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TWENTY-EIGHTH YEAR.
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Taft Is el°cted president by a large
majority. He carries New. York state
•yj*y.- 100 000 to. 150,00(V? Chairman
Hitchcock claimed, last night that
Taft would have325 votes lit the
Sf^lectorlal college Se carries in ad
wjffitlon to NeW York, the solid New
England and eastern states and av
gfc-eat share Of the westand middle
an**.
Chairman Hitchcock ofthe., national
committee,. ~e
The New Yo*k WorM the New
gpfoik Times and other, Democratic
,,w4ad independent newspapers conced­
ed Taft's election early in the even­
ing. Hafst's paper, the America*},
f^%laimed Taft's election at nine o'clock
New York film OMoao Nearly 200,000 MaioHly—He
Carries New York City by 5,00a—Ohio, Indiana, II
linols, Nebraska, Kentucky, Maryland and All Doubf
ful States Fall Into Une—Hagbes Harries His State
by 54,00fl~DeBeen Wins Dot iB flll#eis--6#»eriior
Johnson Beeieeted in Minnesota:
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Telegram of congratulations tfew
nee,sent to Taft early in the evening
|. by Sherman, the vice presidential
nomine^ Governor Hughes and oth
jj er prominent Republicans. Tele­
grams were also sent congratulating
ALABAMA
& Popular vote, 1904—Rooweveltf^Mr
4^72Parker—79,857. 4k
$ Electorial vote, 1904—Parker 11.
ARKAN8A8 .. ..
Popular vote, 1904—Roosevelt 46,
860 Parker, 64,434*
.Electorial vote, 1904, Parkr9.
&1& CALIFORNIA
Popufaf vote, 1904—Roo#^4lt/ 205,
226 Parker, 89,294.
Electorial vote—Roosevelt 10.
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J3 cqNNECTl^0-* *v:
popular vote, 1904—Roosevelt 111,
089 Parker 72,909.
Electorial vote—Roo^eveK 7.
New Htven—^Taft will carry Con­
necticut by over 20,000 oti the' face
of the flrst returns. Tilldy, Repulse
Tlican for governor, will carry the
.state by. over •lO.OOO. based on^Hafe
freturas. 4
New HaveW -Conns*—'Taft'f irfural
lty will exceed 2$,0$0 in'3oimaptJ^ui
Lilly (Rep.) for governor, will have
"over 18,000 majority over Robinson
'(Demo.). Republicans carry their
complete state ticket and probably
ihold th,eir usual majority in the
legislature.- All are Republican con­
gressmen.'
Thirty-one 'towns and wards btft'of
290 in New Haven give Taft 3/518 and
Bryan 1,986.
Hartford—3$ .towns giv^ Xaft 22,486,
©jyan 18,164.
DELAWARE
Popular vote^ 1904—Roosevelt 23,
712 Parker 19,847,
Electorial votH—Roosevelt 3.
FLORIDA
Popular vote, 1904-—Roosevelt .8,
i814 Parker 27^44.
Electorial vote—Parker Ik
Jacksonville, JMa»^Nov» i«r*r The
election in Florida reported its ns
ual Democratic majority of from i.8,-
QEORQIA
popular vote, 1904—-Roosevelt 24,
203 Parker 83^472.
Eiitttorial vote—Parker 13.
Savannah—Bryan has carried Geor­
gia, but returns "thusf£v indi
cate a larger Taft and^ Watafto" vote
than generally1 expested.
SaTannab, Nov. 8.—Bryan hal has
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carried
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but returns thus far
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Hughes is elected in Nerw York,*
his majority being placed at25,0p0,
Bryan and Chanler ran far below cot-'
pectatlons^ in Greater. New oYrkf:
which was expected to furnish 110
000 majority for the Democratic tick­
et. •.
The Republicans have carried the
congressional elections andwill have
a majority, in the next honse^-|sfe
Ctovisnaor Johnson is re-elected in
Minnesota. He carries Ramsey and
Hennepin counties and will proba­
bly have 25,000 majority in the stated
^against a majority Of 72,000 two
years ago.
The national Republican ticket
will carry Minnesota by 80,000.
Speaker Cannon is
plbout
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•by^nu^ority of
mgm
Popular vote, 1904—Roosevelt 134,
687 Parker 100,106.
Electorial v&te -Roosevelt Si
Denver*-Twelve precincts in Den­
ver give Taft i,SS5 Bryan 1,170..
