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"And he positioned himself as a reformer, promising to dismantle the corrupt influences of trusts and political bosses like Tammany Hall. On election day, reports of voter fraud were rampant. Poll watchers loyal to Hearst reported intimidation and physical violence. Some returned with injuries such as bandaged heads and arms and slings. One poll watcher had his finger bitten off. There are also interesting ballot tampering accounts, like ballot boxes discovered floating in the East River."
"And he positioned himself as a reformer, promising to dismantle the corrupt influences of trusts and political bosses like Tammany Hall. On election day, reports of voter fraud were rampant. Poll watchers loyal to Hearst reported intimidation and physical violence. Some returned with injuries such as bandaged heads and arms and slings. One poll watcher had his finger bitten off. There are also interesting ballot tampering accounts, like ballot boxes discovered floating in the East River."
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"And he positioned himself as a reformer, promising to dismantle the corrupt influences of trusts and political bosses like Tammany Hall. On election day, reports of voter fraud were rampant. Poll watchers loyal to Hearst reported intimidation and physical violence. Some returned with injuries such as bandaged heads and arms and slings. One poll watcher had his finger bitten off. There are also interesting ballot tampering accounts, like ballot boxes discovered floating in the East River."
"And he positioned himself as a reformer, promising to dismantle the corrupt influences of trusts and political bosses like Tammany Hall. On election day, reports of voter fraud were rampant. Poll watchers loyal to Hearst reported intimidation and physical violence. Some returned with injuries such as bandaged heads and arms and slings. One poll watcher had his finger bitten off. There are also interesting ballot tampering accounts, like ballot boxes discovered floating in the East River."