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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
STAR JUNIORS WIN

Once more the Star Juniors de-
feated the Penn B. B. c., this time
by a "a to 2 CORE. The game was
played on st. Mary's cemetery
grounds, which proved to be fitting
scenery since the defeat handed the
"Penns" came in the form of a slic-
ing, minctng and slashing. The line
ups were:
Star Jrs.-Borkowski, c; Basista,
p; M. Haremza, lib; Smith, 2b;
Uberc, 3b; Morgan, IS; P. Morgan.
If; zaleski, IF.
Penn B. B. C.-seaman, C; F
Burc, p; A. Burc, 1b; Jack Red, Oh;
B~udzelaski, 3b; Flowers, IS; Wod.
sky, CT; Kelley If; Jhoins, II.
The score by innings:
Star Jrs. .....0 326470 2 x-24
Penn B. B. CO 0 1 0 0 O.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
- SOME FRESH DOPE =

And once more-we'll say, The
Press teams will meet in New
Brunswick Saturday. Perth Amboy
will have some crew Of w%arriors!
Bobby Hand will be a guest Of
honor.
Tottenvile fandom Is certainly
proud Of their ball nine, which has
rolled up on .S23 record. That's
some going considering the teams
the islanders have stacked up
against.
Atkinson's Athletics answered the
call of the sportsmen and anne back
to baseballdom Saturday. While
the South Amboy players lost the
battle was a thriller and ended 8
to /, which explains the calibre of
ball put up by the two mines.
Only nineteen years of age and
winner Of nine battles is the rep" of
Mike Maize. His bout with Young
Bedell here August 10 will tell
whether or not his big string of vic
tories will be heightened.
Quinn. of Red Bank, had a bad
day Saturday. He seemed to have
lost all ambition in the events he
entered.
SMOKER.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23

Couden and Compton jumped only
five feet and five inches. Since we
have not followed the performances
of Compton, we cannot comment on
his work, but Spike" has been do
ing 5 feet s inches and more. His
poorest showing previous to Satur-
days meet was five feet and six
Inches.
Atwood Belcher softened the
wounds of local sport followers by
vaulting eleven feet and six inches
in exhibition. "At'' failed at eleven
feet in competition and SO could not
overcome the big handicap given O.
H. Smith, who had eighteen inches.
4 Il
Kempson, the little Metuchen F.
G. athlete, made a good showing In
the Woodbridge events. While he
only COPIED one prize, still he quail
fed in the 100"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING - BOATING
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
PRESS CLUB IN
ANOTHER SPORT

Not content with their magnitude
in athletic circles the Press Club has
finally decided to branch out by
placing a tennis team on the war
path. And believe us, it's some big
squad, and you'll agree with US in
this respect when you hear the
names of Ray Palmer and Fred De-
Voc. These young men are noble
representatives of the scribblers as
ISOLATION of this city in both deed
and word and now want to further
the athletic interests Of the pencil
pushers by welding the racquet.
If the old adage practice makes
etc" still lives, there'll be great
glory annexed to the laurels which
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
IRO0UO|S HAVE
ASUNDAY OPEN
Chance for 4 Lineup for
Some Coed Team.

Here's your chance boys, Leader
Philip Payne, Of the %Iroquois, an
nounced today that his nine had
Sunday as an open date and would
be pleased to match his aggregation
against some local nine. If the Ash
lands or the Oaks want to clamor,
let the noise be made with ten iron
men and the Redskins" will appear
on the scene. If the Oaks OF Ash
lands do not care to wager ten beans
on the game the "Redskin" manager
does not believe his nine ought to
play the ASHES or the Climber
boys. The Iroquois are playing in
senior company and it would look
foolish, Payne's men state, to play
any of the junior mines at this stage
of the season unless an extra induce
ment was made, and big chief Payne
believes ten dollars to be the neces-
sary inducement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
GOOD BATTING
BY ATHLETICS
Campion Leads With an
Average of $50.

