Democratic Chairman Declares Unity After Bryan Loss
New York November 4 Chairman Mack of the Democratic National Committee asserts the party is more united than in years and Bryan was defeated by misrepresentation about harming business. He vows four years of active work from headquarters in Butlary and Washington to promote Democratic principles and counter high tariff policies. In Nebraska, Ryan’s victory is noted though Bryan’s national bid failed, with six to seven million supporters praised for backing his platform and leadership.
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Democratic Party
Bryan
Mack
Democratic National Committee
Wif
Republcan
Ile Fis
Butlary
Washington
National Committee
Nebraska
Ryan
Georgia Votes Dip as Bryan Kern Win by Narrow Margin
Georgia totals show Bryan and Kern achieving a safe majority, with Taft and Watson carrying several counties. The consolidated returns indicate Bryan Kern about 13,293 ahead in electors, a 34,813 plurality over Taft, and county-by-county shifts from four years ago, including Roosevelt gains in Fulton and multiple Republican counties. Constitutional amendments carried, local tax for police and sanitation approved, Confederate pension amendment also passed. Comptometer aids consolidation of returns.
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Bryan and
Kern
Taft
Watson
Republicians
Bryan
Watson Chatin Hisgen
Appling
Banks
Pereluc
Ben Hl
Camden
Catoosa
Chattahoochhee
Chattooga
Hher
Soul
Parker
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Riley
Douglas
Jackson
Johnson
McDuffie
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Oconee
Paulding
Warren—I
Roonevelt
Dawson
Fannin
Gilmer
Harrison
Jefferson
Liberty
Pickens
Polk
Towns
Union
Worth—I
Fulton County
Republican Campaign Committee
Georg
Macon
J. Foster
Cot
D R. Chancellor
Tarrant Manufacturing Company
Tins Hille
Adda
Martin Was a Wrecked Feeling Chicago November 4
John J. Martin sergeant at arms of the Democratic National Committee arrived at Democratic headquarters with James W. Reilly private secretary to Norman E Mack back from Buffalo Reilly had nothing to say. Martin said he felt as if he had been through a railroad wreck and that the people have spoken and take that off to President Taft.
Full Time Follows Fatt Ejection in Newark Mills
Upon Taft's election announcement today, about 6,000 operatives in two Newark thread mills were notified that full-time work would resume next Monday. Since last April the mills had operated on part time.
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Newark
N. J
Taft
Hawaii Goes Republican for Jonah Kalanianaole
Honolulu election returns indicate the probable reelection of Republican Jonah Kalanianaole to Congress. Returns from the islands of Manai and Hawai are not yet in.
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Honolulu
Jonah Kalanianaole
Congress
Manai
Hawa
Hisgen Vows Continued Fight After Election Defeat
Springfield November 4 Thomas AL Hisgen independence party candidate for the presidency issued a statement saying the party will persist. He asserts that in 1912 the independence party will contest electoral votes in many states and that exposures of political corruption helped shape the national campaign. He notes supporters aimed to oppose leaders tied to standard oil and trusts and cautions that bribery and vote selling are dangers to popular government. He closes by predicting the party’s principles will prevail.
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Mass
Thomas AL. Hisgen
Independence Party
Union
Foraker
Haskell
Bailey
MeKaurin
Aldrich
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Taft
Democratic Party
Bryan
Sone
Pris Mege
Alame
California
Temporarily defeated, but not conquered in labor vote
Washington on November 4 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor says labor was temporarily defeated but not conquered. He notes organized workers stayed true to justice and human freedom, and vows continued action to secure labor’s rights and aims.
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Washington
Samuel P Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Labor
Uulay
Labor Movement
G G Sahl Dies After Move From Switzerland
G G Sahli aged 59 died yesterday at his residence at the corner of Decatur and Wyiz in Atlanta. He came from Switzerland years ago and owned a grocery store for twenty years. Survived by widow and one son. Funeral at the German Lutheran church on Friday afternoon at 2 o clock conducted by Rev Mussman. Interment Oakland cemetery. Beerer orders and Swiss Society groups to attend. pallbearers from these organizations.
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Aia
Worrer
Decatur
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Berbold Streets
Mt. Sani
Switzerland
Lis
Farsvttigbert
Mussman
Oakland Cemetery
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Swiss Society
Freundschafte Und German Benevolent ‘Society
Yale Alumni Congratulates Taft on Victory Telegram
Yale Alumni Weekly editor Edwin Oviatt reports Yale alumni telegramming Taft after election returns show his win. The message praises his career as a model of dedicated public service and Yale’s long standing admiration for his qualities of mind and heart.
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Yale
Taft
New Havani
Conn
Yale Alumni Weekly
Edwin Oviatt
Taft Victory Enthuses Philippines Worldwide
Manila reports the election of William H. Taft sparks widespread enthusiasm across classes in the Philippines as the news is received with strong support and hopeful expectations.
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Philippines
Reani
Manila
William H. Taft
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