Ohio Near Even Split as Parties Claim Win in State Ticket
Columbus records indicate Democrats claim a statewide majority and control of the legislature on joint ballot, while Republicans concede losses in Hamilton and Cuyahoga counties. Rainy rural turnout and factional city fights complicate early returns, with Republicans asserting gains in rural counties and Democrats hopeful of a governor and full ticket success.
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Democratic State Committee
United States
Hamilton County
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Hanna
Republican State Committee
Cuyahoga
Cheiman Mash
Bushnell
Repubicans
Baltimore County
Calvert
Caroline
Carroll
Cecil
Dorchester
Harford
Howard
Kent
Montgomery
Queen Anne
St. Maery’s
Talbot
Wicomico
Worcester
Garrett
Allegany
St. Marry’s
Charles
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Cedlaroline
Baltimore City
Scott
Gorman
United States Senate
Republican Claims Herald Hanna Victory in Ohio and Nation
Reports from Cleveland and Des Moines indicate Hanna's supporters expect a Republican sweep with Marcus Hanna secure for the Senate as Ohio totals favor the party. Center Colorado shows silver Republicans winning locally while Hayt leads at state level by roughly 7,600 to 10,000, with Gabbril seeking victory for Populists and Democrats by about 5,000.
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Cleveland
Bushnell
Ohio
Central Assembly
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Hanne
United States Senate
Cuyahoga County
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Board of Elections
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The fragmentary item suggests a local notice or notice-like blurb. It references The News and a city area laced with garbled names. Readable names include WALSVS and Rinepetsee. no clear event or outcome is established.
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Prohibition Candidate Swallow Wins Big in Pennsylvania
Returns from Pennsylvania show Dr S C Swallow winning over 125000 votes for state treasurer as Prohibition, while Republican Beacom leads in auditor general contests. In Dauphin county supporters celebrated with a parade as results hint at a Democratic gain nationally despite a lower turnout.
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John M. Garman
State Democratic Committee
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Swallow
Brown
Ritter
8. C. Swallow
Prohibition Cannate
Blair
Clinton
Cumbyland
Dauphin
Huntingdon
Lrcomins Juniata
Montour
Dauphin County
Farurg
Beacom
Haxywood
Arc Cauley
General McCauley
Fusion Wins in Nebraska Victory Greater than Presidential Fear
Lincoln Nebraska reports a sweeping fusion victory with three fusion ticket candidates carrying by 10 000 to 25 000 pluralities. Returns incomplete but indicate state and county ticket gains and a push for unlimited coinage of silver. Republican officials cautions over incomplete tallies. The State Journal notes Republican state ticket defeat.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Fusion
Morer
Republican Committee
Omaha
Sizer
State Journal
Repon
Kansas and Virginia election returns slow and divided
Kansas reports slow returns from only a few counties with local tickets. In Kansas City Republicans may carry most offices except coroner, surveyor and clerk. Virginia results show Democrats ahead by about 55 000 to 60 000 with two thirds of House of Delegates and four fifths of the Senate expected.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Court of Common Pleas
Repubican
Virginia
Richmond
House of Delegates
Senate
Berkley
Norfolk
Detroit
Thompson
Maryland Republicans Capture City and Dispatch Senate Hope
Baltimore reports show Republicans winning the city’s entire municipal ticket and both city councils. They also carried all three Baltimore legislative districts and pose a strong chance to control the legislature and Senate, with key counties returning GOP majorities and plans to replace Arthur P. Gorman.
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Baltinore
Republians
Baltimore
United States Senate
Arthur P. Gorman
Allegeny
Anne Arundel
Baltimore City
Charles
Frederick
Garrett
Prince George
Somerset
Washington
New Jersey Democrats Make Gains in State Races
In Trenton on election day, Democrats gain seats in both chambers while Republicans retain a slim grip on the assembly. Assembly seats list includes Howard Parker and William Bradley among several Democrats, with Republicans still controlling the lower house. Partial Essex counts show strength for the GOP ticket amid a light turnout.
