Flower Victory in New York State Election
Election coverage from New York and surrounding counties shows Democratic gains led by Flower defeating Fassett for governor. Reports cite large majorities in New York City and Kings County, with notable gains in Syracuse Greene County and Oswego, plus statewide indications of a Democratic win.
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Ohio Returns Show McKinley Lead and Russell Victory Trends
Early returns from Ohio and New England indicate McKinley carries the state with about a 15 000 edge and Russell appears poised for election in Boston and nearby areas. Reports note Republican gains in several towns while the People’s Party remains negligible. Partial Cincinnati returns are also mentioned.
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Pennsylvania Ohio New Jersey and Kansas election notes
Election notes from Pennsylvania Ohio and Kansas detail Auditor General and State Treasurer races in Pennsylvania with Republican Geo M Gregg and Democrat Robert T Wright. Ohio reports McKinley leading with slow returns and Republican gains. Kansas records district judge elections and Farmers Alliance dynamics with some Republican gains reported.
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Virginia and Iowa election notes show party gains and contests
Virginia reports Democratic gains with seats in the state legislature and a solid Democratic Senate slate across counties. In Iowa, Des Moines tallies emphasize heavy turnout with Republicans and Democrats leads, noting governor and other statewide posts and a separation of party tickets.
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Fifth District Race Chooses Among Belknap Lawrence Richardson
Detroit voters in the fifth district choose one congressman today among three candidates. Incumbent C. E. Belknap faces J. S. Lawrence of the Democrats and S. W. Richardson of the Prohibition party in this statewide election.
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Maryland Election Report Names Governors and Candidates
Maryland voters chose on November 3 1906 governor and other state offices. Frank Brown Democrat is elected governor with a large majority. the legislature remains Democratic by 30 to 4 on joint ballot. candidates for comptroller attorney general and clerk of court of appeals include Vannert McDonald Pope Sharp Higgins and Smith
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