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' gives it it's millions of sales annually
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day 3 election for the first time since
the Civil War. Governor Wilson's pin.
rality was 2. 494 votes.
ADD ILLINOIS- 7311x9771
CHICAGO—400mplcte returns, City.
of Chicago vote for president: Roose-
velt. 154,174: Wilson. 127,697; Taft,
72,005.- Dehs 54,677; Chaiin 2.895.
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OHIO. i
CINCINNATI~Ai1 of Ohio 9 21 else
votes, all of the important state
officers and all but two or three of
Representatives in Congress went lNDiANAPOLlS-—23 election pre
the Democratic column I“ WSW" cinots out of 3.172 in Indians for gov- .
da‘ 3 election . ' ernor give; Dubin, 11.1645: Rslston, D,
status from 2,300 precincts gave 3443 Beheridge"Prog 2241‘ Same in
Wilson 176622'1‘3“ 137 820 R0059'1008 gave Watson, 1R, 4,435, Marshall,
5,200.14 tabulation of a little D 4461
less than half of the state indicates
Governor Wilson carried the. Team: HAUTE,Ind.—~Eugene Debs,
by 1001000- President Taft 03!" Socialist, nominee for prement did
1‘13. his home city, by a Safe ma- vote today. Owing to his extensive
President Taft probahii de- campaign tour he was unable to he at
. SCOI- ROOBei’eit by flbOilt 50 000 home during the registration pe1iod
Nil: 1118 mnsworth was reelected He spent the day quietly at home re
small majority. ,
Me‘y’Democrats will control
INDIANA.
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both venth birthday aniversary.
' by from 45, 000 to 50,000. 00 he said.
calving congratulations on his flity- se ‘
MASS "cnusn'r'rs
‘ -
SETTG BY 00,000.
Democratic state Committee early W- '
f‘GOVernor Foss 'will be reelected
BOSTONrwlndications with hall 0!!
the state tabulated were that MRS”:
Charlotte had favored today a Demo
cratic candidate for president for the
first time in the history of the Coul-
nibnwesith. Gov; Foss was apparent.
ly reelected by an increased plural-
ity and incomplete returns from the
ill Congressional districts showed the
Democrats to have made slight gains.
Returns from 517 out of 1.102 voting
precincts in the state gave for presi-
dent: Roosevelt 53,644; Taft 59,803:
Wilson 77, 661. ‘
BOSTON": Nov. 6.——'I‘he magnitlde 1-
oi’. the Democratic victory in Massachu-
crs of the national and state tickets be-
came more apparent today with addi-
tional and revised returns. These re-
turns rtom 1,073 out of 1,102 election;
precincts gave:
President-Wilson 105, 204; Taft 140;;
943; Roosevelt 134,731.
Governor,~Foss 186. 213;
138,592; ‘Blrd 119.099.
Massachusetts delegaticm to the low-
er branch of Congress will stand 9 Re-
publicans and 7 Democrats.
The Republicans will have n sumcl-
out working majority on a ballot o! the
next legidlaturc 12to choose Senator W
Murray Cranc'rs successor.
"—‘paum
VERMONT.
“
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION—Re-
turns for president in 40 towns in
Vermont out or 246 give: Roosevelt,
3039; 7117327111; Wilson 1616. .
Same places in September gavewi
Metzger, Prog., 2472; Fletcher, R.
3067; Howe; 1)., 2156.
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MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL. Minn, NOV. 6.—-lncom-
plete returns at 8 o'clock gave Wilson
30,422; Roosevelt 34 710; Tait 27, 512.
