davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Roosevelt Believed to Have
Carried the State.
TAFT LEADS IN DETROIT

DETROIT. November 5.-Scattcring
and incomplete returns from through
out the state Indicate that Roosevelt
is leading in Michigan by good
plurality. Musselman. republican, and
Ferris, democrat. candidates for gov
ernor. are running close The completn
returns will be late ON account of tho
complicated ballot
In Grand Rapids Roosevelt polled as
many votes as Taft and Wilson COM
bned
Marquette's complete returns follow:
Wilson, %. Roosevelt. ia Taft s5I
Incomplete returns from Is precincts out
of Ia give Taft 3.001: Wilson, 23aS:
Roosevelt, 1.521. Partial returns from 10
precincts for governor show Musselman
rep). 1,4I1: Ferris (dem), I.aoc. Wat
kins (prog) 567.
Marx trep) is leading for mayor.
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VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK, Va, November 5.-Elever
out of sixteen precincts In Norfolk city
give Wilson 2,1Oo; Roosevelt, 34s; Taft.
134
LYNCHBURG. November 5.-Lynch-
burg gives Wilson about 200 majority.
ROANOKE. Va. November 5.-With
three precincts missing Roanoke gives
Wilson 1,623; Taft, 149; Roosevelt, 465.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, w. Va, November RE
publicans concede state to Wilson, but
claim election of Representative at Large
Sutherland.
One precinct in West Virginia gives for
governor: Thompson (dem.) 81; Hatfield
(rep), 80.
Same In 1908 gave Bennett A, Glasscock
(rep), 46.
One precinct out of 1,621 in West Vir-
ginia gives: For President-Wilson, 5S;
Taft, Z: Roosevelt. 10. Same precinct in
1908 gave Bryan 46; Taft, 81
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NORTH DAKOTA.

GRAND FORKS. N. D., November g.
Returns from twelve precincts, princi
paIly in Grand Forks county, out 0,
2720 in the state give T4ft 1874; Roose
Welt. 26l: Wilson. 3l8.
Owing to redivision Of the state sine,
1908 a comparison Of the presidentia
vote that year practically is impossible,
twenty-five precincts in North Dakots
give Taft SEQ; Wilson. 1872: Roosevelt
643.
Scattering returns from thirty election
precincts In North Dakota give Taft a22
Wilson 1,127; Roosevelt, $50.
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SJohn l. Saunders (dem.) }.
s*Victor Murdock (rep.).
Kentucky.

1-Alben w. Barklay tdem.).
1-Charles Ferguson trep.).
2!sAugustus o. Stanley (dem).
fletcher r. Fox tprog).
3-sRobert Y. Thomas, jr. (dem.).
3-Thurman B. Dixon (rep.).
Sd. ]. Duncan (prog.)
4sBen Johnson (dem.).
4-John c. Thompson trep).
4-E. r. Bassett Cprog).
S+Swagar Sherley (dem.).
6-'Arthur b. Rouse (dem).
Cd. B. Wallace rep.).
6-E. r. Blackburn tprog0.
7-'J. Campbell Cantrill (dem.).
flames f. Jones tprog).
S'Harvey Helm (dem).
81. w. Dinsmore tprog).
9-'W. j. Fields (u-m.).
9-Harry Bailey trep.).
9-E. s. Kitchens tprog).
10-'John w. Langley repD.
10-E. r. Stafford (prog).
11-Ben V. Smith (demD.
11-*Caleb Powers frep.).
I'LL. II. Leavey prog.).
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Michigan.

1-'Frank F. Doremus (dem).
Ezra F. Beechler (rep).
flames H. Pound (prog).
Bert D. Chandler (dem)
2@William w. Wedemyer rep).
2Hubert F. Probert (prog)
3Claude S. Carney DEM.
a'J. NJ. c. Smith rep).
3-Edward n. Dingley (prog).
ALBERT E. Beebe (dem).
t*EdWard l.. Hamilton (rep).
4George NJ. Valentine (prog).
5-Edwin F. Sweet (dem.
5-Carl E. Mapes rep).
SSuel A. Sheldon (prog.).
6-Alva NJ. Cummins (dem.).
@Samuel w. Smith Tep.).
CIV. S. Kellogg (prog).
John j. Bell (dem).
HLouis c. Champion rep.).
7-George H. Brown (prog.).
S-Mie j. Purcell (dem).
SsJoseph w. Fordney (rep.).
S4A bert L. Chandler (prog.).
Oh. r. O'Connor (dem).
e'James c. Mclaughlin (rep).
9-William III. See (prog).
1O-Louis P. Coumans (dem.).
10'George A. Loud (rep).
1O-Roy 0. Woodruff (prog.).
i1-Archie Mccall (dem).
11-Frank o. Lindquist Tep).
11-John w. Patchin (prog).
12-John Power (dem.).
12-*H. Olin Young (rep).
12-JOseph M. Rogers tprog).
At large-Edward Frensdorf (dem. J..
At large-Patrick H. Kelley (rep.).
AT large-William II. Hill (prog).
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Minnesota.