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Trenton
New Jersey
House of Assembly
Senate
Atlantic
Leonard H. Ashley
Bergen
A. C. Heldrum
John A. Bell
Burliington
Howard E.parker
Wiliam of
Carl Bowman
Gover B. Dawson
William Sschimidt
Charles W. Powers
Peter B. Fairchild
Sussex
D. O. Watkins
Gloucester
J. B. Carpenter
Hudson
Timothy J. Carrell
James P. Hail
Fergus T. Kelaher
James J. Murphy
Lexander Simpson
Adolph Walter, Jr
Allen Benny
Horace L. Allen
John J. Marnell
Michael J. Bruder
Charles T. Bauer
Hunterdon
David Lawshe
George F. Martens
Miercer
John B. Yard
Frank
Henry J. Micklinddlesex
Adam Eckert
JS. BH. Ridgeway
John J. Afe- Quade
Meonmouth
Wiliam H. Reid
H. Brown
D. BE. van Morris
Jacob Welsh
G. E. Poole
Ocean
Roderick A. Clark
Passaic
John Donohue
John J. Canning
Henry Frain
John A. Craig
Salem
Joseph B. Crispin
Somerset
P. B. van Doren
Elvin
Union
C. A. Squire
Huston
Roger Murray
Erfelt
Wiliam HH. Bowers
Assembly
E. Hand
Poeter
Mo van Cleefie
Christopher Braun
Sete Lewis TD
Essex County
Republican County Committee
Election Day Murders in Kentucky Describe Blood Feud Shootings
Frankfort reports on election day violence as Republican leader Frank Egbert and supporters ambushed Democrats led by Ben Marshal. Three men died and others wounded after a volley of shots. Deputy Deakins was mortally wounded, and Egbert and Howard Glore were killed. Rumors of additional deaths among African Americans circulated without confirmation. In Mount Vernon a separate clash at Crooked Creek precinct left three disturbers dead in a later confrontation with Sheriff Mullins.
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Frankfort
Frank Egbert
Ben Marshal
Egbert
John W. Smith
Charles Graham
Sherl& Tes Deakins
Deaking
Howard Glore
Walter Gains
Mount Vernon
Crooked Creek
Afullins
Henry Langford
John Lawrence
Charles Payne
London Papers Assess Van Wyck Victory in New York City
Editorials in The Times The Daily Chronicle and The Daily News comment on Judge Van Wyck’s election as New York mayor amid George’s death and Republican reform tensions. They suggest Tammany’s strength under Croker, Republican loyalties, and reform efforts will shape American political history.
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London
the Times
Judge van Wyck
Greater
New York
George
Republians
Low
Tammany
Croker
Metternich
Daily Chronicle
Henry George
Republican Party
The
Daily News
Interest at Washington as Cabinet Members Vote
Washington readers watched election returns with crowds gathered around bulletin boards. Secretaries Sherman Biss and Postmaster General Gary left for home to vote while Long Wilson and Gage and Attorney General McKenna remained in the city to learn results.
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Ohio
Maryr- Jane
White House
Sherman
Biss
Gary
Alger
Michigan
Phil
Long
Wilson
Gage
McKenna
Pay
Roosell
Meiklejohn
Silver Wins in Kentucky and Vote Trends Outline
Early returns from Louisville and surrounding areas show Democrat Charlie Weaver leading George Todd for mayor by a small margin. The overall Democratic ticket appears favored, with constitutional amendments tallying in Lewisville and question marks lingering in several state and district races.
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Charlies P. Weaver
George D. Todd
Lewisvile
Shackford
Court of Appeals
Democrats Win Big in Election Returns Across States
New York reports a sweeping Tammany victory led by Robert A. Van Wyck with an estimated 221000 votes in Greater New York and a strong show for Democrats in New Jersey and Maryland. Assembly gains favor Democrats. statewide results indicate a possible slight Democratic majority in the state assembly, while Buffalo Rochester Oswego and Binghamton also elect Democratic mayors and councils.
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Tuammany
Greater
Robert A. van Wryck
Riegantle
van Wyck
Ger Trey
Jepuitic
Seth Low
Citizen’s Union
Duba
Republican Party
Tammany
Republican
Citizen's Union
Low
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Citi- Trion
Ahi
Bold Pase Ashbel PooFiteh
Erie
Ublican
Aeltermine
Tracy
St Lest
Straicht
Fatima
Bryan
Mehr
Fedl
Tammany Hall
George
van Wock
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Georges
Gleason
William J. Wallice
Court of Appeals
Walker
State Assembly
Assembly
Buffalo
Rochester
Oswego
Ginghamton
Seth Low's Lament on City Election Loss and Civic Reform
The statement from Seth Low expresses sorrow over the difficult Democratic year and Tammany gains, but urges supporters to unite with the new mayor. He says the Citizens' Union fought nobly for vital principles and that future city government can still improve, hoping for cooperation in governing in the people's interest.
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New York
Seth Low
Tammany
Citizens’ Union
Boston Votes Republican for Governor in State Election
In Massachusetts Boston shifts to the Republican candidate Roger Wolcott for governor in a city that typically leans Democratic. Wolcott leads with a sizable vote advantage over last year, while legislative gains tilt Republican with a strong margin in the chamber.
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