Jerome Triumphs In Close New York Election Victory
George Brinton McClellan is re elected mayor by about 5 000 with Hearst third party rival failing to gain. Jerome of New York County led a reform bid against Tammany while Ivins and Metz win city posts. Hearst vows to fight the result as Brooklyn and Queens swing to the Municipal Ownership League.
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Jerome
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Mal
Osborne
York
New York
Orge Brinton McClellan
Dyer William Randolph Hearst
Municipal Ownership League
William M. Ivins
George B. McLellan
Mr. Hearst
McClellan
Board of Aldermen
Herman A. Metz
Patrick I. McGowan
William Travers Jerome
New York County
W. Osborne
Ugu
Wearst
Brooklyn
Queens
America
Tammany Organization
Ton
Teoarst
Coler
League
Hearst
Sgins
Low
William Randolph Hearst
Everett Colby Wins New Jersey State Senator Seat
Everett Colby, Republican candidate, gains the state senate seat in New Jersey by no less than 15,000 in Essex County, with Roosevelt carrying the county last year by 25,053 and Stokes by 18,385. Other Republicans lead tickets by about 14,000 to 15,000 while Brush is re elected mayor in Mount Vernon.
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Everett Colby
Newark
N. J
Roosevelt
Stokes
Colby
Major Lentz
FY. H. Sommer
Schoenthal
Assembly
Chicago
Tolman
Democrats Carry Cleveland City and County Pluralities
Democratic leaders claim Cleveland city and Cuyahoga county votes give large margins. Mayor Johnson expects a margin of at least 8,000 and Pattison projects about 10,000 in the county.
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Cleveland
Johson
Pattison
Cuyapoga
Democratic wave sweeps multiple states and cities
The reform ticket, led by Weaver, wins in Ohio and Philadelphia with large margins. May or Tom Johnson re-elected in Cleveland. Rhode Island governor re-elected. Missouri and New Jersey split outcomes. San Francisco mayor re-elected. Maryland disfranchising amendment defeated. Philadelphia prints record turnout and strong anti-establishment sentiment.
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Tom Johnson
Dia
Maryland
Union Labor
San Francisco
New York
Reform
Weaver
Philadelphia
Berry
Ohio
Cincinnati
Boss Cox
Cleveland
Utter
Rhode Island
Dr. Irwin
Virginia
Chicago
New Jersey
Bookwalter Rep
Indianapolis
Louisville
Schmitz
Bridgeport
Ansonia
Conn
Mathews
Folk
Missouri
Roosevelt
Boies Penrose
James P. McNichol
Maloney
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Curtis Guild, Jr
Charles W. Bartlett
Eben S. Draper
Hopedale
Henry M. Whitney
Judge Dempsey
Joseph F. Hogan
Troy
W. Y
Albany
N. Y
Gaus
Buffalo
J. N. Adams
Louis J. Kengett
Syracuse
Alan C. Fobes
Thomas Murphy
Rochester
N. C
James G. Cutler
James Johnston
Prohibition
Citizens
Oswego
John K. Smith
Amsterdam
J. H. Dealey
Norman S. Bently
Elmira
Demberais
Z. R. Brockway
Bogart
Watertown
D. W. Cahill
C. W. Clare
Johnstown
Isaac Morris
Edwin Baylies
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Ealt Lake City
American Party
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Thompson
Morris
Lynch
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Rutgers
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