Pluralities in the State Favor McKinley and Quay
Estimates from Pennsylvania counties show a McKinley plurality near 290,000. In Philadelphia fusion weakened Republican majorities as Moore and Singer won by over 50,000. In Montgomery and Chester counties anti-Quay forces suffered defeats while Republicans gained large margins. The next Congress likely 24 Republicans to 6 Democrats. Quay's friends claim a Senate majority but anti-Quay forces may gain control of the state senate.
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Returns by Counties Seams County Turbulent Ballot Winds
The report lists county by county race results with McKinley or Bryan plurality estimates, Democratic gains, and Republican victories for congress and state offices. It notes Arm strong Crawford Clinton Dauphin Delaware Franklin Fulton etc with figures and elected representatives, judges, and senatorial outcomes.
McKinley Leads In County by Wide Pluralities
The report details McKinley winning or leading in multiple counties with large pluralities, including Monroe, McLean, Montgomery, Pike, Susquehanna, Snyder, Tioga, Westmoreland, Columbia, and others. It notes Republican gains in many districts, with Democrats and Workingmen trailing in several jurisdictions.
Pennsylvania Senate and House Face Elections in Deadlock
The Pennsylvania legislature heads into new elections with half the senate and all of the house up for votes. Quay seeks reelection amid GOP defections joining Democrats in several counties, while the new legislature will choose a successor to Senator Quay and fill vacancies from the Philadelphia district.
Pennsylvania Delegation Elected in U S House Races
Philadelphia reports the Pennsylvania delegation elected to the U S House from all districts. Republicans win most districts with names including Grow Foerderer Bingham Adams Burk Young Morrell Buller Connell Olmatead Wright Deemer Polk Mahon Jack Dal Graham Ache son Showalter Sib ley Hall and others.
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Galusta A. Grow
Robert Foerderer
H. HH. Bingham
Robert Adams, Jr
Henry Burk
Repubican
James R. Young
Edward Morrell
Henry JD. Green
Mariot Browlus
William Connell
M.be. Olmatead
Charles F. Wright
Wilas Deemer
Rufus K. Polk
Thaddeus M Mahon
M. Jack
John Dal“Em
W. H. Graham
E. F. Acheson
J. B. Showalter
Bates
Joseph Sibley
J. Kk. P. Hall
State Senators Elected In Districts 1 Through 49
The 26 districts reported show 12 Republicans and 12 Democrats holding seats. Notable victors include George A. Vare in Witst, Milton Heidelbaugh in Thirteenth, J C Stineman in Thirty-fifth, and A G Williams in Forty-fifth, with several others re elected or listed as Good Government candidates.
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Myron Matson
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Alex Stewart
J. C. Stineman
John S. Fisher
A. G. Williams
Magee
John W. Crawford
James D. Emory
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Quay Republicans Win Susquehanna County Majority
Special to the Scranton Tribune Montrose November 1 Meagre returns indicate the Republican majority in Susquehanna county will be about 1200 Hill and Tiffany Quay Republicans for legislators elected by a safe plurality Brush fusion runs far ahead of his ticket and the Democratic chairman does not concede his defeat Republican County Chairman Little estimates Republican majority in county at 1500
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Wayne County Vote Sees Large Turnout In Countywide Ballot
A large vote was cast across Wayne County with Wright and Hardenbergh expected to win majors. The legislative ballot remains tight as results come in from Honesdale and nearby towns.
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Judges Elected in Eight Pennsylvania Districts
Early returns from six of eight districts show six district judges chosen to fill vacancies. Named winners include Judge Finletter in the First District Philadelphia, Judge Niles in the Fourth Tioga, Judge Ferris in the Eleventh Luzerne, Judge Johnson in the Thirty second Delaware, Judge Panning in the Forty second Bradford, and Judge Bittingey in the Nineteenth York.
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Local Race Results Show Democratic Gain in Legislature
Villatelphia Nebraska voters backed John W. Pow Democrat, defeating for the legislature. Melstiniey’s plurality is estimated at 500, a Democratic gain. Yen Republican Sen. Meee gains by 409, Arnold Republican for assembly leads by about 400.
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Kansas State GOP Outlook Highlights Nov Forecasts
Kansas Democratic official Max Love predicts Kansas will vote Republican with McKinley and Stanley winning large majorities. Topeka reports indicate McKinley may exceed 100000 plurality, a Republican congressional delegation is likely, and the legislature and state ticket will tilt Republican with about 25000 plurality.
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Enthusiastic Republican Victory Night At County HQs
At Lackawanna County Republicans cheered a McKinley lead as returns rolled in. Dem headquarters in Liberty Hall showed little mood, with leaders like J J O Neill and J J O Malley awaiting telegraphic results and managing anxious crowds through the night.
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Quietly Busy Election Parades Strong Voter Turnout
A clear day spurred unusually high turnout across Scranton wards with the Second and Third districts of the Ninth ward reporting large early votes. Officials note extensive vote splitting with many voters abandoning straight tickets while employers and mines facilitated ballot access for workers.
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Swamp Root Promoted As Kidney Remedy In 19th Century Ad
A health advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and related ailments. It claims kidneys purify blood and that weak kidneys cause backache fatigue headaches and sleeplessness. The testimonial from Mary Ironiand of Manchester Texas is cited to prove its efficacy.
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Prosecutions Pressed by City Labor Union
In a crackdown described as the drive of prosecutions at the hands of the Men's union, thirty New York detectives were diligently at work securing evidence against violators of the law.
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Thousands watch Tribune Bulletin crowd grows during election news
The Tribune displayed election returns on a large canvas outside its building with stereophonic viewing. Reporters covered county and foreign news via AP wire and Western Union, drawing a large crowd from 7 to 10 thousand people gathered at Washington avenue and Linden street for bulletins.
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