Dave Campion, the initial saeker
of the Athletics, has a fine average
of $50 with the willow, but be can
not be called the best batsman of
the South Amboy crew because he
has not taken part in many games.
Stratton, the stocky midway sacker,
who is cluoting the pellet at a .405
clip, is the boy who should be Civ
en- a hand for his batting. Atkin-
son., the right hand singer, is also
doing some good polling, his average
being 1853. This mark Is a very
high n Or a slab artist, the usual
grade of pitchers being aobut $50.
All the other members of the Ath-
letics are singing the willow to
much advantage as is shown in the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
TIPS CAUGHT At WOODBRIDGE COLUMBIAN MEET

Frank Mccormick, who finished
third in the 900" handicap, would
have had a cinch in the closed 1900"
but he claims the announcer was
speaking to himself when he gave
the last and first call for that event.
4 y y
Beware! To all good friends Of
Douglas Grant Couden, better known
sometimes as Spike" or "Dutch:"
Do not kid" Couden about Wood
bridge.
John Toolan, n of the Madison
avenue brothers, comes out with the
dope stuff that will probably clear
up matters. Red" states that Wood
bridge is a hoodoo for local athletes.
John A. Bohan, of the Xavier A.
A.. did some classy sprinting in the
100 yard dash. Bohan led the run
ners throughout the course.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
n. B. SCR|BES
DROP OPENER
But, What Will Happen on
Saturday Afternoon? .

Although defeated Saturday by a
4 to 3 score by the Elizabeth scribes
the county seat press men are i'm
bued with confidence and feel GER
tain that victory will come Saturday
when the local bunch inyades Amuse-
ment Park and everything that
comes with it,. The game between
the Elizabeth crew and the New
Brunswick bunch was played at
Amusement Park and a fair crowd
was on deck to view proceedings be-
tween the hostile triges. 1t was a
hard game to lose for a home team,
but as one of the kids in the stand
yelled, Zone team has to lose" and
so the county seat ere wanted to
he courteous and lost!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
WIN 80 BUCKS
OR WALK HOME
That's What 1t Means Satur-
day to the Saints"

A win for the st. Anthonys will
lean thirty iron men and a loss will
that they pay their own fare
Saturday when the locals travel to
Linden, where they will stack up
against the representative team of
that place. Manager Marty"
O'Hara and Coach Pick" Mullen
will be on deck to take care of the
State street boys and lead them to
victory. K%insulla will not be on the
slab as the new combination wants
him to win the ~Stapleton game Sun
day, which is more coveted than the
Linden tussle. Butch" D~unnigan,
the cannon ball speed merchant, will
do the hurting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
EXCURSTONISTS
HA We BIG CARD

Eleven Sunday schools from this
city and vicinity will hold a galaxy
of sporting events Thursday at
Bellewood Park. The schools will
go to Bellewood on their annual ex-
cursion which has in former years
proven successful.
Baseball will be the greatest at
traction of the outdoor sports. Who
will comprise the two or more COM
petitive aggregations of balltossers
will not be known until the squad
of ex~cursionists reach Bellewood.
At any rate several lively games are
promised. The QUOT grounds will
be another attraction for the ath-
letes. Many will take advantage of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
KNUCKLE CLUB
LANDS TURTLE
New Brunswick Bunch
Makes II Pound Haul.

A turtle weighing II pounds was
caught at Soldiers beach on SATURDAY
afternoon by a fishing party. Several
members Of the Knuckle Club of
New Brunswick were at the beach
and saw the monster turtle pulled
in. They decided that they would
like have it so they purchased 1t
from the fishing party, paying a good
sized SUM for 1t.
AS the result the members of the
club will have turtle soup at a smok-
er at their rooms at Remsen avenue
and Seaman street some night this
week. They will have as their
guests the members of Knuckle Club
No. Q, of Philadelphia. They will
come here in automobiles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23

the scribes will soon have in this
sport as Palmer and DeVoe play al
most daily. The only objection to
the practice is raised by one who
claims that Palmer is sacrificing all
his chances of winning great glory
in tennis circles for the Press Club
by playing this game mostly with
the fair ones.
The two huskies have among
their spoils of victory the scalps of
such as Lawyer Emil Stremlau, Law
yer Jack Klein and Roy S. Hall.
After a few more weeks of practice
the pencil pushers will challenge
the best in this city, the Ernst
brothers. Good night!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23

