The Tribune Almanac and Political Register

MINNESOTA-(Continued).

The scattering vote for President included the following: Woolley (Pro.), 8,394; Debs (S. D.), 2,943; Malloney (9. L.), 1,316.

VOTE ON STATE TICKET, 1900.

Lieutenant-Governor-Lyndon A. Smith (R.), 169,503; Thomas J. Meighen (Dem.Pop.), 126,419; C. B. Wilkinson (Pro.), 8,364; Erick G. Wallinder (Mid. Road Pop.), 2,008.

Secretary of State-Peter E. Hanson (R.), 174,867; Michael E. Neary (Dem.Pop.), 121,776; Frank W. Carlisle (Pro.), 9,375.

Treasurer-Julius H. Block (R.), 174,363; H. C. Koerner (Dem.-Pop.), 121,630; Charles W. Dorsett (Pro.), 8,840; Stephen W. Powell (Mid. Road Pop.), 2,194. Attorney-General-Wallace B. Douglas (R.), 180,091; R. C. Saunders (Dem.-Pop.), 123,446.

Chief Justice Supreme Court-Charles M. Start (R.), elected.

Associate Justice Supreme Court-Loren W. Collins (R.), elected.

Railroad Commissioner (four years)Ira B. Mills (R.), 166,133; Josiah G. Miller (R.), 157.997; P. M. Ringdale (Dem.Pop.), 122,009; T. J. Knox (Dem.-Pop.), 112,739; M. R. Parks (Mid. Road Pop.), 4,386; M. P. Moran (Mid. Road Pop.), 3,454. Two years-Charles F. Staples (R.), 156,254; S. M. Owen (Dem.-Pop.), 114,729; John J. Hibbard (Mid. Road Pop.), 2,808.

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1900.

I. James A. Tawney (R.), 23,112; L. L. Brown (D.), 18,130.

II. James T. McCleary (R.), 30,438; M. E. Mathews (D.), 18,808.

III. Joel P. Heatwole (R.), 23,119; Albert Schaller (D.), 16,458; J. R. Lowe (Midroad Pop.), 475.

IV. Frederick C. Stevens (R.), 21,747; Alex. J. Stone (D.), 15,226.

V. Loren Fletcher (R.), 24,724; S. A. Stockwell (D.), 14,269; John W. Johnson (S. L.), 992; Adolph Hirschfield (S. D.), 725; Edwin Phillips (Ind. Pro.), 933.

VI. Page Morris (R.), 9,517; Henry Truelson (D.), 2,055; Seberger (Midroad Pop.), 700.

VII. Frank M. Eddy (R.), 25,739; M. J. Daly (D.), 20,949; Hans Aaker (Pro.), 2,304.

LEGISLATURE OF 1901.

MISSOURI-(Continued).

Counties (114).

PRESID'T. GOV'RNOR.

-1900.

Rep. Dem.

Flory....

Dockery.

MISSOURI-(Continued).

baum (S. D.), 6,048; Graber (S. L.), 1,295; Lee's plurality, 38,165; Lee's majority, 20,866.

Secretary of State-Porterfield (Rep.), 313,872; Cook (Dem.), 352,751; Finn (Prog. Peop.), 4,253; Benham (Pro.), 5,575; Stripe (S. D.), 6,131; Heitzig (S. L.), 1,321; Cook's plurality, 38,879; Cook's majority, 21,617.

Treasurer-Fleming (Rep.), 313,953; Williams (Dem.), 352,660; Fuller (Prog. Peop.), 4022 1976 4,263; Allen (Pro.), 5,587; Brandt (S. D.), 6,128; Graber (S. L.), 1,302; Williams's 1386 1374 plurality, 38,707; Williams's majority, 21,

4067
1766
1374

689

3704

3064
2167

1282
1146
2142

3982
3612

1027

797

Montgomery

1866 2000

1908

Morgan

New-Madrid

668 1379

664

2877

Nodaway

3858

4055

3857

Oregon

658

Osage

Ozark

1283

1370

655

1369

1654

Pettis

3824

3802

Phelps

Pike

2574

3052

993

Polk

2679

Pulaski

781

Putnam

Ralls

772

Randolph

1975

Ray

2004 3631

2026

Reynolds

Ripley

St. Charles.

2036 2707 935 1296

1433
2341
1857 2031
2302 2703
929 1302
6574 3836
4872
2824
1063 1337
1296 1749

558

740

427.

Auditor-Bloebaum (Rep.), 313,848; Allen (Dem.), 352,823; Allen (Prog. Peop.), 4,367; Hill (Pro.), 5,559; Whippermann (S. L.), 1,321; Rickeson (S. D.), 6,129: Allen's plurality, 38,975; Allen's majority, 21,599.

Judge Supreme Court-Ladd (Rep.), 313,960; Gantt (Dem.), 352,029; Voris (Prog. Peop.), 4,296; Bell (Pro.), 5,516; Sanderson (S. D.), 6,045; Gantt's plurality, 38,069; Gantt's majority, 22,212.

Attorney-General-O'Fallon (Rep.), 314,066; Crow (Dem.), 352,510; Taylor (Prog. Peop.), 4,309; Adams (Pro.), 5,606; Delaney (S. D.), 6,143; Crow's plurality, 38,444; Crow's majority, 22,386.

