The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov G.-The polls
closed in this city at o'clock to.
niaht without any serious disorder.
The unusually heavy vote polled TO.
day is taken as an indication that the
local fusion ticket headed by D, Clar.
ence Gibboney for district attorney
has poied strenuous vote, Edwin
S. Stuart, Republican candidate for
Governor, will probably run ahead of
Samuel p. Rotan, Republican candi'
date for district attorney, in nearly
all Of the wards. Both the Repubii.
cans and fusionlsts claim victory in
the city.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. G.-1O:4o y.
Returns to this hour show con.
slstent Republican gains throughout
the State and Indicate the election Of
Stuart, Republican, for Governor, by
a large majority over Emery, Fusion
In Philadelphia Dotan, Republican,
is elected District Attorney, defeating
Gibboney, Fusion.
PGTTsBURG, Pa, Nov. G.-Returns
from 9S districts give Stuart 7.24O:
Emery 454S. County Chairman,
o'Neill Of the Citizens party said that
Dalzell's majority will be 5000. DIAL
zell carried McKeesport, the home Of
Robert ]. Black, his opponent, by
1000
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. G-The
Inquirer claims Stuart has carried the
city by sixty thousand plurality and
Rotan by $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Cat II p
m. Chairman Black, of the Republican
city committee, issued a statement
claiming Stuart has carried the city
by more than $4,000 and Rotan by not
less than $4,000. Mr.. Black said:
"The result shows that the people of
Philadelphia think for themselves"
PITTsBuRG, Pa, Nov. 6.-United
States Senator Penrose at 1915 p. M,
claims the election Of Stuart, Republt.
can. for Governor. by more than 100000
plurality and the election Of Rotan,
Republican, NOR District Attorney vi
Philadelphia, by 10000.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. Cat the
closing of the polls tonight leaders Of
ali parties stated that an Unexpectedly
large vote had ben polled in Allie
gheny county. 1t was estimated that
from SO to 81 per cent. of the register
ed vote in Pittsburg, Allegheny and
tIcKeesport had been gotten out. First
returns indicate Emery, Fuslon-Demo.
crat, slightly ahead of Stuart, RepuA-
lican, for Governor.
PITTSBURG, Po., Nov. G.-Repub.
llcan Chairmon Ford said tonight:
Stewart will carry Allegheny coun
" by from $4,000 to $4,000 majority
Congressman Dalzell will be elected.
but his majority will be only $500 and
Goehring for District Attorney will
have a majority of 5000 in the
county"
PrTsBURG, Pa, Nov. G.-Alle-
ghenS county returns, although slow,
indicated at 1880 O'Clock tonight that
Stuart. Republican, for Governor, had
carried Allegheny county by 10000
majority. The entire Republican tick.
ct has been elected with the excep
ton of district attorney, on which of
Gee Thompson, Fusion, is running
about even with Goehring, Republic
can. The four Republican Congress
men have ben elected by good major
tiles, and Mr., DalzelI. Who was strong
ly opposed by organized labor, will
have q majority of at least 5000 votes.
The legislative members for this coun-
ty will all be Republican except the
Third district, where the Fusion tick.
ct won by small majority.
P1TTsBuRG, Pa, Nov, G.--The four
Republican State Senators have been
elected in Allegheny county Their
majortties are estimated as follows:
Charles H. Kline, SSth district. 1000.
Elliot Rodgers, 42d district, 5000.
Joseph A. LangfeIet, 44th district,
1000.
PlTrsBuRG, Nov. G. The Pitts,
burg Gazette.Times, Republican,
claims Allegheny county for the Re-
publican ticket by 10000. The Post,
Democratic, comedies the election of
the entire Republican ticket in the
county. but refuses to give any figures.
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