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rfKAGWAY, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 7 1906
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HEARST LOSES OIF IN NEW YORK
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Small towns and country districts pull Hughes out of
bad hole? Large cities for newspaper man? =Repub=
licans are everywhere successful.
(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan)
New York, Nov."? With 160 precincts 1
missing upstate Hughes has a plurality
of 120,000. With 69 districts missing
in Greater New York Hearst has 75,000
plurality. Hughes has been elected by
a safe margin. Hearst bns not given j
up. He alleges there were great frauds
and that prosecutions will be pushed.] j
Hearst showed strong in all the large j
cities, getting a substantial majority of
the votes cast in the towns of the tirst
class. The small towns and country
precincts pulled Hughes out of the hole
it was thought early yesterday evening
he had fallen into. Hearst carried in
addition to Greater New York, Buffalo,
Kochesur, Utica, Troy, Klmira, Syra
cuse, Little Falls, Rome and Johnstown,
all heretofore republican. The returns
from the large towns being first report
ed and the percentage of gains and I
loses they showed being applied to thej
unreported vote last night indicated a
great triumph for Hearst.
In spile of the opposition of Pat.
McCarren, Heast carried Brooklyn by
4,000 plurality.
Tammany's judiciary and county tic
ket was elected, defeating the judicial
ticket nominated by the bar committee
Joseph H. Choate and Alton B. Parker
with others were members which
ticket wssjendorsed by the republicans.
The democrats have made consider
able gains in the legis'uture but that
will remain republican.
The democrats claim to have gained
several congressmen.
Hearst said today, -'If the people
have decided for the continuation of the
rule of the republican party I am satis
fied. However, I shall continue the
war against the trusts till the end. If
I cannot be a leader I will light in the
ranks."
Hughes said, "My feelings are not
those of exultation but of responsi
bility."
Guild Wins
Boston, Nov. 7? Curtis Guild, jr.,
republican, defeated John B. Moran,
democrat and independent, for governor
by a plurality of 35,000, The entire
republican state ticket has been elect
ed. Returns from nine of the I4 con
gressional districts show eight repub
licans and one democrat.
Reformers Lose
In Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Nov. 7? Edwin Stuart, j
republican, was elected governor yes- 1
terday by 100,000 plurality, defeating
Lewis Emery, jr., democrat and Lincoln
republicjn. The reformers were every
where defeutsd.
Missouri Doubtful
St. Lou s, Mo., Nov. '? ? The result of
the election in this stale yesterday is
in doubt. The democrats have regain
ed several congressional districts.
California
Republican
Sao Francisco, Nov. 7 ? Incomplete
returns indicate the election of Gillette,
republican, for governor by 10,000 plur
ality over Bell, democrat. The remain
der of the republican stale ticket will
probably have a plurality of 15,000.
Kuef elected only one judge in San
Francisco, though bis ticket was in
dorsed by republicans, democrats and
independents.
Nevada Overwliem
ingly Democratic
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Reno, Nev. Nov. 7? There was a dem
ocratic landslide in this state yesterday.
Sparks, democrat, was elected governor
and Barttleti, democrat, congressman.
The legislature is democratic.
Colorado Close
Denver, Col., Nov. 7? Both the demo
crats and the .-epublicans claim to have (
carried this state. The claim of the
republicans seems the best. The legis
lature is probably republican. If so a
republican will succeed Senator Patter
son. It is said Simon Guggenheim, of
, the smelting trust, will get the republi
can votes.
No News From Idaho
Boise, Idaho, Nov 7 ? F.lection returns
are meager and unsatisfactory. There
j was light voting in the Mormon coun-'
ties where the democrats challenged
every Mormon offering hii vote, com
pelling him to awtar that he has not
plural wives. Many refused to take
the oath. Hoth sides claim the victor;.
Both Win In Montana
Helena, -Nov. 7 ? Roth parties claim
to hav3 been successful in this state.
The republicans have probably elected
ihe member of congress. Full returns
will be required before the complexion
of the legislature can be determined, j
Joint Statehood
Defeated
Washington, Nov. 7 ? The proposi
tion to unite Arizona and New Mexico
and admit them as one state was de
feated in Arizona. That defeats the
measure.
Democrats
Carry Oklahoma
Guthrie, Okla., Nov. 7? The demo
crats elected a majority of the consti
tutional convention and the delegate to
congress at yesterday's election.
Southern States
as Usual
Washington, Nov. 7? The democrats
have carried Qvery southern state by
normal majorities except Missouri,
whicn republicans claim to be in doubt.
Democrats will not concede that it is in
doubt.
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IWASII I NGION GIVES LARGE
RCPIBLICAN LFAD
Congressmen and [Judicial Officers are Re
elected? State Legislature is Republic
an as is King County
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, Nov. 7? Despite apathy of
republicans the republican state ticket,
congressmen and supreme court judges,
were elected yesterday by approximate
ly 20,000 plurality. The state legisla
ture will be republican and the republi
can county tickets were genei ally suc
cessful.
In King county the entire county
ticket Is probably elected. Of the
legislative ticket several are running
very close. George F. Cotterill, demo
crat, has probably defeated Joseph W.
Lyons, republican, for senator, and
Lester E. Kirkpatrick, democrat, has
probably defeated Henry Beck, republi
can, for representative.
Returns ate being received very
slowly.
Will Close 7 p. m.
Begining Monday, Nov. 12, our
store will close at 7 p. m. dur
ing the winter months, except
Saturday's when it will remain
open until 10 p.m.
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REPUBLICANS CONNIE fO
CONTROL HOUSE
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Administration Party Will Have G-ood Work
ing Majority in Next Congress -Lose
Some Seats and Leaders
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Chicago, Nov. 7? The returns re
ceived early today show that the next
house of representatives will b& repub
lican by a good majority. The South
ern states have all sent practically ;
solid democratic delegations but the re- j
publicans have been generally success
ful in the north. They lose a few re
presentatives in the east and a few in
the west.
Among the noteworthy results of the
election were the defeat of James W.
Wadsworth. republican, of New York,
chairman of the committee on agricul
ture, and father of the speaker of the
New York house of representative who
married the daughter of the late Secre
tary Hay, and that of Joseph H. Bab
cock, of Wisconsin, until the present
year chairman of the republican con
gressional campaign committee. Both
are succeeded by democrats.
Dolphin Sails
The Dolphin sailed lsst night at 6
o'clock with 25 passengers for Seattle.
The Paek Train Restaurant will
serve wine with dinner orders, free in
place of tea or irolfee. Come on boys
Eagle Brewery Cloaes
The Eagle Brewery will be closed in
definitely from this date.
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Skagway, Nov. 1, 1906. tl
Gage street Hats at Harrison's.
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THE DRUGGIST