Railroad and Warehouse Com.-Crouse (Rep.), 313,629; Herrington (Dem.), 352,978; Miller (Prog. Peop.), 4,247; Taylor (Pro.), 5,554; Hassler (S. D.), 6,042; Carten (S. L.), 1,348; Herrington's plurality, 39,349; Herrington's majority, 22,158.

Judge Kansas City Court of AppealsGentry (Rep.), 154,554; Broaddus (Dem.), 178,708; Broaddus's majority, 24,144.

Judge St. Louis Court of AppealsCraemer (Rep.), 159,093; Goode (Dem.), 173,940; Goode's majority. 14,839.

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1900. I. Pickler (Rep.), 19,789; Lloyd (Dem.), 23,920; scattering, 33; Lloyd's plurality, 4,131; Lloyd's majority, 4,098.

II. Irwin (Rep.), 17,384; Rucker (Dem.), 25,807; scattering, 105; Rucker's plurality, 8,423; Rucker's majority, 8,318. III. Leeper (Rep.), 19, 131; Dougherty (Dem.), 22,993; scattering, 80; Dougherty's 1748 plurality, 3,862; Dougherty's majority, 3,782.

1704

1494

317902 350049

32147
38180
51.50 46.45 51.00

17629 683275

16343 684294

The scattering vote for President, 1900, was as follows: Baker (Pop.), 4,244; Woolley (Pro.), 5,963; Debs (S. D.), 6,128; Malloney (S. L.), 1,294.

The scattering vote for Governor included the following: Hillis (Prog. Peop.), 4,357; Stokes (Pro.), 5,194; Lipscomb (S. D.), 5,576; Fry (S. L.), 1,213; others, 3.

VOTE ON STATE TICKET, 1900. Lieutenant-Governor-Allen (Rep.), 314,342; Lee (Dem.), 352,507; Noff (Prog. Peop.), 4,260; Ely (Pro.), 5,696; Green

Jurden (Rep.), 16,346; De Armond (Dem.), 19,917; Atkeson (Prog. Peop.). 747; scattering, 45; De Armond's plurality, 3,571; De Armond's majority, 2,779.

VII. Parsons (Rep.), 21,599; Cooney (Dem.), 26,835; scattering, 25; Cooney's plurality, 5,236; Cooney's majority, 5,211.

VIII. Moore (Rep.), 20, 634; Shackleford (Dem.), 23,718; scattering, 40; Shackleford's plurality, 3,084; Shackleford's majority, 3,044.

MISSOURI-(Continued).

XI. Joy (Rep.), 29,375; O'Malley (Dem.), 25,607; Gebelein (S. D.), 675; Poelling (S. L.), 262; Joy's plurality, 3,768; Joy's majority, 2,831.

XII. Horton (Rep.), 18,551; Butler (Dem.), 22,004; Specht (S. D.), 658; Bilsbarrow (S. L.), 215; Butler's plurality, 3,553; Butler's majority, 2,680.

XIII. Reppy (Rep.), 20,581; Robb (Dem.), 23,753; scattering, 4; Robb's plurality, 3,172; Robb's majority, 3,168.

XIV. Mozley (Rep.), 23,374; Vandiver (Dem.), 26,424; scattering, 80; Vandiver's plurality, 3,050; Vandiver's majority, 2,970.

XV. Holmes (Rep.), 22,678; Benton (Dem.), 26,804; Oliver (S. D.), 566; scattering, 16; Benton's plurality, 4,126; Benton's majority, 3,544.

LEGISLATURE OF 1901.

MONTANA-(Continued).

Woolley (Pro.), 298; Malloney (S. D.), 111. The scattering vote for Governor included the following: Hogan (Ind. D.), 9,188; Fox (S. D.), 505.

VOTE ON STATE TICKET, 1900. Lieutenant-Governor. - Higgins (D.), 29,700; Bennett (R.), 23,222; Marion (Ind. D.), 8,592; Henry F. Davis (S. D.), 535. Secretary of State.-Hays (D. and Ind. D.), 37,471; Yoder (R.), 23,338; Horne (S. D.), 550.

State Treasurer.-Barrett (D.), 28,517; Edwards (R.), 23,372; Livingston (Ind. D.), 9,043; Topel (S. D.), 558.

Associate Justice.-Milburn (D.), 29,377; Von Tobel (R.), 22,380; Word (Ind. D.), 9,001.

Auditor.-Calderhead (D.), 28,174; Proctor (R.), 23,895; McLean (Ind. D.), 8,549.; Lawson (S. D.), 552.

Attorney-General.-Donovan (D.), 28, 258; Porter (R.), 24,161; Stewart (Ind. D.), 8,509; Beckwith (S. D.), 551.

Superintendent of Public Instruction.Welch (D.), 27,476; Harmon (R.), 24,379; Leamy, (Ind. D.), 8,516; Partelow (S. D.), 502.

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMAN, 1900. Caldwell Edwards (D.), 28,130; Cornelius F. Kelley (Ind. D.), 9,443; Samuel G. Murray (R.), 23,207; Martin J. Elliott (S. D.), 613.

LEGISLATURE OF 1901.

Democrats

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