Page 2 ROOSEVELT FAIRBANKS Chosen By the People to Conduct Alfairs of State, A REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE Carried All Doubtful States In the Country, EMPIRE STATE IN THE LEAD New York Gives a Plurality of 185,000 For Roosevelt and Falrbanks—Con- necticut, New Jersey, Indiana and West Virginia Also En- Delaware, dorse the President's Administration. Parker Ran Behind Bryan's Vote of Four Years Ago. New York, Nov. 9.—If Maryland has gone Republican, as unofficial returns Indicate, the Republican vote in the electoral college will be the unprece- dented one of 325 for Roosevelt and Falrbanks, to 151 for Parker and Da- vis. Not only far in excess of Mr. McKinley’ 292 in 1900, but Jud four less than is this 8 voles, a dR PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. that given ) ryan four years It is practically certain that publ jonal ever ts in the Union « of the so-called solid south, It may take official count lecide Maryland. Repubi! fcan majority in the tives will ago. Rew carried the the The next be not to « aj enta Ne Vir nors of West Bn ht he ba ed er SE ed ed ed MY ee “ A Mlissous Nec AR tional ma President Roosevelt's only exciting aspect night otherwise was impossible for even the pouncement that he would eandidate for reelection, attain that degree usually ma ks the the night cane an announcement from Melvin G. Pallister, manager of the campaign for Thomas E. Watson, the candidate of the People's Party, that as a result of the overwhelming Demo eratic defeat steps would be taken to form a new part: To this end, accord ing to the announcement given out, Mr. Bryan, Mr. Watson and Wiliam Randolph Hearst would hold a con- ference in New York In about a week's time. lon 239 to the him formal an one-sided sary to elect atic climax rities a dram soenaa came an election that it victors to not be na lending the of enthusiasm that Late In given to A] occasion Bo convincing was the story of the bulletins that at 7.30 August Belmont at Democratic headquarters conceded Roosevelt's election by an overwhelm- majority, and half hour later Democratic managers had managed the campalgn freely admitted that the Republicans had carried every doubtful There was no disposition to hope against As state after state sent in {ts Republican majority and the wires told the tale of the ballots, bringing even from those commonwealth’'s upon which they had based their figures of Demo- cratic success, reports of unprece- dented Republican majorities, they frankly conceded their defeat and of- fered no explanation. Soon after Mr. Belmont's admission Judge Parker acknowledged the situation by tele graphing President Roosevelt his con gratulations. It is not only a year of phenomenal votes, but of phenomenal majorities as well. Beginning with the state of New York, which gives a Republican plu- rality of approximately 185,000, the tale runs practically throughout the country, Kentucky alone showing Democratic gains. Indiana is credited with at least 40,000 Republican plu- rality, Iowa 125,000, and Pennsylvania heads the list as the banner Republi can with the magnificent plu- rality of 383,105. Even in the south- ern the vote has been light, Georgia's Democratic majority being only 30,000 and 40,000, Texas will ed Ne- vada, which was carried Bryan four £0,000, the "nr an the who gtate hope, state, states between probably | XO 100,000 Mr ican by hy year indicat Idaho am in vot was trict holds traditionally or tic, he r than own managers iad beet time i that an much had been campaign closer ex De he would come down h jronx 140 000 but show 8 this forecast with better than the lurality, figures pproximately ipporters iid have to 159 toosevelt, but in this disappointed by more than votes overwhelming was that the result positively early in the counties to re the Parker Bryan's in from more than they were 100.000 the So Republican was known evening. The earliest port made it clear that vote everywhere fell be Yole low ally all the state New York was from Greater 100,000 CHARLES WARREX FAIRBANKS, Brood thou velt re tricte give total There proportions of (Rep) for governor ahead of the Odell ties and winning port Roose vy fell 1 WAR A vols surprise in the the vote for Higgins he running far vote In the coun by about 85,000. His plurality above the Bronx was prob ably 160,000, while Herrick's In Greater New York aggregated about 75.000 Herrick did not carry Albans, his home county, nor did Parker carry Ulster, 4n which he lives great MARYLAND REPUBLICAN Baltimore Sun Concedes the State to Roosevelt by 100. Baltimore, Nov. 9.--The Sun, which supported the Democratic presidential nominees, concedes that Roosevelt car ried the state by about 1000. In Balti. more city, with one precinct missing, Parker has 474 plurality. In the six congressional districts of the state three Republicans and two Democrats have been elected, with the remaining district In doubt. This dis. trict Is now represented by W. H. Jackson, a Republican, and the proba bilities point to his re-election. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, E L LE FONTE, MINNESOTA REPUBLICAN : Gives Roosevelt 73,000 Plurality, But Elects Democratic Governor, St. Paul, Minn, Nov. 9 President Roosevelt received a record breaking plurality in Minnesota of 73,000, Par- ker's vote was much smaller than that received by Bryan four years ago, and Roosevelt was especially strong in counties which of old were Populist strongholds. Despite the tremendous plurality for Roosevelt, the Democrats apparently have elected thelr candidate for gov- «ernor, John A Johnson. At Demo- cratic headquarters Johnson's election was claimed by a plurality of from 20,000 to 22,000. Chairman James A. Martin, of the executive committee of the Republican state central commit- tee, claimed the election of Robert C. Dunn, the Republacn candidate, but admitted that the result would be close. The Republicans elected the bal- ance of their state ticket. The Repub- licans will have a majority on joint ballot in the legislature, ensuring the election of a Republican successor to United States Senator Moses E. Clapp. RESULT IN MASSACHUSETTS Gives Roosevelt 82,000 Plurality and Elects Democratic Governor. Boston, Mass., Nov, 8.—Although the Republicans carried Massachusetts for President Roosevelt by 82,000 plurality, yrehip for the first William L. Douglass, Governor John about 25,000 “hey lust the governe time since 1592, of rockton, L.. Bates rality by RESULT IN DELAWARE Win On National and State Tickets, Repub! icans abx jority Susse at least $1500, In New Castle crats probably biymen and the with one the holdover povon county the Demo assem. geven, elected seven Republicans Ar Indiana's Big Plurality, 8, Nov. § indiana he Republicans The legisiat has by ire All Are t ajo it na also the Ww repre Miers and They are Democratic Gains In Kentucky, O Ww On oe re 4 ia in roe nor! he yortiedq ’ vote ind te n in the for Parkes to 14.000 The cratic and Republican but little majority of from 12.000 of the Demos managers show from this result, ky In 1900 gave Bryan 8080 plu- from 683 precincts 16,026 for Parker. tate figures riance Kentu rality The returns show a plurality of Republican Landslide In Michigan. Detroit, Nov, 9. Michigan was the scene of a veritable Republican land- slide. Roosevelt and Fairbanks have carried the state by a plurality of 142000, Fred M. Warner and the Republican state ticket are elected; at least 11 of the 12 congressmen from Michigan are Republican, and the leg- Islature Is overwhelmingly Republican, Insuring the re-election of United Btates Senator J, C. Burrows, The Vote In Mississippl. Jackson, Miss, Nov, § Returns coming in show that between 60,000 and 75,000 votes were cast, and the ove position to the Democratic party will poll between 10,000 and 11000. The Democratic majority for Parker and Davis will be In the neighborhood of 60,000. Missiasippl returns clgh® Dem | ocratic congressmen, the Republicans | making no opposition, PA., NOVEMBER 10, 1904, A Puzzled Bride. welve men, each with hat in one ha the other of the Auden Pa., last Friday and puzzled and a handerchief in smiling on the platform ried station at Freeport evening as a pretty young woman alighted. 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