Tammanyism Wiped Out as Republicans Sweep States
A sweeping GOP victory across New York, New Jersey, West Virginia, Illinois, Minnesota, Kansas, and Virginia signals a dramatic political shift. Morton wins New York with 175000 plurality, Strong defeats Tammany in NYC, and other Republican gains reshape Congress and state legislatures.
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Entse of Protection and Dean
Ninte
Hill
Morton
New York State
Hugh J. Grant
Tammeny
New York City
William L. Strong
Goff
Recorder
Wing
Brooklyn
Kings County
Tammany
Congress
Waliant
Sickles
Returns by States shows voting results across the union
Elections occurred yesterday in nearly all states with Maine Oregon and Vermont voting earlier the morning tally disclosed results up to eight o clock. The report lists known outcomes by state and notes progress of official tallies statewide.
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Maine
Oregon
Vermont
Alabama returns Democrat wins in Clarke and Inge districts
Montgomery reports results from the First and Second districts with Democrats gaining seats. Clarke defeats Wickerstan and Sibley, while Inge defeats Garluer, shaping the political landscape as votes are counted.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Toilay
Ron Ronee
Om Clarke
Wickerstan
Sibley
Inge
Garluer
Arkaness
Conmosse
D. Metalloeh
Ths
I. Om
Colman
John 3
Link
D. Titel
Thomas ©. McRae
William K. Terry
Patrick Raleigh
John Hy Cherry
Democrats Win Narrowly in Statewide Election Returns
fragmented report shows Democrats carrying key districts with tight margins. results highlight party leaders like Harrison and Robbins amid scattered county by county tallies and names such as Plowminated Gaston Robbins and Hank Hew in a disputed sequence of electors.
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Harrison
Foslow
W. C. Robinson
Tom
Underwoml
Pepouliet
California elects full slate of state officers and amendments
Sacramento results show the fullest slate elected for four-year terms. George Perking, Republican, appointed after Benita Thelind’s death, will serve as state senator. Voters approved nine constitutional amendments affecting education funding, tax exemptions, land and local government powers, and University of California additions. Gubernatorial candidates included Morris M. Bates and others. Republicans gain seats as they push for increased primaries.
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Sacramento
California
Lowuccerns George
Perking
Benita Thelind @tanfort
Joel
Californic
Olicthe
Ely
Atite
Tielage
Janes F. Budd Demport
Morris M. Fates
V. Websu
Alenia Prench
Californhe
Ypesident Caise Wae
Meveland
Dennis
Blarktone
Weaver Cr Ps Bian
Fld
Jamida G. McGuire
Shannon
Mugene i Loud
Joseph Dtay O
James Dentore
Jumen McLucklin
Geordie
Patton
McComas
Professor W
Bowman
Reveath
Willam W. Bowers
Alford
W. A. Somers
L. Gilbert
Colorado Vote Yields Mixed Federal, State Results
Voters in Colorado back a fusion for president with Democrat-Populist support while choosing a Republican for Congress. Governors’ race sees Melotine and Davis among candidates. Shatroth defeats Rhodes in district one while Bowen leads in district two. Provisions on taxes and school funding are highlighted in the statewide ideological contest.
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Denver
Colorado
Slater
Edward O. Wolfot
Hoputilten
Charles, Thomas
Albert W. Melotine
Republicain
Davis
Linecumbent
George Richardson
Prohibition
Tohn K. Shatroth
Late Pence
Hartford Nev Election Ballot Results For Governor and State Officials
Returns from Hartford indicate Republican strength in the statewide race with votes tallied for governor and officials. The text lists candidates for governor and other offices, noting party affiliations and provisional results from various towns as ballots continue to be counted.
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Vorest City
Sipiecial
Brrantan
Cabine
Vorestty
Delaware Vote Signals Possible Republican Governor Victory
Dover reports on the Delaware election with Governor contest results and party breakdowns. Democratic candidate Walter Tutell leads in some counties while Republicans appear strong in Newcastle and Kent, hinting at a Republican governor and a party shift statewide. The ballot also asks voters about a constitutional convention. Local reports note nationwide Republican momentum in early returns.
