Massachusetts Electoral Vote Cast Adopts Wilson and Marshall
The Massachusetts electoral college cast its 18 votes for Wilson and Marshall and adjourned after electing Hon. William Taylor to succeed John J. Mahoney as elector. George Harlow, governor’s assistant secretary, was chosen as messenger to carry returns to Washington.
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Massachusetts
Wilson
Marshall
William Taylor
John J. Mahoney
George Harlow
Washington
College Electors Name Leaders and Elect Officials
Colonel William A. Gaston presided as college president elect. Seventeen electors attended and voted by rising to announce choices. Woodrow Wilson received eighteen votes for president. Governor Marshall of Indiana named as vice president. Electors Drinkwater Creamer and Cummings tasked to deliver the result to the governor. The session adjourned at 11:45 after paying a visit to the governor at the executive mansion.
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William A. Gaston
Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
Gaston
John J. Mahoney
Joseph H.o'neil
Taylor
Foss
Rhode Island Electors Cast Five Votes for Wilson
Rhode Island presidential electors met at the State House and cast five votes for Woodrow Wilson. Messenger James S. McCabe bore the Rhode Island vote to Washington. Richard B. Comstock acted as chairman and Albert M. Steinert as secretary.
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R. I
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State House
Woodrow Wilson
James S. McCabe
Washington
Richard B. Comstock
Albert M. Steinert
Marshall Declares No Dispute Ahead in Indianapolis
Indianapolis January 13 I assure you there will be no dispute in the matter as announced by Marshall amid expectations of smooth proceedings. No further clashes or contention are foreseen as officials line up for the upcoming decision.
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Marshall
Indianapolis
Billie Burke
First Democratic Electors Photo in Massachusetts in 90 Years
Purdy captured a State House reading room scene showing all 18 Democratic electors along with Rev. Alexander Mann of Trinity Church and Sergeant-at-Arms Thomas Pedrick. The image records the electors after casting ballots for Woodrow Wilson and Thomas R. Marshall.
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Purdy
State House
State Senate
Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
Thomas Pedrick
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Thomas R. Marshall
Wilson forecasts party solidarity in New Jersey
Governor Wilson declared his election embodies progressive national will and pledged to select only progressives, signaling Democratic unity ahead of his inauguration. He urged cooperation across business and public sectors, urged openness against old factions, and noted New Jersey electors will deliver the state's ballot to Washington.
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Union
New Jersey
Democratic Party
Democratic State Committee
United States
Indiana Electors Cast Ballots for Wilson and Marshall
Vice President Marshall thanked Indiana's 15 electors who formally voted for Wilson and Marshall for President and Vice President. He pledged to support the Baltimore convention platform and named John J. Stoll of South Bend as messenger to convey the votes to Washington.
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Wilson
Marshall
Indiana
Baltimore
John J. Stoll
South Bend
Washington
Electors formalize Wilson Presidency with Marshall as VP
Electors in 48 states met to formally elect Woodrow Wilson and Thomas R Marshall to the presidency and vice presidency. Returns travel by mail to the Senate and a separate in person canvass is set for February 12. Utah and Vermont split with Taft for president and Butler for vice president per GOP plan.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
Senate
House
Wilson
Utah
Vermont
Taft
Nicholas Murray Butler
Republican National Committee
James S. Sherman
Adamson's Balsam Ad Cough Remedy
One day is long enough to be troubled with a cough. Adamson's Balsam cures. advt.
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Adamson
Vermont Electors Cast Vote for Taft and Butler
Vermont presidential electors met in Montpelier and cast the state slate for President Taft and Vice President nominee Nicholas Murray Butler of New York. W. H. Crockett of Montpelier will deliver the electoral votes to Washington.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Taft
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
W. H. Crockett
Washington
Connecticut Electors Vote Wilson and Marshall in Hartford
Connecticut Democratic presidential electors cast seven votes for Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey for President and seven votes for Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana for Vice President in Hartford. Frank Lynch of Hartford was chosen to carry the votes to Washington.
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Connecticut
Wilson
Marshall
Hartford
Conn
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Frank Lynch
Washington
Maine Cast Votes for Woodrow Wilson in 1913 Result
Maine’s six electoral votes were recorded for Woodrow Wilson for President and Thomas R. Marshall for Vice President, marking the state’s first Democratic electoral outcome since 1852.
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Maine
Wilson
Marshall
Augusta
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
Wilson and Marshall Ticket Chosen by New Hampshire Electors
Concord January 13 electors formal session declares the Wilson and Marshall ticket the state's choice. John C Pattee of Stratford selected as messenger to carry the vote to Washington.
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Wilson and Marshall
New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
John C. Pattee
Stratford
Washington
New Theory Of Disease Expounded In Boston Ad
John Beazley Webb, tied to University and St Mary’s Hospitals in London, explains how nervous debility and pain lower when a tonic like Tona Vita is used. He cites a toothache vanishing after attention to an exciting play and says Tona Vita tones nerves, lifts vitality, and shifts focus from imaginary ailments. Druggists are promoting the tonic as a national remedy.
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University
St. Mary’s Hospitals
London
England
John Beazley Webb
Boston
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Charles A. Russell
Daniel F. Doherty
James F. Powers
George M. Harlow
Thomas E. Dwyer
John W. Cummings
Higgins
Frank H. Pope
Charles B. Strecker
Edward H. Lathrop
Albion C. Drinkwater
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FitzWilliam McMaster Woodrow
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Goodyea
West Boots
Scott
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Jordan Marsh Company
New England
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Alex. Bouvier
Cuticura
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