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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1912

Page

7

Roosevelt congratulates Wilson after election victory

At Oyster Bay on election night November 6 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt announced that the American people chose Wilson and the Democrats by a large plurality. He pledged good humor and noted the Progressive cause must ultimately triumph for the nation's well being. He also sent a telegram to Governor Wilson congratulating him on the honor.

Oyster Bay N. Y Theodore Roosevelt Mr. Wilson Democratic Party Wilson Roosevelt

Governor Wilson Celebrates Early Returns With Dinner Crowd

In Princeton New Jersey Governor Wilson and a party of friends toasted early returns. Captain Bill McDonald joked about firing four guns as favorable results from Massachusetts Connecticut and New York rolled in aiding his bid for the state. The governor cautioned overconfidence despite optimism.

Princeton N. J Wilson Massachusetts Connecticut New York Bill’ McMcDonald Texas Ranger McDonald Roosevelt New York City

Democratic ticket pledged to restore representative government

Governor Thomas R. Marshall asserts that a Democratic victory will restore representative government in America. He calls on executives to enforce laws, demand legislative compliance with Democratic platforms, and urges legislators to reflect the people’s will and Jeffersonian principles.

Indianapolis Ind Thomas R. Marshall America

Foley Kidney Pills advertised as a tonic for kidney relief

The ad claims twinges rheumatism backache stiff joints and shooting pains signal kidney trouble. Foley Kidney Pills are described as tonic strengthening and restorative and said to build up and regulate kidney action with quick relief and no habit forming drugs. For sale by Van Antwerp Drug Corp Inc orticement.

Taft Congratulates Successful Candidate

President Taft wires congratulations to Woodrow Wilson and Republican National Committee Chairman Hilles. Taft praises Wilson on his election and wishes a successful administration, and commends Hilles for the difficult campaign and efforts.

Cincinnati Ohio Taft Wilson Hilles Republican National Committee Flon Woodrow. Wilson Princeton N. J Wm. H. Taft Charles D. Hilles Times Building New York Win. H. Taft

Bryan praises Wilson victory with hymn quote

William J. Bryan expressed pleasure at Governor Wilson's victory in Lincoln Nebraska. He quoted a hymn line saying this is the day he long sought and mourned not finding. He said Wilson's joy is tempered by responsibility and trusts Wilson to live up to expectations.

Bryan Lincoln, Neb William J. Bryan Wilson

Cullinan Diamond Now in Second Place

Johannesburg November 5 workmen from the Premiar mine unearthed a 1 649 carat diamond now the largest in the world. The famous Cullinan stone weighed 3 624 carats before cutting into eleven parts. The discovery date was not announced.

Johannesburg

Wilson Sends His Greetings to McCombs After Victory

Governor Wilson replies to the Democratic national chairman with thanks for the campaign and congratulates the party. He calls the victory a great cause and urges all Democrats and Progressives to unite for the people’s rights and progress.

Wilson Princeton N. J McCombs

Bryan Congratulates Wilson on Election Victory

William J. Bryan telegraphs Governor Wilson praising his election result. He says the victory will be a blessing to the nation and a source of strength to their party.

Lincoln Neb William J. Bryan Wilson

No Witness in 70 Wood Killing Case in Alabama

Montgomery November session of the grand jury took up the case of Will G. Oakley accused of fatally shooting his stepfather BP. A. Wood in the state capitol. With no eye witnesses, prosecutors plan to rely on testimony from witnesses summoned by Sheriff Horace Hood and the governor’s special counsel will oversee the prosecution.

Montgomery Ala Will G. Oakley BP. A. Wood Montgomery County Oakley Wood State Convict Department Horace Hood Capitol James G. Oakley State Convict Board Dan G. Trawick Convict Department Cyrus LB. Brown Max Porterfield State Automobile Department W. W. Dinsmore Adolph Dietrich Luther Lattimer Dr. Dinsmore

Purge Drink Habit With ORRINE Remedy

An advertisement promotes ORRINE as a treatment to curb whiskey or beer use. It offers No 1 secret powder and No 2 pills, claims a money back guarantee if no benefit, and invites readers to obtain a free booklet. Product sold by Dave S Bauer in Dauphin and Conception.

Orrine Dave 8S Bauer, Dauphin and Conception

Foley Kidney Pills Prove Effective, Reader Says

A Kentucky merchant near Bagdad testifies Foley Kidney Pills cured his daughter's severe kidney trouble. He calls it one of the greatest kidney medicines made and highly recommends the product.

A. Mitchell Bagdad Foley

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