Ohio makes historic GOP sweep in off year election
Ohio voters favor Governor Nash and the Republican state ticket in a sweeping victory. Nash leads Kilbourne by a wide margin across counties including Hamilton Columbus and Cleveland. The Republican gains extend to the legislature with a strong senate and house showing, while county results in Cincinnati and Franklin reflect broad support for the party.
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Ohio
Garfield
Cleveland
Hoadly
Roosevelt
Foraker
Hanna
Nash
Kilbourne
Daugherty
Gilliam
McKinley
Gillann
Cole
Crafts
Cummings
McKinson
Pollock
Painter
Price
Thomas
Willis
Republican Committee
State Senate
United States
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
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Juergena
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Labor
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Thompson
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Cuyahoga
Teket
Hatfield
Common Pleas Court
Philips
Lucas County
Toledo
Common Pleas
Ohio Republicans to Hold Big State Legislature Majority
Election results show Republicans will control the Ohio Senate with 18 Democrats and 1 Republican in a 19-seat chamber, and the House with 68 Republicans and 41 Democrats. District-by-district tallies list many named senators and representatives.
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Senate
J. B. Foraker
House
Patterson
H. Perry Hanna
D. H. Moore
W. M. Thompson
D. Babeford Yates
K. A. Resin
O. J. Harrison
W. G. Harding
Pitteenth
N. Overturt
Buillwell
Kentucky Teatstatare
Atte Demoeratas Loulevitl
Noy
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Avery Preener
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Gillies
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Fievsen
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Kentucky
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Tore
Platts Rap
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Eenate Probally
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Hose
Bullimore
Nebraska
Tancotn
Republican State Central
Nomaha
Buffalo
Nuckells
Clay
Denver
Colorain
Republicana
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Cripple Creek
Pueblo
el Paso
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Boulder
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Grand Old Nan Gone Li Hung Chang Dies
Grand Old Man of China Li Hung Chang dies after hours of unconsciousness. His family at his bedside as news spreads of succession plans and precautionary troop movements around Pekin to curb any anti foreign demonstrations following the Earl's death. Also reports on Carter's retrial in Chicago and other local crimes and medical cases.
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Li Hung Chang
China
Robert Coltman
Huno Chang
Earl Li
Velde
Dr. Coltman
Foreign Office
Prince Ching
Chou Fu
Pao
Ting Fu
Chu
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Carter
Chicago
Oberlin
M. Carter
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
United States Engineer Corps
Kohlswat
United States Circuit Court
Thin City
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Seth Low defeats Tammany in New York City mayor race
Complete unofficial returns show Seth Low defeating the Tammany Organization for mayor of Greater New York. The report notes Low’s landslide over his rival, the former mayor Van Wyck, and outlines implications for city government and appointments.
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Tammany Organization
New York City
New York
Greater New Tork
Buelon Candialer Miyor
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Wuston
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Unger
Supreme Court
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O'Brien
Dem
John Proctor Clarke
Pustontet
Clarke
Charles W. Dayton
Robert A. van Wyck
Grester New York
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Gletants
Mo Aktary
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