the opportunity to use the bowling
alleys as well as the shooting GAL
lery. Swings and other athletic
amusements will be held by the
partv that leaves here Thursday
morning.
The fair sex will have a bunch of
events too, such as basket parties.
The following schools will be repre-
sented: Danish Methodist Episco-
pal, Grace Lutheran, Our ,Saviour's
Danish Lutheran, Presbyterian, st.
Stephens Danish Lutheran and
swedish Congregational, of this city:
Presbyterian, of Keasbey; Reformed
and Methodist Episcopal, of Metuch-
en-; Baptist, of South P~lainfeld;
Congregational, of Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
Fish Tales.

}. Ross Valentine and Charles r.
Brown were at the Bay View Hotel,
Waretown, several days last week,
and they sent several large barrels
of weakfish home to Woodbridge.
Saturday afternoon they fshed with
Harry Brown and caught seventy
every fish that didn't weigh at least
two pounds.
Woe and worry are written on the
faces of the baymen at the High
lands these days because the cells
won't commit suicide by going to
the traps called pots. Every land
lubber who goes to the Highlands
thinks he must have cells for dinner,
and when they won't pot the hotel
men are up in the air, for they can't
balm off a Newark bay eel for a
Shrewsbury one. CLANS and weak
fish r plentiful, but the only way
cells can be obtained is to fish for
them with hook and line.
When the launch Trombone, OF
the Seaside Club, Water Witch, ar
rived at the clubhouse Saturday
evening from a fishing trip to Sandy
Hook people thought that 1t was
sinking because no f%reeboard could
be seen, and they rushed to the
waters edge to render what aid
they could give to Commodore John
Huegel and his valiant crew. 1t was
a good thing they did, as the com
modore loaded them up with auke
and sent them to the clubhouse for
reinforcements. The Trombone had
on board Commodore Huegel, Peter
Regad, Fred W~ickelhaus, Harry
Keller, Howard Freeman, John
Banner, Joseph Millinau and Fran
els Christianson. They caught $50
1uke, the total weight of which was
estimated at 1000 pounds. They
went out again Sunday and caught
$50 more before the rain sent them
home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
BOX-SCORE OF
CRESCENT WIN
Figures Show Why HeImetta
Lost to MiIItoWn.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Helmetta, July 23.-T. Snedeker
and c ,Crabiel were the shining lights
of Saturdays game played at Mill
town between the local and the Cres-
cents which ended in an 8 to l tally
for the Midtown boys. Clayton
Smith, the schoolboy slab artist, per-
formed in m~asterful style. Here's
the box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
VICTORY EARNED FOR
HELMETTA JUNIOR NINE
to the EVENING NEWE.

VpecfdT 70 INC FENINV NE WE.
Helmetta, July 23:-Revenge was
found aplenty by the Helmetta B.
c. Juniors Saturday when they de-
feated the Spotswood Juniors by a
IL to 3 tally.
The first game of a series with
the Yorklyn (Del.) Snuff Company
ball team will be played Saturday at
Helmetta.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
35 8 IL 27 10

