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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1901

Page

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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.

Columbus 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 Biney Juergena Soc Labor Richardson U. Th 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.

Columbus Ohio 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 Belaray Avery Preener Lowisv Uialoger Mem Gillies Lattersville Ani Fievsen Legielateye Kentucky Sendy Tors Lominyiilg General Assembly Will Wtams Carey Haltimarg Peete Briel Tore Platts Rap Ucitet Lavis Shoritt Tegle Jatiite Boul Dianehes Nhe Eenate Probally Daniortata Tof Hose Bullimore Nebraska Tancotn Republican State Central Nomaha Buffalo Nuckells Clay Denver Colorain Republicana Arapahoe Cripple Creek Pueblo el Paso Lake, Jefferson Boulder Larimer, Gilpin la Pinta Eusettes

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.

Pekti Li Hung Chang China Robert Coltman Huno Chang Earl Li Velde Dr. Coltman Foreign Office Prince Ching Chou Fu Pao Ting Fu Chu Yuan Shi Kai Earl L Carter Chicago Oberlin M. Carter Fort Leavenworth Kaw United States Engineer Corps Kohlswat United States Circuit Court Thin City Hia

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.

Seth Low Tammany Organization New York City New York Greater New Tork Buelon Candialer Miyor Sw Und Lata BYRMT Hdyker Bare Ahuallty Twa Beart Tor Evit Nue Paul Orally New J Erra Nam Travte Jorome Wuston Henry W. Unger Den Atterkeyehty Ligsiis Unger Supreme Court Morkan J O'Brien Dem John Proctor Clarke Pustontet Clarke Charles W. Dayton Robert A. van Wyck Grester New York Atch Eerie Gletants Mo Aktary Partienia

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