Republicans Win in 29 States National Elections Result
The article reports a Republican national sweep across 29 states with gains in the United States Senate and a solid House majority. It notes increased state-level Republican governors and officers, including New York and Pennsylvania, and mentions specific retirements and vacancies. It lists elected governors in multiple states and notes twelve states voting earlier. Major Senate terms expire March 4 next year with several vacancies filled.
Roll Call of States Lists Elections by Year
The piece lists all states Maine Vermont Oregon Indiana Iowa Kansas Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota California New Jersey Connecticut New York Colorado North Dakota Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota Hull Massachusetts United States regions and ends noting Maine Vermont and Oregon held elections earlier in the year.
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Roosevelt
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Odell
McKinley
Bird S. Coler
Brooklyn
Tammany
Harlem River
Pennsylvania
Judge Pennypacker
Pattison
Stone
Massachusetts
Bates
Crane
Connecticut
Ohio
New York
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Wyoming
California
Colorado
Maine
Vermont
Oregon
United States Senate
Joseph B. Foraker
James B. McCreary
Kentucky
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
W. P. Dillingham
Samuel B. McEnery
Louisiana
Alexander S. Clay
Georgia
New Jersey
Illinois
Utah
Washington
West Virginia
Democratic State Ticket Elected in Alabama Race
Alabama voters elect a Democratic slate including Governor and Secretary of State, with names listed for Treasurer Auditor Attorney General Superintendent of Education and Agriculture. Republican ticket winners and university trustees noted, along with a Lake Shore Limited rail advertisement.
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Posal
Intendent of Education
Agriculture
Joseph H. Hoysinger
Thomas Lowe
W. E. Adams
Lee
Commissioner of Land Office
Public Instruction
Samuel R. van Sant
Ray W. Jones
Peter E. Hanson
Elias H. Block
Iverson
Wallace B. Douglas
Supreme ¢ Court
Charles A. Pidgeon
Charles F. Staples
John H. Mickey
Edmund G. McGilton
George W. Marsh
Bercceniaanent
N. Prout
William K. Fowler
George D. Follmer
A. C. Cleveland
J. Button
Supreme
J. Bowler, Jr
G. Doug
Samuel Plat
Simon Bray
M. C. McMillan
W. ©. Gayhart
Orvis Ring
W. W. Booth
Frank White
David Bartlett
Edward F. Porter
Donald H. McMillan
Herbert L. Holmes
C. N. Finch
W. L. Stockwell
Agricult Rollin J
Ferdinand Leutz
Railroad Commissioners
J. F. Shea
C. J. Lord
Andrew Shatz
John M. Cochrane
Republican State Ticket Elections Across States Highlighted
A dense ballot snippet lists multiple Republican state tickets with governors, lieutenant governors, secretaries of state, treasurers, auditors, attorneys general, and supreme court justices. Names such as Nahum J. Bachelder John L. Bates Herbert Parker and others appear, reflecting varied state tickets and officials. Also notes a tobacco advertisement for Pall Mall London Cigarettes targeting gentlemen accustomed to fine Turkish blends.
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Pall Mall
London
Advt
Twelve Die as Fireworks Explosion Kills and Injures Many
A double line of display bombs exploded near Madison Square at 10 10 last night, killing twelve and injuring thirty five with two hundred burned or trampled. The list includes Joseph Arber aged 21 of Fifth Street and Nathaniel Bengley 13 of East Twenty Fourth Street among the dead, while many others from New York and Brooklyn suffer leg and head injuries and burns.
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Arber
Joseph
Fifth St
Feeney Bengley
Nathaniel
East
Twenty-fourth-st
Feeney
William G
Fourth-ave
David Wolfe Bishop
Madison-ave
Major W. Buck
Merrill
Frank
Roblee
Harold
Charles Roblee
Bartholdt
Shea
Dennis
Guetteto
Consillio
Sandy Compiesne
Leonard
Michael F
East Forty-fifth-st
Michael
East Twenty-fourth-st
Liberman
Louis
Ludlow Sr
Melchensky
William
Milker
Samuel
Clintonst
St. Vincent's Hospital
Myers
David
East Eighty-fourth-st
Olgan
Charles
Varick-st
O'Connor
Frederick
East Houston-st
Schaefer
West Fourteenth St
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Scully
Robert
Bathgate Ave
Tremont
Mills
Snyder
Philip J
East Twenty
Fourth-St
Starr
Nora
East One
Odell Replaced by Coler in New York Landslide Victory
New York City voted Democratic in a landslide with Coler defeating Odell by about 120000 in the state. Tammany Hall celebrated while Republicans read upstate returns with satisfaction. The Hoffman House crowd tracked results as Coler gained strong margins across boroughs and statewide.
Flying Machine Ascends Over Madison Square Garden At Night
Leo Stevens the aeronaut failed to carry out the planned Madison Square Garden to Park Row flight yesterday noon but completed the ascent at about 8 PM. Darkness and engine issues kept the airship over the Garden until midnight when it was lowered. Fireworks and green lights illuminated the craft while a searchlight from the Flatiron Building shone on it throughout the evening.
