The coast beacon. (Pass Christian, Miss.) 18??-1???, 1902-11-01
Election in Forty-two States
Next Tuesday.

Washington, Oct. 2S.--There
Will be elections in forty-two
States next next Tuesday, the
other three Mai e, Vermont and
Oregon) having already this year
selected State officials aud their
representatives in the Fifty eight
Congress. In twenty two States
a Governor and other State officers
and Congressman are to be chosen
10 eleven minor State officers or
Judges Of the Supreme Court and
Congressman are to be voted for,
while in nine congressman only are
10 be elected.
The principal State officers are to
be chosen in Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New York,
SOlth Carolina, Alabama, Texas,
Michigan, Kansas, Minnesota,
South Dakota, Nebraska, Wisconsin
North Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming,
Idaho, Nevada and California.
New Hampshire elects only a Gov
ernor, Tennessee a Governor and
Railroad Commissioner, and Penn
sylvania a Governor and two Other
State officials.
Minor State officers, or Justices
of the Supreme Court, are to be
voted for in Indiana, Illinois, Mis-
souri,, Ohio, Iowa, Florida, North
Carolina, Delaware, Utah, Wash
ington and Montana.
Congressman only are to be Sc
lected in Arkansas, Georgia, Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana, Virginia, West
Virginia, Maryland, kentucky and
New Jersey, and delegates in Ari-
IONA; Hawaii, New Mexico, Okla
homa aud Porto Rico.
The terms of thirty United States
Senators expire March A, 1908.
Five have already been filed BY
the election of James B. McCreary
Dem. Kentucky; Joseph B. Fora
ker, Rep, Ohio; Arthur p. German
DEM, Maryland; W. P. billing
ham, Rep, Vermont; and Samuel
ID. McEDery, DEM, Louisiana. II
the following States Legislatures
select Senator are to be chosen
New Hampshire, Connecticut, New
York, Pennsylvania, North Carroll.
ma, South Carolina, Florida, Ala
bama, Georgia, Indiana, illinois
Missouri, North Dakota, South Da
k0ta, Wisconsin, Kansas, Idaho
Utah, Colorado, Nevada, Washing
ton and California. The Legisla-
lures of Oregon, Arkansas an,
Georgia, which also elect q Sena
! ;or, have already been chosen.
Aside from the two principal pc
litical parties, a dozen others hav
tickets 10 the field. Of che mino
! organizations, the Prohibitions
and Socialists have more than th
! others. The Prohibitionist hav
made nominations In Illinois, Tex
, as, Idaho, South Dakota, Missouri
Nebraska, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio
/, Kansas, Tennessee, Wisconsin
! Indiana, Minnesota, Colorado, Cal
! hfornia, Pennsylvania, Massachu
t sets, Connecticut and Rhode Islan'
while the Socialists have tickets !
: fdanU5 y0ming, M0nta
Ina, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa
, Michigan, Ohio, Kansas, Washing
ton, Utah, Colorado, California
! Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania AM
New York.
! The socialistic Labor Party !
/. represented in Missouri, Ohio
| Wisconsin, Washington, Indians
Pennsylvania, Colorado, Massacbu
sets and Connecticut, and the Soc
al Democratic, in Wisconsin an
r Minnesota.
Il The other parties have tickets a
8 follows: Peoples, Illinois, Texas
Idaho, Colorado; Allied Populisti
Texas, Kansas; Populists, Montans
Indiana, Minnesota; Labor, MOnta
ma; Public Ownership, Missouri
: Liberal Democrats, New Y0rh
Union Republican, Delaware.