The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-14
STATE OF KENTUCKY
GOES Republican
ACTION FURNISHES THE ONE
BIG SENSATION OF THE "oPF
YEAR" ELECTION.

DIV ~ 49,
YEAR" ELECTION.
johnson Reelected Mayor Of cIsvs-
land, Dsfeatlno eurton-Hearst
Party 10 Beaten by Tamnany Or.
panizatIon In New York.
Washington, Nov. 7.-six states
elected governors Tuesday and eish-
teen cities mayors. Even for an on
year. the election was unusually de-
void Of features, but Kentucky fur
nished Q sensation by swinging into
the Republican column by pluralities
Of the state candidates ranging from
5000 to 10000. The Republicans also
carried the city Of Louisville by $500
majority for their mayoralty candi-
date. Results of the governorship
elections were as follows:
Kentucky-A e. Wilson (repO;
estimated plurality $4,000.
observation-disclosures Guild, Jr.
(rep); plurality 10%,351.
Maryland = Austin L. Crothers
(dem); plurality 5000.
Rhode Island-J. II. Higgins
(dem); plurality 2,307 with all but
one district in the state heard from.
New jersey. Franklin Fort
(rep) estimated plurality 1000.
Mississippi---E. F. Noel (dem). The
Democrats had no opposition, the cleo
ton being a mere formality.
Besides the election for governor,
a state treasurer was chosen In Penn
sylvania, John o. Sheath (rep) being
elected by $4,000 majority over his
Democratic opponent.
Results of the mayoralty elections
were as follows:
San Francisco. Cal.--E. r. Taylor
| dem. and Good Government league).
Hornell. N. Y.-R. N. Pragen (rep).
Rochester, N. Y.--H. Edgerton
| (rep.). r.
Syracuse, N. Y.-A. C. Forbes (rep).
Geneva. N. Y.-A. p. Rose (dem).
Cleveland, O.-Tom L. Johnson
dem).
GAINESVILLE, O.-Gorrell (rep).
Sandusky, O.-Moltter (dem.).
Marion. O.-Scheriff (dem.).
| Marietta, O.-McKinney (ind.).
Troy, N. Y.-Mann (rep).
Cincinnati, OIL. Markbreit (repD
Jersey City, N. J.-H. o. Wittpen.
| Binghamton, N. Y.-C. Slauson
| (rep).
Louisville, Ky.-J. F. Grinstead
(rep).
Columbus, O.-Bond (rep).
Yonkers, N. Y.--Dr. N. X. Warren
(rep).
Schenectady, N. Y.-H. Van Yeast
(rep.).
Toledo, O.-Brand Whitlock 0nd).
Newark, N. J.-McBride (dem.).
Elmira, N. Y.-Shean (dem).
Salt Lake City. Utah-John 8.
Bransford (anti-Mormon).
Hamilton, O.-Thad Straub (dem.).
Tammany Again Tastes Gore.
| New York. Nov. THE election In
Greater New York has been largely
favorable to the Democrats. New
York county Manhattan and the
Bronx went Overwhelmingly for Tam
many, Thomas F.. Foley for sheriff,
the head of the ticket. having q plur-
ality Of 26,723 over NJ r. Ihmsen, In
dependence league and Republican, in
comparatively light vote. The fus-
ion between .the Republicans and the
Independence league was q failure, ex-
cept In the cases OF q few minor Of
ficials.
In Richmond and Queens, too, the
Democrats were generally successful,
but In Kings county (BrookIyn) the
Democrats, under the leadership OF
Senator Patrick Fl. McCarren, suffered
reverse. All the Republican candi
dates on the county ticket. with the
single exception OF Clarke, Democrat
ic candiate for district attorney, are
apparently elected. No great issue
tions and interest YVES at low ebb.
In the state election Edward r
Bartlett and Willard Bartlett, having
the united support of Republicans and
Democrats, were elected judges OF the
court Of appeals by an enormous ma
jority over the candidates of the In
dependence league.
Tom Johnson's Plurality s,sf3.
Cleveland, o.. Nov. 7.-Complete re
turns give, Tom Johnson (dem,) 70,
mayor. 1888; Theodore e. Burto,
(rep.). 5000. Johnson's plurality d
9.313. The entire Democratic ticke
was elected with the exception o
police clerk. st-
The city council win stand 16 Dem
ocrats to seven Republicans.
Merwens Beaten " Salt tahs.
Salt Lake City. Nov, 7.r-Thrppgl
the election Of John w. Brsnsf0rd o
mayor. the general city ticket and
, majority Of the city council. the Anne,
lean party viii retain complsts cor
troll Of this city TOR two years. Tn
victory was Won Son the issue Of MOI
| snon church dominatiOnl fhA Annor