Cheerful Parker Confesses Defeat in Esopus Election Night
Esopus New York November 8 Judge Parker conceded the presidential race as Republican plans and telegrams indicated Roosevelt carried the doubtful states. He remained unfallen, smoking with neighbors, and sent a telegram to Roosevelt after learning the result. Parker, cheerful despite defeat, spoke with friends and family and planned a return to Esopus to await further returns.
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Esopus
Parker
Roosevelt Ate Woom
Blken
Rooevelt
Gadge
Parker and Oyster Bay Back Roosevelt in Nassau County
Nassau County results show Parker carrying the Ninth ward with a 77 vote majority while Mineola and Kingston districts swing Roosevelt. The district that backed Bryan in 1900 now trends Roosevelt with a substantial plurality near 3,000, as Republicans hold a solid lead locally.
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Parker
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Kingston
Judge Parker
Bryan
Mineola
L. L
Nassau County
Republicans Rejoice As Election Returns Pour In
New York voters show strong GOP support as Roosevelt wins Oyster Bay by about six hundred and Cortelyou and committee officials celebrate at national headquarters. Notables including Cornelius Bliss James Bryce and Governor Odell join the scenes of jubilation amid early returns and luncheon remarks.
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New York
Republican National
Cortelyau
Cornelius N. Bliss
Cortelyou
Long Island
Hempstead
James Bryce
Charles F. Brooker
Executive Committee
Proctor
Vermont
Butler
Columbia University
Albert Shaw
Empire State
Cornelius Bulls
Republican National Committee
Toe
Higgins
Odell
Democratic leader concedes Roosevelt win in 1932 race
Democratic National Chairman Taggart conceded the election of Franklin D Roosevelt and Charles Curtis to the Republican ticket. He telegraphed congratulations to Republican Chairman Cortelyou and said he would depart for New York and then to Democratic headquarters.
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Indianapolis
Taggart
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Cortelyau
Cortelyou
Republcan
New York
Governor Odell Hailed After Election Victory
Newburg, Nov 8 Governor Odell received returns by two wires and voiced pleasure at a Republican victory. A large crowd gathered in front of his home as he praised the party and the people’s defense of public integrity. He urged continued participation in state affairs amid unfounded criticism. An ovation and serenade followed as he spoke from a horse drawn coach.
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Newburg
Odell
Record Breaker In Ohio Gop Trip May Post Big Plurality
In Columbus a gala night hearing forecasts from Republican leaders place Roosevelt’s Ohio plurality well above 1908. They expect a strong Republican gain statewide and a possible record high in Congress, while Democrats predict a solid showing but acknowledge shifts in Cuya lyt a county. Ballot complexities and early closing times impact totals as votes are tallied.
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Columbus
Herrick
Bick
Keyd- Guarters
Roosevelt
Wiet Lise
Cuairman
Garber
Bute
Ohio
Ahlawela
Dick Rep
Theo
Meifinley
Jevelind Onis
Gentsel
Board of Election
Thad
Johnson
Dem
Cuya
Lvgady
West Virginia Vote Seen Favoring Roosevelt in Fallout
West Virginia returns show Roosevelt and Fairbanks carrying the state by a large margin amid record turnout. Democrats claim wins in Fourth and Second districts. Cornwell leads Dawson for governor with Kanawha and other counties signaling Democratic strength while the legislature likely remains Republican.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Welock
John J. Cornwell
Dawson
Cornwell
Thi County
Kanawaha
Harrison County
West Virginia
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Scott
Michigan landslide as Roosevelt, Fairbanks win big
Detroit reports a sweeping Republican victory in Michigan with Roosevelt and Fairbanks leading by an estimated 100 000 to 150 000 votes. Warner wins governor race though Ferris narrows the margin. at least eleven of twelve Michigan congressmen Republican and Burrows likely re elected. Maybury defeated by Codd for Detroit mayor in the midnight count.
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Ohio County
Wheeling
Cornwell
A.da Sweeney
B. H. Taylor
Taylor
Ohio
Washington Post
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha
Wayette
Cabell
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Fred M. Warner
United States
J. C. Burrows
Warner
Ferris
McMillan
George P. Codd
Wiliam C. Maybury
Illinois Roars Roosevelt Wins Big in State and Chicago
Returns show Roosevelt leading Illinois by about 150000 with Chicago around 80000 and Cook County 90000 to 100000. Deneen to win governor with historic plurality. Republicans gain at least nineteen Congress seats, two more than before.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Republican State Central Committee
Roosevelt
Cook County
Charles 8. Deneen
Roy O. West
Smail
Deneen
Illinois
Connecticut all one way as Roosevelt carries state ticket
Special to The Washington Post from New Haven Connecticut reports Roosevelt won the state by about 25 000 and the Republican ticket swept. Congressional delegation remains Republican with Henry over 4000 Sperry about 6000 Brandegee 6500 Hill nearly 8000 Lilley about 15000. Roberts and Keanealy assert larger Republican margins statewide.
