The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-11-10
ELECTION returns.
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM OHIO.NEW
YORK GOES FOR JEROME.
schmitz Was Reelected Mayor of San
Francisco-Mormons Lose in Salt
Lake city-Reform Tickets to the
Front-Big Republican Majorities In
New England States.

washington, NOV. S.-El0cIlOu IS-
turns show that in Ohio the result is
still doubtful, though the returns up
to a late hour indicate the election OF
Pattison, the democratic candidate Tor
governor. They indicate that the
democrats carried the mayorality cam
paign in New York city; the state
ticket in Virginia, and the city ticket
in Louisville; while the republicans
have made clean sweep in Massa-
chusetts, and Chicago and Cook coun-
ty, and have carried their tickets in
New Jersey, Rhode Island, Nebraska
and Maryland. In New York, Hearst
had plurality in the borough of
Brooklyn of almost 10000, with IA
election districts missing. The re-
turns indicate McClellan's reelection
by several thousand plurality. Hearst
has charged fraud in the voting. Bird
s. Coler was elected borough presi-
dent of Brooklyn on the municipal
Ownership ticket. The New York cleo
ton shows that municipal ownership
city's politics.
The suffrage amendment in Mary
land was defeated overwhelmingly.
Massachusetts, elected a republican
governor by majority approximating
that of Douglas, the present demo-
cratic governor.
Following is the summary of the re-
turns:
New York-Mayor, Geo. B. McClel-
Ian, democrat, reelected by small plu-
rality; William Travers Jerome, indie
pendent district attorney, reelected;
Bird s. Coler, municipal ownership,
elected borough president of Brook
Ign.
Ohio-Both democratic and repubi-
can leaders claim election. Pattison,
democrat, carried Cincinnati, Cleve-
land, both city and county, and the
democrats showed gains in Toledo and
Akron.
Maryland-The proposed constitu-
tional amendment, whose alleged pur-
pose was to disfranchise negro voters,
was defeated; republicans elected the
state comptroller and city officials
Political compilations of legislature
uncertain.
Massachusetts = The republicans
elected Curtis Guild, Jr., republican,
governor by 29,435 plurality, and E. S.
Draper, republican, lieutenant gov
ernor, by 3942.
Chicago-Republicans made clean
sweep in Chicago and Cook county
Robert R. Mccormick, republican,
elected president of the board of san
itary trustees.
Rhode Island-Clean republican
sweep.
Pennsylvania - Philadelphia over
whelmingly carried by the city party
! reform ticket; Berry. democrat,
elected state treasurer by upward of
$4,000 plurality.
Virginia-The democratic plurality
is about 10000, and Swanson is elect
' ed governor. Negroes generally re-
manned away from the polls. The
! next legislature on joint ballot will
have 20 republicans instead of 16, as
at present.
Salt Lake City-The American party
| (anti- Mormon) defeated the Mormon
democratic and republican candidates
for mayor.
Louisville, Ky.-Democrats elected
mayor, and legislature remains practi-
cally unchanged, with good working
democratic majority.
New Jersey-Republican gains in
Legislature sufficient to preclude any
democratic successor to United States
Senator Dryden.
Nebraska-Republica elected state
supreme judge.
| San Francisco-Schmitz, union labor
candidate for mayor, probably elected
by 1000 majority, together with his
entire ticket.
Indianapolis = Republican mayor
elected.
President Roosevelt remained in his
Office at the White House until after
IL o'clock reading returns from the
elections. He evinced great interest
in the results, particularly in New
| York Ohi0 MaSSa rhuSattc opd Morxy