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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1900
Page
3
Ebert and Sons advertise low prices with a bold display in a storefront ad. The message emphasizes value and savings for shoppers.
Early returns from Vermont New Hampshire and Montana show McKinley leading in some areas yet Bryan gains solid state majorities in several states. Democratic fusion tickets appear strong in Montana and Colorado while Wyoming leans McKinley. Vermont reports scattered results with Republican gains. New York and surrounding state lines show mixed outcomes as ballots come in.
New York voters favor William McKinley over William Jennings Bryan by about 140000 statewide, with city gains offset by Bryan in the boroughs. The electoral tally lists McKinley 247 to Bryan 38, with California and other states unreported. Reports note quiet polling, occasional disruptions, and quick, orderly counting across districts.
Crowds react as results show Republicans gaining in Congress and governorships. Roosevelt celebrates at Sagamore Hills as New York, Illinois, and New Jersey results tilt Republican. Governors and congressmen win, with Indiana and Nebraska results noted and party leaders commenting on the good times and honest money.
President McKinley greeted by friends and neighbors at his Canton home as returns arrived from New York and Illinois. Direct wires linked to Republican HQ while Mrs. McKinley hosted guests. Early dispatches suggested victory, with cheers from the crowd as confidence grew in McKinley’s re election prospects.
Philadelphia Nov 7 partial list shows state senate composition 37 Republicans 12 Democrats with several districts reporting winners. Names include Ware Osbourn Berkelbach Grady Sproul Herbst Heidelbaugh Fox Weiss Drury Edmiston Matson Stewart Fisher Williams Magee Crafford Emery Sisson Smith Patterson Gamble Kerk Quay Creasey Theler Maloney Emert Reynolds Flaherty James Philbir and others across counties Huntingdon Luzerne Erie Fulton Columbia Venango Lackawanna and Northampton counties provide mixed party results for senate and house seats.
At a Denver polling place a violent clash between police and deputy sheriffs left Charles Allen a negro deputy sheriff dead and Stewart Harvey a white special policeman fatally wounded. Troops stood by amid confusion while Governor Thomas denied issuing orders. Ex mayor Murray offered 5000 reward for the killers.
Delaware returns show Republicans winning New Castle County and likely state control by roughly 1,200 to 1,500 votes, while Democrats capture Sussex and Kent counties and expect a Democratic majority in the new legislature. Massachusetts indicates Bryan leading in early city returns, with statewide totals favoring McKinley by about 35,000. Crane leads in the governor’s race with similar margins. A report notes ongoing returns in New England and a brief reference to a patent medicine advertisement.
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