Three base hits c. Crabiel. Two
hits T. Snedeker, Kohrherr.
Left on bases Crescents s, Helmetta
Bases on balls, of Phillips 8, off
Doker /, off Smith 2. Struck out,
by Phillips g., by Doker 2, by Smith
6. Passed balls Geer l.. Double
play, Smith, Appleby, Eskridge,
Smith, Appleby, Eskridge. Umpire,
Time of game 1:45.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
BASEBALL.
Results Of Games Played In National,
American and Other Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Cincinnati: r.. H.. e.
New York o 0 0 Pa IL 2
Cincinnati 0 o IL s p
Batteries - Mathewson-and Meyers,
Susgs and Mclean. Umpires-Rigler and
Finneran.
AT Chicago: r. H.
Chicago 80 10 IA 2
Brooklyn 20 o 0 % 10 i
Batteries-Richie and Needham: Barger
and Miller. Umpires-owens and Bren-
nan.
At Pittsburgh: r. HI
Pittsburgh 0 0 o 0 - l
Batteries-Camnitz and Gibson; Brown
and Rariden. Umpires tombstone and
Eeson.
AT st. Louis: r. H. F.
Phiiad' phia 0 0 o-6 10 0
st. Louis 20 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 o. II l
Observation-Disclosures and Kilifer; Dale
and Bresnahan. Umpires - KLEIN and
Bush.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
New York s s. II Il t .7se phila, Dhla % 20 800 800
Pittsburg. IS "a .6s5 Brooklyn 81 90 $50
Cincinnati A 43 .5o6 Boston,. % 60 psf
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At New York: h. H. Il.
New York a l 2 0 l 0 4 '-l3 Is l
Chicago 10 o 0-3 8
Batteries-Fisher and Sweeney; Peters
and Kuhn. Bell and Sullivan. Umpires-
Sheridan and Egan.
At Philadelphia: r. H E.
Philadelphia 3 0 / / '-1b 10 /
ST. Louis % / o. 7 S
Betteries-Houck and Lapp; Allison, C,
Brown, Stephens and Smell. Umpire
Dineen.
At Boston: r. H. 70.
Boston ia o IS Ii 2
Cleveland 20 0 2 l 0-S 8 4
Batteries-O'Brien and Carrigan; Krause,
Baskette and O'Nein. U~mpires-Hart and
Connolly.
Washington 0 2 - IA 2
Detroit 40 Is 7 /
Batteries-Johnson and Ainsmith; Works
and Stanage. Umpires-Westervelt and
Evans.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Boston. g. II .as7 Cleveland. 4s n .47s
Wash'ton. IS "a .61S Detroit. 43. Al AIS
P~hila'phia 81 SO ,573 New York 26 Sc ,S17
Chicago. 45 Al ,52S st. Louis. 20 60 .294
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT Buffalo: n. H. K.
Buffalo 80 10 8 /
Jersey CITY 4 v v v & v L v u . D
Batteries-Curtis, Stroud and Mitchell;
McHale, Manser and Ftondeau.
Second game: II. H. E.
Jersey City / 0 l 0 0 0 2-7 10 4
Buffalo III l 0 0 l 1 2-6 0
Batteries-Fril and Rondeau; Stroud,
F~ullenwider, Schang and McAllister.
At Rochester: II. H. e.
Rochester q l - II 0
Newark III 0 0 l Q 3 0 0 Ii IL 0
Batteries-Smith, Holmes, Wilhelm and
Blair; Lee and Higgins.
At Toronto: r. H. E.
Providence 8 0 . 0 0 0 Is 8 /
Toronto 80 0 0 l 0 0 l 0 O. II /
Batteries LATTE and Schmidt; Max
we'll, RuGolph and Bemis.
At Montreal: r.. II. e.
Baltimore q 0 l l 0 0 4 2 e-10 Is 2
Montreal 20 1 0 / 0 3 0-5 7 8
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Smith and Bergen;
Carroll, Fletcher, Matterr and Murphy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23

on the road will not be necessary
if you have us cverhaul your BIZ
cycle before you start out. We
have an eagle eye for detecting
b~reakdownss by repairing just the
things which you would probably
overlook. Don't you think it wiser
than to have to walk home and have
to pay anyway?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
WHAT HUDSON SAYS
T~ottenville, S. l.,
July %, 1912

~TOttenVIlIe, 5. l.,
July %, 1912.
SPORTING EDITOR
While reading an article in the
sporting page of the Amboy NEWS.
| see where Maize claims he beat
me three times. He beat me on
points twice in the Permo, and beat
him once in Rosebank. | would like
you to contradict his story, and
oblige,
Yours,
CHAS. ]. HUDSON,
Nifty Hudson
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23

If you have thin, poor, impoyer-
ished blood, weak and unstrung
nerves, Rheumatism, Neuralgia or
Kidney Troubles, and are without
your usual energy and vim, you
should take the very best medicine.
DR.. GRINDLES BLOOD AND
NERVE PURIFIER
Is the Best Medicine. 1t Makes the
Weak 3trong, the Sick Well.
DIR. GRINDLE, the well known
specialist in the treatment Of nerv-
Gus and chronic diseases, can be
consulted at his ONCE, where he has
been located for over thirty years,
at III West Twelfth street, between
6th and 7th avenues, New York.
CONSULTATION FRET. Medicine 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
CRESCENT A. C.
VS.. ATHLETICS
MiIItown Boys at South Am
boy Saturday Afternoon.

