14 Nov 1896
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1896
Page
1
Returns from multiple states place McKinley at 269 electoral votes with Bryan at 170 and two states still in doubt. The piece discusses party prospects, tones of victory for Republicans and expectations for Senate and House outcomes, including state-by-state tallies and regional shifts.
A Wednesday bulletin from the Ohio Republican Committeeman states that 83 counties in the state favor Republican plurality this year, with a Democratic gain over last year of 1,187 votes. It estimates gains in Morrow and Stark counties and notes the overall electoral ticket popularity in the state.
The note outlines confusion over state aging policy and partisan stances. It mentions Republicans and Democrats, references Tennessee and national figures, and hints at upcoming political maneuvering and public discourse without clear events.
Fragmentary OCR readable: mentions McNintey, West Virginia, Denwy, 125 Trindicvan state, Roistodeta, Fernudas, Miedb. No coherent events or names to confirm a full news item. May reflect a damaged local notice or obituary-like line with scattered entities.
Fragmentary OCR describes a political event involving Senator Warren and state tenets. It mentions counties and a request to Patalesia, with references to batt and best ene certdr snd ter hile. Congress tie GEA Wath enanee and reps CLAD set.
Fragmentary OCR item mentioning pets, prices, and references to a vote or governor. Includes names and numbers with illegible terms, suggesting a small classifieds or public notice about pets and related prices or actions.
An unclear report notes candidates and political movements in Nebraska with references to ballot actions and provisional returns. Names and places are garbled, but mentions an election context and Wednesday updates on results.
The report notes statewide and district results with Democrats winning several seats while Republicans maintain leads in Others. Key figures include Hindchs:nin, Hunter, and Jeng Maker in the Sixteenth, Nineteenth, and Twenty-second districts, with close contests in the Seventeenth between Bel knap and Darrow.
Nov 3 reports state Secretary McLaughlin asserts California favors Republicans with leads from 2.0 to 19,000 as returns trickle in. The Examiner mirrors the margin, while figures from San Francisco and statewide precincts reflect McKinley and Bryan tallies with McKinley slightly ahead.
Vague Kansan newspaper note reports that Brre carried their slate by about thirty votes in an election week. Snapshot mentions Wednesday morn fog and a close result, with sparse details on specific candidates or locations.
A Missouri roundup reports race outcomes from November 4 across statewide and district contests. It notes Republican gains in key precincts, party majorities in Congress and state offices, and mentions candidates and overall counts shaping control in the area.
Early returns show Sullivan frep concede as John Rogers wins gubernatorial race by a narrow margin. Lewis and Jones sweep the free silver congressional candidates with large majorities. Free silver forces likely to control the next legislature on joint ballot and name a U S Senator successor. In Port land Me vote totals favor McKinley over Bryan with scattered results.
The ballot shows Bryan carrying the state by over 3,000 with two silver congressmen elected Shal poten and Heiltogh re-elected. A legislature returns Henry Allen to the senate while the reform coalition gains ground. Democratic and Republican factions remain split with a tight path ahead.
Early state returns suggest Deran will win Missoudi Byu for governor by a comfortable majority, while Smegehes and others trail. The outcome appears settled as final tallies roll in.
The report from PLWACKER NEV describes a close political count with Republicans holding a solid lead in a county race and a split overall across the state. It notes party distributions: 99 Republicans, 14 Democrats, totaling a Republican majority in the tally.
Fragmentary text from a Minnesota page notes a gubernatorial race and mentions a poet card, with unclear names and dates. The readable parts reference an election and political matter but lack coherent details or proper nouns to identify entities.
Early Iowa totals indicate a Republican sweep of the state ticket and all 11 congressmen, with a strong margin over fusionist and Democratic candidates. Officials list secretary of state as part of the slate with auditor, supreme judge, attorney general, and railroad commissioner elected.
New Orleans Nov 4 Returns from northern parishes indicate Hogan leads by about 9000 votes in the state. The Meissey slate carries splinters in Fourth Fifth and Sixth districts with large GOP majorities. Republicans charge fraud and plan to contest two city districts. other districts show larger margins.
Fragmentary OCR notes show reference to Carrion Nov and figures about 4090 majority. Mentions Mieager, Hrgan, Sewall and principal counties likely voting, but details are unclear and no full outcome is provided.
Fusion candidate Towne wires his victory in the Duluth district as he defeats Eddy with Lomrmen also reported to have beaten rival in third district contest. Republicans Tawney Fletcher Stevesa and McCleary are noted as elected to Congress.
Returns from Michigan show the Republican plurality growing for presidential electors and the Governor’s race with Mayor Pingree leading by about ten points. Brucker defeats Linton in the Eighth District as a silver Democrat, Todd likely defeats Milnes in a silver Democrat win.
Maryland will have a solid Republican delegation in the next Congress. The First district shows Isaac S. Barber with 300 plurality, Second district William B. Baker 2,000, Third district William S. Beese 3, Fourth district W. We. McIntyre 9107, Fifth district Sidney Eld Medd 30009, Sixth district Caps John MeDo232d 3,08 plurality. The official count will not materially derive these figures.
A garbled Washington report notes changes in a fusion ticket involving Washington Junior College teams, listing multiple candidates and dates in a confused state. The fragment hints at a political or student slate transition with unspecified nominees and timeline.
The Silver Democratic ticket headed by Senator J.P. Jones appears poised to win a majority of counties as results trickle in from numerous small precincts still uncounted. Analysts note the balance of the state ticket favors the Silver Democrats, with expectations tempered by incomplete tallies.