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Dover
Delawar
United States
Anthony Tutting
Nice Walter Tutell
Joshua Hopekine Morvil
J. Alexander Fulton
Thomas J. Pepty
Prohibition
Delaware
Tnpublican
Samuel J. Banniott
Sussex
Jose Kent
Wilmington
Nowa
Alabama Slates Two Congressmen From Florida Cloney Vote
In the ballot report Tullihosnes notes a Florida blend of candidates. The First District lists M. Sparkman, Democrat, and L. McKinnon, Populist. Second District lists Charles M. Cooper, Democrat, and Mont Atkinson, Populist. A solid Democratic delegation is shown for Congress.
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Tullihosnes
Florida
M. Sparkman
Dateell L. McKinnon
Charles M. Coopeer
Mont. Atkinson
Miorktiins
Conmerens
Congressional nominees listed in Georgia election results
Atlanta November 4 report shows Chaorgut elected elayon congtessmen with details of district nominees. Democrats Republicans Populists listed for districts one through nine, including Crisp Moses Felton Carter Tate and many others with party affiliations.
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Atlanta
Choorgut
Elayon Congtessmen
Miate
oMfclula
Oet
Wirst Dletplet
Haus BL
Charles N. Moses
C. J. Thornton
Leonidas i
Gullington
Robert Todd
Bilith Woetrich
Charlua Ly Bartlett
W. 8
Whitaker
Popullat
Reventh Wietriet
W. HM. Felton
Hats JW Middox
Piateiet
Thomas
Lawson
T. Carter
Idaho Politics and Close Races Highlight 1900s Election Notes
The fragment outlines Idaho delegate races and statewide contests with mentions of candidates such as McConnell and Wilson Jr. It notes party affiliations Democrats Republicans Populists and Prohibition, key offices like Governor Secretary of State and U.S. Senator, and a tense election result with a near close vote.
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Idahio Elneted
Wiliam J. McCongell
Thepublican
J. W. Tallentine
Henry C. McFarhand
Idaho
Cision
Prohibition
Conprea
Eda Whgon
Jaime Gunn
Juris M. Pallentine
Tr MecConnell
Wilson, Jr
Conaresa
Springfield Nov 1 Ballot: Officials and Senators Elected
November 1 results outline two year term treasurer and four year superintendent of public instruction elected in Springfield. lists names for state officers state senate districts and congressional candidates across Illinois with party designations and vote tallies.
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Springfeld
Minals
Stunte University
Twentestwo
Salx
Bere
Phy Lowhatatlires
Oll
Unihai
Bholby
MM. Cullom
Die Beto
Clacett
Dental
Heiry Wolf
Republician
John F. Randolph
Jowell I
Orria Ta Minn
Republiain
Democratic
Ty Republican
Ley
Firat Iintriot
Frank Aldrich
Ha Wls. Mittohue
Max Dombuvaby
Th. Howard
Charlie W. Woodmin
Firth
Edward T. Noomin
Cheorge If
White
Gy Dixon
Vroangvher
Edward J. Nahe
Joilins
S. Loldaler
Louie W. Tomes
Davies I
Schneciaatt
Metward
Edward H. Witleys
AL Fpf
Alimiyer
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Pre
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Olson
William W. Matthews
Ielerenthttouert
Gibbons
Walter Teeves
William AM. Birchey
Dterton
Gallup
Pyelfth Joseph
Non
HK. Rey
de Hives
Truman Mitts
Marah
Moris W. Greer
Shmuel Waoolk
Finnin Bf
Downings
John L Rinaker
Stout
M. AL Cooper
M. Springer
Siimeny A. Connolly
Ke Albert PL Smith
Privat A. Crawford
Migttenth
Kinert HH. Maneth
Frederik Heminin
Barnum
Joe Thomas We Hynes
Hennten Wood
George We Fithian
Henry Et. Kepler
Harrney M. Brooks
Jines KR. Willams
Orlando Burrell
Marry G. Jones
P.tes
Witlay
John Higgins
J. Murphy
Bet Henry
James HL
Singer
Ww. Smith
Hal Frenrels
Jobina Hall
Hitler Calvin Allen
Jewel
Ashenty
Hearn
United States
Cook Conte
Nov. 6 election results and candidates across Iowa
The article lists candidates for Secretary of State auditor treasurer attorney general and other offices for two year terms, names winners and defeats in statewide races. It notes Congressmen gains for Republicans and provides party counts for president and governor in 18. The piece also previews legislative composition and party standings, with scattered district results and a page two continuation.
