Reno and Washoe County vote shows mixed results
Nevada voting produced a patchwork of leads with Taft securing nationwide momentum while Newlands carries Reno and much of Washoe County. Brown wins Reno for supreme bench, Moran takes key county precincts for district attorney, and Fol is seen as a probable next senator with Burke and Fitzgerald among favored assembly picks. County officers largely re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
pella
Taft
Nevada
William H. Taft
Bryan Theno
Reno
Charles Norcross
Republican gentral committee
Washoe county
W. H. Taft
Francis J. Newlands
Hugh Brown
George Bartlett
Sia
NEWLANDS
P. L. Flanigan
Bryan
Gen. Bartlett
quersehlos
Newlandis
BROWN
supreme bench
Tillbat
elec
Gazette Bulletin Service shines in state coverage of election night
The Gazette Bulletin Service dominates state reporting with a detailed, graphic account of Peiateni voting progress. Crowds gather before the Gazettes building as results show the Republican party leading. The paper's striking telegraph image and center street display draw thousands seeking news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazettes news
cnihabiorus
Gadeli
Peiateni
fifternoon
Fred Z. Dann
County and county returns in Nevada report mixed results
Complete and partial returns from various counties including Storey Esmeralda Eureka Churchill Lincoln and Lyon show Taft and Bryan polling in many precincts with Bartlett Newlands Debs Hawkins and Ahern among others holding or contesting seats. Assembly and state offices feature Democratic and Republican contenders with tight tallies and anticipated county swings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STOREY
MIRGINTA CITY
New
Storey county
EUREKA
Taft
Bryan
Debs
Hisgen
St. Luis
Newlands
Bartlett
CritehMeld
Pittgerald
Masse Brown
Lorké
Talbot
Ahern
Dendy
Hawkins
Hubbard
Codd
Smith
Wiliams
Kettle
Moyers
Assembly
Dehoard
Reynolds
Rattlee
CHURCH FALLON
Churchill
Flanigan
Maxson
Brown
Deady
Bsson
Critchfield
Syphax
Dem
Taft Says He Was Elected by Business Men
Cincinnati dispatch reports President Taft reflecting on his victory, saying he was elected by the business men of the country while noting support from labor groups. The Republican win in New York New Jersey and Massachusetts is highlighted as he prepares for an dedication speech at a cornerstone laying and travels to Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CINCINNATI
Ohio
Howard Taft
CoP Sart
New York
New Jerse
Massachusetts
Patt
tomself
Taft
Woodwar
Tobling
Mra. Taft
first Springs
Waeriday
Jos
Bryan
Chairman Mack Rails Against Democratic Defeat and Misrepresentation
New York reports Chairman Mack of the Democratic National Committee claims the Democratic Party is more united than in years and blames misrepresentation for Bryan's defeat. He says party HQs will stay in Buffalo and Washington to promote Democratic principles and fight high tariffs with literature. He cites broad support from national committee members and state leaders. In Nebraska Bryan is noted as victorious there, while nationwide defeat is attributed to party misperception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK
Bryan
Mack
Democratic national committee
Republican party
Democratic party
Buffalo
Washington
DT am
national committee
Nebraska
Washington state results show Republican congressional wins
Seattle November 4 returns confirm Humphreys Cushman and Paindexter elected to Congress with Patt's vote nearly matched. Boirdexter appears elected as results come in. Republican landslide signals Wesley L. Jones to U S Senate. legislature remains Republican ensuring the seat's continuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEATTLE
Wash
Humphreys
Cushman
Paindexter
congress
Patt
Boirdexter
Republica tehet
Wesley L. Jones
S. senate
simony
Newlands declines to make statement
Senator Newlands was asked to give a statement to the people through the Gazette this afternoon but he declined saying he was not sufficiently informed about the outcome of the fight to state anything definite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlands
Gazette
Local Officials and Candidates List Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows names and titles of county officials and candidates including a county clerk, county treasurer, assessor, district attorney, administrator, and constables. Numerous garbled lines obscure full roles and jurisdictions, suggesting a damaged roster or electoral notice page.
Pembroke Town Devastated by Major Fire
SMITIL FALLS Ont Nov 4 The town of Pembroke was destroyed by fire this morning. Sixty buildings were consumed with the loss estimated at $90,000. Pembroke, formerly a thriving industrial center, faced extensive damage and evacuation as flames swept through the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SMITIL FALLS
Ont
Pembroke
Quality Store Promotes Winter Suit and Overcoat Value
An advertisement extols Our Clothing as superior in workmanship quality fit and style urging shoppers to buy a new winter suit or overcoat at the Quality Store for long term satisfaction and lower cost.
Also Mentioned on This Page
sis page
Con Sher
new elaum iar hg
amveya
Wilton Woodsham
Democcrat
Barney Moran
Burc des Morin
Pra
Tansivan
D. Wiz
Ant Burke
Clark
Fulsam
Fitzgerald
Lunsford
Luke
Dodge
Republic
Charles Stoddard
Poe
Danford
Bull Leard
sheir
C. P. Ferrell
Christie
Lea J. Davis
perent GAZETTE
Molson
Shee CARSON
regen Kratt
Tirsun
Hisgon
Pinigan
Tals
Martlett
Pilagerald
Critch- Bald
Prown
Parke
Hinwkins
Hublard
ESMERALDA
GOLDFIELD
Rawhide
Rosenthal
Swat lw
Ingalls
Eilott
Clohfield
ALLIS
Nev
Lunde
Tatt
Regan
Brn
Lutz
Pitegornkd
Criteheld Anern
Hobbbird
O'Brien
Parker
Lorke
Taft pat
strcker
Tas nt reimnpalgn
WASHINGTON STATE
Woot, Paget
JAMES S. SHERMAN
Vive-T
FRANCIS
ies
TOD POSSI tie 'GRORC AL BART Ib
Justice Supreme Court— Tncomplede
Beng
Shere Pew
Shue Scruters AL HOLM
Assent BUREE
LUNSPORD
WITAGERALD
Tor
TOLSOM
DUG
YEVLEVAN
Sherit
OOP PERRELL
Rep
STODDARD
Det
DAN
BOYER
County Assessor
WAL S. BEARD
Tepe
WA WoolRUR
JOAN QULLING
COUT y SIEVEur
Dr. UPDIRE
Rom
RH FERRIS
SESSIONS
justivs of Peace
DAVIS
Constable
TOUS A. CHRISTIE
BAKER & BAKER
Masonic Temple
NOWspaperiR EhlyrF
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!