The entire state Republican {tale
Walker
s in the state legislature “-7-“-
T many friends today, the presl- INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Nov., 6.—--
do ' declaied that no mattci what With less than half of the precincts or
1 I e result he intend-ed to iemaln 11 Re. the state reported early today, glving'
l ulbican and to keep up the fight for ”1‘3 Democratic “3‘10“!” ”Chet a plural-
- 7’. principles he believed ale “pits of nearly 75 000. it appeared that
5‘70ch the load 11011111 near the 100 .000 mark
The mpgn that he might (onsent to by the time the vote is counted fioni
become the neminee of his iliu‘Il' four the missing districts. lions-even with
years from now in case of present nearly 100. 000 voice. is leading Taft by
' téa't was put aside by his friends as nearly 10000.
too far ahead for 591‘“... considem- 3111111111 Iii Rslston. the Democratic
.‘ flop 1 nominee loi governor, has been elected
' My. Taft has mnnv limos declared curly llguies iodav show: him in the!
his intention of ietuinlng to Cincin-
‘ nail and resuming the practice of law
sivc bi' almost 60 000 votes, with Win-
thiiiL
‘ tonight not in lime been altered.
The indinna General Assembly will
CI‘NCINNATiv—Flfty precincts out
lead of Albert J.B12.\eri go, Progrcs-I
If defeated and that intention was said ’3‘ id T' Durbin, Republican, running!
ticket has been elected.
\
Congress: Minnesota. Seventh dis-
trict,A1idi'cw .l. Volstcad, 11., re-olect- 2
ed.
‘ Congress: \linnosotn, Ninth district ‘
Hall or Slocum-son. 11.. re elected
ST. PAUL—At 8 1112101111, one'honr
before (losing the2 polls in Minnesota,
Fred B. Lynch of the National Dem.
(‘onnnilweinnn from Minnesota. claim
led the state for Woodrow Wilson by ‘
25. 000-
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NORTH CAROLINA.
i CHARLOTTE—North Carolina gave
is 11111411111) 01‘ more than 1’10. 000 to \Vil-
WILSON CARRIED. MA38AGHU-
EOSTONwhairman inlay of the, .'
night claimed Massachusetts tor Wil~ '
. . ' .39” by 60.000 votes. 2
setts election yesterday for the load. '
‘23
All winter long-«on
, Ornamental. . Inexpensive.
moved from place to place.
e“it says the meagre returns from the
stale indicate Will be largely Increas-
led by the vote in the counties. Roose Democratic Congressional delegation
-velt was running a seed: second:
Congress~ '
First: .1. 11.00.211.316“, 1).. elected
Second: .1. E. C Talbot. D. elected.
Third: George Konig., 1)., elected.
FOlIl'tIl,‘- J. C. Lnthic‘um. 1)., elect-
m' I .
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NEBRASKA.
LiNGOLN,Nsb..——1Norman precinct
(Bryan‘s voting precinct) gives Wilson
77; Roscvelt 47: Tait 26. Some in
1908 Bryan 111; Taft 52.
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NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK. N. J.—-'l‘llroc voting dis-
tricts in Trenton, the first heard from
in New Jersey give Wilson 241; Taft
198; Rosevclt 133.
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TEXAS. ,
DALLAS, Tox.——ileturns from 108
precincts out of 4.800 in Texas give:
Wilson 7.270; lioscvclt 438; Tait 592;
Debs 479.
DALLAS, Tcx.——Roiurns indicate
that Wilson has carried Texas by 170.-
. windy, blustering days~the Perfection Smoke-
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" It saves them many It cold and sickness for it easily
warms the meme not reached by the ordinary heat.
The Perfection Heater is made with nickel trim-..
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A1 Dull-n 50-min“
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7‘ threeiourtiis oi .
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was practically no opposition to Demo-
cratic nominees for state offices. The,
was reelected.
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LOUISIANA.
All Democratic Congressicnsl nom-
incles elected.
NEW ORLEANS-Lohislana returns
son will exceed the Democratic ma
jority cast for Bryan in 1908. Boone
volt has run ahead of Taft.
MAINE.
PORTLAND-Siiccess oi‘ the Demo-
cratic electoral ticket in Maine which
will give Wilson and Marshall 513
votes in the electoral college was in-
(limited by returns at 10 p.711. from;
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New York» New
Haven-8. Hart-
ford .
RAILROAD
.' votes, a plurality. of 4.481 over (7111 '
Reoscvclt and 101.863 over President
1 Taft.
. yesterday’s election indicate that Wile.
early today indicate the vote {Or Wil— .
hour Governor
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LITTLE RQCKwWilson carried Ar-
kisses by about sixty thousand ma-
jority. Returns 110w indicate Rococ-
veit will run second. All Democratic
congressional nominees elected by us—
ual majority.
