Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-11-06
REPUBLICANS
MAKE GAINS
Kentucky No Long
er in Doubtful
Column
JOHNSON DEFEATS BURTON
Result in New Jersey Very
Close Reform Ticket Wins
in Frisco.

In FRISCO.
| New York, Nov. 6.-The election In
Greater New York has been largely
favorable to the Democrats. Thomas
F. Foley, for sheriff, has a plurality of
26732 in New York county. The fusion
between the Republicans and Indepen.
dence League was a failure except in
the cases Of few minor officials. In
Kings county. Brooklyn, the Demo
Gratis under the leadership Of Patrick
H. McMarren, suffered severe re-
verse, all the Republican candidates
except one being elected. In the state
election Edward T. Bartlett and vii.
Hard Bartlett. having the united sup.
port of the Republicans and Demo
Gratis, were elected judges of the court
of appeals by an enormous majority
over the candidates of the Independ.
ence League.
| The Republicans were victorious in
Buffalo, Albany, Rochester, Syracuse,
81
mira, Rome and Binghamton elected
Democratic mayors.
Higgins Reelected Governor Of Rhode
| Island.
| Providence, r. l., Nov. G.-Governor
James H. Higgins, Democrat, was re.
elected and the returns from all but
one district indicate that he will have
a Democratic lieutenant governor with
the rest of the state ticket Republican.
The next general assembly will be Re.
publican, assuring the election or
George Peabody to the United States
senate.
Massachusetts, Republicans Over
whelmineIy Victorious.
Boston, Nov. 6.-Governor Curtis
Guild, Of Boston. Republican, was re-
elected for third time by plural
Iity estimated at 100000, the largest
given gubernatorial candidate In
Massachusetts since the free silver
movement. The rest Of the Republi.
can state ticket was also successful,
and the party will again control both
houses of the legislature by proper
tion of about to I.
Democrats Make Clean Sweep in
| Cleveland.
Cleveland, o.. Nov. 6.-Complete re-
turns give Tom L. Johnson, Democrat,
for mayor, 4S,339; Burton, Republican,
30,906. The entire Democratic ticket
was elected with the exception of po'
| lice clerk The city council stands
twenty-five Democrats, to seven Re-
publicans.
Result in New Jersey Very Close.
Trenton, N. j., Nov. 6.-Indications
early today are that it may take the
|oficial count to decide the result of
1.-THE election Of governor. The figures
now obtainable apparently favor Kat
zehbach. Democrat, but his margin Is
only few hundred votes. The New
ark News claims the election of Fort,
Republican, by 173 votes. The legisla-
|ture will be Republican. There was
a change of $4,000 votes compared
with the election of 1904. Mark M. Fa-
man, known for his antagonism to
1.-THE machine politicians, was defeated
flor reelection as mayor of Jersey City
lby Otto Witthenn, Democrat.
Maryland Goes Democratic.
Baltimore, Md, Nov. 6.-The Demo.
crats elected Terothers governor and
the entire state ticket by an estimat-
ed plurality Of seven thousand. The
Legislature appears to be safely Dem
ocratic. Ex-Governor John Walter
Smith defeated Governor Edwin Far
field and Congressman Talbot in the
Democratic primaries for the long
term United States senatorship, be-
ginning in 1909. Senator William
Pinckney White will succeed himself
| for the short term.
Kentucky Goes Republican.
Louisville, KY, Nov. 6.-Returns
from 110 out Of 119 counties in the
state indicate majority for Augustus
E. Wilson, Republican, for governor,
| by fourteen thousand. The Democrats
| in all probability have small major
| ity In the Legislature on joint ballot.
James r. Grinstead was elected mayor
of Louisville over Owen Tyler by
,46S3.
Republicans Get LooIc.ln In Virginia.
Richmond, Va, Nov 6.--Incomplete
returns indicate the Republicans elect
ed 10 out Of 140 members of the legis-
Ilature.
No Contest in Mississippi.
Jackson, Miss, Nov 6-The Demo
cratic ticket was elected practically
without opposition The returns will
not be complete for several days.
| Republicans Garry Nebraska.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 6.--The Repub-
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