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Washington Post
New Haven
Conn
Roosevelt
Connecticut
Congress
Henry
Sperry
Brandegee
Hill
Lilley
Judge Robertson
Hulf
Henry Roberts
Hartford
Michael Kenealy
Chaurmian
Republican State Central Committee
Yse
Roberts
Utah in Republican Column Sees Narrow Leads
Salt Lake, Utah reporting meager returns on November 8 show a sweeping Republican victory across national, Congressional, and State tickets though figures lag. In Salt Lake City about 60 percent of ballots were scratched. The American anti-Mormon faction claims the city and county vote for them over Republicans, Democrats, and Socialists. Mormon women have long voted in force, Gentile women lagged, and Roosevelt leads the Republican ticket by a wide margin.
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Washington Post
Salt Lake
Utah
Salt Lake City
Hoosevelt
Roosevelt sweep in South Dakota claimed by party chairs
In Sioux Falls Roosevelt leads by about 40,000 votes, with Kittredge and Crane citing large margins. Watertown reports Democratic chair Martin conceding Roosevelt near 60,000 votes, Parker about 30,000, and Watson around 13,000 in the state race.
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Roosevelt
Parker
Watson
Sioux Falls
Kittredge
South Dakota
Crane
Republican State Central Committee
Watertown
S. D
Martin
Democratic State Central Committee
Texas Defeats Amendments in Early Returns
Partial returns from Austin show three Texas constitutional amendments on banks irrigation and Confederate veteran pensions all defeated. Adoption would need a two thirds majority. early tallies suggest they will fail to reach that threshold. Voter turnout totals about 275000 with Parker leading Roosevelt and scattered votes the rest.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Parker
Roosevelt
New Jersey Surges Roosevelts Lead In Election Results
Nov 8 reports from Trenton Newark and Camden show Roosevelt near McKinley level in New Jersey with Stokes ahead of Black by about 30 000. Republicans gain seats in Congress and state legislature. Kean likely to win Senate seat. Shinn re elected in Ocean County. Gloucester County Roosevelt by 1200.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Roosevelt
McKinley
Edward C. Stokes
Charles C. Black
Willam Hughes
Allen Denny
Hughes
Ienry C. Allen
Marshall van Winkle
Denny
Allan McDermott
Ocean County
Shinn
Newark
Camden
Nowrey
Charles H.' Lailis, Jr
Camden County
Stokes
Gloucester
Gloucester County
Polls Closed All Day Over Rutgers Vote Dispute
In New Brunswick New Jersey the Sixth ward polling place remained closed all day as Republicans and Democrats clashed over Rutgers College student eligibility. Thirty five students were listed on the registry but not registered by Democrats, and voters were turned away. County board did not rule on list legality. Roosevelt leads in Cleveland district with a 191 vote margin over Parker. Cleveland declines to comment on the results.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers College
Sixth Ward
Oregon set to give Roosevelt large victory margins
The Oregonian reports Oregon counties ahead of national results, Roosevelt may receive between 12,000 and 15,000 votes in one county and the state overall Republican by about 30,000, nearly twice previous presidential majorities. Changes in ward boundaries since 1900 reduce value of a direct comparative presidential vote.
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Portland
Oreg
The
Oregonian
Roosevelt
Maryland Roosevelt Leads in Close Maryland Vote
Roosevelt carries Maryland by a small margin as Parker leads in Baltimore with 47,296 to 46,961. Wachter re-elected in the Fifth District, Gill wins in the Fourth, and Talbott in the Second. Mudd likely re-elected in the Fifth. Pearre trails in Allegany while Parker leads statewide with uncertain Final tallies due tonight.
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Wachter
Pearre
Mudd
Jackson
Talbott
Gill
Washington Post
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Maryland
Parker
Republican State Committee
Meyer
Smith
Baltimore County
Harford
Carroll
Dorchester
Kent
Somerset
Queer Anne
Caroline
Wicomico
Worcester
Cecil
Waras
Stone
National Committee
Cumberland
Pearce
Allegany County
Republican Committee
National
Guy. Lowndes
Wellington
Washington County
Montana and Washington Roosevelt Victory Rumors Rise
In Butte Montana Roosevelt leads with a 30 percent Republican gain since four years ago while Gov. Toole is re elected and the Democratic state ticket appears to prevail in most counties. Telegrams from secretary Dover and E B Palmer claim Roosevelt leads in Washington by wide margins but with varying estimates.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
Roosevelt
Toole
Chicago
Dover
Republican National Committee
Kansas Gives Big Majority For Roosevelt Victory
Topeka Kan November indications show Roosevelt likely carries the state by about 30000. The state ticket is badly scratched and full returns aren’t expected until midnight. T T Kelley, running for state treasurer, trails his ticket. All Republican congressmen are elected.
