Lewelling comments on election results and party positions
Governor Lewelling speaks on the ballot outcome and party shifts after the election. He notes uncertainty until official returns, predicts Republican gains, and reflects on Populist influence, urging forgiveness of enemies and retirement to private life if voters choose. He foresees future Populist strength in the state and calls for prosperity under Republican alignment.
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Have We a Democratic Party and Electoral Wave in Several States
Wisconsin confirms Republican gains with state senate likely GOP and Wisconsin House, while Missouri and Colorado show strong Republican tickets winning. Alabama appears to elect two Populists. deep national shifts noted as Coxey’s backers lose in Ohio. North Carolina Republicans claim carried state despite Democratic canvassing.
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General Howard Retires After 64 Years in Service
General Howard retires from the army at age 64 with simple goodbyes and no formal ceremony. The retirement follows standard army rules allowing resignation at that age.
Gen Howard’s Gallant Civil War Record and Retirement
Major General Oliver O Howard retires from active service at age 61 after a long Civil War career. He led the Army of the Tennessee, fought at Gettysburg and Five Forks, earned the Medal of Honor, and later held commands from the Academy at West Point to the Departments of the Platte and the East in a storied military life. He plans a visit to Portland, Oregon, and Burlington, Vermont, before settling at home.
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The Amendment Hangs On A Close Vote Hopeful Result
Mrs S A Thurston reports suffrage amendment appears defeated but returns from several counties show a very close race. Special precincts and Populist strongholds send in late totals. Chairman Heeidenthal notes city Republicans mostly opposed while country Republicans favored the amendment. Populists statewide backed it. Democrats largely opposed.
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Baker Elected or Fraud Claim Spark Amid Populist Victory
Populists claim they saved one congressman in the Sixth district as War. Baker appears to hold a narrow lead locally while official returns later may show a different result Chairman Cyrus Leland disputes the Baker win and predicts Judge Ellis seating amid alleged fraud and a single precinct irregularity in Republicen headquarters reports.
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Fragmentary OCR Note on Political Ballot Reform
The readable fragments reference the Populist center and Republican party actions about a joint ballot. Chairman Spreildenthal mentions a certificate issue and potential property state implications tied to the local election. The text is garbled but centers on party actions and ballot topics.
Weaver Disgusted By General Bays He Will Sever Ge Miles
An unclear report from Ta Nov 4 announces Weaver’s dismay over moves by General Bays. The text references removal actions, state committee figures, and an unnamed man’s death or threat. Details are fragmentary and difficult to verify from the scraped material.
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