Hazen and Nichols Win Tight County Election
Election returns show Hazen for district judge and Gale Nichols for county attorney leading by about 400 votes with many precincts still uncounted. Republicans ran ahead on some tickets but Hazen and Nichols hold solid margins as count delays stretch into early hours.
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Fourth Ward Precinct Returns In Major Local Vote totals
A long list of precinct tallies appears for McKinley Bryan Grimes and others across Fourth Sixth and Seventh wards and townships detailing votes by precinct and notable surrounding results. The report includes Dover and EKA townships plus Soldier and Silver Lake areas with numerous candidate tallies and party markers throughout. The final section notes United States Receivership ends for Union Pacific with Judge Sanborn approving final report and discharging receivers.
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Union Pacific
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Republicans claim Kentucky and West Virginia results
Louisville reports Yerkes and Beckham allies claiming a Republican landslide in Kentucky with a 2,500 to 3,000 margin and a solid national ticket lead. West Virginia Republicans are poised to control the legislature on joint ballot, while Democratic leaders acknowledge GOP gains across counties and totals.
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Art and Politics Feature at Franel Stolle Lecture
Attendance dropped slightly from prior evenings as Fraulein Stolle presented “The Galleries of Rome and the Vatican.” Views of Rome and the Vatican led into Michal Angelo and Raphael works, with focus on the Bletine Chapel and Michael Angel artworks. She discussed obtaining originals, risks in Rome for photographing natives, and announced next topic “The Galleries of Florences” with 25 cent child rate. Superintendent Davidson Fead announced election rounds between intervals.
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Colliseum
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Michael Angels
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Republicans tighten hold as returns favor McKinley and Stanley
Republican state committee projects margins of about 25 000 for McKinley and 27 000 for Stanley as 3 p m counts show Republicans likely winning the legislature and all congressmen except Wheatley in the Third district. Fusionists retreat as Guthrie, now trove ahead, reports scarce. Territorial election results place Detal Five as re elected delegate with a solid Republican council majority anticipated.
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Fusion Gains Republicans Concede Nebraska Legislature Loss
Lincoln Nebraska reports reveal Democratic and populist fusion leaders claiming gains in the Nebraska Legislature. Dahlman foresees a 17 seat fusion majority and Bryan electors winning by about 1900 votes, while Populists claim 32 to 40 seat control. Republicans concede but allege fraud in Omaha Douglass county and plan protests.
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Republican gains in Fifty seventh Congress
Chairman Babcock of the Republican congressional committee announced at 1 o clock today that 194 Republicans have been elected to the Fifty seventh Congress with 12 or 15 doubtful seats. He said four Kentucky districts, two Massachusetts districts, one Kansas district, two North Carolina districts, two Virginia districts, one Ohio district, and one West Virginia district remained undecided.
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Rail Tickets to Utah Points From Santa Fe Route
Tickets to Salt Lake City and Ogden Utah via Santa Fe Route priced at 23 dollars one way and 40 dollars round trip. Available on Tuesdays November 6 and 27 1800 and February 12 18. Tickets to mentioned points at stated rates.
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Victory for McKinley in Twentieth District results
Early returns from Cleveland and Newark show McKinley leading and a Republican gain across multiple districts. The first, second, third, fifth, sixth and eighth congressional districts lean Republican on the harvested vote, while the seventh district remains Democratic.
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McKinley Leads, Republicans Likely Sweep Congress
Early returns from San Francisco indicate McKinley’s plurality will exceed 20,000 and seven Republican congressmen may be elected. Only the Second District remains doubtful as Sproul battles Woods with a wide Republican margin, per Democratic and Republican reports. Simons wins state chair victory. Carr and Butler successors noted.
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Marylanders vote ends with McKinley victory and GOP gains
Maryland's statewide tally shows a McKinley Roosevelt plurality around 14 196 with official count expected to rise to about 15 100 and eight electoral votes. A Republican delegation was elected to the fifty seventh Congress with solid majorities in multiple districts. In Maine voters boosted McKinley with a margin near five hundred, capping a tighten Republican lead and minor Bryan gain.
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Roosevelt
Kinley
Wm H. Jackson
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Hoe
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Louisiana and Minnesota election returns show party leads
New Orleans reports 22 000 votes in with 41 403 registered and Fryan's majority around 13400, Democratic strength across congressional districts. Minnesota returns largely confirm Republican gains under McKinley with governors and legislators winning by large margins, though final totals await fuller counts.
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Ohio returns solid for Democrats in most districts
Ohio returns from 70 of 38 counties show the Democrats carrying most districts. The Third and Twelfth remained Democratic, with Nevin winning the Third, Tompkins the Twelfth, and Heidete the Twentieth, securing 17 Republican members of Congress out of 21. The state chairmen offered no decisive declarations at noon.
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Early Returns Show Republicans Lead in Key Districts
A lead of about 60 appears for Republicans as early returns from Chicago and nationwide show Republicans with 191, Silverites and Populists trailing, while Democrats hold several districts. In California, McKinley leads with 81,200 to Bryan's 62,208 as of latest precinct counts.
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McKinley Triumphs Across Nation in 1900 Returns
Across states from Florida to Arkansas and Ohio to Georgia, early returns show McKinley and Roosevelt winning confirmed or commanding margins. Democratic candidates suffer, with many House seats and several statewide contests tilting toward Republicans. Congratulatory telegrams flood Canton and Oyster Bay as the nation heads toward a new administration.
Market Report Oddities From A Dull Trading Day
A fragmented market report shows mixed activity in wheat and livestock with prices fluctuating. Notes mention Chicago and Kansas City live stock markets, cattle and hogs, slight gains and declines, and commodity quotations alongside currency and grain movements.
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