11/04/1873 |
State House, District 15
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General |
James G. (J.G.) Lawrence (Republican) won with 259 votes (42.88%) and a winning margin of +1.16
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Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
James G. (J.G.) Lawrence
|
Man |
Republican |
259
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42.88
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Micah (M.R.) Merrell
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Man |
Farmers and Laborers |
252
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41.72
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Oliver Gibbs
|
Man |
Independent |
93
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15.40
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Lawrence was a resident of Chester.
Merrell and Gibbs were residents of Lake City. Gibbs was initially selected as the Farmers and Laborers nominee.
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11/04/1873 |
State House, District 15
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General |
Edward Drury (Farmers and Laborers) won with 403 votes (53.17%) and a winning margin of +6.33
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Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Edward Drury
|
Man |
Farmers and Laborers |
403
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53.17
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Theodore (T.S.) Van Dyke
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Man |
Republican |
355
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46.83
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11/04/1873 |
State House, District 15
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General |
James K. Smith (Republican) won with 396 votes (65.56%) and a winning margin of +31.13
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Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
James K. Smith
|
Man |
Republican |
396
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65.56
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Edwin (E.N.) Dodge
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Man |
Farmers and Laborers |
208
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34.44
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11/04/1873 |
State House, District 15
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General |
Patrick H. (P.H.) Rahilly (Farmers and Laborers) won with 205 votes (52.70%) and a winning margin of +5.40
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Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Patrick H. (P.H.) Rahilly
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Man |
Farmers and Laborers |
205
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52.70
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John A. Jackson
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Man |
Republican |
184
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47.30
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11/04/1873 |
Attorney General
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General |
George P. Wilson (Republican) won with 40,751 votes (53.05%) and a winning margin of +6.50
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Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
George P. Wilson
|
Man |
Republican |
40,751
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53.05
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William Clough
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Man |
Democrat-Anti-Monopoly |
35,757
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46.55
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Wilson, an attorney from Winona, was a state Representative (HD 08, 1873-1874) who much later in his career served several terms in the state Senate (SD 41, 1899-1915).
Clough was an attorney from St. Paul.
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