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Leo Stevens
Madison Square Garden
Park Row
Governor Odell Wins Reelection By Large Plurality
The article reports Governor Odell likely re elected by at least 10 000 votes with possible 15 000 16 000 lead and notes most of the Republican state ticket also victorious except perhaps Henry B Coman and Judge William E Werner. It details county results in Erie Orleans and New York City leaders and predicts a Republican majority in the state Senate and Assembly.
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Odell
Henry B. Coman
William E. Werner
Court of Appeals
John Cunneen
Erie
Orleans
Prohibition Party
Judge Gray
City
New York
Werner
Albany
Onondaga
Clinton
Monroe
City of
Senate
Assembly
Platt
United States
Odell Wins In New York Governor Race With Pluralities
In 1806 McKinley’s lead was 268 460 while Black led Porter by 212 002 for governor. In 19% McKinley’s plurality reached 145 606 with Odell ahead of Stanchfield. Onondaga results show Odell’s plurality over 7 700. In Rochester Odell leads 15 367 to 12 153 with a 3 214 edge. Buffalo totals place Wickser and Cunneen ahead in city counts by 338 and 1 348 respectively.
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McKkinley
Black
Porter
McKinley
Odell
Stanchfield
Rochester
Atvess
Coler
Odelks
Buffalo
Erry
John G. Wickser
John Cunneen
Landslide Results in Madison and Jefferson Counties
Early returns from Oneida and Watertown show Odell carrying Madison County by over 3,000 and Rogers for Justice of the Supreme Court winning by decisive majorities in Jefferson and surrounding counties. In Buffalo districts, Bradley leads Sullivan by 2,661 and Cox defeats Shultz by 3,200. Lincoln Ad includes a patent medicine ad.
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Odell
Madison County
Watertown
N. Y
Vth
Rogers
Supreme Court
Davies
Jefferson County
Judicial
Utica
Oneida County
Watson M. Rogers
Will Jefferson Conte
J. C. Daley
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Idaho
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
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William D. Jelks
R. M. Cunningham
J. T. Heflin
J. Craig Smith
T. L. Sowell
Massey Wilson
Isaac W. Hinl
R. R. Poole
Eroceoee
George C. Pardee
Alden Anderson
Charles F. Qurry
Webb
Victor H. Woods
E. P. Colgan
Truman Reeves
Wiliam H. Beatty
F. M. Angelotti
Lucien Shaw
Ion Public Tan
Regents of University
James H. Peabody
Warren A. Haggatt
James Cowle - Whitney Newton
John A. Holmberg
Nathan C. Miller
Anta B. Brandt
Oscar J. Pfeiffer
William J. Kreig
Adrian Chamberlain
Henry Roberts
Cheries G. R. Vinal
Henry H. Gallup
William A. King
William E. Seeley
Reesserte
A. C. Croom
Clay Crawford
A. Hooker
Sweeeesoess
Fred A. Busse
Chris Mamer
Trustees of University
Williem B. McKinley
L. E. Kerrick
David Nat A. Hill
Charlies W. Miller
Willis
Blatchley
Benjamin F. Johnson
W. 4. Robinson
William J. Henley
James B. Black
Daniel W. Comstock
Alrter
Wiley
Robert A. Brownut
Publc
A. Cotton
Willem B. Martin
Carroll
Scott M. Ladd
Lake Shore
Chicago
Instru Justices Supreme Court
Willis J. Batley
David J. Hanna
Joseph R. Burrow
Seth G. Wells
Thomas T. Kelly Charlies
Coleman Insley T. Daghett
Henry F. Mason
John
Pollock Adrian L. Greene
Abram H. Ellis
Erwin W. Cunningham
Charles H. Luling
Nahum J. Bachelder
John L. Bates
Curtis Guild
Wiliam L. Olin
Edward S. Bradford
Henry E. Turner
Herbert Parker
STAT
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Alexander Maitland
Fred M. Warner
Daniel McCoy
Perry F. Powers
Charles A. Blair
Edwin A. Wildey Delos A. Fair
Patrick H. Kelly
Luther L. Wright
Justice Supreme Court
William L. Carpenter
Judges Supreme Court
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Jeroy B. Valliant
James D. Fox
Onera
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Joseph BP. Rice
William T. Carrington
X Holloway
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Dominick
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Avis. Thomas
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Bellevue
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Doyle
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Thomas
Dilagenti
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Jacob
Donahue
Daniel
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Donegan
Edward
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Washington Ave
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Jackson
Willam
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Listman
Webster Ave
New-York Hospital
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Mguire
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Rosenblatt
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Walker
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Wilson
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New York City
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E. E. McCall
Vernon M. Davis
Congress
State Senate
Elsberg
Charles F. Bostwick
F. E. Wood
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Charles F. Murphy
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Hoffman House
Mason
Charles P. Bacon
David B. Hill
Elliot Danforth
Democratic State Committee
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Danforth
Timothy D. Sullivan
William Randolph
Sullivan
William E. Melody
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Queens
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Art Yates
W. D. McKinstry
Erie County Assemblymen
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John J. Sullivan
Robert L. Cox
George F. Shultz
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