09 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1893
Page
1
This notice advertises a stock clearance for woolen goods at Huron South Dakota offering suits made to order at 25 27 and 30 dollars. It markets the largest stock in the state and urges customers to act now to maximize value this fall and winter.
From Columbus and Cincinnati reports the Ohio result shows McKinley leading by 70 000 to 80 000 in statewide returns with large gains in the legislature and at least a 66 718 plurality from most counties. Democratic headquarters report no early totals while Republicans claim strong wins across districts.
New York voters delivered a broad Republican landslide with Bartlett winning the court of appeals by about 65 000 votes and the rest of the ticket averaging 20 000. Senate to GOP by six and assembly by seven, with 105 Republicans to 70 Democrats in the constitutional convention. In New York City Tammany carried city and county tickets while Brooklyn and Kings County backed the GOP strongly. Gaynor defeated Pearsall for supreme court justice in Kings County by 22 000. Erie County repudiated Leader Sheehan by 5 500, with total registration 6 200.
A local referendum sees opponents of a proposed race track celebrate a decisive victory as supporters concede. Community groups credit organized campaigns and turnout effects for the surprising result.
New Jersey returns widen anti race track majorities led by Thompson and McKam. Anti race track forces win seven state senate seats to one for opponents, with nine Democrats and four Republicans holdovers. New state senate 11 Republicans, 10 Democrats. assembly 39 anti race track Republicans to 21 Democrats.
Returns received at noon show Greenhagle with a 32500 plurality in Massachusetts. The Republican state ticket appears to have won across the board.
The Republican candidate Frank D. Jackson is elected Iowa governor by about 30,000 votes with early returns from scattered precincts showing a steady gain. Republicans also win a large majority in the legislature, while Democrats and others offer competing estimates of Jackson’s margin.
General Weaver credits a sweeping Republican landslide to the Cleveland tariff reform abandonment and Boies' defeat, arguing the Northwest Democrats favored silver and faced annihilation of the white metal. He predicts a Republican legislature with about 70 of 100 seats.
Omaha dispatch reports Nebraska returns still in doubt as Republican chairman Slaughter claims Harrison won by a small plurality. The Lincoln Journal notes ongoing doubt while Omaha and Douglas County show Republicans elected most candidates.
Returns from across Kansas show a substantial Republican victory with likely control of at least 90 of 105 counties. Estimates indicate three district judges for Republicans, two for Populists, and one for Democrats. Populists remain confident of a statewide tally supporting their pre election predictions.
Later returns from Kentucky counties show a falling off in the Democratic vote throughout the state as reported by The Post from Louisville.
Denter Colorado reports the state leans Republican in county elections with equal suffrage carried.
Russian composer Peter Tchaikovski has died. Reports confirm his death location in Russia and note his enduring influence on classical music.
Governor McKinley attributes the Ohio election outcome to the tariff clash between Lawrence Neal and himself. He cites Neal’s Newark speech and Chicago platform role, noting both candidates framed the race around protection versus free trade at more than 100 public meetings. McKinley says the tariff issue dominated canvass and his office is overwhelmed with telegrams.
Albany news reports Governor Flower stating the senate is Republican by four and the state is lost after interviews. He notes Republicans have carried the assembly and refuses further comment.
Washington reports Chairman Sayers will block all public building funds in the next congress except for a new government printing office. A $150,000 appropriation is sought to remodel the current building and a new city post office project may be moved to General Casey’s oversee. In Milwaukee ex secretary J M Rusk is critically ill at his Viroqua home amid chills and medical consultation. Lone Prairie Minnesota a fire destroys E J Lull home. mother saves baby boy after kerosene explosion and stairs rescue.
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