Ohio and Indiana election results reshape Hancock’s fortune
The Silver State notes Ohio’s GOP gains from redistricting push Congress seats from four to six. Indiana voters favor Democrat Franklin Sanders, weakening Hancock’s statewide chances. Greenbackers hold the balance, and Garfield’s November prospects hinge on Indiana’s outcome. Republicans lead by about 5,000 to 6,000 overall in Ohio, while Indiana shows a Democratic edge in pluraity terms.
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Reducing Expenses in Nevada State Government
Nevada counties and party conventions endorse cutting state government costs. With mine tax revenue down and the treasury likely near empty, lawmakers may face borrowing money or higher taxes. The piece urges legislators to pursue economy despite focus on national politics.
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Captain H W Howgate Emerging as Signal Chief
General Meyer’s successor appears to be Captain H W Howgate of the Signal Corps famed for polar exploration. Howgate’s practical scientific leadership is cited as central to the service’s growth, with General Miles as a rival candidate noted for his battlefield fame rather than scientific fit.
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Ohio and Indiana Elections Signal Shifts in Garfield Victoryloom
Telegraphic items report Townsend and McIlvaine leading in Ohio and Indiana Republicans claiming gains in Porter and eight congressmen. Total results show Cleveland and Cincinnati voting patterns with alleged Kentucky negro voting and Grant-Arthur parade in New York. Complete Indiana counties show Republican gains, Connecticut favors Republicans, Hancock likely in state.
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Speed Prospects At Wiest Day Mile Stretch
Purse details list a $100 race with first place $60 second $25 and third $16. A separate $260 running mile and repeat free for all horses covers Easterner Idaho Eastern Oregon and Utah with first place $140 second $30 and third $40.
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Trotting and Running Purses on Second Day at Lith Early Meet
On Thursday in Lith, the program offers a $200 purse trotting mile heats with a new best in five free for all. First prize $110, second $360, third $330. A $200 running half mile segment follows for three year olds, two best in three, free for all. first prize $110, second $40, third $30.
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Humboldt County Saddle Horse Races Purse Details
Friday October 1 features a free for all saddle horse dash over a mile with purses 55 to winner 30 to second 35 to third. a half mile dash offers 140 to winner 70 to second 40 to third. Entries based on four or more horses, close the night before at 8 PM.
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