States vote across several elections in 1894 results
Returns from Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Michigan and Montana show Republicans gaining several congressmen and state offices while Democrats and Populists win partial seats. Notable races include governors, secretaries of state, and a contest to elect a U.S. senator as legislatures convene.
Maryland elects six congressmen in Nov election
In Annapolis the state vote resulted in six congressmen elected across districts. Candidates included Joshua W. Miles and W. Laird Henry in the first district, with numerous nominees listed for subsequent districts. The heats indicate gains of two congressmen, possibly three, for the Heatilit party.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Hell
Joshua W. Miles
W. Laird Henry
Ty A. Lincoln Dissen
Joseph Mallaliew
Bennett Bh. Miles
James G. Tull
James F. Anthony
Morris
William
John N. Parker
J. F.C. Talbott
Ernest Bauer
Hooxe
Parry W. Rusk
William Z. A. Gluck
T.’ Melvin Prentis
John K. Corven
Robert H. Smith
R Firth
John G. Roots
George Wells
Charles FE. Cottin
William H. Silk
Lee
Kamuel C. Heird
ON. Burchard
Ferdinand Willams
Wallington
George Tea Keracefo
P.y Albert
Heatiloaits
Massachusetts Votes in 1896 Statewide Elections
Returns list governor and other statewide offices with party splits and total votes. It notes annual terms, executive council, and thirteen congressmen with candidate names and party affiliations. Also reports presidential and governor totals by party and promises complete returns in a later edition.
Minnesota Elects Officials and Congress Leaders in Narrow Returns
St Paul Nov 6 Minnesota voters choose four governorships and major state officers for two year terms, an auditor for four, and supreme court justices for six. Republicans sweep seven congressional districts with several incumbents and state senators returning. presidential vote shows Democratic, Republican, Prohibition tallies, with most districts electing Republicans.
Mississippi elects seven congressmen under new constitution
Jackson reports the first general election under the new constitution will be held in November. Congressional candidates are listed for six districts with names such as John M. Allen, J A. Brown, George W. Wise, Bernanes De S. Money, and Walter M. Denney among others. The scene closes with a note that the contenders recorded a clean sweep.
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Baton Rouge
Louisianna
H. P. Kernochan
Adolph Meyer
James Leonard
Hi. Dudley Coleman
Charles F. Buck
John M. Callaghan
Taylor Beattle
Andrew Price
H. W. Ee
J. J. Boutner
I. M. Robertson
Louisiana
Bernanes de S. Money
J. Jameson
F. Pitth
John
Williams
Ww. P. Rane
Walter M. Denney
H. Hawthorne
George Hatfield
A. N. Newman
P. Barr
C. Spencer
Missouri Ballot Shows Wide Roster of State Officials
Jefferson City November 6 Missouri voters selected state officers for six and four year terms. Voters chose Supreme Court Judges Railroad Commissioner and Superintendent of Public Instruction along with half the State Senate and all House members. Presidential results listed Democratic lead over Republicans with 18,008 to 24,016 and minor party totals. Names of candidates for judge and a slate of other statewide contests are recorded.
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Jefferson Cly
Missouri
Supreme Court
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Streen Congreammen
State Senate
Assembly
Tilwas
Prohibition
William H. Hatch
N. Clark
Little
N. Pesdon
Hall
Damien "H. Loomis
Fedc
Richard Barthold
George HM. Zimmerman
F. Gopppinger
Charles Shallin
Hechtold
L. Ihathinger
Roeilly
Charles F
Nebraska Elects State Officers and Congress Members
Lincoln Nov 6 Nebraska elected a Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Controller Treasurer Attorney General Superintendent of Public Inspection Printer Surveyor General Clerk of the Supreme Court for four years Justice of the Supreme Court for six years one Congressman four District Judges nine State senators and two Assembly members who will choose a U.S. senator to succeed Chirlex F P Manderson Republican The governor candidates were T D Sturdevant Democrat Silas A Holcomb fusion Republican Major Gerrard Prohibition The state presidential vote 1902 Democrat 200 Republican 87218 Populist 4228 Prohibition 4900 The congress candidates by district include Strode He Well Merver Hoyd Weaver Woodbury Metkte Thomas Hen sley Devine Mourth Hainer Stark Alley Woolward McKeighan Williams Andrews The Republicans elect Major and most of the state ticket and five of six congressmen
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Topeka
Kansas
Supreme Court
United States
John Martin
David Overmeyer
Redmund N
Morris
Lorene
Lewelling
Cyrus Corning
Pickering
Prohibition
William A. Harris
Richard W. Blue
Joseph
Charles Curtis
Thomas J. O'Neill
N. Soot
John Davis
W. A. Calderhead