All Democratic nominees elected.
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MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSONm—Lstest
lilililillilfl.
NEW HAVEN,—-—The State of Con~
nectlcut wont Democratic in almost 1
every direction in ioklay” s election
Judging by imcompiete retu‘s at 11
p. in. Not only had Governor"Wilson
carried the state for president of a
margin which may not rise greatly ov-
er five thousand, but Governor Baldwin
has been rcvciericd to all indications
by a plurality that exceeds that of Mrs
Wilson
The straight voting which seemed to
have prevailed among the Democrats
1 makes it likely that some of the can-
didates for state ofllces on that ticks“:
have been swept into olilce. The Dem-
ocrats appear to have captured the en:
returns ’from
son's majority.il1 Mississippi will be
about 100. 000. An entire Democratic
Congressional delegation. has been re-
turned.
Congress: All Democratic Congres-
sional nominees elected.
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ALABAMA.
Congress: All Democratic Congress-
men elected.
tire Democratic delegation, authough
MI§SOURL in the Second and Fourth district the
Congress—Speaker Clark reelected. fights Were very close.
1 . As the returns came. in many of them /
KANSAS, much delayed by diflicuitics in count-
ing the ballots, it was seen that these
seats were in doubt.
Senator Donovan, however, had
the better oi? the voting in the Fourth
district aided by the loss to the Pro-
gressive candidate. 'For a long time
in the Second district the outcbnio
was in doubt, and even now the sit-
uation may not be cleared up for
.hours. ,
The delay in counting has made it
impossible at this hour to forecast
the makeup of théi next legislature.
:11 looks like a Democratic senate and
a close ”condition in the house.
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'ropEKA—«The first five or the 2,300
Kansas precincts to report give ROOSef
velt 164; Wilson 102; Taft, 102.
FATAL FALL DOWN STAIRS.
MANCHESTER, Nov. lit—Mrs. Mary-
McCuilom. aged 81, fell down stairs
at her home here yesterday and broke
her neck, dying practically instantly.
She fell so heavily that the bottom
tread on the stairway was broken She
leaves a. son. 2
DANBUR'Y WOMAN KILLED BY
' AUTOMOBILE.
DANBURY, ‘Nov. 0.—~Mary Assy, 'six-
'ty-five, was struck and killed by an 1111-.
toinobilc owned and driven by. C. Amos
Merritt. of this city. while crossing
Beaver street. this noon. The women
was employed in a for factory and was
on her way home to lunch She ran
front the sidewalk directly in front of
the auto
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For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28, East River. New York (incl;
at" Dover street). every day (on ‘
.cept Sunday) at 3 p. 111. Freight
received at Norwalk up to 4 p.
m. and South Norwsln up to 6:30
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Norwalk Steamboat «Company
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btnds wi 11 the foot Arming .1. Smith.
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Lesson.
1000. The vote for 'l‘aft and Roosevelt
its nearly eVillI) divided The Socialls
[tic vote will reach 10000 an increase
lot 1'10 por cent. over 1908.
They Need No Breaking in.
TIME TABLE
In Efloot September 29.
Is: 111 and \lorshaii. Locke Craig. Dom. .,
was electcd goierner by a majority of
lupproximatcly 50. 000 over his 1191qu
Ilican and Progressive opponents All
he Democratic.
of the 5,211 in Ohio gave'Tai’t 3,001:
Wilson. 3,251, Roosevelt 1,351..
MW.
NORTH DAKOTA.
L...“
City National Bank
131m - METAL,
NEW YORK.
' ROME, .1N. Y.,—~'l‘hc City 01 Ram
complete gives for prCSliit‘lll: Wilson
. 1530; 711111322; Roosevelt 1188 Same
districts in 1908 gale Bryan 1980.171“
GRAND FORKS, N. D. Nov. 6,-—
d Willi a few precincts to 111 or from Wil-
son’e'votc in North Dakota is 39.920; 1
11031111121127.1114; Taft 25,752. I
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PENNSYLVANIA.
