Beaver elected in Pennsylvania leads with large plurality
The election results show Beaver winning Pennsylvania by over 45 000 votes and the Republican state ticket nearly 60 000 ahead. The report lists delegates to Congress by district, notes shifts for Democrats and Republicans, and cites varying state outcomes in New York Connecticut Wisconsin Massachusetts Illinois Minnesota New Hampshire Nebraska Indiana Florida West Virginia California New Jersey Kentucky Nevada South Carolina Mississippi Montana and more. The piece also notes Prohibition and Greenback vote movements and provides senate and house composition projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Brumm
R. G
Brum
Osborne
H. H
Charles R. Buckalew
John Lynch
C. N. Brumn
Frank Bound
R. Fifteenth
F. C. Bunnell
H. C. McCormick
Edward Scull
R. Eighteenth
L. E. Atkinson
Levi Marsh
D. Twentieth
J. E.P. Hall
A. Twenty
W. McCullough
John Dalzell
Thos. M. Bayne
O. L. Jackson
James L. Moffett
Norman Hall
W. L. Scott
Lynch
Scranton
W. B. Roberts
Senate
the Times
House of Representatives
the World
the Heralds
Deni
the Sun
House
New York
Peckham
Brooklyn
The
Herald
Connecticut
Cleveland
Lounsberry
Forbes
Baker
Labor
Waller
United States
Massachusetts
Illinois
William Morrison
Congress
John Baker
Linois
Minnesota
Farmers Alliance
New Hampshire
Nebraska
Blaine
John McShane
Indiana
Florida
Fuller
Dougherty
Green
Davidson
Pendleton
West Virginia
Goffs
Flick
Brown
Hogg
California
Jackson Temple
Santa Rosa
McFarland
San Joaquin
Kentucky
Carlisle
Kenton
Campbell
Nevada
Supreme Judge
South Carolina
Ellicott
Scott Re-Elected With Large Plurality Endorsed by Warren Farmers
Hon W. T. Scott is re-elected to Congress by about 1,557 votes with strong support from Warren County farmers. The article lauds the oleomargarine law and criticizes opponent Mr. Mackey’s methods, noting gains for the Democratic ticket and county precinct results. It implies Mackey’s influence waned after a bitter campaign and party clubs, including Seneca of Franklin and Sugar Grove, provided limited backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. TL. Scott
Congress
Sugar Grove
Scott
Mackey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wisconsin
Rusk
Woodward
Ames
Andrew
Lothrop
Brackett
Foster
Blackmer
Montana
Toole Dent
Burns
Enis
James
Frank Guonizen
Warren County
Warren
Black
Waele
Mack
Andrews
Allen
Neill
Sibley
Phar
Bruce
Swain
Rogers
Rek
Yates
Anderson
Ney
Barker
King
Lott
Whitcomb
Hollister
County Surveyor
Wheelock
Oneill
Manly
Hunter
Morris
Taylor
Tlunter
Columbus Bor Gove
Assembl
Na Brace
Wolfe
Tarendon Boro
Assembly Beaver
Brace
Syre Mackey
Olney
Yate Sog
Judg Allen
Alen
Kings
Tidiente Bercott
Sugar Grove Goyvernor
Assembly
Mackes
Associathe
D of Swain
Wotte Rogers
Macke
Freehold
Tha
Olney Pay Gove
Rove Ag
Silley
Atlen
F Youngrville
Assembly Andrews
H Olney
Ernor
Apsemely
Cuver
Brave
Eo Brace
Ai Mackey
Plu
Iaj Blick
Benate
Andre
Farmington
Scoth
Muackey Olney
Beave
Senay
Ntill
OL Sibley
Pe Lott
Comer
Buy Lott
Alackey
Sheffield
Emily
Bracy
Assoolat
Mackay
Yatox
Pott
Glade
Scott's
Wolf
Ropers
Beasver
D Yates
Dine Anderson
Kinzua
ATROP
Sill
Ounghess
Conewange
Triumph
Heaver
Brack
Dun
Senate Associat
Rogen
R. Barker
Gong
Congree
Utes
Neild
Weill
Y Sibley
R'S
Grove
Watson
Cherry Scott
Oo Anderson
Beaver C
P Olney
P. Black
Associats
Ruger
Burkes
G. Neill
Kin
Anders Neill
King’s
Mead
Anidews
Hembly Senate
Sente
All Barker
Bret
Yvon Black
Bley
Luit
Burke
Corydon
Guy Brnok
Assembly Scott
I Rogers
Errer
I. Beuy
Anders Ny
Pine Grove
Mucke
Mack Scott
Assemaly Andrews TE
Pa Black
Eerfield
Neill Scott
Sibi
Governor Assembly
I Brace
P Allen
Adsoliati
TAS
Aen
Barke
P Loth
Tees Scott
Culo
Andrew Olney
Pleasant
JY Spp
Skn Ath
Beauv
Preasurer
Ales
Aude
Sibly
P. É Lott
Olney Allen
Ed Barker
R Id
D GB Anderson
Governol Assembly
Ay Braver
Pitts
Bunce
Aten
O'Neill
King AG
Polly C
Barkers
Wheeloc
Ausle Reson
Awater
GOVE
Ult i Assembly
Olnes
Rik Uber
Sibley Lott