Roosevelt and Fairbanks Win in Presidential Election
Early returns show Roosevelt and Fairbanks winning the presidency with large Republican pluralities in key states. Indiana and Pennsylvania tilt GOP, Massachusetts elects Democrat Douglas as governor, Ohio and Wisconsin show strong Republican leads, and statewide margins exceed 100,000 in several contests. Maryland and Tennessee offer close results, while Vermont and Connecticut back Roosevelt. results continue to filter in across the nation.
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Roosevelt
Fairbanks
United States
House of Representatives
New York State
McKinley
Indiana
West Virginia
Masachusetts
Willam L. Douglas
Bates
Maryland
Baltimore City
Chicago
Connecticut
Vermont
Parker
Bryan
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Peak
la Follette
le Follette
Massachusetts
Douglas
Dam
Baltimore
Tennessee
Utah
Personal Brevities from Pittsburg and Nearby Towns
Local notes list residents and visitors: William Tht of Pittsburg and Joseph Smith of Washington DC visit relatives. numerous others from Plumville, Blairsville, Hul, Glen Campbell, Vandergrift, Greensburg, and nearby towns travel for family visits, ballots, or social gatherings. Multiple names, towns, and weekend visits reflect community ties and election day movements.
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William Tht
Pittsburg
Joseph Smith
Washington, D.C
Charles McQuown
Plumville
Indiana
Genna Stackbavillar
Mairsville
George W. Clawson
Hul
J. Smith
Glen Campbell
J. M. Wilson
Wayne, Avenue
Blairsville
Gralumn Cael
Bexsle
Near Stronestown
Nan Getty
Hillsdale
Mel. Weg, Smith
Near Town
Malvina Richie
Norn
Saburday
Edward O'Mara
Ralph Gunningham
Bittsburg
Miller D. Lynn
West Wheatfield
Witbudiamns
Mrnday
Llortons
Miday
Jol Yorton
Sithaque A. 2
Smith
Jlevbart Fleming
Pitishing
Lainery
Miay Olive Buterbaugh
Johnstown
B. H. Liehteberger
Town
Mes. Dd. Miller
Last End
Rosy Keller
West Chestnut Street
Charles
Greensburg
Carvie Lytle
Vandergrift
Agnes Lytle
Caleb Snyder
Marion Contey
W. B. Stahl
School Street
D. W. Behreckengost
McKee Wilson
Tillie Beatty
Marlon Gonter
M. M.thompson
North Seventh Street
Ti. G. Manshower
Toa Lydick
Altoona
James Watson
State College
Roosevelt
Edward Moorhead
Lebanon
Edgar Mack
Windber
H. ©. Chaiity
South Seventh Street
New York City
Howard Mclain
Wilkinsburg
Ain
G. A. McLain
J.C. Buchanan
New
Dubois
Buchanan
G. HK. Simpson
Chareh Street
Janes Shanmers
Morey Hospital
Pittsburgh
Harry Sweeny
Philadelphia
Sweeny
Gily
Alfred Foreman
Frank Woodward
Normal
Y.M. GC
John Thomas
Cromer City
John Wainsworth
Mushpan
B.C. Wintherlake
Shrayer
Mes
Abd
Larda
West Philadelphia
Mary Rankin
Lluireville
Lie Fanily
Dolu Iindley
Steves
Rynklu
Alice
Mmouhiy
Steele Bryan
Clavie Lydick
Hugh Moorhead
Beauk Dorr
Henth
William Dack
New Ilaven
Hamilton Steward
Harry Neal
Bor Slapgun
Piltsburg
Tel ford Victorious in county vote sweep
The Republicans achieved a regional victory as Vellard secured a solid lead in the county with an estimated 2,500 margin. Judge White won a notable share of votes, while D. I. Tomb trailed. John P. Blisin topped the ticket in a local supreme court race with strong cross party support. Overall GOP plurality projected around 3,800 for congressional and state posts amid slow returns.
