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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-04
Taft. 7.7O1; Bryan. s.7ls; Hughes. 7.ars, Nhanier, 1sZ6z. v
Sherman Votea.

Utica. N. T., Nov. 3.--James 6. Ehar@. man, the Republican candidate for viceSE President, accompanied by his threa sons. went to the election booth in the Third District of the Seventh Ward about 10.S0 this morning.
 Mir. Sherman voted ballot s2s He. was behind the curtain of the voting machine about six seconds and was immediately followed by his sons. Sher-- Till, Richard and Tom. The boyr voted about the same time as their father. and Mir. Sherman suggested that ak least four straight Republican votaa had been cast. He laid a handful of cigars on the table occupied by the ofss fieials, nodded pleasantly to some Of the workers about the polls and steppen out to re-enter his automobile. &
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NEW JERSEY.

Newark. N J.. Nov. s-The Republi- cans swept the state of New Jersey today. Taft will have the plurality which will approach and may exceed that of Roosevelt four years ago, when it was upward of s0.000. Seven fthe ton congressman chosen are Republi- cans and the Republicans will control both Houses of the State Legislature.
 Colby has been reelected to the state Senate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-04
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
Bulletins Read Eagerly By Chairman
 Mack.


 Bulletins Read Eagerly By Chairman New York. Nov, 3-Election returns began to come Into Democratic head quarters shortly before 6 o'clock.
 Chairman Mack arriving from Buff falo about that time, in company with State Chairman Corners. In a little room overlooking Broadway and through the windows of which a tre- mendous din came from shouting. horn blowing crowds that surged through were received by telephone and tels- graph.
 In the room with MT. Mack. in ad- dition to Vice Chairman Hudspeth and a number of party leaders were Mrs. Mack and others.
 The first bulletin that came In was from Buffalo, the home of the na- tional chairman. and it showed that Taft was leading Bryan. This was quickly followed by bulletins from Syracuse, Rochester, Elnira, Water. town and Albany, in the order named. all of which gave Taft lead over his opponent.
 Shortly after a dispatch came from Cincinnati, claiming 8 plurality of b. 900 for Bryan in that city. and this was regarded with satisfaction.
 As district after district throughout the state and in Greater New York showed Taft steadily leading Bryan 1t seemed apparent to the leaders that Democracy stood small chance of car rying the Empire State, and news from the West was anxtously awaited.
 As the night wore on the Democratic leaders stood firm. refusing to make concessions, and saying they would await full results before making com ments.
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from James S. sherman. Republican candidate:
 Utica. N. r.. Nov. 2, 1908. Hon. Frank H. Hitch cock, Chairman
 Republican National Committee.
 New York. N. Y.:
 'Please accept my congratulations and thanks for the zeal and wisdom with which you have conducted the campaign. today successfully conciud- ed.
 (sIgned) James s. Sherman.
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco. Calif.. Nov. a--The returns show Taft has carried the State by 10000.
 Democrats will gain two Congress- men in San Francisco.
 Sacramento complete. Taft 4.607: Bryan S.I4b. Taft will carry the coun- ty by 16,0O0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-04
REPUBLICANS PoLLED HEAVY

WYE IN FEN3ACULAs
 Pensacola, Fla, Nov. 3.--(Speciai. l- The election passed on quietly here today. there being no disturbance owing to opposition from Republicans. A heavy vote was polled. Tn the city precincts the vote so far counted, which is only commencement, shows the Republican legislative ticket to be running far ahead of the Democratic nominee. receiving two votes to the Democrats one.- This will be overcome in the country.
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IDAHO.

Boise. Idaho. Nov. 3-while only meagre returns have. been received from over the state. they indicate un- mistakably- that Taft has carried the state by more than 10000 and Brady (Rep.) for Governor and the entire Republican ticket has been elected by a majority of 1000.
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ARKANSAS.

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. a-Bryan has carried Arkansas by reduced majority. according to scattered re- turns, as the result of heavy negro vote throughout the state. All Demo- cratic Congressman were elected.
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r,.rrv V.ouInlnno

New Orleans, La. Nov. 3.-Provosty. s(pem), was elected supreme court judge, and Shelby TaylorA (Dem), was elected railroad commissioner.
 All seven Democratic nominees for Congress elected. The constitutional amendment exempting mortgages from taxation is believed to have passed.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. s.-Bryan car ried Mississippi by a large majority of over 5O.000. All eight Democratic nominees for Congress were elected. The vote for Taft showed a slight in- crease over the Republican vote in the last presidential election.
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NEBRASKA.
sIimht Gains la NebrasICa.

