... United States by which the seats the members of the second series of the Cuban Congress elected in 1S)O5 are clared vacant, was promulgated In the cial gazette today. The third clause says: The vacancies hereby declared in the House ...
... representatives outside the Federal officers. . Southerners appear more than ... States actually go to the polls in congressional elections. How few votes ... House recently by General Keifer of Ohio, who, undeterred by the indifference ...
... elected governor by the narrowest of ... United States Senate in 1908. Earlier this year, however, his political ... House of Representatives and served as a member of the State Board of Health until his election as governor in the fall of 1904 ...
... of the University of Mich! J gan In 1SS4, being the orator of hi ) class. Before the day of his gradua tion the Republicans back In Indiana ! ! county nominated him for a seat In th ! ! State House of Representatives. H | was elected ...
GARDINER, MONTANA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1904. ELECTION PROCLAMATION. Issued ... house of representatives from the several counties of the state as follows ... United States. J. K. Toole. "By the Governor. "Geo. M. Hays, Secretary of State.
THE ELECTION OF. In November, 1904, the people of the several states will choose 476 Presidential electors. This will be the first Presidential election under the new apportionment, which affects the electors as well as the representatives ...
... in the congros- flional elections last November, they take up less space talking about themselves in tho Congressional directory than did tho state's Republican delegation to tho .last congress. Just off lha press, the directory for tho ...
... house. Therefore the1 anxiety as to the- elections of 1902. But Mr. Bryan's ... representatives, having one vote, tht complexion of that vote being determined by the ... 1904, can with safety intrigue to throw the election of president to the.
... states, the house of representatives would belong to the Democrats. "What ... elections have btn held under dls- rictlng acts passed bj the Democrats n ... 1904 the Dumi»-rntt> elected onlj one of the twenty on. representatives. In that ...
OUTLOOK IS GOOD FOR 1904. The Washington correspondent of the Chicago-Inter Ocean has been figuring on the prospects of Republican success in 1904, using the results of the elections ... States. The campaign made by the Republicans was for an ...