1-Clinton Robinson (dem).
1-sSidney Anderson Crep.).
2-sWinfield S. Hammond (dem.).
2-Frank.in F. Ellsworth (rep).
tF'rank l.. GlottZbach (dem.).
3-'Charles r. Davis (rep).
flames ]. Regan (dem).
4sFrederick c. Stevens (rep).
4-Hugh T. Halbert (prog).
5-W. j. Dwyer (dem).
5-George r. Smith rep.).
6-Andrew j. Gi,kinson (dem.).
6-@Charles A. Lindbergh (rep).
1-sAndrew j. Volstead (rep).
S-John Jenswold, jr. (dem.).
s-sClarence B. Miller trep.).
9-<Halvor Steenerson (rep).
At large-Carl Johnson Buel (dem.).
At large-James Manahan, Crep.) (prog).
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Indiana.

1-Charles Lieb (dem.).
1-Daniel II. Ortmeyer repD.
ii. c. HeIdt tprog).
2-'William A. Cullop (deml.
oscar Bland (rep).
John \. Dyer (prog).
3-.William E. Cox dem
3-William d. Barnes (rep1.
3-Samuel @. Wilkinson CprogJ.
i-sLincoln Dixon (dem.)
4-Rollin ]. Turner Gep0.
4-Charles Collar (progD.
5-'Ralph w Moss (dem).
Felix Blankenbaker (repJ
5-Joseph W. Amis tprogD
6-'Finly II. Gray (dem).
SWiliiam L. Risk (rep.)
6-Rev. Gierluf Jensen (progJ
a-'Charles A. Korbly (demD
Thomas r. Shipp (repD
.-Joseph Y. hartman (prog)
SsJohn A. NJ. Adair (dem.y
isaiah P. Watts (rep)
S-Ed. c. Toner tprog)
9-~Martin A. Morrison tdemJ
9-William Robinson (rep)
al. F. Neal tprogD
10-John B. Peterson fdem)
lO-'Edgar u. Crumpacker (rep)
1o-J. o. Bowers tprog)
n-Teorge W. Rauch (dem)
11-Dr. j. w. Stewart (rep)
1l-Edgar y. Baldwin (progJ
12S"Cyrus Cline (dem.)
12-Charles II. Lane (rep.)
12-Louis ". Litman tprogD
l3-'Henry A. Barnhart (dem.l
13-Charles A. Carlisle Cep.)
l3-Dr. +. Clarence Stephens (prog)
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OKLAHOMA.

OKLAHOMA. CITY. Okla, November
5.-The hrst three precincts in Okla
homa to report give Wilson electors
1875: republican electors. LA. Seven of
the ten republican electors are Roose-
Welt adherents. 1t has not been deter
mined how they will vote should re-
publicans carry the state.
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Miss. November 5.-The
democratic majority In Mississippi is
estimated at 1o5,o60. Indications are
that Roosevelt electors will poll the
second largest vote. All democratic
congressional nominees are elected by
large majorities.
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ALABAMA.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. November s.
First seven precincts complete In Jeffsr-
SON county give Wilson, 8A1; Taft. 81;
Roosevelt. 1.471: Shaan. 1; Dsbs. IS.
NEW YORK. November h-The Sun
says Wilson carries Alabama by 10000.
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5 NIdNdNdn, Irep.1 (prOg.J
Mississippi.

1-'E. S. Gambler (dem)
2-'Hubert ID. Stephens (dem).
3+sBenjamin G. Humphreys (dem.).
4-'Thomas L. Sisson (dem.D.
SIS. A. Witherspoon (dem).
6-'B. p. Harrison (dem).
Percy Z. Quin (dem.).
S-sJames w. Collier (6em)
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Vermont.

elected In September.)
Frank L. Green (rep.).
SsFFank Plumley (rep.).
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Louisiana.

