Republicans Carry Wyoming in Election Verdict
Republicans seized Wyoming as votes tallied across counties, delivering a decisive statewide gain in the race and shaping the national balance of power for the upcoming term.
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07 Nov 1900
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New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1900
Page
1
McKinley Re-elected as President in 1900 Election Sweep
The Republican ticket led by William McKinley of Ohio was re elected with Theodore Roosevelt as Vice President. Republicans carried 27 states to 18 for Democrats. Kentucky supported Bryan while Democrats suffered in gubernatorial races with John W. Yerkes winning as Republican governor. Colorado plans to vote for Bryan.
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Senate
Assembly
Bryan
McKinley wins electoral map signals and senate shifts
The piece notes party gains across states with fusion and Republican legislatures. It highlights Idaho Kansas Montana South Dakota Utah West Virginia and Delaware electing McKinley and Roosevelt or aligning to block opponents. Pettigrew's silver stance challenged by Republican successor in South Dakota. McKinley’s national popular margin about 550000, below 1896’s 603514.
Fierce Riot on Broadway Draws Broad Police Response
A riot erupted before 2:36 AM in front of the Rossmore Hotel on Broadway, sparked by Columbia students shouting for Bryan. Police used clubs to break up fights after one prisoner, Frank Butler, was taken in as instigator. Samuel B. Harry, a hunchback, was badly injured and declined hospital care.
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Rossmore Hotel
Columbia
Tenderloin Station
Hess
Samuel B. Harry
East Sixth Street
Bryan
Broadway
Frank Butler
Rufus Silberman
West Forty-seventh Street
Butler
Silberman
McKinley
Harry
Congress in Revolution as Republicans Dominate Houses
The report notes Republicans will hold a 16 vote Senate majority and a 47 seat House majority in the Fifty-seventh Congress, with gains across Maryland Nebraska North Carolina New York and other states. It cites shifts in districts from Pennsylvania Texas Ohio Massachusetts and Illinois, including defeats of McAleer and Lorimer, and predicts continued GOP strength nationwide.
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Senate
House of Representatives
New York
Billy Lorimer
Chicago
John J. Feeley
Lentz
Ohio
Tompkins
Massachusetts
Washburn
Thayer
Fifty-Seventh Congress Republicans and Opposition
Fragmentary text shows references to United States Senate, Next Senate Republicans, opposition, and Republican majority across Fifty-Fifth and Fifty-Sixth Congresses with scattered figures and labels.
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Bryan Leads Early In Kansas Close Vote
Special to The New York Times from Topeka Kansas November 6 voters faced clear pleasant weather with polls opening at 8 am. Seventeen precincts one third counted show Bryan ahead of 1896 by about 15 percent while overall results look close and not known until tomorrow. Fusion Headquarters claim Kansas for Bryan. W E Stanley Republican governor hopeful predicts victory.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Bryan
Wichita
Fusion
W. E. Stanley
Democrats Concede Nebraska to McKinley
Chicago report notes Henry C. Payne received word from Assistant Secretary of War Meiklejohn that Nebraska would concede to McKinley. The brief telegram implies a political shift favorable to the Republican candidate in the state.
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Chicago
Henry C. Payne
Meiklejohn
Fullerton, Neb
Nebraska
McKinley
Nebraska returns show Republicans gaining strong statewide
Omaha dispatch reports slow returns but indicates Republicans leading by about ten to a precinct. Bryan is claimed to win Nebraska by 15 000 votes by Populists while Lincoln and Omaha show Republican gains and McKinley leading in several districts. Voter turnout was high and betting favored Bryan early.
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Omaha
Neb
Edmiston
Populists’ National Committee
Bryan
Nebraska
State Journal
Republican State Committee
Lincoln
G. J. Burkett
David H. Mercer
John R. Hays
McKinley
John D. Pope
A. C. Shallenberger
William Neville
Douglass
Kearney
Roosevelts Evening Dispatch After Republican Victory
Gov Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill received early returns with family nearby. He spoke briefly on the Republican win praising honest money and prosperity, then dictated a congratulatory message to President McKinley and sent greetings to Senator Hanna and Mr Odell.