One of the big games of the COM
ing weekend will be played at South
Amboy between the Midtown Cres-
cents and the Athletics. The many
supporters of the South Amboy crew
will be on hand to cheer on their
favorites to victory over the school
boy marvel, Clayton Smith, who is
performing brilliantly for the Mill
town boys. Atkinson, the husky
Athletic, will no doubt occupy the
mound and the veteran with his
usual display of benders should be a
puzzle to the visitors. While
"Smithy" is inexperienced he is
twirling low hit games and such de-
livery against the South Amboy crew
will spell victory for "~TiretoWn."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23

Any affair, or happening, or cir
cumstance which Is toe small to
make a want ad. worth while as an
adjusting force Is 0 sfhsll to worry
about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23

Any analr, or happening, or CIR
cumstance which Is too small to
make a want ad. worth while as an
adjusting force Is too small to worry
about,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23

Machine Wants Work.

Machine Wants Work.
"Billy" Machine, better known as
the Fighting Moulder," wants to
meet some 100 OF 10 pound boys at
the Permo. Young Friedman, of
New Brunswick, Is preferred, but
other answers to this def will be
accented.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23

ANY AFFAIR or ~nappen1AX. or cir
cumstanco, which IN too smrll to
make a Want Ad. worth while as an
adjusting force is too small to
WORT. about
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23

The news wnsn It II news IN rns
EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
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out, but the exact figures could not be
ascertained.
The vote in the first ward was 416 in
the second 10. in the third go. and in
the fourth 307.
The first precinct to complete its work
was No ). in the third ward. their work
having been finished at 1920 The last
was precinct No Z. first ward. where the
largest number of votes was polled. The
work here was completed at / o'clock
this morning. and the judges were com
pletely fatigued after their seventeen
hours of continuous labor.
Official reports could not be obtained
from FL Carmen precinct. San Rafael
precinct and Point Isabel last night
However. it is practically certain that
III Carmen will 20 democratic by 100.
San Rafael by 20. and Point Isabel 100.
All these precincts are democratic
|strongh0lds
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The contest for the offices of sheriff
md tax collector BY the two independent
.andidates. r. j. Tucker and Nj. j. Gar
ia. caused the vote for Wilson for pres
dent to be much smaller than ii would
had there not been such a contest EIec-
ton judges were authority for the state
ment that many scratched the demo
cratic ticket straight through in order
TO he sure that their votes for the indie
pendent candidates should be counted
The names of the independent candi-
dates were written into the ballots in
many different ways, leaving question
as to whether they would all have been
counted in the official canvass In one
precinct this question was brought be-
fore the presiding judge in a large mum
her of instances. and his decision was
hat note be made Of it for the atten-
ion of the county commissioners when
he official canvass is made.
A large number Of votes were thrown
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CAMERON COUNTY
DEMOCRATS WIN
THOUGH RETURNS AT ONE O'CLOCK THIS MORNING,
DEMOCRATS PROBABLY CLEAN SWEEP.


The
a
each of the polling The polling proceeded quietly There
the a
abnomally
AS the a that the
n OF he
of business Elizabeth
in
YOrkCi big
which a and
the Miller
the
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The hooumim
while following struck
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The
Brownsville still
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AN ELECTION THAT IS ALSO A REVOLUTION
POLITICAL UPHEAVAL
WITHOUT PARALLEL
WILSON HAS SOLID SOUTH CONNECTICUT DELAWARE KENTUCKY
MAINE, MARYLAND MAssACH UsETTs AND NEW YORK