Slight Gains in Nebraska.
 Lincoln, Neb Nov. 3--The first coun- try precincts reporting, Ravenna, Buff falo County. showed gain for Taft of 54 over that for Mckinley eight years ago and a gain for Bryan of IS over his own vote of eight years ago.
 Blue Springs, Gage County, showed q net gain of one vote for Taft.
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NEW YORK.


 New York, Nov. 3.-Governor Hughes won by over 50.000 plurality. the blen- nial battle of high bridge" which was waged again today as the regiment of ballots were marshaled.
 Hughes came down to the city from upstate with an indicated plurality of about 12l,O0O. Chanler's plurality south of High Bridge was approxi- mately 6s.O0O.
 The vote of two years ago was in- creased by about 15O.O00. Chanler sur prtsinE the Democratic leaders by an unexpectedly large vote in the rural districts but lost tremendously in the city of Greater New York. where his followers had expected at least 10o.- 900 plurality.
 IN SHERMAN's HOME TOWN. Democrats Rolled s Splendid Vote Tn
 Utica.
 Utica. N r.. Nov. 3-Utica complete:
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FLORIDA.

Jacksonville. Fla. Nov. s.-The elec- tion in Florida resulted in the usual Democratic majority of from Is,o0o to 10000. Owing to the slow count of the long ballot. however, actual figures cannot be given.
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BRYAN CARRIED BOSTON.

Boston, Nov. s-Returns from 100 of inc 205 voting precincts of Boston give the following result:
 Pregident-Bryan, 19.653; Taft. 1b,s71.
 Governor-Draper, (Rep), 12se7; Va- hey, (Dem.). FLOSS.
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 3.--While Taft has carried Michigan by 8 majority es- timated at about 100000 at II o'clock the election for governor Is in doubt with Hemans, (Deml. leading Warn CT. (Rep.), by 1000 to 10000.
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CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, Conn. Nov. 3-The Re- publicans swept the state of Connecti- cut in today's election.
 Taft carried the state by more than 10000 plurality, and Congressman n George L. Lilley. tfie Republican can Jidate for Governor had about 15,000 plurality over Judge A Heaton Robertson. All the five congressman are Republicans by pluralities equal to those of two years ago. The entire Republican state ticket is elected as usual, while the general assembly is more strongly Republican than for a good many years.
 BY A REDUCED MAJORITY, The Republicans Hawe Won fin Com
 ueetRcut.
 New Haven, Conn.,. Nov. S.-Taft will carry Connecticut by over 10000 on
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nemnerafie Gainm.

Indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 4-Twenty- eight election precincts out of 188 in the City of Indianapolis, Marion Coun- ty. give for Governor. Waston. (Rep.), 5.975;. Marshall. (Dem). 5.S07. Same in 1904 gave Hanley, (Rep.), 6,6s5; Kern. (Dem.), b,147.
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,oomeveIt Carrgea uIu n.,

oyster Bay. Nov 3-The vote In fha fifth election district of the town of oyster Bay. Nassau County. President Roosevelt's District. Is as followss Taft. 23s; Bryan, IA; Hughes. ze0t chanler, TIT.
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Taft Carriesa rrnx

Troy. N. r., Nov. 3-TotaI vota in City of Troy for President and Govern or is: Taft, s,7b2; Bryan, s,b49; Hisa gen. 14s. Governor Hughes e.2Rf Chamber. s,oss; shearn, I7s
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MAINE.

Portland. Maine, Nov. 3.-2o0 cities and towns. including 125 cities for nresident in Maine. out of 520. give: Republican gain O.O1 per cent: Demo- cratic gain 0.03 per cent.
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rn4a rnrrinA mnn.I.

Buffalo. N. r.. Nov. 3-one hundred and five districts out of 109 indicate ' plurality in the city of 4,579 for Tafi and 4,9oS for Chanler.
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Tas. Carrie. New Hampshire.

