Polls Close as Maryland Returns Hint Swing in Counties
Reports from Allegany Garrett and Frederick counties show tight races for judge and sheriff posts with Republicans aiming to carry the entire ticket. Democrats gain ground in several areas as women participate actively in local option voting and Cumberland leaders await full returns.
Light vote in Nebraska signals comfortable Republican lead
Nebraska polls show light voting with early returns suggesting Republicans hold their ticket with no major defect. Compared with two years ago when the Republicans won the judge race by 24000, current returns indicate a comfortable statewide margin. Mr. Bryan arrives from Minnesota to vote and plans a brief stay, focusing on New York and Cleveland results.
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Nebraska
Judge
Bryan
Minnesota
New York
Cleveland
Democrats Hold Own Mann Carries City By 602 Votes
The Washington Post reports a light turnout with apathy marked in Alexandria and county results showing Democrat Judge Mann carrying Alexandria by 602 overall and the county by 122. Republican candidate Joseph L. Cropper for state treasurer polled a strong compliment vote in Alexandria, narrowly behind Harmon. Ward-by-ward tallies reflect voter division across governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, treasurer, and other offices in the city and county.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Strent
Alexandria
Kent
Judge Mann
Joseph L. Cropper
Harmon
Samuel W. Williams
Us Sonn
A.W. Lineman
Ain
Beclesion
Ruarr
James T. Monon
Alexandria County
Washerton
Ington
Tota
Mann
Ellyson
James
Oz Herman
Kigeleston
Brent al Kolner
Byrd
Winchester
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Virginia House of Delegates
Winchester City
Frederick County
Hugh
Luwton
W. HW. Mann
Vauor
Kyrd
Aansemond
Sutton
Nankemon
Jsent
West
Ensembly
Burton
Jame
Yor
Elllaon
Lincoln
Wilkes
Rivercomb
Locke
Tarman
Crupper
Oggleston
Brent
Jordan
Assembly
Culpeper
Tn Culpeper Coupty Mann
Bryan
MI ‘Loexburg
Loudoun County
Warren
Shenandoah
Front Royal
Warren County
Lawra
Woodstock
B. B. Bowman
F. A. Brumback
House of Delegates
Sxent
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Rockingham
Harrisonburg
Eame
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Martingville
Martinayite
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Joseph Bansett
Lexington
Rockbridge County
Buena Vieta
Capt. Kent
Peinet
White
Quisenberry
Stephenson
Danyerat
Taylor
Fredericksburg
Coleman
Spotsylvania County
Commonwealth's Attorney
R. Swift
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Buttrner
Spottsylvania
Tazewell
Cant
John M. Ratcht
Buchanan
John L. Baxter
Pocahantas
Maple
Page
Southampton
J. Luray
Wrythesville
Stuart
Patrick County Oy
Big Stone
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Slemp
Ferrisburg
Martin Williams
Cartley
Giles County
Bland County
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Petersburg
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Bristol
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Clifton Forgs
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J. K. Brown
John W. Bere
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William M. Martin Constabn
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R. B. Goode
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B. Johnson
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Blackwater
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Everett Perkine
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J. W. Neal
G. H
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Jones
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Salem
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Christiansburg
Kent List
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Flannagan
Newport News
Bizabeth
City
Elligan
Wiles
Merman
Eggleston
Brenton
Kerner
Robson
Harry KR. Houston
Voter Registration Policy Summary From 1869 Article
A historic text details who may register and vote under a state law, outlining qualifications by age, residence, and race, plus procedures for applying. It specifies required personal details for registration, proof of ownership or residency, and notes on special cases including married couples and naturalized citizens.
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United States
Dale
Supreme Court of the United States
Maryland
Court of Eppenso
Dillimne
Dadtmora City
Peraon
Péron
Meltimore
Thia
Virginia Elects Mann Amid Narrow Gubernatorial Race
The piece notes voter turnout was shaped by party leaders and that Democratic charges about Captain William P. Kent, a Republican candidate, from Democratic sources affected both camps. Democrats argue Republican misstatements offset by their own issues, with roughly an organized vote influence mentioned.
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Willam P. Kent
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Virginia Returns Show Apathy In Tidewater Vote
Norfolk and Tidewater voters showed strong apathy in Virginia November election. Mann led Democrat ticket in Norfolk city and county with Kent still trailing in several districts. Partial results from Fauquier to Warren, Shenandoah, Rockingham and other counties indicate mixed gains for Mann and Kent while turnout remained low.
