New York Goes Democratic in Historic State Victory
New York voters favored the Democrats in a major statewide and national tally. Wilson and Marshall led with about 150,000 plurality in the state, while Sulzer topped Straus and Hedges by roughly 140,000. The Democratic surge dominates both state legislature chambers and the Court of Appeals associate judges race. The Progressive vote trailed, potentially reshaping future election machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willson
Marshall
New York State
Harlem
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
William Sulzer
Oscar Straus
Job E. Hedges
Sulzer
Wison
State Senate
Court of Appeals
Party of the Bull Moose
Republican Party
Bull Moosers
Progressive Party
Massachusetts votes for Wilson and Marshall in first Democratic ticket
Boston reports a substantial Massachusetts plurality for Wilson and Marshall. Foss and Walsh win governor and lieutenant governor, a Democratic sweep for state offices. Republicans retain some congressional seats while Roosevelt’s presence splits the GOP vote. Bird’s progressive bid draws votes from Walker. Taft trails Wilson, with Roosevelt close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
Boston
Wilson
Marshall
Massachusetts
Bay State
Walsh
W. Murray Crane
Roosevelt
Charles S. Bird
Joseph Walker
Taft
New Jersey Democrat Sweep Yields Eleven of Twelve Congress Seats
Unofficial returns from Trenton indicate New Jersey voters chose Wilson over Taft and Roosevelt, elected eleven Democrats to twelve Congress seats, and flipped the state legislature to Democratic control. Hughes is set to replace Briggs in the Senate, while Wilson’s term successor is chosen. Dems lead joint ballot 47 to pave Hughes’s election and Wilson’s successor. Martine remains the other New Jersey senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Wilson
William Hughes
Franklin D. Briggs
Roosevelt
Essex
Taft
United States
James Smith
Smith
Washington
William J. Browning
Camden
John T. Wright
J. Thompson Baker
Thomas F. Sully
Allan B. Walsh
William E. Tuttle
Lifth
Lewis EB. Starcin
Robert G. Breuner
Eugene F. Kinkaid
Walter J. McCoy
E. W. Townsend
John J. Eagan
James A. Hamill
Assembly
Senate
Hughes
United States Senate
Driggs
James F. Martine
Roosevelt Wins In Western Pennsylvania As Taft Rides Split Vote
Philadelphia reports Roosevelt carries western Pennsylvania despite Taft's rural strength while Philadelphia leans Taft. Democrats gain in state legislature and pick up some congressional seats. Latkan defeated by Brodbeck in York district. Kentucky and North Carolina back Wilson decisively with Roosevelt competitive in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Daniel I. Latcan
York
A. R. Brodbeck
Maurar
Reading
Taft
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Hoosevelt
John M. Morin
F. J. Lewis
A. H. Walters
A. R. Rapley
Robert K. Young
State Trasurer
A. W Powell
Lackawanna County
Colonel
New Congress to Be Democratic in Both Houses
Washington November 7 1912 the new congress will be Democratic in both chambers. Senate likely 52 Democrats etc Republicans House 292 Democrats 129 Republicans 14 Progressives. Uncle Joe Cannon nearly defeated and Nicholas Longworth Cincinnati narrowly elected. Payne Weck Massachusetts also defeated. Democratic gains in multiple states. Progressives may hold balance of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Joe’ Cannon
Rooswell
Nicholas Longwaiti
Clincinanti
Alsn Sereno J. Payne
New York
John Wecek
Massachusetts
Hay
Ohio
Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
William S. Kenyon
Stubbs
Kanas
Colorado
Guggenheim
Iowa
Kenyon
Montana
Dixon
Nebraska
Norris Brown
New Jersey
Briggs
Nevada
Massey
United States
House of Representatives
William L. Hughes
William D. Heyburn
Idaho
William Lorimer
Hinois
Connecticut for Wilson Democrats Also Elected Entire State Ticket
Connecticut swung to the Democrats on November 7 with Woodrow Wilson winning the state electoral votes by about 10,000. Governor Baldwin was reelected by roughly 15,000, underscoring a Democratic sweep including five Congress members and a Democratic control of the state Senate, while the House remained close and Progressives held potential balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Woodrow Wilson
Baldwin
Wilson
Senate
House
United States
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Ad Claims Safe Cure
An old advertisement urges mothers to use Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup for feverish children with cold and coughs. It claims no morphine or chloroform, offers a 25 cent bottle, and includes a testimonial from Mrs Evom Lehn in Brooklyn. It invites samples and asks readers to write for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
Mrs. E.vom Lehn
E. 39Th St
Brooklyn, N.Y
Mortgagee's Sale Of Land In Denton Maryland 1932
Mortgagee Harvey L. Cooper will offer at public sale in front of Denton Court House door on 1932 between two and four o clock the real estate described as Lot in Caro line County Maryland. The property lies in Sixth Precinct District starting at the public road from Hallsboro to Junstown and runs along various lines to a private road then to the beginning. The deed from John W. Thomas and Mary E. Thomas to Harvey L. Cooper dated April 23 1912 is referenced in Liber J. Kk S Nev. 13 folio 395. The sale will be to the highest bidder with perches and degrees noted in the description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Thomas
Mary Ef. Thomas
Harvey L. Cooper
