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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-08
CONTEST IN KANSAS (LO2I|
GoVERfieR HocHrs MAJORITY rs
Lees THAN FIVE THOUSAND.
DEMOCRATS STILL CLAIM STATE
Declare Harris Has Won by $500.
incomplete Returns Show Repub.
lican Candidate Ahead Of Opponent
Rest of Ticket Wins.

Topeka. Kan. Nov. S.-The re.
election OF Governor E. W. Hoch
(Rep) seems reasonably certain.
although the Democratic committee
still claims the state for w. A. Harris
by a plurality of 1900. According to
figures received by the Republican
committee, 81 counties out of 105
give Hoch plurality of also. The
Democrats claim that their figures on
the same counties give Harris plu.
rality of nearly 2,000 and that the
official returns will give him over
2.000 The eight counties still miss
ing are in the western part of the
state. The Republican figures are
partially confirmed by special press
dispatches. Marion county, Governor
Hochs home, was carried by Harris
by g majority of 139 votes, while
Douglas county, Colonel Harris home,
was carried by Hoch by 1870 majority.
Aside from the head of the ticket.
there is no question as to the cleo.
ton of the entire Republican ticket.
Big Democratic gains have been
made in the lower house of the legis.
lat.re. bat that body will still be over
whelminsly Republican and a member
United States senator to succeed A. W.
Benson, who is himself candidate
for reelection. Other candidates are
Congressman Charles Curtis and 10,
SeDh L. RriStOW
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Michigan.

Detroit, Nov. 7.-Goyernor Warner
and the entire Republican state ticket
have been elected by 10000 majority,
the Republican congressional candi.
dates in all of the twelve Michigan
districts have been elected and the
Republicans will have large major,
ity in the state legislature, with
possibility OF its entire membership,
Wadsworta Defeated for Congress.
New York. Nov. Tt is officially
announced at Republican national
congressional headquarters that James
w. Walsworth tRepD has been &c.
feated for congress in the Thirty.
fourth New York district. The infor
nation to the effect was received in a
telegram from Mr. Wadsworth himself
10 Chairman Sherman.
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INDIANA REPUBLICAN: 10000.
Democrats Gain Two Congressman in
Hoosier State.

indianapolis, Nov. S.-According to
the latest returns received throughout
the state. Indiana went about 10000
Republican in Tuesdays election. The
Democrats gained two congressman,
one from the Eighth and one from the
Eleventh districts, making the delega-
ton nine Republicans and four Demo.
Gratis. Congressman John C. CLANCY
RepD, in the Second district, has a
plurality OF about $50. The Twelfth
district shows Clarence c. Gilhams
tRep) elected, with plurality OF
about 500. The Thirteenth district
elected Congressman Abraham l..
Brick (RepD by plurality of 255.
These were the three districts in
doubt. The legislature will be Re,
publican on joint ballot by about so.
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STUART WINS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Republican Candidate Elected Gov.
ernor by Over 100000 Plurality.

Republican Candidate Elected Gov.
ernor by Over 100000 Plurality.
Philadelphia, Nov. 1.-THE most ex.
citing campaign in Pennsylvania in
twenty-five years has ended in a tri.
'mph for Edwin S. Stuart (Rep). for
governor, over Lewis Emery, Jr.,
lDem. and Lincoln party) by plural.
ity that the Republican leaders claim
will reach 100000. Aside from the
contest for governor and other state
officers, the chief interest centered in
the battle in Philadelphia for district
attorney and in few OF the congress.
sional districts. Members OF the
house of representatives and county
officers were elected in every county
and state senators were chosen in
twenty-five of the fifty districts. Sam.
uel P. Rotan (Rep.) was elected dis.
trict attorney in Philadelphia by a
vote which his friends claim will ex.
coed 10000, defeating d. Clarence Glib.
honey, who had the support Of the re-
form forces and the Democrats.
The incoming legislature will be
strongly Republican, although not so
overwhelmingly for that party as it
was two years ago.
One of the chief Issues in the state
campaign was the new capitol. which
was dedicated Oct. A. The fusionists
claimed that several million dollars of
overcnarges and Implications are rep
resented in furnishing and equipping
the building. The Republican candi.
dates pledged themselves, if elected,
to investigate honestly these charges
and to place the responsibility for the
alleged extravaganza where it right.
fully belonged.
OF the congressional contests, the
hottest was that against John Dalzell,
one OF the Republican floor leaders.
Complete returns from all the Penn.
sylvania congressional districts give
the Republicans twenty-six and the
Democrats six. The Democrats had
only one representative from the
state in the present congress.
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NEBRASKA is, 600 REPUBLICAN
Entire State Ticket, Five consressrer
and Lerislafure Elactas.

