Massachusetts Gives Taft 75000 Plurality in Big Tidal Wave
Taft wins Massachusetts by a large plurality as O Connell takes a narrow victory by ten votes. Speaker Cannon is re elected. Taft carries New York City and Bryan wins Boston by 438 votes. Valley carries the city by 12000 with Frederick defeating Cronin and Chelsea remaining non licensed.
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Taft
O’connell
Speaker Cannon
New York City
Bryan
Boston
Valley
City
Frederick
Cronin
Chelsea
Taft Wins Electoral Victory Across Multiple States
Taft secured 311 electors and carried key states including New York City, Indiana, Minnesota, Connecticut, and Illinois Cook County. Hughes won a strong New York plurality, while Governors were elected in Ohio Indiana Nebraska and Rhode Island. The House majority favors Republicans with Speaker Cannon likely re-elected. Bryan carried Boston and statewide races saw mixed results. See pages 6 7 8 for full vote details.
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Alabama
Tammany
Bryan
Taft
Chanter
New York City
Indiana
Hughes
New York
Ohio
Speaker Cannon
Minnesota
Johnson
House of Representatives
Cannon
Rhode Island
Pothier
Boston
Vahey
Independence League
Kelcher
Peters
Congress
O'Connell
J. Mitchell Galvin
I‘rederick
Supreme Court
Cronin
Kelcher-Donovan-Doyle
Connecticut
Lilley
South Dakota
Cook County
Illinois
Chicago
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California
Colorado
Delaware
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Georgia
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Mid
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Ieee
Tennessee
Texas
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Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
State Officials Elected Governor Draper Leads Ballot
State officials elected include Governor Eben S. Draper of Hopedale Lieutenant Governor Louis A. Frothingham of Boston Secretary William M. Olin of Boston Treasurer Arthur B. Chapin of Holyoke Auditor Henry E. Turner of Malden Attorney General Dana Malone of Greenfield All winners are Republican.
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Eben S. Draper
Hopedale
Govenor
Louis A. Frothingham
Boston
William M. Olin
Arthur B. Chapin
Holyoke
Henry E. Turner
Malden
Boston Area Forecast Harsh Winds With Cold Temperatures
Fair weather expected in Boston and vicinity with cooler temperatures on Thursday. Winds from the west will be strong as a cold snap moves into New England and eastern New York with Thursday turning colder and windier.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
Newngland
New York
Taft and Sherman Republican At Large and District Picks
Republican slate lists At Large candidates Taft and Sherman with John IL. Bates of Boston and August H. Goetting of Springfield. By districts includes 14 names such as Charles S. Shattuck Hatfield Almond Smith Athol Frank Hartley Webster Allan G. Buttrick Lancaster James R. Berwick Methuen Ulysses G. Haskell Beverly Charles N. Barney Lynn John Read Cambridge Jerome A. Pettiti Boston Milton C. Paige Boston James N. Thompson Boston Jesse S. Wiley Brookline Benjamin H. Anthony New Bedford Alfred B. Williams Taunton.
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John IL. Bates
Boston
August H. Goetting
Springfield
Charles S. Shattuck
Hatfield
Almond Smith
Athol
Frank Hartley
Webster
Allan G. Buttrick
Lancaster
James R. Berwick
Methuen
Ulysses G. Haskell
Beverly
Charles N. Barney
Lynn
John Read
Cambridge
Jerome A. Pettiti
Milton C. Paige
James N. Thompson
Jesse S. Wiley
Brookline
Benjamin H. Anthony
New Bedford
Alfred B. Williams
Taunton
Barton Defeated for Lieutenant Governor in Multrose
Charles R. Barton, Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor, loses in Multrose as Republican Louis A. Frothingham polls 1625 votes to Barton's 910. Election results reflect a clear GOP win in Barton's home city.
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Barton
Frothingham
Mulrose
Charles R. Barton
Tjieutenant
Louis A. Frothingham
Taft pledges to live up to Roosevelt in forthcoming administration
President-Elect Taft tells the Boston Post that he will use all energy and ability to make the next administration a worthy successor to Theodore Roosevelt, claiming nothing higher beyond that commitment.
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Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
The
Boston Post
President Congratulates Various Personages
The President tonight sent messages of congratulation to Judge Taft Sherman Governor Hughes and Chairman Hitchcock. He expressed hearty congratulations for the judge and the country for Taft and Sherman and praised Hughes for his work for the state and Hitchcock for the great result he helped achieve.
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Washington
Taft
Sherman
Hughes
Hitchcock
Taft Thanks Roosevelt in Telegram After Victory
President elect Taft sent a telegram from Cincinnati thanking President Roosevelt for his congratulatory message. He called the victory an endorsement of Roosevelt's administration and noted the shared interest in his success.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Roosevelt
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