Mack 10 Fight On Says Bryan Is Out
In a morning bustle at Democratic National and State Headquarters the loss of the campaign dims mood. Norman E. Mack winds up Nebraska talks and heads to Buffalo then Chicago to close the party’s Western HQs. He doubts Bevan will be the Democratic presidential candidate again and says Bryan may be chosen to fill a future Senate vacancy.
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Bryan Out Says Crimmins Taft Victory Proves Best for Nation
John D. Crimmins, supporter of William J. Bryan, states Taft's election is the best outcome for the country. He argues Bryan’s defeat removes him from future presidential consideration and credits voters with deliberate choice to avoid Bevan’s doctrines, praising Taft as the most capable president yet.
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Bryan Defeat Won’t Harm Democrats Says Ex-Secretary
In St Louis on November 4, former Secretary of Agriculture Noraman J. Coleman, a Cleveland appointee, stated that William Jennings Bryan's defeat will not injure the Democratic Party. He argued Democratic principles rest on truth and national needs and predicted Bryan will not run again. He suggested future shifts could see Joseph W. Folk as a candidate in Missouri.
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Pope congratulates Taft on U.S. election
In Rome on November 4 the Pope reportedly cabled congratulations to William H. Taft, signaling Vatican approval of his win and suggesting Taft will back Vatican proposals on compensation to religious congregations in Puerto Rico. The dispatches reached King Victor Emmanuel and the Duke of the Abruzzi, with broad favorable sentiment and notes of expected stability and American immigration.
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Taft Wins New Jersey Victory With 69 Thousand Plurality
Taft defeats Roosevelt and Bryan in New Jersey with a 69 581 plurality. Osborn and Moore win, Republicans gain in Congress and state Senate while Assembly shifts to Republicans as Colby loses. Newark mayoral race tight as Haussling holds seat.
Beaten by Lemon Aid in Queens Assembly Race
Robert M. Robinson of Dunton Queens Borough, Democratic nominee in the Fourth Assembly District, failed as women teachers and others rallied for him while calling it lemon aid. He lost to William A. De Groot by 1,556 votes, after De Groot had defeated Kaiser by 455 last year. In Bolivia, officials welcomed Taft’s election as Roosevelt's successor.
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Taft Wins Jersey City in Historic Plurality
Taft carries Jersey City by a reported plurality of 1 in a historic GOP win. Democrats retain county offices with about 6,700 more votes in the city and large countywide margins. Sheriff James J. Kelly leads Democrats with a 6,700 city plurality and roughly 12,000 county, while Congress candidates Eugene F Linkead and James Hamill win in Ninth and Tenth districts with about 4,000 and 9,500 plurality respectively.
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Colby Defeat Redraws New Jersey Political Lineup
The Essex County loss of Senator Everett Colby signals Gov. John Fort and ex Gov. Franklin Murphy may not succeed US Senator Kean. The outcome derails Colby’s gubernatorial bid and a proposed State Board of Revocation of Licenses. Speculation turns to ex-Gov. Stokes as a possible Senate candidate.
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Roosevelt Foresees Taft Victory and Continued Policies
President Roosevelt greets reporters with humor as Taft’s election is framed as a mandate for continued Republican policies. He notes frazzle as a true word and predicts his own retirement with pleasure while pledging support to Taft in the South and beyond.
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