Forecast of Elections Claims by State Campaign Managers
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1900
Page
1
Figures Given Out at National Headquarters
Washington reports show both Republicans and Democrats claiming confidence in victory as election day nears. An unusual surge of female voters appears in many states including Colorado, with forecasts varying across regions. Weather and campaign notes aside, party leaders push for momentum in key races and statewide contests.
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Pennsys Philateiptia
Totay
Atate
Ing Howes
Missouri Campaign In Final Push Amid Weather Boost
The Missouri fight tightens as both parties forecast victory with heavy turnout if good weather holds. Leaders J B Seitert and Thomas J Akins predict McKinley wins, while registration rises especially in St Louis, boosting expected totals.
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Minsouri
J. B. Seitert
Thomas J. Akins
Tate
St. Louis
St Louie
Maryland Tie Signals Strong Voter Turnout Across State
In Maryland, both major parties show solid appeal with prospects of a full vote. Reports from Biltmore indicate a marked increase in registration and optimism for turnout, as statewide election activity intensifies and party lines tighten ahead of the polls.
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Maryland
Biltmore
Wisconsin Election Forecast Sparks Party Plots
In Milwaukee on Election day forecasts show Republican gains with Gen Greant chairing claims of about 190000 to 11000 plurality. Democrat Secretary Noel counters with 37000 to 20000 plurality. Weather fair, city forecasts hint at Republican success while Democrats seek county gains. L A Pollette, Republican for governor, faces old Sawyer dispute amid county ticket tensions.
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Allwaukee
Greantchair
Hepublican
Wim Carey
GJ. Noel
Democratic Communitees
Tydicelohs
Oshkosh
Wis
Cotte Horace
L. A
Hs Micket
Sawyer
Idaho
Felse
The
Torio T. Morrisin
Impress
First Baptist Church
Tomeken
Protaled
Wotchen
Ensemi
Gale Slholy
Husen
Neeriy
Bamsinas
Whit Wan Ravani
Presidential and congressional race notes from Minnesota and Idaho
Reports from Minnesota and Idaho detail campaign activity and expected outcomes. Republicans claim gains in Minnesota districts while Democrats contest margins. In Idaho forecasts expect higher turnout and mixed results, with Republicans leading the state ticket but Democrats hoping for a stronger showing.
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Naehvilie
Tenn
Campele
Hhe
Deimcerdis
Bryan
McAubiin
Memphis
Congress
Zachary Taylor
Democratic Aupines
Maujoutty
St. Pauk
Minnesota
McKinjes
Bork
Auwert
Haliroad
Voter turmoil as polls open tomorrow amid fierce county race
Local election day looms with bitter contests for county attorney and district judge amid threats of disorder. Republican defections and cross district battles color the ballot as poll guards, precincts, and voting shifts are detailed for Topeka area voters.
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Guten Nichols
Nichols
Geeke W Clark
Jude
Haren
Berm
Nichols Wis
Mazen
Unitel
John Martin
Haxen
Santa Fe
Alvin J. Dodge
Berets
J. Safford
Friends of
Dodge
Ar. Saford
Seerikart
Saffird
Hare
Geubttul
Saffard
Mets
McKinley
Phil Alley
Stanley
Motion
Torwka
J. W. Pre
Voline Place
Ranses Avenue
Fel Jones
Ruggen
BD. Skinner
C. Gillesple
Sir Vin Buren
Tudes
Iy Co
Hewitt
Waitin
O. C. Neiswender
Hoc Bowen
Wettne Ptage
Aansasavin
North
RC. Watlure
W. Pente
J. Hy _ Alle
M.A. Blanchard
Daniel Framer
J.P Mosmamm Ganien
Jot Studner
H.W. Parker
R. T. Shatter
Fourth Avenue
Joe Grtle
Jarod Tudwig
Eteska
CH. Black
G. B. Nichids
Sixth Avenue
Darby
R. Cathers
H.C Milla
Topeka Sowes Up Wichita After Heated Governor Scramble
Copy from Sunday's Wichita Eagle traces a volatile Topeka Wichita political clash over the gubernatorial race. It cites poll figures, party loyalties, and county voting patterns, highlighting Breidenthal and Stanley as central figures. Wichita’s influence and resentment toward Topeka are repeatedly noted in the analysis.
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Wichita _Eagle
Toptin
Cere
Stanley
Thole
Hredenthal
Topeka
Kinsay
Breidenthal
Steer
Wichita
Sumiley
Capitol
McKinles
Slusiley
Breidenthal Sedgewick
Wichia
Dugae
Ber
Hersehf
Stanly
Yopekt
Guacine
Evers Desnotrath
Helfer
Tusiveas
Wheliie
United States
Ani
Wieblee
Tateka
Saint Center Tinto
Pelle
Giscitim
Bhiownes County
McKin Ie
Anadority
Abe
Sedewick
Bevan
Shaanties
Mr.Stan- Tey
Selgwick
Sty Bianmey
Noah
Minorihy
Shasenee County
Stantey
Election Bulletins and Weather Forecast for Kans Faye
In a June broadcast the State Journal will post election returns via Associated Press wires and display large posters on the building front. Mr. Gov. Hungate will announce the results, with public readings from an upper window. Weather indications forecast chilly conditions for Kans tonight and Tuesday.
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Hstre Bounnedenetem
Willatetict
State Journal
Sime
Afr
Baker
Kans Faye
Preach Politics At First Baptist In Topeka Sermon
John K R Malvane stirs Topeka First Baptist with political talk while defending Judge Hazen and urging integrity in law enforcement. Editorial debate from diverse pulpits continues as ministers praise strong words by Dr J T McFarland and critique bankers amid a charged Sunday.
Communal Dispute Roils First Baptist Service
During a Wie First Baptixs ehund service, John Mulvane objected to a sermon on politics in church. Pastor Crannell urged restraint as members debated civic duty and faith, while some urged voting guidance before Tuesday polls.
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Sistas
Rannell
Wien
John J. Mulvane
Ergy
JL. Kidelder
Nisre
Mirmlers
Ceannetl
Crannell
Carriei
Cearinel
Smd
Thare
Chantel
H. Molvane
Inin County
Bert Funtiow
Judes
Mayere
Emerson Named No Own Advice of First Christian Minister
Fragment from a historical newspaper discusses political and religious turmoil. It mentions Emerson’s editorial stance on segregation and ministerial duty, calling for adherence to moral leadership amid contested elections and civil rights pressures. The piece cites ministers and political actors, including references to law, executions, and public discourse.
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