Bear Escapes from Crate at Express Office
A late bear consigned by express to W N Atwell of Dallas broke from its crate around midnight at the express office. The animal roamed the office for hours, threatening workers until Miss Cavitt arrived and coaxed it back into its box. The bear, once gentle toward its mistress, grew dangerous as it aged, and Atwell paid a large price for the animal.
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Wilson and Marshal Sweep the Country
The Democrats will win a larger share of electoral votes than Taft and Roosevelt combined, signaling a decisive national outcome. Strong party support and campaign momentum push the Democratic ticket ahead across multiple states.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Democratic Landslide Seals Wilson Victory Across Nations
The report details a sweeping Democratic triumph led by Wilson, with Republicans and Bull Moose factions crushed nationwide. Early bulletins showed Wilson ahead as crowds gathered at The Eagle office. Roosevelt and Wilson both issued congratulations, while Associated Press returns confirmed Democratic control of both Senate and House.
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Wilson
Marshall
Wilkes
T O Bryan
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Congress
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House of Representatives
House of Representtives
Taft Concedes Wilson Victory Amid Tariff Change Hopes
President Taft concedes the election of Governor Wilson from Cincinnati Ohio stating that a tariff policy shift may come and should not halt prosperity. He notes Roosevelt and Debs votes as warnings against fundamental constitutional changes and calls for prudent reform tied to the coming administration.
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Wilson
Roosevelt
Debs
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Woodrow Wilson
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Telegrams From Taft to Wilson and Hilles
Telegrams from President Taft to Governor Wilson and Republican National Committee Chairman Hilles celebrate Wilson’s election and commend Hilles for campaign efforts. Taft letters, dated November 6, 1912, express cordial congratulations and gratitude for the campaign work.
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Associated Preen Clnoinoath
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Wilson
Hilles
Natonal
Roosevelt Congratulates Wilson in Early Return
Colonel Roosevelt wired a brief acknowledgment from Oyster Bay on November 6, saying the American people have decided in favor of Wilson and the Democratic party. He notes he accepts the result with good humor and contentment and refrains from further comment on the Progressive stance.
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Associated Press
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Democratic Party
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