S Denver—Returns are slow and give
SffTaft small plurality both parties are
claiming state.
re«lectedkt
7,000. a£'
Indications point to a victory for
Taft in Kentucky. rnsw?
vote was what wag generally
pected.
IDAHO
Popular vote, 1904—frobsfeveft. 47,
783 Parker 18,486.
Electorial vote-—'Roosevelt
Soii$e coiiqiig'
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Popular ^vote, 1904!-^oo«evelt 632^
645 Parker 327,606.'
Electorial vote Roosevelt ZT%
Chicago—43ft '«Htes', gredmrta
1,260 in
Bryan 54,027.
Chicago—445 out of 1,260 precmcts In
Chicagq give Taft 6^449, Bryari
Chicago—-164 out «f? 1.2S0 precincts
give Deneen .18,644, Stevenson 20,154.
Sixteen districts in Winneba^) Co.,
111., .give -Taft a plurality of 16,145.
Danville, 111.^ gives Taft a majority of
5,000., 60 dlstrkta^ in K-Ch^^^^give
Taft a majority of 3,500.-
ChicagO-r-375 out of 1280 precincts
in Chicago give Taft 51,708 Bryw
41,532 112 out of 1260 preeincts ln
Chicago, give Deneen U,867 :,Steven
son, 14,359.
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Chicago—50 election jprtcihctB out
of 387 in Brooklyn 0ye Taft' 6854,
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BISMARCK. NORTH DAKOTA, WEDNESDAY MORNING.NOVEMfcE ,®S"vv* Z? y~
VflMilAJfe HOWARD TAFT.
Bryan.^6,98% Hisgen 897.
Chicago—410 out of 1260 precincts
In €hJcago give Taft 56,977( Bryan
45.933. 139 out of 1260 precincts in
Chicago give Deeneen 14,050, Stev­
enson 16,316.
Chicago—410 out of 1260 precincts
in Chicago give Taft 66,977 Bryan
45,933. 130 out of 1260' precincts in
Chicago give Denedh' 14,051, Steven­
son, 16i31&
Chicago—225 out of 1,260 prtcincte
in Chicago give Deneen 26,321, Steven­
son 29,137. Presidential—962 out l,^j$
precincts iir Chicago give Taft 8^696,
Bryan 71,004. 'V':
Fifty precincts out'of 2,611 in Illinois
outside of Cook pounty give Tkft 7^9^,
Bryan 4,546. ..t:-- i"
Chicago—655 out of 1,?®0 precinrts in
Chicago give Taft 94,519^. Bry^n ^4,673.
Chicago—City press Assariation says
returns from 225_ precincts indicate that
Stevenson, Democrat candidate for gov­
ernor,' has carried Chicago by a plural
ity of 9»,K». ...... j./iriS'.
illinois—J. G. Cannon is re-electedfi to
congress.
Chitago-r-Retun^ up to date show
the election .of 64 democrats tf congress
and 78 republicans.. Republicans gain
distinct ifi ePnn^lv^ia heretofore head
by dempcrate: rfl'-
Cook county points only cnange—128
out of 1,260 precincts, in Chicago give
Wayman, Republican states attorney,
14,357, |Eerh, Democrat 13,389.
Chicago—With only ^91 preiancts to
hear from out of Chicagos. 1,260 Tait
has 159$55, Bryan 108,58^ SFhis would
seem Vindicate thaV-iC«# |^,|»rry
this city by very close vote of 208,689
which %his cjt^ gave JJ^mlt. foqr
years ago.
'Chicago—In five hundred and eighty^
five prscincts out of 1^60 in Cfaicago
give Taft 83,360, Bryan 66,581.
ehieago.-s-RTS out of 1280 iwaelncts
in Chicago, gives Deneen 72,552 Ste­
venson 79,511. i.
172 out of 2611 precincts in IlUoo|9
pnteide of «doolr County gMm Tttj%
27,010 BryUL i7^5$.
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Chicago.—Wiht returns from one
sixth of the total vote in the city
of Chieago as a basis^ it is estimat­
ed that Taft will carry the city by
.a plurality of 50,000.
Chicago—508 out 1,260 precincts in
Chicago give Wayman ^66,366, Kern 54,
161.
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iSC^^ttt ^bf 26ll^riBeincts in .11^
"nifts ouitslde of Cook county give
Taft 21,185 Bryan 13,069.