Lincoln, Nov. S.-Complete returns
from thirty three counties give Shell
don (Rep.). for governor, 55,252;
Shallenberger (Dem.), 45,42S. Com
pared with two years ago. this shows
a Democratic loss of 5,72S, and indi.
Gates a plurality in the state for Shell
don of $4,000. Other state officers arc
not behind governor.
Returns from every county in the
Third congressional district show a
plurality for Boyd (Rep) of 334. The
Third was the only district in doubt
The Nebraska delegation in the house
will stand: Republicans. 5; Demo.
Gratis, 1. Present figures on the legis-
lature. which elects United States
senator, gives the Republicans 80 on
joint ballot to 40 Democrats.
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DEMOCRATS SWEEP MISSOURI
Elect State Ticket and Twelve Out Of
Sixteen congressman.

st. Louis, Nov. S.-From nearly
complete returns from all counties,
the Democrats have carried the state
by plurality OF 1850, electing all
candidates on the state ticket and
twelve out of the sixteen congress
men. The Republicans elected CON
gressmen in Kansas City and ST
Louis. but lost all the districts in the
state which had been swept into the
Republican ranks two years ago.
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South Carolina.

Charleston. Nov. 1.-THE election
held in South Carolina was without
incident and a very small vote was
po,led. Governor f. NJ. Ansell (Dem)
and the entire state ticket was eject
ed, the only opposition being j. L..
Chandler, who received half hundred
congressman were elected, five with
out opposition.
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California.

San Francisco, Nov. General
George Stone, chairman of the Repub-
lican state central committee, said to
the Associated Press: Reports from
the state are coming in very slowly.
There is no doubt as to the result, it
is only a question of plurality. Gill.
lett has carried San Francisco by a
plurality of from SO to 1000, and the
entire Republican state ticket. includ-
ing eight congressman, has been elect
ed by plurality exceeding. 25.O50."
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Close in California.

San Francisco, Nov. S.-Seven hun
bred and ninety-one precincts out of
2,471 in the state. minus Los Angeles
and Alameda counties. (which are
usually heavily Republican, give. Gill
lett (Rep.), for governor 40,14s; Bell
(Dem.), 40,719; Langdon (Ind), 1908.
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Republicans Carry Delaware.

Wilmington. Nov The Repuh-
leans have carried Delaware and
elected Burton for congress over Ma.
Delaware legislature that will elect !;
successor to United States Senator al
lee (Rep.).
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Georgia.

Atlanta, Nov 1.-THE only election
contest in Georgia was in the First
congressional district. Edward (Dem.).
was elected by a plurality OF about
1000. The three candidates for judges
of the newly created court of appeals
We're unanimously elected.
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Florida.

Jacksonville, Nov. AL the Dem
ocratic candidates in Florida are elect
ed. The legislature is probably unan-
imously Democratic. The proposition
advocated by Governor Broward to
drain the Everglades seems to be de-
feated.
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South Dakota 25,ooo Republican.

Sioux Falls, S. d.. Nov. S.-Returns
from 80 of the so counties of the state
give Crawford (Rep.) for governor
and the state ticket majority of U.s.
570 Republicans have elected 1l2
members of the legislature, Demo
Gratis II.
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w Washington.

