Roosevelt Deluged With Telegrams After Election Win
President Roosevelt at the White House received a flood of congratulatory telegrams from cabinet ministers, friends, and citizens nationwide. He greeted reporters briefly, dictated a formal statement rejecting another nomination, and urged unity as he thanked supporters and noted his gratitude to Governor Higgins and others.
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Congratulatory messages pour in after Roosevelt victory
The telegrams from Republican leaders Cortelyou Taggart Odell Lowden Dover and others express strong congratulations to President Roosevelt on his overwhelming 1904 1908 and related election results. Indiana New York Illinois and other states receive noted endorsements and confidence in the administration.
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Campaign Night Crowds Cheer Roosevelt cartoons and West Virginia results
Crowds along E Street jammed street cars and blocked carriages as Washington automakers tried to pass. Police opened a lane for an ambulance amid cheers for Judge Parker and Roosevelt cartoons. By night’s end women departed, horns sounded, and voters urged Roosevelt with West Virginia results prompting strong reactions.
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President Roosevelt Votes in Oyster Bay on Train Visit
President Roosevelt and party arrived by special train in Oyster Bay at 9:41 am. He cast his ballot in the Fifth precinct, East Main street building, amid enthusiastic crowds. A cordial reception at the station featured flags, bunting, and multiple spectators.
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Election crowds hail Roosevelt landslide in rain yet calm
Last night Washington watched returns showing a decisive Roosevelt victory. Crowds gathered from 6 PM near the bulletin boards and along Pennsylvania Avenue but enthusiasm stayed restrained. Despite showers umbrellas went up and some feathers were damaged as spectators counted the extent of the Republican win.
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Election Night in Esopus Town Delights Republicans
A Maryland vote edge and near morning result kept crowds excited at the Old Boys Club and Riggs House. Supporters cheered as Roose velt carried Esopus, while Democrats faced only partial comfort from governors in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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Returns From the 1904 Election at Democratic HQs
Loyal Democrats pack the Democratic central committee and Young Men's Democratic Club at 1449 Pennsylvania Avenue to hear Roosevelt’s coming victory as Republican triumphs mount. Club leaders and guests witness late-night returns via telegraph while groups on other floors celebrate and wonder at Parker’s defeat.
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Parade Honors Roosevelt League After Campaign Victory
Roosevelt and Fairbanks League members and Old Boys celebrate at the White House. Delegations from the Old Boys Club and the leagues march along Pennsylvania Avenue with a marching band. Sidney Pelham comments on Roosevelt’s victory and party dynamics as University Club and MCC receive returns.
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Three Louisville Police Arrested in Vote Intimidation Case
Three Louisville police officers James Tierney Thomas Connell and Daniel Sexton were arrested today by a U S Marshal on federal warrants charging conspiracy to intimidate Negro voters near a polling booth at Eighth and Grayson streets. The Democrats accuse Republicans of using negro repeaters voting under white registered names. Wynne voted in Philadelphia.
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London Press Reacts Calmly to U S Election Outcome
London newspapers express satisfaction with Roosevelt’s continued leadership and a mandate to push naval and foreign policies. The Times notes the result alters Anglo American relations less than in past elections, while Telegraph foresees Roosevelt shaping his era with a steady, bipartisan approach.
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Secretary Dover's Figures on Roosevelt's Electors
Secretary Dover of the Republican committee projects Roosevelt will win all electoral votes, six more than pre election estimates. Western state results are incomplete but suggest strong sentiment for Roosevelt. Dover believes the GOP record and Roosevelt's personal victory mark a major triumph.
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Weather report shows light rain and warm spell across regions
The Weather Bureau notes partly cloudy skies over the Lake region and Middle Atlantic States with very light precipitation. Temperatures are higher in the Mid-Atlantic and South Atlantic States and much warmer in California. Winds are brisk on the coasts, with variable conditions inland. Steamers to Europe face light to fresh winds.
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Miss Griffith Charged to Keep Peace in Policeman Thompson Case
Miss Griffith faces charges to maintain peace in the Thompon case as bond set at two thousand five hundred dollars. The judge and court process extended with details of arraignments and the role of Miss Griffith in district court.
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