Miss Taft 19 Pleased With Returns
Foadelphia Pa November 4 Taft daughter of the next president learned of her father’s victory at a window of the North American building in view of thousands of cheering people She waved her handkerchief and clapped as state after state reported Republican majorities and Massachusetts and New York added to the cheer noting the triumph.
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Bryn Mawr College
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Risgen Praises Independence Party Showing in Election
West Springfield Mass J Thomas L Hisgen candidate of the Independence party for president declares he is pleased with the party's showing. He notes favorable conditions and interest in the contest between the major parties and believes the new party will be a significant factor in the four year campaign.
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Dyspepsia. a chance for relief through medical view
A fragmented medical argument outlines dyspepsia as a functional issue rather than a disease. It cites irritation of the brain and uterus, scanty gastric juice, and indigestion after meals as causes. The text mentions nerves, digestion, and remedies, including tablets and tonics, as paths to relief.
President Roosevelt Congratulates Victory Leaders
The president sent congratulatory dispatches to Judge Taft Cincinnati Representative Sherman Gov Hughes and Chairman Hitchcock. Taft replied thanking the president saying the administration this victory affirms and noting the president’s deep interest in his success.
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Taft and Sherman Triumph Across States in Election Returns
The tallies show Taft leading in Illinois by about 200,000 and Missouri shifting to Democratic. Pennsylvania and Maine tilt Taft, while Minnesota and Nebraska reflect mixed gains for Taft and Bryan. Nationally the House leans Republican with 221 seats and the Senate at 62 Republicans to 30 Democrats.
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Surprise Returns Boost Taft Vote, Hitchcock says
New York November 4. Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee reports returns from states exceed expectations and show a large Taft vote, surprising him. He notes strong support across multiple states.
Let Democracy Prevail Says Col Guffy
Col J M Guffey, longtime Democratic national committee member, comments after Bryan's Denver defeat. He says he urged a different ticket and failed, blaming a single family's dominance. He hopes for a party where personal ambition is ignored and fundamental Democratic principles prevail.
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Gompers May Lose a Leader of Federation
New York November 4 A harsh verdict on Samuel Gompers follows Bryan's defeat with union leaders declaring him a discredited labor head. Observers say his pro Bryan push failed to mobilize the federation and could topple him from AFL leadership as opposition coalesces around nonpolitical or Taft-aligned stances. The piece notes internal revolt, slim margins in prior elections, and widespread disapproval of federation involvement in partisan politics.
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Election Inspectors Ordered to Return Keys by Thursday
The county auditor warns election inspectors to return voting machine keys by a.m. Thursday under a £1000 fine or one year in prison, or both, per law. The notice emphasizes immediate compliance and legal penalties.
Prindle Wins Two Falls In Local Wrestling Match
Frank Prindle, local heavyweight wrestler, defeated the Italian Ferretti in two straight falls at Tomlinson hall on Tuesday night. Faulkner won one fall against Adamson in under a minute but lost the other two falls, taking the match in 15 and 12 minutes.
Bryan Sleeps Well After Defeat in Lincoln
William Jennings Bryan learned he lost the presidential race and went to bed about 10 o clock in Lincoln Nebraska last night. He slept soundly despite the unfavorable returns.
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William Jennings Bryan
Thrilling Drama This Week at the Annex
The Bargeman's Child or The Mad Woman of the River is the emotional English drama presented at the Annex Tuesday and Wednesday. Completing the bill are The Black Witch and two extra pictures with an illustrated song. Change of program Thursday.
Fire Threatens City Station at Union Depot
ST. LOUIS Mo Nov 4 Fire this morning near the Union depot did 75200 damage and for a time threatened the train shed baggage room and express office.
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Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad Claims
Ad touts LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine as a world wide Cold and Grip remedy claiming to remove the cause. Seeks the full name and bears signature E. W. Grove. The fragment references headaches and neuralgia as symptoms addressed by the product.
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Expect Wheels Will Turn All Over Country New York
Nov. 4. With the election of Taft the business interests of the country foresee a period of prosperity. Uncertainty from the election has faded as results settle. Industry will quicken and large undertakings long delayed will proceed. Foreign trade may recover as finance leaders back big expenditures and Britain France and Germany align sentiment with American investment.
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Germany
Precinct Solid For Taft On California Returns
San Diego November 4 The first complete returns in California came from North Coronado Island precinct where two voters cast ballots For president Taft received both votes For congress Republican Smith tallied two points indicating only limited early results
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The Sun First to Tell Taft's Victory
The Sun office in Indianapolis flashed Taft’s election first, drawing 10 000 to 12 000 people in front of the paper’s street canvas. Newsies sold extras as crowds cheered, windows filled with bulletins, and W E Leitzman of Clayton oversaw the display while Central Union Telephone outdistanced rivals with full state returns.
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