1-sAFbert Estopinal (dem.).
2'H. Garland Dupre (dem.).
3-'Robert f. Broussard (den.).
4'John T. Watkins (dem.).
81. Walter Elder (dem.).
6-Lewis l. Morgan (dem.).
-Dr. l.. Lazaro (dem.).
SJames b. Aswell (dem.).
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2-Neil n. Mclean (prog).
At large-sEdward T. Taylor (dem.).
At large-S. III. kinsley (rep).
At large-Charles f. Fisher (progo.
At large-Edward keating (dem.).
At large-J. j. Laton (repo.
At large-Clarence j. Dodge (prog).
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Texas.

l-Horace W. Vaughn (dem.).
2sMartin Dies (dem.).
3'James Young (dem).
sam Rayburn (dem.).
b'Jack Bean (dem.).
6'Rufus Hardy (dem.).
IA. ". Gregg (dem.).
S+Joseph H. Eagle (dem.).
0-aGeorgc r. Burgess (dem.).
1O-Albert s. Burleson (dem.).
11-sRobert L. Henry tdem.).
12-sOscar Callaway (dem.).
13-sJohn II. Stephens (dem).
14-sJames L. Slayden (den1.).
15-sJphn N. Garner (dem.).
16-sWilliam r. Smith (dem.).
At large-Hatton w. Summers (dem.).
At large-Daniel Z. Garrett (dem.).
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Connecticut.

1-Augustine Lonergan tdem.).
1-Charles c. Bissell trep)-
1-Joseph w. Alsop tprog).
2-Bryan F. Mahan (demD.
o-William A. King (rep.).
&c. Warren Davis (prog).
afThomas l.. Reilly (dem.).
33sJohn Q. Tilson trep..
3-Yandell Henderson tprogo.
4-Jeremiah Donovan tdem.Q
4'F.benezer j. Hill (rep.).
4-SamueI T.. Vincent (prog.).
rWiiliam Kennedy. (dem).
5-Thomas ID. Bradstreet Tep).
5-H. G. Hoadley tprog.).
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Kan, November 5.-The first
Ave Of the 900 Kansas precincts to re-
port give Roosevelt 1874: Wilson, 1872;
Taft, 1O2.
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MICHIGAN.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. November g.
Ten precincts out Of forty-one In this
city give: Roosevelt, 1880: Wilson, /. 400:
Taft, 1900.
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Georgia.

1-sCharles G. Edwards (dem.).
2!'S A. Roddenbery (dem.).
SC. r. Crisp (dem).
4'Wiliam c. Adamson (dem.).
SsWilliam S. Howard (dem.).
esCharles L. Bartlett (dem).
7-'Gordon Lee (dem).
S'Samuel j. Tribble (dem-)
9-'Thomas NJ. Bell (dem).
1o-.Thomas w. Hardwick (dem.)
III. Randolph Walker (dem.).
12I'Dudley VI. Hughes (dem).
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, November 81
Wilson carried Arkansas by about 6Oovo
majority. Returns now indicate Roose-
Welt will run second All democratic con
gressional nominees were elected by usual
ma joritieS.
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oregon

1-R. G. Smith (dem.).
1-swillis c. Hawey (rep.).
John w. Campbell (prog.}.
2sJames H Graham (dem.).
2N. J. Sinnott (rep.).
5M. G. Munly (dem.).
"a. w. Lafferty (rep.- -prog.).
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Rhode Island.

1-sGeorge F. O'Shaunessy (dem.).
william p. Sheffield (rep).
John E. Boland (prog0.
2Peter Goelet Gerry (dem).
2Zenas w. Bliss (rep).
aClaude C. Ball (prog.).
8-F. X. L. Rattey (dem.).
@Ambrose Kennedy (rep.).
3-Edwin F. Tuttle prog.).
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Missouri.