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Tidewater
Speclar
Washington Post
Fairfax
Aporthovdae
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Virginia
James ‘River
Hampton Roads
Nortokelty
Judge Mann
Norfolk City
Andoters
Teaders
Kent
Republicana
B. C. James
Q. Eggleston
Mann
Norfolk County
Portsmouth City
Fauquier
Warrenton
Taft-Bryan
Tigan
Fauquier County
Virginia Returns Show Mann Leading Kent In Gubernatorial Vote
In Southampton and nearby counties, W. H. Mann leads over Kent with large pluralities as precincts report. Totals show Mann ahead for governor across Wise, Lee, Campbell, and surrounding districts, with Democratic ticket generally victorious and Republican rivals trailing in multiple jurisdictions.
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Kent
Courtlandt
Southampton County
Sewet
James
Willams
Assembly
Warsaw
Rchmond
Fltson
Lincon
Williams
Rivercomb
Locke
Harman
Crup Per
Eggleston
Brent
Kolner
Robinson
R. Carter Welford
House of Delegates
O . Breunton
Augusta County
Wincastle
Botetourt
Palaski
Troflinger
Newcastla
Craig County
Gaynor elected mayor as Broadway revelry erupts
New York elects Judge Gaynor as mayor amid a festive and noisy Broadway celebration. Crowds flood the streets as returns confirm victory with few arrests. Tammany leader Charles Murphy and Hearst comment on the decisive Democratic win and the broader political impact.
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Broadway
Sixth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Atorty-Ffth Street
Noray
Murphy
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Judge Gaynor
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Up-State New York results show McEwan elected Albany mayor
City elections across New York state produced Republican wins with James B. McEwan named Albany mayor by about 5,000 votes. Other cities mirrored party gains and losses. Buffalo, Utica, Syracuse, Schenectady, Amsterdam, Newburgh, Binghamton, and more reported mayoral results and reshuffled tickets.
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William Barnes
Albany
N. Y
James B. McEwan
George ©. Hisgen
Mr. McEwan
Republican Machine Teader
Foley
Buffalo
Lewis P. Fuhrmann
Tohn C. Be
tor—Hiram H. Edgerton
Yrby
Elias P. Mann
Johnstown
Abram Harrison
Gloversville
Wesley M. Borst
Oswego
John Futzgibbons
Bert Jervis
Charles N. Knapp
Syracuse
Edward Schoeneck
K. Merrit
Supreme Court
Oneidia
Otto Pelt
Joseph A. Mew Conne
Amsterdam
Seely Conover
Newburgh
Benjamin McClung
Wehe
Binghamton
Clarence M
Son
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Saratoga
Tariyinwa
Adie Efellerd
Larg
Mount Pleasant
Rome
Albert R
Seusinger
Rep
Tesh
Little Falls
Casey
Dena
Women Watch at Polls in New York City
Special to The Washington Post reports Baualing League of Self-Supporting Women learning Herbert Parsons is their friend. Tammany officials claimed district attorney ruled against women watchers, though Parsons said credentials would be allowed. Mrs Blatch notes Parsons would favor college boys as watchers, but it changes nothing. Fewer than a dozen women watchers were present.
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Penrose
Steel City
Washington Post
Pittsburg
Pittsboro
W. A. Maore
Flo. Prick
United States
Roles B. Wenrose
Groupe
Pennayivania
Joan O. Sheatz
Tammany
Herbert Parsons
Washington’ Post
New York
Baualing League of
Harriett Statton Blatch
The
Teague
Foll Vaters
Election results show Republicans gain in New York Assembly
New York voters elected a Republican majority in the state Assembly, with Speaker Wadsworth winning a slim plurality. In Albion, Wright the Democratic direct primary nominee won by about 1,000, marking a rare Democratic Assembly victory in half a century. Syracuse reports Roberta defeating Hammond in a square deal contest. Albany counties elect three Republicans pledged against direct nominations.
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Assembly
Wadsworth
Albion
Orleany County
Hughes
Wallace
Coley P. Wright
Frank J. Murphy
Wright
Siyracuse
John T
Weather conditions and temperature readings across regions
Weather Bureau notes a moving disturbance over the St Lawrence valley bringing showers from the upper Ohio valley to the Atlantic seaboard, with cooler temperatures in the east. Another north disturbance affects the Canadian Northwest with rain in the northern Rockies. Generally fair in southern states and central regions. winds vary by coast. The report includes hourly temperatures, humidity, precipitation, and notes on tides and river conditions for Washington and nearby cities.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
J. C
Tuasdas
Wisconsin
St. Lawrence Valley
Teatern Inky
Ohio Valley
South Carolina
British Northwest Territory
Narth Parife
Rocky Moustein
Tiga
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Midaty
Eatern
New England
Aniddie
Jon Gis
Sakes
Stramers
Weenostay
European Party
Grand Banks
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