Seattle, Nov. 7.-Late returns point
to an overwhelming Republican vic
tory in the state of Washington. w.
f Humphrey, Wesley L. Jones and
Francis W. Cushman, congressmen-a
large, all Republicans. will be re-
turned. The house of representatives
and state senate will be strongly Re-
publican.
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NORTH DAKOTA FOR BURKE.
Republicans concede Election of Dem
ocratic Candidate for Governor.

ocratc Candidate for Governor.
Fargo. N. D., Nov. S-"We, concede
the defeat of Governor Sarles by Mr.
Burke, his Democratic opponent, by a
probable plurality of 2,OO0." said
Chairman L. B. Hanna of the Repub-
lican state central committee. We
also concede the defeat of John
Knauf, our candidate for judge of the
supreme court, by Judge Fisk, on the
Democratic ticket. by 5000. We are
confident that the rest of the Repub
lean ticket has been elected"
These figures are regarded as es
tremely conservative.
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wadsworts Defeated for CONGRESS
West Virginia.

Wheeling. w. Va. Nov. Partial
returns from scattered counties in
West Virginia show the probable sue.
cess OF all five of the Republican con-
gressional nominees. The Legislature
will be Republican, with the present
joint ballot majority of 81, insuring
the reelection of Senator S. b. ElkMs.
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Montana.

Butte, Nov. 7.-Incomplete returns
from the state indicate the election to
congress of Charles N. Pray and
Henry C. Smith, candidate for the
state supreme court. Republicans APP
pear to have made gains throughout
the state.
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Mississippi.

Jackson, Nov. THE election in
Mississippi passed Off without inter
est. practically the vote being light in
each of the congressional districts.
The Democratic candidates were with.
out opposition, the usual Off year ma.
jorities being given each of them.
The constitutional amendments, it is
believed were adopted by a small ma
jority.
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,,nio,ists Win in porto Rico.

San Juan, P. r., Nov. S.-The Union
let narty scored an overwhelming vic.
torv ct the polls, carrying all the sew
an districts of the island. The Re
rnb,icans are left without representa-
ton in the next house of delegates.
The Unionists won in a majority OF
the municipalities.
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Tennessee.

Nashville Nov. 7.-Reports show
Patterson {Dem), for governor, re-
ceived the usual off year majorities
in middle tennessee. when indicates
his election by from $4,000 to $1,000.
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Wyoming.

Cheyenne, Nov. 1.-THE entire Re-
publican state ticket has been elected
by good majorities and the legislature,
which will elect senator. will be
Overwhelmingly Republican.
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Connecticut.

New Haven, Nov. Returns show
that large Republican majorities have
been returned for the entire state
ticket, the four district congressman
and for congressman, at-large.
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New Mc,:;co for Joint Statehood.

Albuquerque, N. M, Nov. RE
ports so far received indicate that
the territory will go for joint state
hoe by from 1000 to 1000. Reports
indicate the election of Andrews
tRep) delegate to congress.
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Minnesota.

st. Paul, Nov. 7.-Governor John.
son has been reelected governor Of
Minnesota over his Republican oppo.
nent, A. L. Cole, by a majority of at
least $4,000. This majority for a
Democratic candidate is unprecedent
ed in Minnesota. Four years ago Van
SAINT (Rep.) was elected governor by
majority of $4,000.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Nov. 7.-Maryland's dele
cation in the sixtieth congress will be
three Republicans and three Demo
Gratis, proportionately the same as at
present.
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Arkansas.

Little Rock. Ark, Nov. THE Dem
ocratic candidates for congress We're
elected in every district of Arkansas.
The vote was light in all districts ex-
cept The Fourth. where hard fight
was made.
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Nevada.

Reno, Nov. 7.-Vote counting, which
is proceeding slowly, indicates Dem
ocratic-Silver party victory Sparks.
for governor, is running ahead of
Mitchell in all quarters. Returns
show Sparks, Bartlett, for congress.
and Sweeney. for justice of the su-
preme court, in the lead.
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Alabama.

Montgomery, Ala. Nov Returns
indicate an overwhelming victory for
the Democratic ticket and nom!n~ es
for congress.
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Nirainia.

Richmond. Va, Nov. S.-The Demo
Gratis carried all the congressional dis
tricts except the Ninth, in which
Stamp (Repo is reelected by re-
duced majority.
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New hamnshire.