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Dee Molva
Huite
Torhey General
Supreme Court Dude
Supreme Court
Mt Lagiwiatore
Sue
Cencor
Benata
Steven A. Basher
PF. Pourth
Thomas Wiley
James PF. Babcock
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Fr. Whith
Cousin
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A. Calhoun
Pod
M. Hamilton
Joan FE Lacy
W. HH
Talors
Allen Clark
Gears Gilchrist
John
J. P. Doliver
Hero of Johnstown Elected Governor
Postwar Pennsylvania returns show Republican momentum as Johnstown’s hero rises to governor and the party drives a large plurality across counties. The county ticket leans heavily GOP with majorities in key districts, while Hines trails in several wards and Leisenring leads in Congress.
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John Lelennine
W. HL. Hines
Harrison
Lagerne
Cleveland
Comyallinuw
Rhone
Lehigh
Cawidinate Leben
Mir
Hines
Mur Singevig
Vole
Leieonring
Cienie
Great Majorities Reported in Pennsylvania Election Returns
A Telegraph dispatch notes Republicans gaining in key districts with Hastings leading for governor by around 200000 across Philadelphia and Allegheny regions. Sibley loses congress seat in Crawford-Erie, Hinerman defeats McCullen, and Leisenring wins Billy Hines’ seat. Early statewide returns indicate a Republican plurality, with Wilkes-Barre reporting strong gains and overall daybreak enthusiasm.
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Sibley
Congress
Cirlewald
Crawford-Erie
McCullen
Handall
Hinhermian
John Leisenring
Billy Hines
Seaty
Lar Werne
Sil
Alieson
Strubinger
Stahle
Huck
Kulp
Meare
Hart
Kirkpatrick
Frank Reeder Stil
Fighting in Grorgla Ends in Death and Wounding
In Grorgla the election day violence left one man dead and several wounded after a clash in the Fifth ward surrounding a contentious vote. John Gioak, a Populist leader, contested a negro vote triggering a melee that drew gunfire. The dead man was Goss. among the wounded were Marshal Coorg Heckle and others. White and black participants reported minor injuries as shots rang out.
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Atwuanit
Beveril Fehia
Johm
Gioak
Cives
Goss
al Wiest
Coorg Heckle
Summerville
Cat Mewles
Will Boller
Child Victim in West Chester Assault Case
In West Chester Pennsylvania Frances P One aged about 1 years old was allegedly assaulted by Isaac Woodburn a colored man while she was left with the Gremi family at North Brook The assailant surrendered to Constable C W Hinkel after rumors of the farmer's threat spread and was taken to jail that night
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West Chester
Frances
Issac Woodhirn
Ellen Gremi
Northbrook
Woodburn
C. W. Hinkel
Man and Wife Murdered in Cedar County Political Fight
United Press reports the killings of Dixon Irwin and his wife in their Cedar County home within the Choc taw Nation. Irwin was a leading supporter of the Locke faction, with the slayings believed to be politically motivated during the weekend.
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Indian Territory
United Press
Parl
Tex
Dixon Irwin
Cedar County
Dison
Locke
China Sues for Peace on Settlement with Japan
A London report from the foreign office notes China seeks a peace settlement with Japan. The Chinese government aims to intervene to secure a settlement and avert further conflict.
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China
London
Japan
Telegraph Operator Slane Catlin Found Dead at Awla Station
Nickel Plate telegraph operator Slane Catlin at Awla yay station was found dead in his office today with a bullet wound through his breast. He had often threatened his life.
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Bollet
Brie
Slane Catlin
Awla Yay
O& Wullet
Congress Results Indicate Republican House Victory
Early returns show a safe Republican working majority in Congress. In Pennsylvania the Democrats hold four seats with uncertain margins. Reports claim Hart's defeat by Kirkpatrick and Sibley, while Brumm carries Schuylkill by about four thousand votes.