Taft Carries New kAampsAfFe.
 Concord, N. H. Nov. S.-Forty towns ana wards out of 2s0 in New Hampshire give for President Taft. 4.88S: Bryan. 2,asI; Hlsgen. 27. Same towns and wards in 1904 kave Roosevelt 4.40s: Parker, 2,472.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-04

IT there is anything about your aiiment that you don't understand, or
 if you want any medical advice. write to the doc- tor. and he will answer you fully. There Is no charge for this service. The address is Dr. w. B. Caldwell. 5Ol Cald~
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-04

race of nrst returns. Lilley, Republi-
 can TOT governor will carry the State
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-04
Brynn Gains in Maine.

Portland. Me, Nov. s.-Flfty cities and towns. including nine cities for President In Maine out of 520 give Bry- an 7.153; Taft. 11s0s. The same in 1904 gave Parker 4.sss; Roosevelt. IT, 665.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-04
Republican Won for ConRrea,

New York. Nov. 3.--New York Statd elections: Congress-Twenty-nin Disl trict at D. m., returns indicate elecs tion of M. E. Driscoll. Republican.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo. x. D.. Nov. 3-Returns in five counties over the State give Taft e,3s0
 and Bryan 4.96O. with Burke (Dem. }. leading Johnson. (Rep.) for oGvernor.
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LOUISIANA.

New Orleans. Nov. 3-Bryan swept Louisiana today. the returns indicating a majority of 10000.
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OInnn In Indiana.

Indianapolis. Nov. 3--one hundred precincts out of 3,245 in the State of Indiana for President give Taft 1S,410: Bryan. 12,S64. Tn 1904 gave Roosevelt 13,435: Parker 10,15s
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ChanIer,s New York City PIurnl,tyI.

Chanler's New York City Plurality.
 New York. Nov. 3-Wtth more tharf one-third of the election districts ok Greater New York received. if the ra~ tio holds out. ChanIer's plurality in Greater New York will not exceed 60 .S 00O
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NEVADA.

Reno. New. Nov. s.-Lats indication were that Bryan would carry Nevada by. 6 sub bstantial majority.
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Chnnler Leaxaa TFuwhea.

Buffalo. N. r. Nov. 3.-Erie county
 Buffalo City complete. gives Taft 40. I01; Bryan. 96.ss2. Hughes, 35.sB1; Chanler. 40.913.
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Taft Won in Syracuse.

Syracuse N. Y.. Nov. 3.-Syracus9 complete: Taft, 17,7s4; Bryan, 1i,s7sl Hughes. l7124; Chanler, 1s.045
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-04

Rochester. N. r. Nov. 3.-The vote for president and governor in this city practically complete: Taft. 2t.069; Bryan 17,641; Hughes. 22.71I Chanler. 19.110.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-04

Montana outside point to victory for the Democratic State and Presidential tickets,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-04
JOHNSON IS LEADING.

May Win Again for Governor in Minne-
 aOta.
 St. Paul. Minn.. Nov. Slight pre- cincts in this city give Johnson. (Dem.), for Governor, S99; Jacobson, (Rep. J, $50. Tn 19O6 these precincts gave Johnson, (Dem). s26; Coler. (Repo. 544. The same precincts gave Taft 932 Bryan 647.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-04

Baltimore, Nov, That Baltimore City is Taft's, that the Democrats have elected Gill, Talbott and Covington to Congress and the Republicans Mudd and Kronmiller, was all that could be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-04

NSUNNY JIM" HAS WIRED CON-
 COMPUTATIONS TO HITCHCOCK.
 New York, Nov. 3.-Chairman Hitch cock of the Republican National Com mittee at 8 o'clock tonight received the following congratulatory telegram
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MONTANA.

Helena. Mont. Nov a.-Returns, in
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore. Nov. Slate tonight Chairman Vandiver, claimed the State for Bryan by small plurality. He however conceded the city of Balti- more to Taft by possibly 2.500
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TIDAL WAVE
 OF BALLOTS

tcont,nued from Page one.)
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INDIANA.

indianapolis. Ind, Nov '.-Eariy re.
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WON'T CoNCEDE DEFEAT.