Early returns from Montana indicate a smaller majority for Bryan than expected, with estimates of about 15.00. Hubert Smith, fusion candidate for governor, is elected by 16.00. Indications point to fusion supporters winning majorities from 2.00 to 10.00. The next legislature is seen as Democratic and populist. Twelve precincts in Hutte report Bryan 2, McHinney 312.
Late returns indicate Bryan holds a safe majority for congress with at least W.00 votes. Democrats control the legislature ensuring a senator will succeed Brown. Populists fail to gain numbers and fuse with Democrats. no gold Democrat votes were cast.
Returns from the election indicate Bryan will hold a statewide majority near 3004 with Democrats sweeping congressmen. Polls show strong majorities in key districts and names such as McCuthoush, Suhastres, Tabak and Dinsmore prominent among local candidates.
The latest county totals report McHiles leading New York State with a statewide plurality of 209 080 votes across all counties.
North Carolina results show Kitchn elected to Congress with White defeating Woowerd. Populists carry First Fourth Sixth and Seventh districts, while Eighth and Ninth remain in doubt. Governor race undecided and official vote may be required for final determination. Electoral vote remains doubtful as both sides claim victory. full returns will decide.
Fragmentary text indicates state wide returns with a focus on Messinies’s plurality and a governor race. Mentions Cook as a candidate with a 44050 margin and Sargent with a 32.2 percent plural vote share in a disputed tally.
The readable fragments indicate discussion of a gubernatorial and congressional race with a 4000 vote margin and mention that Democrats hold the legislature. Specific names and places are not discernible.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Colgrado and Denver forming a fusion slate with SK parties. Admin pledges discrete silver ail exchange and pledged support for a return to a national governance structure. Indications point to a likely election outcome involving the Dalley ticket.
Fragmentary New Hampshire notice describes returns and local business activity. Incomplete details reference community matters, dates, and ongoing administrative actions with several unreadable phrases.
Fragmentary notes from Idaho mention a state total of 22 590 and references to major totals and plans. The text is unclear but implies ongoing accounting or returns processes with several names and places obscured.
Early returns from Rhode Island indicate McNinies has won the state by a wide margin. Melville Bull and Adin B. Cronis, Republicans, are overwhelmingly elected to Congress.
The Florid Times-Union reports results with Bryan carrying Florida for Davis in the second district by 4 020 plurality and Sparkman leading in the first district by 5.00.
Fragmentary OCR shows partial notes on Republicans and state ticket in Atlanta with scattered names and places. Remaining legible items reference Suwannee and Savannah areas, with no clear outcomes or dates due to missing text.
A scrambled report claims Oregon plans to move rail assets from multiple counties as results come in. The piece notes political shifts and regional gains tied to county results and state leadership.
In Fargo November report, about seven thousand nine indicate the state ticket, with Johnson as a leading candidate. The partial readout shows McHinies and others within the 24 precincts reflecting early results.
Alabama report shows lower expected statewide turnout than August or October. The brief notes a diminished vote from current outlook and references Bryant in relation to state results, signaling a shift in electoral momentum.
Nov 1 Richmond reports late returns indicating the Democratic candidate defeated by a margin of 19 093. The tally favors Bryn Lick with the official count pending finalization.
Latest estimates show Terrell Forston leading in Texas and Culberson as the Democratic nominee for governor. All Democratic candidates for Congress are elected according to early returns.
The Charleston dispatch notes Hieran's plurality in South Carolina is estimated at around 4 chances from the vote tally, with a majority just over four thousand.
Vermont voters delivered a plurality for White Haven de Norton and Now Melin ley in a state race, with officials noting the unusual margin and calling for further review amid unclear provisional tallies.
Fragmentary notes from Jackson indicate Mississippi political figures forecast a potential shift in party alignment. The text references Watson and a Democratic congressman, with speculation on future control and voting blocs.
From Pennsylvania comes a report of results and shifts in party support. The piece notes a plurality for candidate Meigs as ballots from key districts are tallied.
Fragmentary report from New Jersey mentions a day of activities in a northern town. Details are obscured but refer to a public event and local interests.
Early unofficial returns from several states show McKinley ahead in Illinois Minnesota and California. In Illinois McKinley leads by about 147 121 with Tanner at 534. California reports McKinley 141 1% to Bryan 164 104 from a fraction of districts. Oregon and South Dakota show McKinley holding a slight edge as results trickle in.
Early returns from multiple states show William Jennings Bryan winning North Carolina by about 15 600 votes per official Democratic headquarters while Republican leaders acknowledge a smaller margin. In North Dakota South Dakota and Idaho Bryan leads suggest Democratic and populist ticket gains. Claggett and Geiger elected to Senate, with Grover for Congress.
The London Guild Hall banquet for new Lord Mayor George Faudel Phillips drew celebriti es as Lord Salisbury spoke on government policy. Ambassador Bayard replied to the toast on foreign relations, touching US politics and the world’s need for national honor. Discussion covered Venezuela, Turkey, and Britain’s stance on arbitration and European balance of power.
A sweep of reports from Pittsburch to Des Moines shows mills and factories returning to full or extended schedules. The Star tin plate works restarts with 100 workers. Westinghouse adds a sixth day. Lehigh valley and Midwestern plants resume full operations, raise wages, or increase hours for hundreds of employees.
Indiana reports claim a new railroad linking Muncie with Richmond is nearly certain. A three month survey chose a route through densely populated territory unseen by current roads. Hue line work could start in spring under secret plans controlled by Sig Four Co. The article notes other local incidents and political races across the state.
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