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Pennsylvania
Ome
Olock Harts
Kirkpatrick
Sibley
Griswold
Brumm
Schuylkill
Clubbookkeeper Gone Dies and Changed the Accounts
New York reports Louis H Fryers a Brooklyn club bookkeeper disappeared after a suspected shortage. An expert accountant was hired to audit on Friday, and Fryers, trusted for a decade, vanished amid altered ledgers and missing members fees.
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Louis H. Fryers
Brooklyn
Sis
Myers
Simon
Elith Frienely Ten Veneer
Both Firms Toed Wings Hank and Jewelry House
Creditors pursue both firms after a cascade of failures in banking and jewelry operations. The United Press report cites heavy losses, failed loans, and several deaths amid combined management by J Otie Stevens Co and Nahton Jewel Co, with ties to New York jewelry purchasing and bank support collapsing.
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Hank
Jewelry House
United Press
St. Louie
New Orleans
Oscar St. Chalyanode
Ashton
J. Otie Stevens & Co
Nahton Jewel Company
Adhton
New York
Stamachie
Pittsburg Salesman Hangs Self in Boarding House
A salesman for an candy factory, T. A. Dummett, aged 31, hanged himself at a Pittsburg boarding house. He had been in town two months and was found suspended by a rope from a nail in the wall by Mrs. Y Donnell at No ob Pride Street. No cause for the death is known.
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Pittsburg
T. A. Tramimedtt
John O'Donnell
Y Donnell
Dummett
Dewry
Local incidents report across towns and events
An array of brief items lists theft at a store in Waterstown, a 10 percent dividend declared by a bank in Corey, a murder investigation tied to a tracks incident, a Pittsburg stable collapse fatally injuring Wiltin Carhart, a Knights of Malta charter revoked for insubordination, and Mrs. August Swavely’s rescue of livestock from a burning barn near Birdsford.
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Mnate
Michael Reisky
Meter Manst
Watrontown
Booth & Winn
Pittsburg
Wiltin Carhart
Knights of Maita Joche
Fhidh
Northampton County
Auegustis
Birdsford
Horace Edition in London and Global Tensions Reported
Translation news from Glldstone on Horace appears in London. Madagascar replies to France with resistance until compelled. A Nuremberg anniversary notes a German author jailed in Paris for publishing suspected material. A Berlin ship incident near Southampton leaves the captain missing and two sailors injured after a heavy storm.
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Glldstone
London
Hovas
Madagaacar
France
Nuremberg
Hine Sachs
Gerault Richard
Paris
Berlin
Southampton
Atlantic
Hroniey
Appointment and sentences feature in a distant dispatch
From Washington a report notes Friedrich Fitzgeralt nephew of Colonel Sarge Coll Hartford appointed consul at Cognac France. President Cleveland commuted to life imprisonment on Alo Augustus Jenkins murder sentence in the District of Columbia. A Treasury department directive discusses window space and pocket book incomes. readership advised.
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Germany
Prederick Fitzgeralt
Calonel Sarge Coll
Hartford
Conn
Cognac
France
Clevelanti
Alonustus Jenkins
Columbia
Treasury
Copnell University Clever Defeats Crescents of Brooklyn
Copnell University Clever defeated the Crescents of Brooklyn yesterday by a score of 2 to 0. The Franklin Mint Material Football team of Lancaster yesterday defeated Rutgers College by a score of 6 to 4.
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Copnell University
Crescents of
Brooklyn
Franklin Mint Material
Lancaster
London
Rutgers
Fur quaternee weather note uneasy and partly cloudy
Weather update notes a changing pattern with light winds and partial cloud cover across PorMtine and West wh. Conditions remain unsettled with a gradual shift toward sunnier intervals.
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Chang
Blankets and Wool Prices Listed in Fragmentary Ad
An incomplete listing shows white and colored blankets in various quantities and prices, mentioning locations or codes AN Te Be BL Cali fornia and amounts like 3.25, 4.50, 5, 6, and 37. The fragment references all wool blankets at 3.25 and 4.50 with different pair quantities and colors.
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