(sIEned) James s. sherman.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-05
INDIANA AND
OHIO ARE
MIXED
TAFT Gets Both States, Buf
Both Elect Democratic
Governors
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 4.--For
the first time since Thomas Hen
bricks was elected governor on the
Democrtic ticket and Grant received
the electoral vote OF the state on
the national ticket, Indiana has Civ
on plurality TO the Republican can
dldate for president and at tho same
time elected a Democratic candidate
for governor.
Whether Thomas II. Marshall
governor-elect, will carry the rest OF
the state ticket with him is a mat
ter of conjecture. According to lat
est estimates Taft received a plu'
rality about 1900 and Marshall
about 5000.
The congressional representation
will probably be seven, Democrats
and six Republicans, The legisla
ture Is doubtful.
Mixed in Ohio
Cincinnati, Nov. 4.-Taft carried
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-05
GOV. JOHNSON
SAVES HIS
BACON
Reelected, But State Sends
Eight Republican and One
Democratic Congressman
Associated Press.

AkbOClateQ 1Iebs.
St. Paul. MINI, Nov. 4,--lncom-
Plele returns indicate Governor
Johuson's reelection by majority
OF 10000 to $1,000.
The cities of st. Paul, Minneapo-
lis and Duluth gave Governor john
son plurality of about 10000 over
mis- Republican opponent, J. F, ia
cobson, while the latter is running
slightly ahead in country districts,
with about one-half of the rural vote
to hear from.
Returns so far received indicate
that Taft's plurality will be between
10000 and 100000.
Eight Republican and one Demo
cratic congressman were elected, J,
r. McCleary, former second assist
ant postmaster general, being defeat
ed By his Democratic opponent, w. S
Hammond in the second district.
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Fort Worth, Nov. 4.-Rcports re-
ceived at Democratic headquarters
and newspapers say $4,000 votes
were cast In Texas. Bryan received
0s,I27. Taft got 2O,7i0. lndica-
lions are that Campbell will receive
between 10000 and 100000 plural
ity. II may run much higher.
Fort Worth, Nov i.-Goyernor
Campbell is keeping even with the
ticket and Simpson made gain OF
$4,000 over Taft in fifteen counties,
Tarrant county gives Bryan and
Campbell pluralities OF over $500,
w. T.. Gillespie Is reelected to
congress In the Twelfth district
Sheppard in the First, stephens In
the Thirteenth, Smith in te Six
teenth, Hardy In the Sixth, Beatty
in the Fifth, Russell In the Third
In South Texas the latest returns
Indicate that Garner Is safely elected,
although by a small majority over
Moore in the congressional race
other South Texas congressional
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New York, Nov. Anew England,
New York, New Jersey and Pennsyl.
,ania rallied 10 Taft with notable
maiorities. NaTyland's returns carly
lodny dwlndled TAft's plurality, as
claimed last night, until Bryan APP
pearcd TO have narrowly carried the
state.
West Virginia also is in doubt. II
Maryland and West Virginia are
Bryan states Taft still has POI clec'
torh votes Of states of which ut the
outset Of the day generally were
placed in the Bryan column.
Colorado AID Montana are still
subject 70 coRnter claims. Ncbras'
ka, however, ~ heavily credited ia
Bryan.
On this basis Of facts the known
table Of electoral votes would be al
follows:
states for. Taft---California 10
Connecticut z, Delaware 3, Idaho 3
Illinois %. Indiana Is, Iowa 10
Kansas 10, Maine O, Massachusetts
10, Michigan -, New Hampshire 4
New York 80, North Dakota 4, Ohio
20. Oregon 4, Pennsylvania 80
Rhode Island 1, South Dakota 4
Utah 3, Vermont 4, Washington 3
Wisconsin I3, Wyoming 3. Tota
2Dt.
states for Bryan--Alabnma II
.iakRnsas =, Colorado b, Florida >
Georgia ~, Kentucky 10, Louisian
o, Mississippi 10, Missouri ia, Mon
taua 3, Nebraska 3, North Carolin
~, Oklahoma Z, South Carolina 9
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DE MOCRATIC tickets
IN TEXAS PULL
THROUGH

