06 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1912
Page
1
Presidential candidate Roosevelt leads Taft nationally with a decisive margin while Wilson tops states in many contests. In Massachusetts the entire Democratic state ticket wins, along with nine Republican congressmen and seven Democrats, giving Republicans control of the legislature and the path to elect a senator.
Early results from 260 of 5211 precincts show Democratic candidate leading with 17,239 votes, Taft at 14,207, and Roosevelt at 6,819 in tonight's state tally.
In three of 26 counties in New Mexico complete returns indicate Wilson leading for president and Ferguson, Democrat, leading for congressman by about two to one.
Congressmen elected by district include Allen Treadway of Stockbridge R in First, Frederick H. Gillett of Springfield R in Second, William Henry Wilder of Gardner R in Third, Samuel E. Winslow of Worcester R in Fourth, John Jacob Rogers of Lowell R in Fifth, Augustus Gardner of Hamilton R in Sixth, Michael F. Phelan of Lynn D in Seventh, Frederick S. Dietrick D in Eighth, Ernest W. Roberts of Chelsea R in Ninth, William F. Murray Boston D in Tenth, Andrew J. Peters Boston D in Eleventh, James M. Curley Boston D in Twelfth, John W. Weeks Newton R in Thirteenth, Edward Gilmore Brockton D in Fourteenth, William S. Greene Fall River R in Fifteenth, Thomas Thacher Yarmouth D in Sixteenth.
Danville Illinois November 5 Meagre returns show former Speaker Cannon trailing Frank T. O Hair of Paris by about 1200 votes in the 18th district.
Daily noon to 10 PM 75 cent special dinner includes Beef Bouillon Cup or oysters or littleneck clams. Choices feature Roast Young Stuffed Chicken Giblet Sauce Roast Sirloin Prime Ribs Filet Mignon with sides and salads. Pot of tea or coffee or milk and selection of wines and sherries.
The state ticket elected Eugene N. Foss of Boston as Governor and David I. Walsh of Fitchburg as Lieutenant Governor. Frank J. Donahue of Boston is the probable Secretary of State with Joseph L. P. St. Coeur of Cambridge as Treasurer and James F. Carens of Newburyport as Auditor. George W. Anderson of Boston titled Attorney General.
Early results from Omaha and Lincoln and scattered precincts indicate Gov Wilson leading with a clear plurality in Nebraska. If trends hold for the remaining counties he will capture the state's electoral votes by a safe margin.
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