Concord, Nov. 7.-Seventy- five
towns and wards out of 290 in New
Hampshire gave for governor: Floyd
(Rep), S.OO2; Jameson DENY. GALS.
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FLOYD FAILS TO GET MAJORITY
New Hampshire eovernorship Will
Have to Be Settled in Legislature.

Concord, N. H., Nov. s.-The re-
turns from the state election indicate
quite conclusively that the contest for
the governorship will have to be set
tied in the legislature, the Republican
candidate. Charles NJ. Floyd. having
twelve counties still out. Democrats
failed to secure majority over the
other two candidates.
The returns from 275 of the 291
wards and towns of the state give
lloyd 39,94S; Jackson (Dem.). 37,l3S;
sret,ey (Pro.), 2,129; scattering. S74.
This is Republican loss from four
years ago OF 5,164.
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COLORADO I'M c. o. p. LIST.
entire State Ticket Is EIected-Lesis.
lature is Republican.

49, Iature Is Republican,.
spenver, Nov. $50 extensive was
thas Scratching that no county in Colo
,ado has made complete return OF
lis vote. sufficient returns have been
received however, to make certain
tho election OF the entire Republican
state ticket and of from sixty to sew
entv of the 100 members of the legis-
,atnre insuring the. election of Re-
nnhl;can to succeed Senator Patter-
.on On revised returns, plura % in
nenver appear to be about 10000 and
IL the state from $4,000 to 10000.
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New Mexico for statehood.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Nov. S.--Fairly
complete returns from twenty-five
counties give statehood majority cf
500.
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MAKEUP Of NEXT HOUSE.
REPUBLICANS WILL HAVE A
LEAD OF SIXTY.
GOOD WORKING MAJORITY LEFT
Fight for Representatives Results in
Some Gains for Democrats in the
sixtieth coneress-Full Returns
From All Districts.

Chicago. Nov. S.-Returns up to 1
o'clock show that the Republicans
have elected 223 congressman and
Democrats 163, as follows:
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Wisconsin.

Milwaukee, Nov. THE Republican
state ticket. headed by Governor
James D. Davidson, swept the state
by an estimated plurality Of at least
10000 over John A. Aylward, the Dem.
ocratic candidate, and his colleagues
Returns showed the election of nine
Republicans and one Democratic con.
gressmen. and one district, tie Third.
still in doubt.
Special returns to the Sentinel from
the Third congressional district indi
cate the election OF James w. Murphy
(Dem.) over Congressman James w
Babcock tRep-) by an est..aated piu.
rality Of 1000.
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Democrats Win. in Oklahoma.

Guthrie, Okla, Nov. 1.-THE consti-
tuition of the new state of Oklahoma
will be written by Democrats. Vernon
Whiting. secretary OF the Oklahoma
Republican central committee, con-
cedes the Democrats 73 delegates,
while Chairman Jesse Dunn of the
Democratic committee says there will
be at least Is Democratic delegates on
the floor of the convention. Repub-
lican managers admit that Oklahoma
proved great disappointment. The
unknown" quantity of the Indian ter
ritory was practical concession to
the Democrats, but nine Oklahoma
districts, counted on by the Republic
an leaders, were carried by the OF
position. The Usage nation elected 3
Democrats. The Indians, as general
rule, voted the Democratic ticket.
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Austin, Tex, Nov. -Notwithstand-
ing excellent weather and the efforts
of political leaders, tae total vote cast
was small, comparatively speaking,
not exceeding 100000 votes all told,
some $4,000 of which represents the
combined vote of the Republicans, the
Socialists and the Prohibition party.
The balance represents the Democrat
ic vote. The next legislature will be
Democratic overwhelming there be.
ing only slight chance for the Re-
publicsns to get one member in the
lower house out of a possible 12S. All
Democratic congressman were elected
by good majorities.
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London Press Comment on Election

London. Nov, S-All the morning
newspapers publish long editorial ar.
ticles on the result of the election in
New York state. Few of them say
anything of the results in other states.
With scarcely an exception, they COM
ment on the close vote as an indica-
ton of the popular discomfort with
enormous combinations of capital.
The Daily Telegraph thinks the moral
is that Americans. while mot quite
ready to accept 'Hearstism' in full. are
heartily sick of being robbed by trusts
and corporations and are prepared to
go considerable way In that direc-
ton"
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IDAHO REPUBLICANS WIcToRs.
Late Returns Indicate Cooling Has
Been Elected Governor.

