Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-06
THE SEVERAL TICKETS.

I T.u candidates tor President and
I Vice President viii be voted for, to-
/ day. Ballots will not b. cast for all
1 Of them in All the states. but the 10
I parties VIII b. represented III the polls
/ in most Of them
State tickets will ~ numerous Iii
| noi5 ana indiana leading W!th seven
! each. Missouri. with five; Colorado.
/ Idaho Kentucky. Michigan. New York.
} North Dakota. ohio except governor
/ and lieutenant GOVERNOR. rrnnsyl-
I vania ANA Wisconsin following with
I IN" each; Connecticut. pcIaware Iowa
} texeept governor ana lieutenant gov
I crnorJ. Massachusetts. Minnesota.
/ Montana. Nebraska South Dakota.
! Texas and Washington coming next.
I with four each; Kansas. New Halnp-
T snir~ and West Virginia trailing along
with three each. and then Florida.
7 MN ana. Tennessee ana Utah with two
each. South Carolina with only one &C.
/ cupy.ng the end Of the line.
Maine. Oregon ana Vermont. have
1 already elected congressman and VIII
vote Tor the Preside Ctial electors only.
Alabama. Arkansas. California,
Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland. Missis-
sippi. New Jersey, North Carolina. Nir-
e.nia ana Wyoming. having no state
tickets win choose congressman and
electors.
Legislatures which elect United
states senator are to be elected in
Kansas Montana. New Hampshire.
Texas Illinois West Virginia. Iowa
Massachusetts, Delaware. Michigan.
Minnesota. South Dakota. New Jar-
Soy Idaho, Nebraska, South Carolina.
Tennessee, Wyoming and California.
NATIONAL TICKETS.
The following are the candidates for
President and Vice President:
Republic an-President. William Nc
kinley of Ohio; Vice President. TheO-
dore Roosevelt OF New York.
Democratic-Presid William j.
Bryan Of Nebraska: Vice President
Adlai F.. Stevenson Of Illinois.
Populist-President. William J. Bry-
an: Vice President Adlai T. Steven
son
Silver President VIII
liam J. Bryan; Vice President. Adlai
r. Stevenson.
Middle OF the Road Popuists-Pres-
ident. Wharton Barker of Pennsylvan-
IA: Vice President Ignatlus Donnclly
OF Minnesota
Prohibitionis;s-Pre President. John G.
WoolIey Of Illinois: Vice President,
Henry g. MetcaIf Of Rhode Island
Union Reform-Presldent. Seth Ellis
Of Ohio: Vice President, Samuel r.
Nicholson OF Pennsylvania
United Observation-Disclosures. Or. ).
-
President. John @. WoolIey OF Illinois
Social Observation-Disclosures, Eugene
" Dcbs Of Indiana Vice President.
job Hartman OF California
DeLeon Socialists-President. Joseph
r. Maloney ot Massachusetts. Vice
President, Valentine Remmill Of Penn
sylvania.
Gr+RERNATORTAL CANDIDATES.
The candidates for governor in the |
states electing them are as follows:
CoIorad0-Fusion. James y Orman.
Democrat; Republican. Frank e. Gou- |
dy; Prohibition. J. r. Wiley Socialist
and Socialist Labor. s. Il. Hutchinson:
Social Democratic, Dewitt G.. COplry.
Observation-Disclosures. George +.
Nolan. Democratic. Samuel Bronson: I
Socialist. Adam Marx Prohibition. A
Charles T.. Steele
Delaware-RepubIican John Hum.
Democratic. Peter j. Ford. Prohibi- j
tion. Richard VI Cooper. Social Labor
Democratic Gustaye R-iniecke. 4
Florida Democratic. William :. Jen-
nings: Republican. W. H. McFarlane.
Tdaho-Fusion, Frank y. Hunt. Dem
ocrat. Republican. u. w StandrOd.
Middle 81 the Road POpulists-John :.
Randolph; Prohibition, The Rev ". J.
soOne.
Republican. Richard Yates.
Democratic. Samuel AIschuler: Prohib-
irion. yfsscher We're Barnes. Social
Democratic. Herman D. Perry. Union
Reform Party, Lloyd G. Spencer: So
ciaIIst Labor. Louis r. Holman; Mid
dIe ~ the Road Populists, a. q. van
Tyne.
Indian4-ReplbIIcan Winfield T. \