. 1-sJames r. Lloyd (demD.
beverly l.. Bonfoey (rep.).
Arthur B. Warner (progo.
2-sWilliam w. Rucker (dem).
Edward F. Haley rep).
2-R. II. Williams (progo.
3-'Joshua w. Alexander (dem.p
3-James H. Morroway Gep).
3-W. Sam Wightman (prog).
4-'Charles f. Booher (dem).
4-Claude v. Hickman repJ.
Aired p Robinson (prog).
5-sWilliam p. Borland (dem.l.
Isaac B. Kimbrell (rep)
6-'Clement G. Dickinson DEM.
6-Louis p. Dunnaway (repD.
&c. A. Theidman (prog.).
7-sCourtney w. Hamlin (dem.).
7-Theodore c. Owen (rep.).
William w. Blain (prog).
S.Dorsey w. Shackleford (dem.)
Sd. w. Peters (rep)
S-Morton w. Pemberton (prog)
9.Champ Clark (dem)
1O-Maurice O'Connor (dem.)
1o-'Richard Bartholdt dep)
1O-August Siebert (prog)
1l-Wiliam l.. Igoe (dem.)
1l-.Theron f. Catlin (rep)
l2-Michael j. Gill (dem.)
12-'L. c. Dyer rep)
13-.Walter l.. Hensley tdem.)
13-Simon G. Nipper trep)
14-'Joseph ]. Russell tdem)
14-George r. Curry (rep)
15-Perl u. Decker (dem)
1J-Isaac V. Mcpherson (rep.)
15-Henry II. Gregg (prog)
16-1homas l.. Rubey (dem.)
I6-James p. O'Bannon (rep)
16-Columbus Bradford (prog0
Montana.
At large-Thomas Stout tdem.)
At large-sCharles N. Pray (rep)
At Target. NJ Everett ,prog)
At large-John NJ Evans (dem.)
At large--W. X. Allen rep.)
At large-George A. Horgan (prog.).
Nebraska.
1-sJohn a. Mcguire (dem.)
Paul r. Clark (rep.-prog)
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MONTANA.

BILLINGS. Mont, November 5-The
first two precincts reported in Montana.
give Wilson 3i5. Roosevelt :;2i and Taft
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FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. November E.-
Wilson has carried this state b.
$4,000.
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Florida.

1-sStephen NJ Sparkman (dem.).
IGeorge 1 W. Bean (repD.
IL. Dew. Hazard tprog.).
2-sFrank Clark (dem)
,John w. Haskell (rep.).
&C +. Spier (prog).
3-Emmett Wilson (dem.).
3-Thomas F. McGourin (rep.).
3-John T. Porter tprog.)
At large-Claude L'Engle (dem).
At large-George W. Allen (rep.).
At large-E. r. Gunby Cprog.).
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Virginia.

1-sWilliam A. Jones (dem.).
2sE. p Holland (dem.l.
2N. T. Green (prog.).
IA. ]. Montague (dem.).
%Walter A. Watson (dem.).
1sEdward w. Saunders (dem.).
"a. b. Hammer (repJ.
sCarter Glass (dem.).
7-sJames Hay (dem.).
7-George N. Earman (rep.).
s"Charles c. Carlin (dem.).
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SEE YEARS Of POWER
Local Democrats Predict Long
Lease for Their Party.
GREETINGS TO WILSON

John F. Costello. democratic national
committeeman for the District. voiced the
qualification Of the local democrats In
the victory Of Wilson and Marshall to-
night.
THE result is not a surprise to me. y
said Mr.. Costello: "all indications for sew
eral weeks have been that the demo
Gratis would sweep the country.
with Woodrow Wilson in the White
House. and with a democratic House and
Senate. with such men as Champ Clark
and William Jennings Bryan as advisers
OF the administration, we can hope for an
administration that will keep the demo
Gratis in power for the next generation.
Compliments McCombs.
ITO William F.. McCombs, the chair
man of the democratic national commit
tee. more than to any other one man. Is
due Gov. Wilson's success. He started
out two years ago to work for Gov. VIII
son and to educate the people in regard
to him. The nomination of Wilson al
Baltimore was due in large part to the
work of Mr.. McCombs. even in larger
part than to William Jennings Bryan.
when / called upon Gov. Wilson al
Seagirt last summer he expressed a live
ly interest in the civil service and said
that he favored promotion through merit
alone and permanent tenure OF Office for
the government clerks"
Wilson Congratulated.
Edwin A. Newman. as president of
the District OF Columbia Democratic
the following telegram to Woodrow
Wilson:
Heartfelt congratulations and
prayers for your successful administra-
ton destined to occupy large space
In our country's history. Responsible
ties before you are heavy. Doubt not
your solemn sense OF their scope and
obligation and your ability to fulfill
the trust imposed. The hopes OF our
people must be realized. and their
liberation from economic thraldom that
maintains its strangle hold upon them
must be effected. This is the party's
great duty under your leadership. May
the overruling Providence guide and
strengthen you in coming eventful
years"
Mr.. Costello sent kilograms of congrat-
ulafiOns to Gov. Wilson and to Gov. Mar
shall.
Speaks for the Progressives.
Frank j. Hogan. progressive national
committeeman for the District, speaking
of the election. said:
ITO launch a political party and make
1t stand second In the country within a.
few months Is great work and as much
as we could expect. I sent to Col. Roose-
velt a telegram this afternoon which ex-
pressed my feelings in the matter. 1t
was as follows:
Whatever the result today. a great
thing has been accomplished in the
launching of human rights movement
that ultimately will win throughout the
country. There is a wealth of satisfac-
ton In that
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Maryland.