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ICA. N. Y.—-4Utl1'a complete re
1701' predident: Wilson 5380; 'i‘al’t
“Roosevelt 3205.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.~Returns'
from more than half of the state show
that Pennslyvanin will cast her 38 111-,
ectortii votes for Theodore Roosevelt.
His plurality over Woodrow Wilson is
21.000 and the missing districts will no
doubt increase his lead‘ovcr his Demo-
cratic opponent. President 'l‘ni't carried
Philadelphia by about 11.00 over Roe
sevclt but he ran far behind in the
state. Roosevelt’s plurality over Wil-
son in Philadelphia was 15,000.
The Republicans elected their four
Congressmen-shiatsu in the state.
They are John M. Morin. ‘12". E. Lewis,
- 11.11. Walters and A. it. Rupley.
Two Democrats were elected to Con-
gress from Phiitdolphia districts and
incomplete returns indicate tlut one or
(We flonmessionsi districts in the state
now represented by Republicans have
also hoantcapiurod by the Democrats.
The Republican slate candidates More
also elected. according to the incont-
plete returns. They. are Robert K.
Young, for state treasurer, and A. W.
Powell. for auditor-general.
Ma-~mm
IDAHO.
6016!, issue, Nov. lip-Returns at 3
d'ciocic this morning show that Brash
dent has carried thc'stato by 8,000 The
election of two Republican *Usitcd first»
so Senators also is satisfied, ‘
VENING MAIL GIVES STATE
TO WILSON.
W YORK-Jrlie Evening Mail,
" not the Roosevelt organs in this
at 0: 50 p m. conceded the state
llson and claimed second place
'osevelt.
aw Turk.
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MIN. Y.,--Correctc1l figures
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11'202' over 2W00drow Wil-
liote standing: Roosevelt
lion 2113; 7111.118.
lonei‘s own election district
revolt 23-1; Wilson, 80;
1011,07 the Pros; Party,
re ten 0 clout: 111111on 1111-
‘ 17111111131111. Pennsyivsnis '1.
1 Des Molnes.
Deniocratic Congressmen were elected.
IOWA.
DES MOINESeThe two first p111»-
cinvls In lows torcport, located 1111
gave Taft 90; Wilson:
123: Roosevelt 100.
Congress: Second district: 1. 8. Pen-
per, i). reelected.
WASHINGTON.
MUNBEY'S PAPER GWE8 11' To
WILSON.
WASHINGTON—who Washington
Times. Frank A. Munsey's Washing-
ton paper concedes Wgodrow Wilson' 9
election by s trombone sweep.
1
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42:,
KENTUCKY
Louiswuitw—oim 11111.1 and
seven precincts out otthe 225 In ii‘ii'lh
Congressional district give: Rooscvoit
10.5150; Wilson 10, 400; Taft 11.921
Fifth District Ewam Bhorloy.
Democrat reelected.
LOUISVILLawAccordinx to figures
compiled by the Courier Journal, Dome
«erotic, 24 of the 120 oount’los’in' Kon-
tucky gave Wilson 30.082; Tait 18,010;
Roosevelt 13,089.
72'!
MARYLAND I
aw
WILSON OARRIB. MARYLAND.
“1.1710011:me News (Procras-
hive) concedes Maryland- to Wilson
by a plurality of about 14.000. which
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VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND—«Governor
i1irtl1pince.81sunton, Va.
632. Tart 287. Roosevelt 65.
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.
Wilson‘s
gave him
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ILLINOIS.
DANVILLE, lil.-Meagre returns in«
dicate the defeat 01 former Speaker
Cannon by Frank . O'Hnlr of Paris by
1200 plurality in thdiiith district.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
“on“...
COLUMBIAwIndIcu'tIons are that
Woodrow Wilson has carried scam
Camilla; by a majority over both his
opponents of more than 00,000. Re
turns indicate all liomcrstic state and
county unicorn and (lonmcssionul cari-
didntcs havo been elected.
OOLUMBM. 8. (3., Nov. B.-~Wileou‘s
majority in this state is estimated at
between 60,000 and 00,000, while thsrr
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