Allegany and surrounding counties vote mix in local ballots
In Maryland counties Allegany Garrett and Prince George vote counts show Republican gains and Democratic leads. Judge Boyd favored by supporters, while Cumberland mayor Kean loses to Handley in some precincts. Women participate actively in Washington county local option, while Frederick county leans against the suffrage amendment with Republicans strongest in several precincts. Pittsburgh votes bonds for city improvements amid Penrose influence, signaling GOP tensions statewide.
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Garrett
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Robert L. Frye
Laurel
Richard No Ryan
Bladensburg
House of Delegates
Fr. K. Tilliott
Washington
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Ilugeestown
Arete
Edward Oswale
Harry J. Baker
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Urner
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Thomas
Creer
Worthington
Vatarel
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Wrye
Aber
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Light vote in Nebraska as returns come in
Early returns show a light Nebraska vote with Republicans maintaining a comfortable margin over two years ago when they carried the state by about 24,000. Mr Bryan arrived from Minnesota to vote and will stay home for several weeks while his interest centers on New York and Cleveland results.
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Judge
Bryan
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New York
Cleveland
Gaynor
Brooklyn
Gaynor House
Otto T. Baepnard
Democrats Hold Own Mann Carries City by 602 Vote Margin
Washington Post Bureau reports a light turnout with apathy evident in both parties. Democrat Mann carried the city by 602 and the county by 122, while Republican Cropper underperformed in Alexandria County with a close race for State treasurer. Alexandria ward totals show Mann leading, Kent challenging, and Harmon winning the county race in a mixed result.
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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
Defeated amendment on voter registration qualifications
A historical text outlines who may become a registered voter under the state act of 1869, detailing eligibility by birth, naturalization, descent, and residency. It specifies the applicant’s self written declaration, personal details, prior voting history, office addresses, and proof of property ownership or spousal ownership for certain qualifications.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Maryland
Court of Eppenso
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Meltimore
Thia
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Art of Congress
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Celtel States Cell Services Commission
Health Department
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Wacfarland
H. J
Virginia Elects Mann in Tight Gubernatorial Race
Voters were lobbied strongly by party leaders as Virginians chose between candidates amid revelations about Capt. William P. Kent. Democrats claim the issues outweighed Republican attacks from Democratic sources, noting a near orgal vote shift in favor of their candidate.
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Capt
Willam P. Kent
Fis
Virginia Vote In Detail Apathy in Tidewater precincts
Norfolk and Tidewater Virginians showed marked apathy with low turnout as Democratic Governor candidate Mann led statewide. Reports from Norfolk, Portsmouth, and surrounding counties indicate limited ballots cast, with Mann ahead and Kent challenging in several counties. Early tallies show varied margins across towns including Front Royal, Woodstock, and Harrisonburg, while coast counties report mixed results for assembly and secretary of state races.
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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 Lead Across Counties
Comprehensive returns from multiple Virginia counties indicate Democrat W. H. Mann leading GOP rival Kent by broad margins in numerous precincts, with scattered results for state offices and local posts. Counts vary by county and precinct, with Mann often ahead and Kent edging in some towns.
Gaynor's Victory Silent On Return Night
Mayor elect Gaynor did not appear to celebrate as returns showed his win. Crowds thronged Broadway, officials issued cautious statements, and Tammany Hall leader Murphy praised the Democratic triumph amid a tense post election scene.
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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 Headline Albany Victory Highlights
City elections across New York conclude with James B. McEwan winning the Albany mayor’s race by about 5,000 votes. In Buffalo Lewis P. Fuhrmann captured the mayoralty by 1,246, while several cities reelect or elect mayors and city officials. Republican success appears broad, with mixed gains for Democrats in other municipalities.
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Albany
N. Y
James B. McEwan
George ©. Hisgen
Mr. McEwan
Republican Machine Teader
Foley
Buffalo
Lewis P. Fuhrmann
Tohn C. Be
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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.vi Seusinger
Rep
Tesh
Little Falls
Dasey
Dena
Women Watch At Polls Amid Parsons Backing
Special to The Washington Post reports Tammany opposition to self supporting women watchers at polls. Herbert Parsons assured the group that district attorney approval would permit credentials. Mrs Harriet Statton Blatch notes observers, mostly few in number, faced resistance from leaders.
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Herbert Parsons
Washington’ Post
New York
Baualing League of
Harriett Statton Blatch
The
Teague
Foll Vaters
New York Assembly elects GOP majority with Hughes bid in doubt
Nov 2 reports show New York state assembly seat results giving Republicans a majority of about 39, down from 48. Speaker Wadsworth wins a small 290 vote plurality. In Albion, Wright’s direct primary win marks first Democratic assemblyman here in half a century. Syracuse selects three Republican assemblymen, all opposed to 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 From The Washington Post Report
Weather conditions report notes disturbances moving across the country bringing showers and cooler temperatures. Fair weather expected in western and southern regions with variable winds along coasts. Includes a detailed temperature readings list and city temperatures across multiple locations.
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Weather Bureau
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Xana Clix
Little Rock
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Los Angeles
Cal
Washington Post
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W. Va
Senator Dante Able To Vote In Lynchburg
Special to The Washington Post from Lynchburg Virginia reports that United States Senator Dante, recovering from bronchial pneumonia, managed to vote in his precinct after leaving his daughter Mrs Fred Harper’s home to cast his ballot. He traveled from his daughter’s house to his county precinct to ensure his vote was counted.
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Fred Harper
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