The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-11
NEW YORK
WILSON RUNS STRONG

''SSSN hONo . HoNS.
 NEW YORK. Nov ;. At an early hour tonight il was eeneral.E conceded that Governor Wilson had carried this state. the plurality be ing variOusly estimated at from loo. ou0 to 250.o0O votes In this city Roosevelt will take second place. and Taft third.
 Telegrams received at the Demo cratic headquarters early this after noon predicted landslides for Will son in every part of the country.
 The Evening Mail this afternoon conceded the state of New York 10 Roosevelt
 LOST ONE VOTE.
 OYSTER BAY, Nov ,. Theo. dore Roosevelt was so busy hustling for the votes of others in this cam paign that he utterly forgot his own vote today
 DIXON coNcEoEs EAST.
 Senator Dixon has admitted the probable defeat of Roosevelt in prac- tically all of the Eastern states. which he comedies to Wilson
 PALMER MAKES ESTIMATE.
 George C. Palmer. chairman of he Democratic state central commit tee. claims that Wilson will carry the state with a plurality of 25O,0OO.
 LOOKS LIKE SULZER.
 At late hour tonight Congress man SulZer. Democratic candidate for governor. had a lead of many thousand over Oscar Strauss the Progressive candidate. and his cleo ton was conceded. Job Hedges. the Republican candidate. was hardly in sight
 BROOKLYN IN LINE. BROOKLYN, Nov. .. At an early hour tonight it was evident that this city would give Wilson a substantial plurality. The first 5O precincts reported gave him a ma, jorty of the votes counted, and a lead of nearly 4.O0O over Roosevelt.
 SULzER HAS CINCH.
 NEW YORK, Nov ,. The As sociated Press is authority for the prediction that Congressman Sulzer will be the next governor of New York. With only 51 more precincts to count, Sulzer has plurality of almost 100000 Strauss is second.
 NEW YORK, Nov 6. - The latest figures received on the election show that the state senate will be com posed of 33 Democrats and IS Re publcans and four Progressives
 The Republicans and Progressves have conceded the election of Con- aressman Sulzer as governor by a plurality of 10000.
 IS REAL MAD.
 OYSTER BAY. Nov. 6 - Colonel Roosevelt has refused to be inter- viewed by any of the scores of new spaper men who called upon him today The most they could get from the defeated Bull Moose leader was the statement that he might have something to say for publication tomorrow.
 The colonel and Governor John son were in conference for a con siderable time today. and at the con clusion of the talk the Californian took the train for the Pacific coast,
 NAME WANAMAKER.
 NEW YORK. Nov. !. - It is un- derstood today that it practically has been decided to offer John Wanamaker the place on the Re publican ticket which was made Va, cant by the death of Vice-President sherman.
 GREAT ELECTORAL VOTE.
 NEW YORK. Nov. &. - An official statement issued from the Demo xg.ia'ss headquarters tonight claims tsin tn !. G.sS o7eS sinse 1D' W,,sep Sesterday' A fprther g of two is expected from idaho. Which at present ap- pears to be divided between the Democratic and Republican candi- dates.
 LAWFULLY PEEVlSH.
 NEW YORK. Nov 8. - The news paper men of this city are greatly perplexed over the sudden change which has come over Colonel Roose- welt since the election. For the first time since he entered public life, he has refused to talk for publica- ton. and although practically every reporter ill New York has approach ed him since his arrival here this morning. none has succeeded in se- curing the desired interview The great advertiser simply will not talk. and on two occasions this af- ternoon he almost lost his temper because of the persistence of news