Democrats Win Decisive Victory For Presidency
The 28th president Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey wins the election, with Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana set to preside over the senate as vice president. Wilson Marshall secure 442 electoral votes across 40 states, the largest electoral vote total in history. Theodore Roosevelt finishes second with 77 votes, Taft earns 12. States including Idaho Vermont Michigan Minnesota Pennsylvania South Dakota Washington express support.
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Wilson Victory and GOP Sweep Across States
President elect Wilson draws cheers from Princeton faculty as Roosevelt and Taft trail. Locally, Idaho and neighboring counties show strong Republican gains, with Borah’s reelection cited and a sweeping legislature result. Debates over Senate and governor races reflect nationwide party shifts and a noted death of conductor Fred Wenrena.
Idaho Republicans Sweep State Election
Idaho Republicans secure a clean sweep with Taft electors and a Republican governorship in Idaho. John M. Haines leads the ticket as governor while the overall state ticket remains Republican in both branches. Democrat Hawley concedes, and Maines gains statewide plurality aided by southeastern counties.
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Dancer Martha T Trammel Dies After Sixty Three Years
Martha T Trammel, widow of the capital’s renowned dancer, died aged 9 with a history tied to the inaugural events of President Zachary Taylor. The obituary notes she arrived in the capital sixty three years ago and danced at the president’s inauguration.
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