New Electoral College Seat Shifts in 1900 Allocation
The article analyzes the 1900 apportionment base on census results, noting the Electoral College would total 411 votes with 239 needed for a majority. It highlights gains for New York Texas and Illinois, losses for others, and outsized impact on party prospects, with detailed state by state performance and historical context of Democratic and Republican strength.
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Char Audher
Alectora
Rex
Ben Efictorel
Reese
Old College
New York
Tihinote
Texas
Minnesota
New Jemey
Pennsylvania
Arkuteam
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
North Dakota
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Miso
McKinley
Tas
New Jersey
North Carolla
Dalawace
Dakota
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Towa
Kentucky
Utah
Wack
Massachusett
Montana
Maryland
Colnaeticus
Jersey
Delaware
Lineup of 904 Eve of Presidential Contest
A long OCR draft recounts political loyalties by state, noting Republican and Democratic control in governors, legislatures, and federal offices. It cites 1896 as a GOP high water, traces party dominance in states from Maine to Wyoming, and explains electoral voting rules and House proceedings. J. A. Edgerton.
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Wariman
Alabeme
Arkin
California
IRSO
Hepublicans
Bryan
Louisiane
Rand
Maine
Publican
Towa
Kueias
Weaver
Kentucky
Texas
Utah
Supreme Judge
Jad
Vermont
Pear Grescman
Washington
Bryne
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
United States
Senate
House
National
House of Representatives
J. A. Edgerton
Los Angeles General Conference ushers new era in Methodism
The Los Angeles General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opens amid debates on lay and female representation, bishop elections, and potential consolidations of publishing houses and benevolence bodies. Key figures include bishops Hurst Merrill Wind and Merrill, with discussion on increasing episcopacy and appointing younger leadership.
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Los Angeles
HE Methodist Episcopal Church
America
Holts Ms
Bay
Chicago
Angelia
Frances E. Willard
Jaymer
Suel
Blahopa Hurst
Foster
Wind
Bichon S. Merrill
Toe
Methodist Epiecopal Church
Tolows
H.W. Warren
MM. Merrill
E.G. Andrews
C. Ts, Form
J. M. Walder
W. Z. Malin- Hes
J. W. Harmilton
C.H. Fowler
J. H. Vincent
J. N. Fitegerald
J. W. Joyce
J. A. Gootmeil
J. C. Hartzell
J. M. Thoburn
C. C. Metmbe
Earl Cranston
DH. Moore
Wader
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Congress
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Indiana
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Eneethot
Cleveland
Jude
Nebranka
McKinney
Nevada
New Hampshire
Atule
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Alton B. Parker
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Wtite
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Harrison
Ohio
Oregon
Repubiican
Lun Wention
Wmcagl
Dune
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Christian Advocat New York
J. F. Barry
Se Hpworth Herald of
Chiesa
Levi Lert
Ao Chit
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Chevesleyan University
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Ot Haven
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W. F. Jary
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Sunday Sctiocelty
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Henry Boelt
Newark
New Stock
Louis
John T. MacParland
Topeka
Kan
W. A. Quayle
Kansas City
H. Swift
Luther & Wilson
Baltimore
Japan
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China
Korea
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Harteet
McCabe
Karl Cranston
Moore
J. W. Hastillton
H. Powter
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MW Fitzgerald
Heburn
M Merrill
C. D. Poss
J. M Walden
W. ¥. Melialien
the Bishops OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
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