McClellan Wins Greater New York Mayor Victory
New York election returns show George B. McClellan III elected mayor of Greater New York by a wide margin over Seth Low. Edward M. Grout elected comptroller and Charles V. Fornes chosen president of the board of aldermen, with Kings County voting Democratic despite a Fusion split. Other states report Republican gains and Democratic wins in several cities.
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Greater
Seth Low
Edward M. Grout
Charles V. Fornes
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Tammany
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Fornes
Hugh McLaughlin
Kings county Democracy
McCarran
Kings county
Patrick H. McCarran
McLaughan
William 5. Devery
McClellan Wins City Mayor Election Amid Zealous Campaign
The victory marks a dramatic shift in public sentiment since Mayor Low’s 2 year tenure. McClellan carries Manhattan, the Bronx, and Brooklyn with large gains, edging out Shephard’s Democrat rival. Low carries Richmond by 200 votes. McClellan’s total net gain over Shephard reaches 193,000.
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Republicans Sweep Ohio Gubernatorial Victory With 125000 Plurality
Ohio returns show Myron T. Herrick Republican defeat of Mayor Tom L. Johnson by about 125000 votes. Article notes triple-party majorities for Hanna in the legislature, talks of national implications, and Republican unity under Herrick’s win.
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Rep
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MYRON T. HERRIOR
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McClellan
New York
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Beckham Carries Kentucky Republicans Charge Fraud Bloodshed
Kentucky reports claim of fraud and bloodshed at several places as Republican supporters accuse Democratic candidate John C Beckham of victory over Colonel Morne B Belknap Hen amid bitter clashes in Levisi and Merion districts.
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Violence and disorders stain election day across several states
Reports from multiple cities recounts fights near polling places with arrests and injuries. In Danville and Troy clashes left Kiley wounded and Reilly shot. in Lawrenceburg a constable was fatally cut. Massachusetts re elects Bates governor while Virginia and Nebraska vote party lines with narrow margins. Arkansas and Rhode Island see lynching and tense returns as race results trickle in.
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Pennsylvania's Big Plurality Rises in Statewide Returns
Returns from 67 counties show Republican gains in 49 counties totaling 71,006 and Democratic gains in 18 counties totaling 5,825. Mathues Republican for state treasurer leads by 217,784 and Snyder Morrison Henderson aides win Supreme Court seats. Early estimates suggest official count could raise Republican plurality toward 225,000.
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Light Vote in Philadelph' Republicans Win Big Plurality
Philadelphia reports a light overall election with Republicans carrying city offices by large margins. Mathues for state treasurer leads with 163,316 votes, Snyder for auditor general 162,130, and Bell district attorney 162,244, while the Independence party ballots top at 12,058 for a common pleas judge. Dauphin County sees a tight race for a law judge with Kunkel winning by about 2,000 and Harrisburg carried by Republicans. Steelton notes a riot in First ward as votes are not counted.
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Independence party
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Socialist party
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Robert H. Foerderer
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Morrisburg
Michael W. Jacobs
Lone Pennypadger
George Kunkié
W a P. Hain
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Harrisburg
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Republicans Win In New Jersey Senate and Assembly
New Jersey returns show Republicans winning four of six state senate seats and gaining control of the assembly. Key contests in Cape May, Gloucester, Middlesex, Monmouth, Passaic, Somerset, and Union counties shape a 14 to 7 GOP senate split. Union county yields a Democratic assembly majority and a Kean defeat.
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