III. Harry Covington (dem.).
2sJ. Fred C. Talbot (dem.).
3I@George KONG (dem.).
III. Charles Linthicum (dem.h
81. Frank Smith (dem.).
5sThomas Parran rep).
6-'David ]. Lewis (dem).
6-Charles D. Wagaman. Crep).
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South Dakota.

1-R. E. Dowdell (dem.).
&c. H. Dillon (prog.).
&c. B. Barrett (dem.).
2sCharles III. Burke (rep.).
3Harry l.. Candy (dem.).
3-sE. w. Martin (rep.).
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Delaware.

AT large-Franklin Brockson (dem.).
At iarge-George FL. Hall (rep).
At large-Lewis ~ Drexler, (prog.)
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Kansas.

IL. B. Chapman tdemD.
I'D. r Anthony. jr. (rep.J.
2~Joseph Taggart (dem.).
2J. l.. Brady (repD.
1Francis NJ. Brady (dem.).
3'Philip p. Campbell (repD.
4Dudley Doolittle tdem.).
tsFred 4 s. Jackson trepD
sc. T. Helvering tdem.).
'Rollin r. Rees (rep).
5John r. Connolly (dem.).
@*I. ID. Young (rep.).
|sGeorge A. Neeley (dem.).
.-Gordon l.. Finley rep.).
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North Carolina.

John II. Small (dem.).
2"Claude Kitchin (dem.).
3'John NJ. Faison (dem.).
4"Edward w. Pou (dem.).
'Charles NJ. Stedman (dem.).
5'Hannibal L. Goodwin (dem.).
7-Robert N. Page (dem.).
s'Robert l.. Doughton (dem.).
Sd. B. G. Reynolds (rep.).
e'Edwin Y. Webb (dem.).
1O-sJames NJ. Gudger. jr. (dem. }
1O-R. H.. Station (rep.).
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Utah.

At large-T. D. Johnson (dem.).
At large-sJoseph Howell (rep.).
At large-Stephen H. Love tprog.).
At large-Mathonihah Thomas (dem).
At large-Jacob johnson (rep.).
At large-Louis Larson (prog.).
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lG STAR. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER s. 1912

eRoy n. Carter (rep.).
0-R A. Ayres (dem.).
&C. Bascom Slefnp (rop.).
eWalfer Graham (prog.>.
1O-E. T. McCulloch (peog.).
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Maine.

Objected in September.)
flasher c. Kinds (rep).
2sD. J. McGillicuddy (dem).
3-Forrest Goodwin (rep.).
4-'Frank E. Guernsey (rep.).
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Iowa..

III. F. Elder (dem.)
1-'Charles q. Kennedy (rep1
1-Joseph S. Craili (prog.)
al. S. Pepper ,dem.)
3-Maurice Comfy tdem)
3--Charles L. Pickett (rep)
3-Robert Il. Leach (prog)
&c. A. Meyer (dem)
4-'Gilbert A. Haugen (rep.l
as. &. Huber (dem.)
Flames w. Good (rep)
6-S. kirkpatrick tdem)
6-Milton a. McCord (rep)
t-J. II. Patten (prog)
&C. l.. Price tdem-).
rs. f. Prouty trep).
I-George C.. White tprog).
S-V. r. McGinnis (demD
S--Horace NJ. Towner (repD.
81. w. Laughlin (prog.).
1Orris Mosher tdem.).
William r. Green (rep.)
fo-N. l.. Rood (demD.
1o-sFrank =. Woods (rep1.
los. b. PhilPott tprog)
11-Anthony Van Wagenen (dem).
11-George Scott rep1.
III. w. Hallam (pros.).
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Wisconsin.

