The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-05
New York.
(By the Associated Press.)


New York. Nov 4.-Democratic lead
at 1915 informed callers privately that
Coler is probably defeated. They vir-
tually conceded the election of Odell.
To a representative of the Associated
Press. Elliot Danforth said that the re-
turns u9 to 10 o'clock were much more
Mason. of the Democratic State Com
mittee, said that while the outlook was
worse for Coler, he was not ready to
concede the election of Odell
Shortly after 10 o'clock at Republican
headquarters, three cheers were given
for Odell as the next Governor of New
York.
New York, Nov. AT Congressional
headquarters. at 10 o'clock, Congress
man Oyerstreet, of Indiana, secretary OF
the Congressional Republican Committee,
said the big plurality for Coler in Great
er New York had made it possible that
Democrats would be elected by every one
of the first nineteen Congressional dis
triets of New York. This would mean
net loss of four Republicans in the
New York delegation.
Mr.. Overstreet said there was some
chance of saving four districts out of
these nineteen, namely, the First, Third,
Sixth and Fifteenth, but the hopes raised
of gaining the Thirteenth, Seventeenth,
Ninth and Ninteenth districts were de-
stroyed by the big slump for Coler The
First district is that in which President
Roosevelt lived and is now represented
by a Republican.
When Mr.. Roosevelt ran for Governor,
the Republican plurality in this district
was 2.251.
New York. Nov. 4.-The Commercial
Advertisers 10 o'clock extra estimates
the election Of Odell by about $4,000
plurality.
New York Nov 4.-With 55 districts
out of 1.543 in Greater New York to be
heard from. Coler estimated plurality
for the city is 115, 7S4. Should Odell hold
his present ratio, his plurality UP the
State will be $4,000. thus electing him
by about 10000.
New York, Nov. 4.-1.1S6 election dis
tricts out of 3O41 in New York State,
outside of Greater New York. give Odell
2G2 334; Coler $780, 200.
The same districts in 1900 gave Odell
2S9. 79O; Stanchfeld 171,O53.
New York, Nov. AT 9 o'clock, Elliott
Danforth, former chairman of the Demo-
cratic State Committee, said that the
returns received indicated that Soler
would carry Greater New York by 120,-
000. He claimed that Coler would be
elected governor by 10000.
a statement given out at the Repub-
lican headquarters said that the returns
received indicated that Odell was gain
ing in the upstate cities. and that the
returns from the country districts were
coming in slowly indicated that OdeIl
was gaining and would win by from
$4,000 to 10000.
New York. Nov. AT 9:15 D. M. the
World announces the reelection of Gov
ernor Odell.
New York, Nov Congress-Republi-
can candidates in 21st. 22nd, oath, 25th,
26th 9th, 29th. 9Oth, 91st, 34th, 36th and
37th districts elected.
New York, Nov. AT 10 O'Clock
Senator Platt stated that Odell would
come to the Bronx with 49,, 900 plurality
At Republican headquarters, the State
is claimed by from 900 to 15, 900.
New York, Nov. Al .663 election dis
tricts out of 3.041 in New York State,
outside of Greater New York. give:
Oden 2727S1; Coler 1877, ,069. The same
districts in 19OO gave Odell 316, ,13S;
Stanchfeld 225. 75S