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Topeka
Kang
Roosevelt
T. T. Kelley
Roosevelt Carrying Nebraska In 192? Election Result
At midnight indications show Roosevelt leading Nebraska by 35 000 to 40 000 votes. Republicans win in First Fourth Fifth Sixth districts while Second and Third remain in doubt with Hitchcock and D E McKillip leading Democrats. Legislature likely Republican, Socialists forecast record vote, Berge fusionist set to be elected governor.
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Omaha
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Hitchcock
D. E. McKillip
United States
Diet~rich
George W. Berge
Republicans Claim Tennessee Victory Amid Tight Returns
Nashville reporters note both parties claim control as returns from Tennessee indicate a national Democratic majority of about 15,000 votes and a Democratic lead of roughly 5,000 for Governor Frazier, signaling a close statewide result.
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Neghville
Tenn
Frazier
Parker Gains in Kentucky and Louisiana Victory Report
In Kentucky Parker leads as 600 of 1,896 precincts report a 16,840 plurality with one Republican stronghold still to tally. Louisville totals show Parker 22,927 to Roosevelt 22,004, signaling a Democratic shift from 1900. In Louisiana Democrats win Parker Davis by about 35,400 with seven Democratic Congressmen elected as New Orleans votes cast.
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Louisville
Teventy
Parker
Bryan
Jefferson County
Roosevelt
New Orleans
Louisiana
Davis
New Orlea
Notice on Simultaneous Marriage and Death Notices
The Washington Post will, upon application, publish marriage and death notices in multiple newspapers the next morning without extra charge. The list includes New York Times, Baltimore Herald, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Record-Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburg Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, St. Louis Republic, Syracuse Post-Standard, St. Paul Pioneer-Press, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Baltimore
Berald
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rocher
ST Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
ST. Pau
Pioneer-Pre
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
LICENSED TO MARRY IN 1904 A LIST OF NAMES
A garbled wedding notice lists Henry A Cumberland Elizabeth Hunt William Jackson Letitia Ball Joseph Jones Lizzie Santt Mar garet Bryan John Tucker Carrie Bussell and others. It also records funeral notices for Campbell Dettrick Hillyer O Brien Paxton Snell Walker and White with service details and dates in November 1904.
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Henry A Cumberland
Elizabeth Hunt
William Jackson
Letitia Ball
Joseph 8. Jones
Lizzie Santt
Uarry
Matthewa
Datyy Davis
John R. Dunkerly
Harwood
Margaret G. Bryan
John A. Tucker
Shamokin
Carrie I Bussell
Battimore
Famund P Page
Edith A Clark
Harold L. Geyer
Mary
Cawood
William Cecil Ellinger
Minnie Ko
Howard A Thomas
Bessie Bo Hoard
Wiliam T. Basford
Maggie Shinner
Arthur J. Monroe
Jaimira Dell
Campbbell
W. D Tennille
Tennille Campbell
Mount Vernon Plies
M. BR
Eelock
Detrick
Reuben LO Detriy
Susah Detrick
Nothwest
Hullyer
IMM
Lamar
Colo
Shayler G. Hillyer
Yea Oybrien
Daniel W. O'Brien
Anna O'Brier
Mee Houston
Virginia Avenue
St. Peter's Church
Otlock
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Paxton
San Diego
Cal
Ernest Paxton
Congressional Cemetery Chapel
Snelel
Oak Lawn
4. C. Dean
Frank Hiram Snell
New Haven
Conn
Fale
Walker
Aingering
Hale and Hearty at 103 Years
Duffy’s increases his digestive powers and strengthens his weakened nerves as he marks 103 years. The report notes improved health and longevity for the individual, highlighting resilience and continued vitality in advanced age.
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Duffy
Jgmann Arnotd
Thaese
Jolla
Arnold Duffy
Arnold
Penns Luna
Dude
Ford
Gruypetsts
Wilches Company
Ube
Shea Penaeus
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Amd
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Dee
Wits
Rus J Park
Residerin
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Edo Alten Brooks
Dauige Parker
Tanner
Barker
Judes
Troseine
William W. Cocks
Wires
Gov. Odell
No. & L Hood Co
Lowell
Tines
Democratic
Woodyard
Dayton
Henry G. Davis
White
Harry C. Woodyard
Allen ©. Murdoch
Stuart W. Walker
Nathaniel B. Scott
Hampshire County
William M. G. Dawson
Kanawha County
McDowell County
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Cleveland
Princeton
Grover Cleveland
Oregon
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Hoogevelt
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Montgomery County
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Washington
Lee Mantle
Seattle
Wash
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Kansas
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Kentucky
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North
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Tenth Street
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Prnes
James K. Probey
Health Office Record
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le Martin
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Rachel de Raneay
Ph Stump
Thurwion Taylor
Queenie Thames
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