Liber J. Kk. S
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Sileate
Leing
Carole County
Hallsbora
Jum
Hallbere-Bideely
Thomas
D. & C. Rathway
Pamcles
Juinstown Ford
Ube
674 Acres of Land Conveyed in Caroline County
674 acres of land conveyed to John W. thonse by Wilmington ly ceed dete Tiey i and recorded among the Land Re cays for Caroline County. The improvements include a four room dwelling and outbuildings in good repair. Terms of sale cash on day of sale. Title at purchaser’s expense. Harvey L. Cooper and James Temple, Auctioneers. Mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Thonse
Wilmington
Assignee's Sale of Valuable Real Estate
The assignee will offer at public sale the mortgaged property described in a May 1 1811 deed from Charles O Jones to James H Nichols and John W Funk with last assignment to Harvey L Cooper. Sale to be held at the front of the Court House door in Denton Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Jones
James H. Nichols
John W. Funk
Harvey L. Cooper
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Descriptive Real Estate Notice in Caroline County
On Tuesday November 12 1912 between 2 and 4 PM a described parcel in the Fifth Election District Caroline County Maryland will be sold. The sale covers land beginning along the county road from Jacob's Cross Roads to Houston's Branch near the state line and running with the Delaware Maryland line with several compass bearings to the county road and back to the origin, containing a specified but incomplete area description of perches. The notice cites a sale by public auction and lists neighboring tracts Newell and Hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Maryland
Jacob’s Cross Roads
Houston’s
Delaware and Maryland
Newell Tract
Land for sale in Caroline County with dwelling and outbuildings
Property comprising 81 acres one road and seven perches of land described as the same land conveyed to Charles O Jones by James N Nichols et al. via deed recorded in Caroline County Land Records. Five room dwelling and outbuildings in fair condition. Terms of sale cash on day of sale. Title papers at purchaser's expense. Harvey L Cooper James Temple Auction Assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Jones
James N. Nichols
Caroline County
Harvey L. Cooper
James Temple
Public sale 1912 starts at L0 oclock sharp
A public sale listing begins at L0 oclock in the morning with details of the items to be offered and the sequence of sale actions. The notice provides the formal start time and indicates an organized bidding process overseen by local officials.
Public Sale of Personal Property in Willis ton Area
Valued estate owner will sell at public auction from Willis ton to Concord road, one mile west of Beachamp Campground, beginning at 10 a.m. on 1912. Items include 9 year old pair of males Fick and Jake, a male odd, a kit, roan horse Torre, bay mare, battle axe colt, Russell Coast two years old, Dav Torse Prince, several cows Alderney and Holstein, and other farm outputs. buyers should inspect the list at sale time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Concord
Beachamp
Fick
Jake
Russell Coast
Dav Torse
Linkwood
Alderney
Pebruany
Andrew ML
Jersey
Ae Fox
Holstein
Durham
Guernsey
Sunnyside
Ae Tre BR Aches
Peachwood
Shoernnisina
Baltimore County
H. H. Pearson, Jr
Rieh Neck
Talbot County
Agricultural and farming implements lot for sale
A long list of farm gear and equipment offered as first class to nearly new condition. items include McCormick Rinder seven foot, Osborne Mower, grain drill, walking plows, cultivators, manure spreader, wagons, planter, rolling Coulters, wire stretchers, corn sheller and more. Also hay forks, shovels, hoes, scythes, saws, axes and harness pieces. Listed seller E F Michael Grainman with assorted farm tools and stock items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Oliver
Reeves
Stuartevant Co
E House
McCormick
Osborne
South Bend
Black Hawk Corp
York
E. F. Michael Grainman
Deering
Black Hawk
Hurst
McCray
Timothy
Household Goods and Dairy Fixtures Auction at Denton
Household goods include beds, wardrobes, kitchen furniture and a Delaval cream separator with churn, cream jars, and coop items. Dairy equipment plus 200 bushels white corn and hay stacks are offered with cash terms under $10 and credit terms with notes for larger sums. Auctioneers F. P. Covey and Walter J. Kelly, receiving clerk D. W. Davis.
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Wilson and
United
American Press Association
NEW Joistey Democratic
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
T. R
Kentucky
Louisville
Cato Powers
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Gungress
Dersratic
Joseph Cannon
Norris, Dixon, Bourne
West Virginia
Wheeling
W. Va
Howard Sutherland
Dr. Hatfield
W. R. Thompson
Boise
Address & C. Miver & CO
Baltimore, MO
Valuabliz
Hillsboro
Jumptown
Gover
Del
Hickman
P. Brown
I. F. Covey
H.R. Luwis
Gro
Philo
Denton National Bank
Walter J. Kelly
F. P. Covey
D. W. Davis
C.H. Wurray
Burrsville
W. HL. Satterfield
P.O. Denton
Jerseys
Gracie Holstein
Poland
China
Havisg
Imtondine Co
Highvot
A. J. Lovejoy & Son
Dairy & Fara
Twelve Mont
James Tendles
Frank P. Covey
J. Frank Booth
The
Menton Rational Bank
IT. C. West
Cashier
Cooper, Wright & Cooper
Denton, Maryland
T. Pliny Fisher
Lincoln City
the Peoples National Bank
Albert G. Towers, Prest
T. F. Johnson
J. HW. Smitil
Ridgely, Md
Henning
Denton Ice Factory
C. Blwillis
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