Democratic candidates are elected.
Dallas, Nov. 4.--Demo-rauc staff
headquarters claim Texas for Bryan
by 10000 and Campbell and the
state ticket by 10000.
Dallas county figures are not OBJ
tainable but the Democrats claim
that Bryan and Campbell will carry
the county by 5000.
Houston, Nov. 4.-Nlne counties
out of twenty-five in the Fifteenth
district give Garner 2,S94 and Moore
2,06S.
or these only Webb county went
for Moore. Gamers election to con
gress Is conceded.
Beal (Republican) defeated On
ion for state senator by a large vote.
Simpson is not piling up the vote
at the south as expected.
Fort Worth, Nov. Additional
returns received here today indicate
that every Democratic candidate In
North and West Texas is elected by
large majorltles.
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Tennessee IL, Texas 10, Virginia IL.
Total III,
In doubt-MAryland s, West Vir-
ginia z. Total Is,
Among the more significant re,
suits were tie reelection TO con-
gress of Speaker Cannon and Chair.
man Payne OF the house committee
on ways and means, and the prob
able reelection of Governor johnson
(Democrat) In Minnesota, which
state gave Taft 10000.
The vote Of Hisgen OF the indie
pendence party is 'meager and did
not materially affect the result.
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Oklahoma Democratic.

Guthrie, Okla, Nov. 4.-Republi-
can gains have been general, but not
large enough to affect the result OF
the national ticket, congressman or
legislatures. Bryan's plurality is es-
timated at $4,000, a congressional
delegation of four Democrats and
one Republican reelected and the
legislature overwhelmingly Demo-
cratic, which will re-elect United
States Senator Thomas P. Gore.
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TAFT EXPRESSES PLEASURE
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Cincinnati believe elected by business men
OF country we'll Republicans that received
my labor and that the farmers generally $1,000
by me- much grafied" So said TAFT this morning
while sitting in the library OF his brothers home
Fairylew Neb Although was after midnight when
he actually Mr. Bryan up early this morning
50 far as appearances nothing to indicate the dis
appointment which felt result OF the election
He greeted all callers smile and scanned the morning pa
pers for the late making statement he said
want TO get the Ohio Indiana and Kansas
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Illinois Figures.

Chicago, Nov. 4.--Early morning
returns did not materially change
the figures OF last night. Taft car
ried Cook county by 72,4O6 and the
city of Chicago by Sc, 400. His plu-
rality in the state is from 10000
to $4,000.
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BRYAN Takes Nebraska.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 4.-Beginning
with the brilliant victory in his home
precinct Bryan reversed his majority
of 1000 in this city and carried the
county by a handsome plurality and
will win the state by 10000.
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Her K,art Was Iroken.

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and she could find nothing to clear
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. ROOSEVELT TALKS !
OF THE VICTORY I

4 Associated Press. 4
4 Washington, d, c., Nov. { - 4
+ President Roosevelt was inter 4
4 viewed by the Texas News Ser 4
4 vice correspondent today and +
4 declared that the administra- 4
+ ton always aimed never to de- r
4 viate to unwise radlcalism or 4
4 unNisc conservatism and de- 4
4 clared that Taft's election Is a 4
4 triumph over reactionary SON 4
seryatism and improper radi- 4
calism. A month ago Roose- 4
4 welt predicted that TAFT would 4
+ carry the exact states he did 4
4 carry, with the exception Of 4
4 Kentucky, 4
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X
4 Associated Press, 4
r Baltimore, Md. Nov. 4.--Re- X
X turns last night and early this 4
4 morning indicated that Mary 4
4 land had been captured by Re- X
4 publicans. But fuller returns \
r received up to 1890 o'clock 4
K today indicate that the slight r
4 Taft plurality has been wiped \
4 out and that Maryland has gone K
X for Bryan. 4
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Kentucky Democratic
Louisville, KY, Nov. 4-Bennett
(Republican) probably defeats Ke-
hoe (Democrat) in the Ninth dis
trict for congress by GA; and Lang
ley Republican, defeats Davis (Dem
ocrat) in the Tenth by $50. IncOm-
plete returns from the state show
EIy7ans majority in the state will be
between 1000 and 1900.
Nevada Democratic.
Reno, New, Nov. 4.--Reports re-
ceived SO far indicate majority fol-
Bryan in Nevada of 800 to 1,S0C
out Of about $4,000 votes cast.
United States Senator Newlandt
(Democrat) was reelected by pop
ular vote with a majority OF 1900
to 5000.
Congressman Bartlett Democrat
was reelected by majority of 2,
600.
Idaho Republican.
Boise, Idaho, Nov. 4.--Taft's plu
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Colorado Democratic

Denver, Nov. AT noon today
Chairman vivian OF the Republican
state central committee conceded
that Bryan would carry Colorado and
that the next state legislature would
be Democratic.