Return of Roosevelt era in Georgia returns
Amid early returns in Georgia, Roosevelt leads over Parker with gains upstate while Harlem River results cloud hopes. Watson carries seven counties including McDame, and Jefferson shifts to Bryan column. Official consolidation due noon Wednesday will finalize the Democratic national vote, with Hughes declared winner and Hitchock crediting the people for the victory.
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Georgia
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Parker
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Fannan
Towns
Union
Jefferson
Bryan
Bryan and Kern Win in Georgia State
Incomplete Georgia returns show Bryan on a Kern ticket carrying the state by a clear but small majority, likely under 20,000. Taft leads eight counties with other counties pending. Taft counties include Chatooga Forsyth Haralson Atalntosh Pickens Polk Gilmer and Gordon in the dowdy district.
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Forsyth
Haralson
Atetntosh
Pickens
Polk
Taliatero
Whitfield
Gilmer
Gordon
Dowdty Cokama
Bryan Carries His State In Nebraska Result
Lincoln Nebraska November 3 Nebraska probably went democratic by a decisive plurality with incomplete returns Bryan shows gains in rural precincts while democratic lead in the country wards is heavy He carried Lincoln by about 600 over a normal republican plurality of 1600 Taft manager Hitchcock says no states are doubtful and reporters are in his rooms at the national headquarters
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Sherman Not Surprised Taft Election Returns at Home
James Sherman Republican vice presidential candidate received election returns at his Genesee Street home amid relatives and friends. Telephones and a direct New York telegraph wire carried bulletins as he noted the Republican victory was expected. A large crowd gathered outside, but no bulletins were shown in some city districts. Roosevelt voted for Taft at Oyster Bay then rode to Sagamore Hill after the polls closed.
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James Sherman
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New York
Sharman
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Roosevelt Votes at Sagamore Hill Carriage Departure
Theodore Roosevelt Jr was handed ballot No. 142 by the election clerk. He took twice as long as his father to vote. The president greeted him, patted him on the shoulder, then left with Secretary Lee, and they drove away in a carriage from Sagamore Hill.
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Taft Leads In Early Returns At Democratic HQ
The meeting room overlooking Broadway buzzed as Taft led early national bulletins from Buffalo Syracuse Rochester and other cities while Bryan trailed. Chairman Mack declined to comment until returns began to arrive with Meek and Conners present and Democrats hopeful before New York state results soured toward Bryan.
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Hearst Files Petition to Transfer Haskell Suit
William R. Hearst signs a petition in New York asking to move Governor Haskell of Oklahoma’s Nebraska libel suit to federal court. Local attorney I W Battin files the petition in Omaha, arguing non Nebraska residency blocks state court trial and federal jurisdiction may permit punitive damages.
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Oklahoma
Hearst
State Court
Nebraska
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Cott Be Cautious On Colds And Chamberlains Remedy
A promotional note extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a reliable cure for colds and grip, claiming wide reputation, natural action, and safety for all ages. It asserts prevention of pneumonia when used, contains no opium, and is sold by W S Martin & Co. Also mentions Webb’s 9th district lead over Smith at about 3000 votes.
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