Maryland results show Roosevelt sweep in state races
Special to the Baltimore Wii reports late returns indicate a likely nationwide Roosevelt support with three Republican and three Democratic congressmen elected in Maryland. Jackson defeated in first district. controversy arises over alleged ballot irregularities.
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Maryland Votes Roosevelt Victory Defies Republicans Tale
Dispatches show Maryland’s counties delivering Roosevelt and Parker wins with majorities near 1500 in several counties. Reports cite Hanna and Vandiver claiming different outcomes while Prince George County reports a 585 Roosevelt majority and Mudd winning in the Fourth District by about 2000 votes.
Health Office Record Deaths and Ages
Fragmentary health office record lists multiple deaths with ages ranging from seven to over eighty years. The legible portions indicate hospital affiliations and some dates, but critical details remain unclear due to the damaged OCR.
Close Up Headquarters Victory Report in New York
At Republican national headquarters Chairman Cortelou received congratulatory telegraphs as Roosevelt carried Missouri and the state legislature. Republican Babeork led in his district after early returns, with officials declaring him ahead by a margin that later held. The piece notes the Republicans have held the House for twelve years and celebrates continued party control.
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Harvey's Son Funeral Directors Adverts
Fragmentary funeral notices list William Lee and Jos Gawler as directors with modest prices and services. The ad mentions location on Market Street and contact numbers, invoking a generic rural funeral business tone with first class services at moderate rates.
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Figures From New Hampshire Roosevelt Plurality Estimated
Election returns from New Hampshire show Roosevelt leading by about 42,615 with remaining towns and wards to count. McKuinane or McKleane for governor holds a 18,700 edge. Republicans win 20 of 24 senators and 285 of 393 representatives, McGuire reelected as congressman by about 188 in Oklahoma, where Hamilton bill support marks a party indorsement for joint jurisdiction over Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
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Parker Strong in Kentucky and Roosevelt Leads Nationwide
Early returns show Parker ahead in Kentucky with a 1400 Dem plurality projected. Louisville and Jefferson County vote Democratic for the first time in twelve years. Arkansas shows a smaller Parker plurality, Louisiana nears 35,000 for the Democratic ticket, and Alabama reports a large national-ticket plurality. Montana's returns favor Roosevelt by about 10,000 as Gor Toole is re-elected. Tennessee and other states indicate Republican legislatures and mixed local outcomes.
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Folk Faces Belligerent Missouri Legislature In 1904 Election
Missouri emerges as the battlefield for Folk in a tight contest where St Louis and Kansas City deliver mixed verdicts. Roosevelt wins Kansas City while Folk leads statewide, leaving Folk with a likely Republican legislature and a hard-edged political start to his four year term. Potential successors include ex Mayor Cyrus Walbridge and national committeeman Richard Kerens, as party factions maneuver for Senate control.
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Fairbanks Comments After Election Victory
Senator Charles W Fairbanks praised the national Republican landslide and Theodore Roosevelt's administration. He noted Indiana patriotism, planned extended stay in Indianapolis, and visits with sons at Yale. He hinted at resignation from the Indiana Senate but gave no timing.
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MASSACHUSETTS VOTE SHOWS ROOSEVELT LEADS RECORD PLURALITY
Returns from Massachusetts show Roosevelt with a 279,000 plus statewide plurality in the presidential vote of 422,826 cast and a Democratic governor winner by 35,710. Bates narrowly defeated in the Republican ticket while the legislature leans Republican. Nevada results remain incomplete with Roosevelt leading in plurality estimates and a contested congressional race.
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Governors Chosen Across States in Fall Elections
A survey of elected governors shows party distribution: Arkansas Davis and Florida Broward Democratic, many states selecting Republican leaders such as Deneen in Illinois and Gooding in Idaho, with notable Democratic wins in Minnesota Folk and Wisconsin LaFollette. Re-elections and cross-party succeed2 governors noted.
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F. K. Gooding
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John A. Johnson
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K. Toole
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New Hampshire
John McLane
New Jersey
Edwin C Stokes
New York
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Robert B. Glenn
E. ¥. Sarles
Texas
W. T. Lanham
Utah
John C. Ciftler
Vermont
Charles J. Bell
Washington
B. B. Brooks
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Bryan Explains Route Mistakes Of Reorganizers
William J Bryan issued a statement analyzing Tuesday's election results from Lincoln Nebraska. He argues the Democratic defeat came from reorganizers and calls for radical reform, urging clear opposition to trusts and a decisive fight for the plain people. He signals aiding Parker and Davis and plans to mobilize for 1908 campaigning.
Chicago Victory in Charter Fight and 1908 Campaign Plans
Long paragraph discusses party strategy for a national campaign, focusing on opposition to imperialism, tariff reform, income tax, and bimetallism. Calls for aggressive trust attack, public disclosure of contributions, wage-earner protections, labor reforms, and popular election of senators. Mentions President Roosevelt, Judge Parker, and Chicago charter victory with 70,000 vote margin.
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Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promises Health Proofs
A promotional notice extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney and bladder healer. It claims back pain signals kidney trouble and cites testimonials, offers a free sample and information book, and urges readers to order by mail or buy at drug stores.
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Prohibitionists See Strong Showing in Election
Prohibitionists report solid results in yesterday’s elections with Oliver W Stewart claiming Dr Swallow polled at least 900000 votes and likely more. Four Illinois candidates won seats, with another possible in an incomplete district. Indiana Ohio Illinois show strongest gains and expected rises in Kansas Iowa Pennsylvania and other states. Ocean steamer movements note arrivals and sailings from Liverpool and Bremen including majors to New York.
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