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Indiana
White
John P. Blisin
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
Assembly
A. T. Gilbert
Arenes
Yelford
West Wheatfield
Jacksonville
Mr. White
Amal
Touh
Bond Issue Passes By Wide Margin In City Vote
Voters approve a $40,000 bond issue for a city project amid a high turnout. The tally shows widespread support with a landslide in favor and a minority against, as officials tally final counts at the polling station.
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Polly Yortanday
Ulster County meeting plans county directors event
A county education directors association will host a convention in the county with attendees from Means township Ward district and Parker homestead. Roosevelt polling district received 17 votes for love ker as part of the discussions. The Kaniana County Rehoot Directors' Association program appears in the Progress. Mavis from Blairsville is listed as a participant with officers Davis and Leichad noted as vice president and secretary.
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Ulster
Parker's
Jay
Badass
Kaniana County
Unofficial Returns Of General Election 1904
Unofficial returns from the November 8 election show results and notes on local political activity. The report cites figures and mentions a convention and dedication events linked to the period, along with sports notes and social announcements from Indiana. The text reflects a snapshot of electoral mood, community events, and athletics surrounding the era.
Coral to Be Busy Again at Grcceton Coal Plant
The Coraltown coal and coke plant, owned by Joseph Wharton, plans reopening with 200 plus workers. After weeks of slump due to low coke prices, ovens and water distillation units will restart, boosting employment and production to full capacity. Lewis A. Wheeler has joined as superintendent to manage new department setup as operations resume.
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Wiskot Balt
Defortad
Ab Taerites Pantinell
Gauiian
Nha
Bicket
Ball Tein
Indiana Attitonr Athletic Association
Altoona
Didiane
Iba
Lichtebereer
Garest
Bol Lickeberger
Lidagasoh
NSU
Indiana
Warren
Marwaad
Gouly
Tiefsray
Oudhygar
Layer Keaper Meuvse
Bke
Tatiana
Tana
Sadia Diy
South Park
Georael
Renal
Lea
Aly
Ipa
Dove
Ab Ik
Ab Ik Mteobing of the Membengs
Ble “Old Boys
Astod Hall
Mandy Arthin
Wy WifKon
Wak
Gheatol Mitra
Dha Ghaheind Chavence Vo
Tba
LA Geannverts
Joseph Wharton
Eosin
Anl
Lewis Aa. Wheelers
Town
Anperinbendendt
Dae
Eoenmaher Wail Owistier
Elange
Local lodge installs seven new members at meeting
The Pittstown lodge of the Wika held a formal ceremony to welcome seven new members and confer degrees, with many visiting dignitaries from Avonmore and nearby towns in attendance. Notable attendees included Dr. G. Ly Morag and Conatable John Day, while job changes and local business figures were mentioned in the surrounding remarks.
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Thole Hook
Wika
Enjamin
G. Ly Morag
P.O. Iome
Janal Smith
Wesley Wilson
Harry Benlyy
Tintieeodus Etnies
John Day
Avonmore
Avon
Boca
Ani
Mr.Way
Coy
Coyode
Thin Ceu Lys
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Talgart
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O’brien
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Catrem County
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Harry Grosse
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Mra
Willie McCartney
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Daha
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South Tenthstead
Salardiy
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Milady
Charles Warren Fairbanks
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Fubotls
Degmund
Cole
Moass
Grrceton
Emil
Srag Social
Enggeimook
Kiivabeth
Brown
Honding
Grae
Willian C. Balimo
Dohnstown
Tye
Ale
Ployett
Stenoaraptor
Prairie State Pigibe
Jhonnar
Hadivan Dat Nat Saar
Dalia Foot
Didiana
Younhdowns
Martin
Young
Husach
Saylor
Hir
Hid
Daugherty
Paugherty
Bone
Boul Bothlohon
Dingherty
Lehigh Uniyaspni Ly
Ig Field
Squire J. G. Walker
Sinicksbug
West Mahoning
South Malaning
J. A. McBudden
VenangHo County
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