Boise. Ida, Nov. Slate returns
confirm the estimates that Governor
Gooding, Republican candidate for re.
election. has carried the state by d
majority OF somewhat more than Il,
900. The rest OF the state ticket has
majority of probably 5000 more,
with one exception, the candidate for
secretary of state, who was cut con.
siderably.
Definite returns show that the Re-
publicans have thirteen of the TWEEN.
ty-one members of the state senate
and thirty-fve of the fifty-one mem.
bers of the house. This will give a
majority of twentyfour on joint bal
lot.
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Utah.

Salt Lake, Nov. 1.-THE Republicans
in Utah have elected their state
ticket by the usual plurality, return
ing Joseph Howell to congress and
electing Joseph E. Prick justice of the
supreme court. In Salt Lake county,
where the American, or anti-Mormon
party conferred its efforts, the result is
in doubt. The Americans have plu-
rality of the votes in Salt Lake city,
but this may be overcome by the Re
publicans in the county outside of
the city. The Democratic vote in Salt
Lake shows falling off of probably
80 per cent. 1t is estimated that is
to so per cent of the Mormon Demo.
Gratis in this county voted the Repub-
lican ticket.
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m,cREARY LOSES i'm KENTUCKY
His Successor in the Senate Will 81
Governor Beckham,

00VETIT0E OSVN''e7T''
Louisville, Nov. S.-With but few
mountain counties to hear from. and
these probably increasing his lead,
Governor Beckham has almost certain
ly won his fight against Senator Nc
Creary for the nomination for the
United States senatorship in the
Democratic primaries. The governors
majority will be about 1000. Samuel
W. Hagar was named for governor
in the same primary by majority
of between 10000 and $4,000. The
Republicans gained two congressman
giving them a total of four in the
lower house.
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II,inoia.

Chicago, Nov. THE indications
are that John F. s,nuiski (Rep9, ior
state treasurer, has been elected by
a majority OF from 100000 to $4,000.
Scratching of ballots in Cook county
was so extensive that returns were
unusually slow.
Indications are that strassheim.
Republican candidate for sheriff, and
John R. Thompson, Republican candi-
date for county treasurer, are victor.
ious by $4,000. Louis Rinaker, Re-
publican candidate for county judge,
has plurality of 10000. The new
municipal court judges will all be Re.
publicans, and the assistant states at.
torney, Olsen, has been elected chief
justice. A possible exception to the
election OF Republican judges fol
the municipal court is Barnett, a col
ored nominee. who was scratched
heavily.
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MORAN SWANPED IN BAY STATE
Guild Reelected Governor Of Massa.


chIastts BY Increased Plurality.
Boston, Nov. THE Republicans
were victors in the state election,
Governor Guild beng reelected by
considerably increased plurality over
last year, While his opponent, District
Attorney John E. Moran of Boston,
the candidate OF the Democratic and
the Prohibition party ana laaepend.
ence league, received somewhat
larger vote than that given the Dem.
ocratic candidate year ago With
two-thirds of the state vote tabulated,
Mr.. Guilds plurality was estimated at
about $1,000. The Republicans re-
elected their entire state ticket, al
though Lieutenant Governor Draper
fell considerably behind Governor
Guild. The next legislature will be
Republican by the usual large ma.
jority in both houses and this will in.
sure the reelection of United States
Senator w. Murray Crane of Dalton.
The Massachusetts delegation to- con-
gress will remain practically the
same.
The outcome Of the election was
considerable disappointment to Mr..
Moran and his fellow campaigners, E.
Gerry Brown Of Brockton, candidate
for lieutenant governor and George
Fred Williams of Dedham. The Moran
campaign was handicapped by lack OF
organization, a meager campaign fund
and opposition from a large number
OF former leaders. The vote came
from the wage earners principally, as
was shown by the strong Endorsement
given the Suffolk county district attor
ney, in nearly all the mill cities and
other industrial centers.
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