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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1898
Page
1
Philadelphia returns show W A Stone likely winning Pennsylvania governor by a large plurality. The report lists county by county results for Stone Jenks and Swallow, with Stone leading in most counties and Republicans sweeping the legislature. It notes Swallow’s weaker statewide total and identifies key county outcomes and local race conclusions.
Real estate list describes multiple farms and parcels for sale within 2 to 9 miles of Frederick, Maryland. Properties include 150 acres limestone land, 70 and 200 acre farms with buildings in repair, a dwelling on E Church St, a site at Michodo, a small house at Fearaville, and several outbuildings. Also mentions 22 acres near Frederick, limestone and red land, 2 acres 2 miles from Frederick on the pike, 237 acres near Braddock with mansion and buildings, and an electric road access.
The Republican ticket led by Roosevelt won New York by about 20 000 votes with Van Wyck losing to a Republican majority estimated around 160 000 statewide. Brooklyn shifted to a Democratic plurality, and Congress and statehouse results suggested Republicans maintaining a strong joint-control majority. The soldier vote is delayed until December 1 but not expected to change the outcome.
New Haven reports complete returns from 165 of 168 towns showing Lounsbury 75057 and Morgan 58406. 1896 Cooke 100999 over Sargent 51296. Sperry leads Webb by 3225 in Second district. Republicans projected to hold at least 50 seats in the legislature. North Carolina Democrats sweep several districts and appear to control both legislative branches. Minnesota sees cross-claims on state tickets with Democratic gains in some areas. Rhode Island/Providence notes light voting and constitutional question likely rejected. Tennessee McMillin leads with expected Democratic mayoral victory. Congress split with 4 Democrats, 0 Republicans in delegation. Texas poised for large Democratic win. statewide returns incomplete.
Early statewide returns from New Jersey New York Maryland and Pennsylvania set 85 Republicans and 169 Democrats likely elected to the U S House. States list party tallies by district with several districts still in doubt Ohio and Ohio remains 15 to 6 for Republicans and Democrats remain split in districts. The Ohio Democrats concede a GOP edge, while the Seventh district races hint at possible changes not yet decided.
Reports from Wilmington and other cities show Republican gains across Delaware and several states. Early tallies indicate Gray’s win for U S Senator and a strong Republican showing in the legislature, with mixed results in neighboring races including Kentucky Indiana and Illinois amid thin vote totals.
Voorhees the Republican candidate defeats the Democrat in New Jersey by about 12 000 votes in a statewide election. Republicans gain control of the Senate likely 14 to 7 and hold the Assembly around 49 to 20 with possible changes from Moraga printing irregularities. Democrats elect Salmon Daly Mulermott and others in scattered districts.
The article reports county by county outcomes in New Jersey, listing margins for Voorhees and Crane and noting which party won the assembly seats. It names counties Atlantic Ocean Union Gloucester Middlesex Mercer Hunterdon Morris Sussex Cape May Cumberland Salem Warren and individuals like Voorhees Crane and Allen McDermott.
Scattering precincts forecast Hayward a Republican governor by at least 2000 in Nebraska. Chairman Slaughter claimed the full Republican ticket would win by larger pluralities, with a Republican legislature and a U.S. senator to succeed Allen. In Michigan Detroit reports Pinkney Sreen won by 50,000 to 66,000, while other results favored Republicans in the upper peninsula.
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