1-Caivin Stewart tdem.).
1-sF1enry A. Cooper (rep.).
2Michael E. Burke (dem.).
2fIenry J. Greil frep.).
aAtbert n. Long tdem.).
5ejohn M. Nelson (rep.).
+sWiliiam J. Cary tfusion).
+Dr. John u. BeRei (rep.).
t-Willlam II. Stafford tfuslon).
SJames F. Trotfrnan (rep.).
1svictor L. Berger (soc.).
eMichaei K. Reilly (dem.).
8-"James II. Davidson trep.).
7-Wiiiiam N. Cotsland (dem.).
7-sJohn J. Esch (rep.).
sArthur J. Plowman (rep.).
Sc. e. Browne (rep.).
0-Thomas F. Nonop fdesn.).
9sElmer A. Morse frep.1
1a-Charles Donohue (dem.).
10-James A. Frcar (rep.).
l1-Henry A. johnson (den.).
11-sIryiue L. Lenroot (rep.).
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Massachusetts,.

1-Richard ]. Morrissey (demD.
1-Allen T. Treadway Tep).
Samuel P. Gla gden (prog.).
2-William G. McKechnie (dem.s.
2-'Frederick II. Gillett (rep.).
-Thomas l.. Hisc en- prog.).
3-M Fred O'Connell (dem).
3-'Will!am II. Wilder (rep).
3-Stephen NJ. Marshall (prog.).
4-sJohn A. Thayer (dem.).
4-Samuel E. Winslow (rep).
4-Bertram W. Potter (prog).
5-Humphrey O'Sullivan (dem.).
John j. Rogers (rep.).
5-William n. Osgood (progD.
6-George A. Schofield (dem.).
6-Augustus P. Gardner (rep.).
6-Arthur L. Mason prog).
michael F. Phelan (dem).
Frank P. Bennett jr. Gep.).
LYNN M. Ranger (prog).
Sired S. Dietrich (dem).
Sired w. Dall:nger (rep).
S-Henry o. Long (progD.
9-Henry G. Rowland (dem).
9-*Ernest W. Roberts (rep).
9-John Herbert (prog).
10-William F. Murrav fdem).
10-Loyal L. Jenkins (rep).
1O-Daniel T. Callahan (prog).
11-'Andrew ]. Peters, tdem.
11-Sherwin L. Cook (rep).
11-Julius Fogg tprog).
12-+James NJ. Curley tdem).
12-Charles Fl. S. Robinson rep).
12-James B. Connolly prog).
13-John ]. Mitchell (dem).
13-John w. Weeks rep.
13-George A. Fiel (prog).
14-Edward Gilmore (dem.
14-'Robert o. Harris (rep).
14-Henry l.. Kinkaid (prog).
1!-John w. Coughlin (dem).
1r%William S. Greene (rep).
15-Alvin c. Weeks (prog).
16-Thomas C. Thatcher (dem).
16-William J. Bullock rep).
16-Thomas Thompson (prog),
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Tennessee.

IL. D. Massey (rep.).
1-sSam r. Sells (rep.).
%. C. ]. Williams (den.).
2sRichard w. Austin (rep.).
2W. H. Buttram (prog).
asJohn A. Moon (dem.).
3-Clarence Steward (rep).
81. w. Eastman (prog.).
+'Cordell Hull (dem.).
Al. J. Human (rep.).
6"William c. Houston (dem.).
SJesse c. Beesley (dem.).
0Doak Aydelott (dem.).
6-'Joseph w. Byrns (den).
81. A. Althauser (rep.).
7-'Lemuel p. Padgett (dem.).
&c. w. Turner (dem-).
7-Arch NJ. Hughes (rep.).
6sThetus w. Sims (dem-).
81. w. Ross (rep.).
esFinis J. Garrett {dem.).
Or. c. Cochran (rep.).
10-sKenneth D. McKellar (dem.) }.
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Ohio.