100 of 2611 precincts in Illinois out­
side of Cook county give Deneen
13,176 Stevenson 9437.
14 precincts out of 2,611, outaide
Cook county give Deneen 16,888 Stev­
enson 13,840.
Cook county points only Chicago
out of 1,260 precincts Chicago,
Wayman, 41,686 .Kern 25,032.,
219 out :df- 2^1
-precincts in Illinois
outside of took county givev Taft 38,
890 .and Bryan" ^,489.
160 out of 1,611 predncts in Illinois
outside of Cook county give Deneen
19,229, Stevenson. 15,128.
Chicago City Press Association:
"Returns from 400 city predncts indi­
cate Stevenson plurality in Chicago will
not exceed 15,000."
Chicago—435 out of 1,260 precbacts in
Chicago give Ijeneen 53,351, Steven­
son ... ......
1O0 out of 2611 precincts in Illinois
outside «rf—€eok eounty. give Taft
15,000f .Bryan. 9,200.
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INDIANA
Popular vote, 1904-^-Rooe^yeK 63^'
•«9| Parker 274,946.
Eleetorlal wte^-Roo«ev«lt 15.
Indianapolis^-Eaeven precinSS %t
§24 in state of India^ fp^ president
gave, Taft 2,047, Bryan 2,0&!>. Same
prednct%,i}904 Roosevelt fel84, Park­
er' i,m
iiv state ior Bryan
Indlaaapolis—SSV^p precincts otrt of
S^!245 give Watson 1,15?, MaWthaU 1,
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Taft Carries Greater New
York-Hughes Has 76,000
New Tork, N. Ifov. 4, 2 a. m-—
Election
returns
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Relyfnl'aH 2 O'clock
Morning Show Still Grea^.
er Republican Victory-
from, throughout
the United States received up to aa
early hoor this morning show the
following results:
Taft elected president with 298
votes, securing thirteen donUM
states. Practically no change is in­
dicated in the complexion of the
national house of representatives, jt!,
The United States senate will re­
tain the present Republican major­
ity-
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fn New Yorit
state by about 76,000 majority.
Indiana has gone for Taft by from
15,000 to 18,000 plurality.
Bryan apparently has carried Ne­
braska. Republicans still control'She
state.
Ohio returns are delayed owing to
the immense size of the ballot, bat
Taft has carried the state by a ma­
jority ranging fom 50,000 to 75,000.
aft carried New York City by about
Tft carried New York CSty by
about 11,000 plurality, this being the
first tine the city has given its vote
to a Republican vice presidential
candidate since 1896, when McKin
ley had a small plurality.
Taft received a greater plurality
In New Yo*"k- state than did Presi­
dent Roosevelt four yearsago the
indications pointing to 190,000 for
Taft, as against 175,000 for Roose­
velt. Hisgen, the Independence party
candidate for president, gets 28,000
votes in Greater New York.
Indications are for Democratic gov­
ernors in several of the middle west
states that-have given their presi­
dential votes to Taft.
Taft has exceeded the RouwiniH
plurality in New Jersey^ Massachu­
setts as well as in New York.
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Mr. Aft practically carried naiy
so-called doubtful state accept Colo­
rado. Bryan has carried Nevada and
Montana in addition to the solid
south, which includes Missouri. Re­
turns from Cok»rado and Maryland
are too meager to form definite con­
clusions as to thir ultimate align­
ment.
to Hare Won
Iowa-State Gives Taft
50,000
Des Moines, la., Nov. 3.—Retards
from the state outside of Des Moines
Indicate tlrat Taft lias carried liwa by
30,000 to 50,000. The entire Republi­
can state ticket has beeu elected. The
indications are tbat Cummins has de­
feated Lacey tor th4 United States
senatorship.
FOR MARSHAMA
Oakes—5# scattered precincts give,./
MarshaU 2i51, Johj&^B 818. Botti­
neau county gives Marshall 250 ma­
jority. Fargo gives 200 to 200 for
Marshall. :r "1
TAFT AND DAVIDSON WIN.
Jdwaukee, Wla., Nov. 3.—Returns
indtoate this state is safe for Taltfe^
and that Davidson (Republican) for
"governor, is mining about even ir!£h
Taft.
HU6H&S HAS 20,000
New York, N. Y^ Nov. 3.—New Tot*
World returns indfc^teHu^jhea Elected
byjAout
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l^urality. Taft prob
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