The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-11-11
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MKLNLEY'S

New York. Nov. S.-8:45 p. M
The latest figures from New York
state and city indicate Roosevelt's
plurality above the BBronx at 1885,
900 and Parker's below the Bronx at
$4,000, giving the state to Roosevelt
by 2 $4,000. The returns from above
the Bronx show Roosvelt's vote to be
1900 heavier than Mckinley and
Parker's 1000 smaller than Bryan's.
For governor Higgins apparently
has about $4,000. The legislature is
undoubtedly overwhelmingly republic
an.
VIM. Barnes, Jr., chairman OF the
legislative committee Of the republi-
can state committee, shortly after 7
o'clock claimed New York state for
Roosevelt and said the plurality
would reach 200, 600. For Higgins he
claimed the state by $4,000.
AT 1880 p. m. August Belmont, at
the democratic national headquarters
conceded the election of Roosevelt by
an overwhelming majority.
Five. hundred and thirty-fve dis
tricts in New York city give Roose-
welt 92,S19; Parker. 104,527.
At 8 p. m. Chairman Cortelyou
said: "At his hour, the indications
are that the country has given an
overwhelming vote of confidence in
the president and his administration"
1t was conceded at democratic Ia
tional headquarters that oRosevelt
had carried every doubtful state in
the country.
BULLETINS FROM NEW YORK.
Thirty-seven election districts out
of 3,024 election districts in the state.
outside of New York city, give Roose-
Volt q S02. parxar & Ell
In 1900 the same gave Mckinley
1890; Bryan 6,611.
Two hundred seventy-nine districts
out Of 1904 election districts in New
York, outside the city, give Roose-
Welt S2,647; Parker, $3.50. The same
districts gave Mckinley Z 5000; Bryan
$3.50.
The Brooklyn Eagle, which has
been supporting the democratic cam
didate, that Roosevelt has
carried New York state.
Three hundred and one election
districts out of 3,024 in the state out
side of New York city give Roosevelt
S7,376; Parker, 58,40O.
In 1900 Mckinley got S0,172; Bry-
an, $500.
The Journal in an extra at $50
conceded that Roosevelt had carried
the nation.
At 6:3S p. m. the New York Even
ing World conceded the election of
Roosevelt
In 666 districts out of 1924 in New
| York state outside of the city, Roose-
welt, 1O1, 942: Parker. 66,64S. The
same in 1900 "a Mckinley 1852;
Bryan, 1886.
The Evening World at 7 o'clock
conceded the election Of Higgins as
| as governor of New York a
Reports from Ulster county, Esop-
us township, in the third district.
Parker's home district, show Roose-
welt 173, Parker 159.
The Brooklyn Eagle, a democratic
newspaper, am need at 1908 p. m.
that Roosevelt had been elected pres
ident, and that Higgins also had
been elected governor of New York:
In 46S election districts out of
1924 in the state outside of New
York city, Higgins got 114,371 and
Herrick S9.042. In 1900 Odell got
94,379: Coler 1858.
In 100 districts out of $40 in Brook
Ign, Roosevelt got $1,000; Parker,
BOAST.
In 275 out of $50 in the city Of New
York Roosevelt got 47,1O5; Parker,
51,21S.
At 7:15 the returns from the state
and city indicate that Roosevelt has
carried the state by a plurality larg-
er han Mckinley -four years ago,
which was 143,60O. The surprise of
the tardy returns was the heavy
Roosevelt vote in Kings county
,Brooklyn), $50 out of $40 election
districts, indicating hat Roosevelt
had carried the county. From up
apparent that Rooseve1t's plurality
above the Bronx would be about $50
900 or 290 600.