The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-11-09
ELECTION BULLETINS.
NEW YORK

d4NAs iii new ANiNt As'@e'f' 'at f-i-Htt
Van wyck 81. ls4; s49 districts ont or
s222 election district outside New
York give Roosevelt 55.o59; Van wyck
46,33s. Same election districts in 1896
gave Black e5,sO1 Porter 44,oO6.
3s5 elec.ion districts ont 81 tie i-l3
n Greater Ney york 3 os-y,,. 7931y;
Van wyck lOo1SS.
New York comparisons & the votes
for governor are made with ,hat Of
1896. when on total Of l,423.S70 Bisok,
rep. had "a p!uraHty over Porter regu-
lar democrat OF 2i2.s91 in Greater
New York Blacks plurality over Por-
ter was 35.3O5. The national democrat
lc candidate for governor received 49,
462 votes in the four counties embrac-
cd in Greater New York
New York-640 election districts out
Of the 1873 in Greater New York;
Roosevelt S6.sSs; Van wyok 1904
New York-.750 election districts out
of 1915 in Greater New York; Boose-
welt 100000; Van wyck 1882
New York Congress; 2srd district
Lewis ". Emerron, Rep. IS elected.
New York-S75 election districts out
Of 15lS in Greater New York Roose-
welt l21 .279; Van wyck 15sSOs.
New York-45S out Of S.222 election
districts out side OF Greater New York
give Roosevelt 693OO; Van wyck $500
Same districts in 1896. Black S2122;
Porter $3.50.
New York-If the missing districts in
city and state maintain the same ratio
az those reported, Boosevelt's plurality
viii exceed 10000 The Evening World
and De,ly News, democratic, conocde
Roosevelts election.
New York-G56 districts out Of 3.222
election districts outside Of Greater
New York, rive: Roosevelt es.297; Van
Wyck 7G,Ss5. Same election districts In
1896; Black 1867; Porter 1881
New York-l,154 election districts out
OF 1913 in Greater New York Roose-
Welt 15S.Ol3; Van WyciS 213.257.
New York-The Commercial Adyer-
tiser, in an extra at s:45 o'clock claims
Rooseyelts election by 10000 majority
New York-S:s0 p. m.-Returns from
$50 election districts out OF 3.222 eiec-
tions districts outside OF Greater New
York, give Roosevelt 9s ,297; Van Wycll
76.SS7; plurality for Roosevelt 274lO.
The vote Of Roosevelt shows a falling
republican, in 1896; while Van Wyck
shows gain Of 3.100 Of one per cent
over Porter, Dem Ths same relative
percentages have been maintained
throughout up 10 this hour. II they are
continued they viii give Roosevelt a
plurality OF 10000 over Van Wyck. The
returns from more than two-thlrds Of
the election districts ia Greater New
York. give Van Wyck a plurality Of
$4,000. II the same ratio is maintained.
Van Wyck's plurality over Roosevelt in
Greater New York VIII reach 10000
This would give Roosevelt q plurality
Of 10000 FOR the state ~ le-ge
Rochester y. Y, Nov. S.-Complete
revised returns give Rochester. Roose-
welt 14.2S9; Van Wyck 1874
New York-99l districts out OF S,222
districts outside Of Greater New York;
Roosevelt 1872 1882; Van Wyck lOl $50.
Same in 1896; Black 155.5l5; Porter 9s.-
l64.
New York-Flguring on the basis Of
the districts already in Roosevelrs
plurality in the state W1ll bo at least
$1,000.
New York-l,O3s districts out OF 3.222
election districts outside OF Greater
New York; Roosevelt 150.6i2 Van
wyek 1880 Same in 1896 Black l7e,-
1872; Porter llO,474; urinln 4673.
Binghamton. n Y--Ths county.
complete, gives Roosevelt 4.25a; Van
wyck 4.ss5
Watertown, y. Y.--Rooseyelts plur-
ality in this city as corrected ia s77.
New York-l,3O4 districts out OF 1873
In Greater New York; Roosevelt 177.34s:
24545
Blnghomton, ~ Y.--This county comr
plete gives Roosevelt i.253; Van wycls
4.Ss5.
Watertown, y. Y.--R0oseveit's plur-
allty in this city as corrected Is 8S7.
New York;. 3O4 districts out OF 1915
In Greater New York; Roosevelt III $40,
Van Wyck 2l545o.
New York-Congress; 2lst district
John X Stewart. Rep, elected.
New York-The following congress
men IN Kings county which is practi
cally the borough Of Brooklyn and r
part Of Greater New York, have prob
ably been elected: Second district
John J. Fitzgerald. Dem. Third district
Edmond F. Briggs. Dem. Fourtl
Bertram T. Clayton, Dem. Fifth
Frank f. Wilson. Dem. sixth. Mitchell
May, Dem.
Congress; New Thirty firs
district, J. NJ. Z. o'Grady. Rep. elect
ed
New YOrk--Cna1rman Odell elaine
the state from $4,000 20 10000. He sal
his estimate had fallen of in the uppe
portions Of the state Senator Plat
discussing the returns of the state sal