Maynard election yields Walsh big governor vote
In Maynard the slate showed strong support for Walsh with a 398 vote tally. Barry led Cushing in a surprise for lieutenant governor while O'Connor topped Rogers in congressional race by 212 votes. Creighton and Garrigan trailed with 287 votes each in their contests.
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Whitman Wins New York Governor Win. Wadsworth Senator
New York reports a Republican landslide with Charles S. Whitman elected governor and James W. Wadsworth to succeed Elihu Root in the U.S. Senate. Republican gains widespread. Sulzer defeats Davenport. Other states show Penrose triumph in Pennsylvania and Cannon's return in Illinois. Democrats retain Congress but with smaller House margin.
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Melody and dance linked to Elbe Jeinitz market sighting
Josef observed a girl dancing in the Elbe Jeinitz marketplace and noted the melody and steps. This led to the introduction of a peasant dance into society. The account links the dance to a Sunday marketplace observation and a single observer’s notes.
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Elbejeinitz
The Church Flag Flown Above the Nation’s Ensign
The church flag is the sole banner permitted to fly above the United States flag on warships. It is displayed on the rail of warships during church services according to protocol.
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United States
Oldest Rose Story Aims at Antiquity and Charm
Fragmentary text discusses the rose as the oldest recorded flower with references to Egypt and antiquity. It mentions dating and suggests a tale of a newly married man tied to the rose’s charm and its effect on a bride’s hair, though details are unclear.
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Spaulding wins New Hampshire governorship in GOP landslide
In Manchester Rolland H. Spaulding defeats Albert W. Noone to become New Hampshire’s governor as the state shifts from two years of Democratic rule. Spaulding’s victory marks a GOP gain in the Granite State.
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Albert W. Noone
Republican Victory in Senate and House Races Reported
The Republican party secured Senate control as Gallinger defeated Stevens for the seat. In the House race Edward Stephens, a Republican, narrowly won over Chark Nen, a Democrat, with Reed and Sulloway noted in 1912 context.
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Rhode Island Returns See Tight Gubernatorial and Congressional Races
In Providence on November 4 a Republican candidate leads narrowly by one vote over a Democrat in the First Congressional District race. In the Second and Third districts returns are incomplete but show only slight margins.
Baldwin Victory and Senate Win Highlight Patchy Results
A fragmented report notes Baldwin defeated in New Haven after a clean sweep. Mrandegee elected United States senator with a safe margin. Judge Marcus HH elected governor by a large Republican lead of about 10,000 votes. The text suggests a GOP wave with a strong statewide result.
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