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Oyster Bay
L. L
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
McKinley
William McKinley
Canton
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Hanna
Odell
Odell Celebrates Victory As McKinley Rides Strong
Governor elect Odell told The New York Times from Newburg at 11 last night that McKinley carried doubtful states and won sweeping majorities. He projects New York State with a 150000 Republican margin and says Croker carried New York County for Bryan while Greater New York favored Bryan. Odell vows practical businesslike governance.
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Odell
NEW York Times
Newburg
McKinley
Bryan
Democratic Party
Naz
Croker
New Yorkk County
New York
Croker Says Bryan Defeat Not Yet Final
Richard Croker spoke at Tammany Hall and declined further statements on Bryan's defeat. He noted New York's strong showing for Bryan while acknowledging a loss, and sent a telegram to William J. Bryan noting a county swing from McKinley to Bryan. Croker left for the Democratic Club with John F. Carroll.
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Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Bryan
New York
McKinley
McKinley and Odell Wins Return GOP Lead in New York
New York State results show a GOP plurality of over 140,000 for William McKinley and 110,559 for Governor hopeful Benjamin Odell Jr. Bryan and Stanchfield carried several counties including New York and Queens. Stanchfield won Chemung by 584, Greene County gave Odell 6 votes, McKinley led there by 107. Elmira backed Stanchfield as Bryan trailed by 172 there.
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McKinley
Bryan
Albany
Allegany
Broome
Cattaraugus
Chenango
Ecoae
Clinton
Delaware
Dutchess
Eric
Essex
Franklin
Gee
Fulton & Ham Eon
Genesee
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Uedaa
Monroe
Montgomery
New York
Nassau
Oneida Niagara
Eae
Csrs Ae Srs HS
Eeeeree Onondaga Maen Corracco PE
Ontario
Orleans
Oswego
Otsego
Sol Putnam
Queens
Diene Rensselaer
Richmond
Rocklan
St. Lawrence
Saratoga
Schenectady
Schoharie
Yates
William Mc
Black
Odell
Greene County
Elmira
Stanchfield
Mr. Bryan
City of
Mr. McKinley
Plurailities
Qdell
Stanchfield Ein
Ora Allegany
Fulton and
Hamilton
Greene
Fosss Herkimer
Jefferson
Kings
Lewis
Livingston
Niagara
Onondaga
Reese
Rensselaer
Steuben
Tompkins
Ulster
Waitoo
Washington
Eens Wayne
Westchester
Wyoming
Enesese
President McKinley Victory Sparks Nationwide Jubilation
Washington reports a festive mood as McKinley’s re election triggers celebrations. Cabinet members present note relief and renewed confidence in finance trade and industrial activity while urging responsible governance. New York results show McKinley and Bryan contest with borough by borough outcomes.
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Washington
McKinley
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Hay
Gage
Root
New York
Treasury Department
Republican Party
McKinley Receives Festive Election Night Cheer in Canton
Crowds flooded Canton streets at midnight as bands played and rockets lit the sky. Dispatches from party officials and supporters claimed large Republican leads in New York Illinois Missouri Indiana and Iowa while President McKinley waved to cheering citizens and held court with campaign leaders at his home.
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Canton
Ohio
McKinley
Kansas
State
Heath
Republican National Committee
Indiana
Iowa
Union League Club
Chicago
Stark
Republican National
New York
Senator Fianna
Union Club
Cleveland
Gov
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
J. H. Manley
Croker
Illinois
Missouri
Kentucky
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Douglas
Hill
Manhattan
Kings County
Jacob Worth
Brooklyn
Bronx
New York County
Borough of
Tammany
Richard van Cott
Thomas Creamer
Creamer
J. Sprunt Hill
William H. Douglass
George B. McClellan
Herbert Parsons
Congressman McClellan
Mr. Croker
Charles Schwick
Charles Adler
Mr. Worth
Eighth Congressional District
Tamman
Mrl McKinley
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