Republicans claim sweeping gains in early returns
Unofficial returns from 84 of 88 Ohio counties show McKinley’s expected plurality near 70,000 and Republicans winning 17 of 21 House seats. New York and Washington updates project GOP majorities ranging from 203 to 166 in the next House. Arkansas and Nebraska results hint at Democratic stays, while Pennsylvania’s accura te tally predicts 151 Republicans in the state House.
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Senate party split projections after state elections
Washington reports next Senate composition by party based on state legislatures. Republicans 49, Democrats 27, independents 9, with three states still to elect five senators: Delaware and Nebraska two each, Idaho one. Independents include Stewart of Nevada Kyle of South Dakota and Wellington of Maryland, while Turner of Washington and Harris of Kansas align with Democrats.
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Kentucky Returns Narrow Dem Majors in Statewide Race
Louisville November 8 The Courier Journal reports 1700 of 1884 Kentucky precincts tallied. Bryan leads by about 8000 and Beckham by about 4000, with most remaining precincts favoring Democrats. Kehoe defeats Pugh in the Ninth District by 250, per special dispatches.
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Indiana returns show Republican gains across state race
Indanapolis reports a broad Republican surge with a 28 000 to 32 000 plurality for the national ticket. Durbin likely wins governorship and Republicans expect 10 of 13 congress seats and a solid legislature with a four vote margin on joint ballot. Strongest gains occur in Democratic strongholds.
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Minnesota and nearby state returns show party gains
Reports from St Paul and other states indicate Republican gains in Minnesota with Van Sant leading by about 8 354 and Democratic watchers estimating larger margins elsewhere. Montana and Colorado show Bryan achieving sizable pluralities while Democrats anticipate legislature control and re election of U S senators.
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Wisconsin Ballot Count Delayed By Distant Precincts
Milwaukee Nov 8 The final Republican statewide victory figures may take days as many distant precincts are mailed in. General Bryant, chairman of the Republican state central committee, saw his plurality reduced by the late returns and poor accessibility.
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Fragmentary OCR reads like a local note on epilepsy cases
The readable fragments reference an epileptic boy and a person named Anderson. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the note mentions epileptic spasms and a first meeting. No dates, places, or full names are established.
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Texas Returns Give Democrats Huge Texas Lead
Reported returns from Texas show a large Democratic majority with the Democratic ticket leading, Republicans largely defeated, and the legislature expected to be entirely Democratic. Chicago results split with Democrats winning four of seven, while Rhode Island shows McKinley plurality and a Republican state house.
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Political currents after election and new party forecasts
Cleveland reports Senator Hanna praised Republican results as satisfactory and a rebuke to Bryanism. In Sioux Falls, Senator Pettigrew predicts a new party rising from anti-Hanna protests, saying he will stay in Sioux Falls and resume work north of town after defeat.
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Kinley’s Return Trip Draws Massive Gatherings Across States
President Kinley’s tour through Washington and surrounding towns drew large crowds, with factories sending workers to welcome him and women presenting flowers. Mrs Kinley shared in the reception as patriots waved flags and volunteers’ uniforms appeared at major stops, highlighting widespread popular support.
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Kinley Leads Kansas Election With 25,000 Plurality
Topeka November 8 reports nearly complete returns confirming Kinley as the Republican state ticket leader with a 25,000 plurality. Fusion candidate appears unlikely to win, as Republican successes are favored by the latest tallies.
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Iowa Ballot Returns Show Republican Lead At High Mark
Semi official returns from 86 of 99 counties in Iowa indicate Republicans with 66 066 votes and Democrats with 173 592, a margin of 87 418. The 18 counties still uncounted may push the Republican plurality above 100 000, a record high in the issue history.
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Beware of Oontments for Catarth Thht lon tain Mercury
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