Brandenburg
William Tinker
A. H. Bills
G. Heard
Jerry Simpson
Chester T. Long
B. T. Nepal
Lansing
Michigan
Vernon
State Board of Education
James McMillan
Mureli
Wucverd
Franch
H. B Storkbridge
Thomas FE
J. Barkworth
G. A. Spelling
Julius C. Burrows
N. AH. Stewart
W. Underwood
Frederick Lackin
Lerry I. Weouver
Heney F. Thomas
Sullivan Cook
Miltin Chase
William Aldon Smith
Ray Joseph Abbitts
Li G. Rutherford
Myron H. Walker
David D. Aitken
E.R. Wilcox
E. C. Carlton
Carlton Peek
Horace G. Stover
Bb. H. Thurston
Willum
Linton
Rowland Connor
EB. L. Brower
W. T. Evans
N. OB. Farnsworth
R. O. Crump
W. L. Churchill
Alex Foraythe
John Avery
H. B. Hudson
William T. Pitt
Austin Harbor
Samuel Stephenson
Andrew E. Anderson
Rich Culver
Congress
Rich
St. Paul
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March
Ridnay M. Owen
Milliboe
James A. Tawney
Jobin Qoonen
Bi Thomas J. Melehen
J. H. Baker
Oliver Brooksans
Clark
Por
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Aelvin
Hvary
Lincoln
Nebranka
Yelra
Assembly
Chirlex FP
Manderson
Sturdevant
Silas A. Holcomb
Thoms J. Major
B.A. Gerrard
Flist
B. Strode
Roy A. He Well
David H. Merver
James F. Hoyd
Clem Weaver
Roy
Woodbury
George J. Metkte- John
G.ry Thomas
W. N. Hensley
Raleigh
North Carolina
M. W. Ransom
Vance
Dem
Samuel McD. Tate
Demoucrat
Wilam H. Worth
B. Branch
Harry Skilmore
P. A. Woodward
H.P. Cheatham
John PB
Shaw
Onear J. Spears
Cyrus W. Thompson
F Pourth
Charles M. Cook
J. C. Milliken
Fp, Strang
Thomas Settle
Ange W. Graham
Rufsin Amis
Bixth
James A. Lockhart
Oliver H. Dockery
Charles H. Martin
John 8. Henderson
Des A
Shuford
William H. Bower
Linney
Wil- Mam T. Crawford
Richmond Pearson
Nevada State Officers and Legislature Election Results
Carson City reports four year terms for state officers and legislature with amendments on consolidating offices and school money investments. Governor race listed Keating Winters Cleveland Pookhim Jones. congress contenders include Bartine Gignoux Doighty and others. Cleveland leads Jones narrowly as Bartine wins a Congress seat.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
United States
P. Keating
Theodore Winters
A. C. Cleveland
James Doighty
Cleveland
Jones
Bartine
Conpltess
New Hampshire Elects Governor and Legislature in 19th Century Vote
In Concord on November 1, New Hampshire voters chose a governor for a two year term and elected two representatives to Congress and a state legislature. Candidates included Henry Oake Kent Democrat and Charles A. Bussell Republican with other party entries. Republicans swept the ballots.
New Jersey Congressmen, State Officers Elected in November
In Trenton the new delegation to Congress and state officers were chosen. The Legislature will elect a successor to United States Senator McPherson, with terms ending March 4. Candidates across districts include Loudensliter, Willox, Gardner, Haines, Howell, and others from Democratic Republican and Prohibition lines. The Democratic state committee chair predicted a Republican senator will be chosen to succeed McPherson.
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Trenton
New Torrey
Benntarn
Laeeialitune
United Biles
John RK
Jumon
Democratic State Committee
New Jermwey
McPherton
Help Wanted Females and Various Notices Scranton Pa
A jumble of early 20th century notices includes help wanted for females and girls with limited experience, job-seeking women including a nurse and housekeeper, and several public notices from Scranton Pennsylvania. Also listed are estate administration items and corporate incorporation notices with local officials named.
North Carolina Vote Sets Court Seats and Congressional Seats
Raleigh Nov 6 The Democratic sweep fills unexpired Supreme Court terms elects Superior Court judges and many legislators. Voters chose a new U S Senator to fill M W Ransom's term and the Vance seat. party splits show Democrats leading in state tickets and a solid Democratic congressional delegation with seven of nine districts in Democratic hands.
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North Carolina
North Dakota elects officials and votes on state lottery ban
Biamarck reports North Dakota voters elected a full slate of statewide officials including Governor and Attorney General for two year terms. The ballot also approved a proposed state ban on the sale of lottery or prize tickets. gubernatorial candidates were F. M. Kinter Democrat Roger Allin Republican and Elmer D. Wallace Populist. Presidential results show Democratic Republican fusion leading with 17 700 to 17 419 Prohibition 8. Business noted Republicans won a seat by about 10 000. Contingent on Page 2.
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Biamarck
North Dakota
ipaHcation
Agriculture and Labor
Supreme Court
F. M. Kinter
Roger Allin
Elmer D. Wallace
Prohibition
Aires
Martin N. Johnson
Walter Muir
Dr. Eilis
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