Is. Z. Bowdle (dem.).
1.Nicholas Longworth trep.).
IN. F. Andrews (prog.).
2-'Alfred G. Allen (dem.).
lotto j. T. Renner trep).
2-William B. Hay (prog).
3-Homer Gard (dem.).
3-B. b. Buckley {rep.).
3-Edward G. Pease (prog.).
III. H. Cooke (dem.).
4-John T. Cable Crep.).
William E. Rudy (prog.).
5'Timothy T. Ansberry (dem.).
5-Edward Staley trep).
Cd. X. Hampstead (dem).
6-S. d. Fess (rep.).
7-'J. d. Post tdem.)..
7.-R w. Hughey (rep.)
S-W. w. Durbin (dem-).
S-sFrank B. Willis (rep.).
S-Rev. L. G. Herbert( prog).
0-'Isaac r. Sherwood (dem.).
9-Holiand c. Webster (rep. -prog.).
1O-C. M. Caldwell (dem.).
1O-'Robert NJ. Switzer rep.).
10-W. e. Pricer (progO.
11-sHoratio C. Claypool (dem.).
11-Albert Douglas (rep).
&c. L. Brumbaugh (dem.).
12-sEdward L. Taylor. jr. Gep.).
B-John A. Key (dem.l.
13-Miles H. Mclaughlin (rep.).
14-'William G. Sharp (dem.).
NV. s. Kerr Gep.).
15-sGeorge White (dem;).
15-James Joyce Tep).
15-H. e. Buker (prog.).
lew. B. Francis denny.
I'D. A. Hollingsworth (rep.).
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Wyeuaing.

At iarge-Thomas p. Fstey (dem.)
At 1arge-sFrAnk w. Mondeli {rep.)
AZ large-ChaSles e. Winter (proE.).
Delegates From Territories.
Aiaska-James Wickersham (re-elected).
Hawaii. Kuhio Kaianianaole.
sHenominated.
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New Jersey.

ID Stewart Craven (dem.).
1-sWilliam j. Browning (rep).
1-George d. Chenoweth (prog.).
Frank B. Jess (prog.).
2-J. Thompson Baker (dem.).
John J. Gardner (rep).
2-Francis D. Potter (prog.).
3-sThomas J. Scully (dem.).
3-Benjamin F. S. Brown (rep.).
3-Mark o. Prentiss (prog.).
4-Allan B. Walsh (dem.).
4-William f.. Blackman (rep).
4-John E. Gill (prog.).
5'William E. Tuttle. jr. (dem.).
civilian N. Runyon (rep.).
5-Charles w. Ennis (prog.).
6Yewis ]. Martin tdem.).
6S. w. McClave (rep.).
iLeveritt H. Sage (prog.).
7-R. 6. Bremner (dem.) (full term).
I'd. J. Hanvey (dem.) (vacancy).
7-Albin Smith (rep.).
7-Henry Marelli (prog.).
S-Eugene r. Kinkead (dem.).
S-Harold Bouton (rep.-prog.)
9-'Walter l. Mccoy (dem.).
9-Herman B. Walker (prog.).
1O-'Edward w. Townsend (dem.).
10-W. I. Lincoln Adams (rep).
1O-William +. Morgan (prog.).
11-John j. Eagan (dem.).
12-'James A. Hamill (dem.).
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VERMONT.

RUTLAND, VT, November 5.-Rutlaud
complete gives Wilson sci; Taft, as
Roosevelt, 737.
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Nevada.
New Hampshire.

1-Eugene E. Reed (dem.).
1-'Cyrus A. Sulloway (rep.).
1-Solomon 0. Titus (prog.).
2-Raymond B. Stevens fdem.).
2-sFrank D. Currier (rep.).
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Idaho.

At large-aBurton l.. French Gep).
At large-Edward NJ. Pugmire tdem.).
At large-Addison L. Smith (rep.)
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West Virginia.

1-sJohn w. Davis {dem.).
1-GeorKe A. Laughlin (rep. -prog.).
2,Will.am G. Brown. jr. (dem.).
2-Wih:am @. Conley (rep.-prog.).
3-sAdam B. Iittlepage (dem.).
SSamuel ". Avis (rep. .-prog.).
+sJohn M. Hamilton (dem.)
4-H. II. Moss, n. (rep.-prog.).
5-James r. Beavers (dem.).
FLAMES A. Hughes (rep.-prog.).
At large-Ben H. Hines {dem.).
At iarge-Howard Sutherland (rep.-