NEW YORK y, s1a.t;c ELECTION 15 4 ,ssgnEp SURE
tional Headquarters wilson:
% North ttnf aros s Marssn naaea ] FoF s95E a%
New York South Carolina Tennessee
The the Of members Representatives
The probably maintain their
The election Of Governor wilson Of New 1sr f as president and Governor
Wilson of Indiana of
incomplete
indiana represented by
E psfa populated ef % 'Hs Was us a o. the democratic ticket majority of the %
Delaware Kentucky Maine Maryland Masrustt S S York a and nppars"
lS West s virginia Virgin a., ,n Indiana ma aa and Missouri
cratic leaders, promised at 10 o'clock with
New Hampshire and Vermont apparently had given majority Taft
the T % a, Of a n % wr sps l certain at h 10 @ o gave the fol
Democratic National aaqaarter returns from
Chairman Ae'omlS
in following
keep np s'@a h h emo" % WILSON, p han carried m % @ N @ c s9
u New York MARYLAND New Jersey G. and % all dt Of Hs NILSSON so" m
i Oregon believe will carry PENNSYLVANIA for Wilson
without official which
state" M sr % s % e e s ] % ~ ma % no prepared e aA to eonee Illinois
Roosevelt as he had been quoted having done
NEWARK. \
will be democratic majority Joint Ball in legislature
IS president % who i will become governor Gov Wilson refuses to ,ais @
throughout the indicated that Wilson has Wis
by o
the
AIRY
Capper
| on.
CINCINNATI 5Wison ahead President Taft. the
when the first 2to precincts had been received the
iyeW Wison72 to for Roosevelt
in i
| lie cconeres ona
5Wlson Arkansas
show Roosevelt All
| essionaln
10
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.
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administration
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l.
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GRAND OLD TEXAS
DOES HER DUTY
MAJORITY WILSON MAJORITY EsTIMAT
ED IN LATE RETURNS AT 10000

TENARKANA, Tex 5The whc Democrats
to
BEENlIlE Wilson
Johnson L.. 2S
EAGl-E PASS Tex Roosevelt Taft
Nhah Des y Coqnt l9t Iasater
ABtLINE Tex Nov Wilson
NmeiyslX 41O5
H'. Roosevelt a Dels
rep 6Ol johnson 46.
farta returns from 80 Of total give
prog 1872 Johnson trp) 13
news
Taft in
ably
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PRESIDENT TAFT TAKES NEWS CALMLY.

CINCINNATI Ohio
the story ' s election % The president was cSse4fa a
family party at the home pf @ e @ % c Tat Ta the 0 members " the
TO may
which he believes
tonight has s" not BEEN altered p" ''' ''' ana
Chicago H. Nov
M a % "r ] n part @ Of W. @ state took took AWAY @ @ @ psn 5 shown i
from is Il
Danyle H. Nov 5Tle election Of
former coStenn Speaker Joe :, Cannon H by 500 indicated
wiped Woodrow
Roo = co Ws So @ s & precincts give Wilson sol Taft 1906
ABuoUERoUE Nov Wilson's plurality will be least $500
presidency BY
"ns reports up to midnight indications that the electoral vote Of The
popular majority national ticket
outside Illinois that
vet were were matte matters Of eIseture % at at % %insht nj %
onnicui Delaware Nentaek Ma MARYLAND Massachusetts New York
New jersey and New Mexico were added to those that seemed certain while
ing Francisco and Los Angeles made It probable that Cali
Rhode Island also became oubh state Oh the returns near mdn NJ
and wholly
approached
The vote in Utah
amazingly from
leading presidential
assembly sccmd to be Overwhelmingly democratic
Illinois indications were the Judge Dun the democratic candidate for
Claims Roosevelt
would ran INTO t the m column seemed verified by partially complete returns at
by
complete which a of
At l2:45 the Providence r. Wilson WI
the vote close New Hampshire seemed probably that New England with
the exception Of Vermont
little definite OF
California where a Wilson ctoryw
to
PORTLAND No 81 sixty plar i,
on missing Governor Wilson's indicated
civil
47.725;
BY from
a
United Richardson. r publ
has the Iennylv
TAFT CONGRATTLATES
m tonight
10 Govern
o. 5Ion roww wilsonP Prime j.
cordially andex to "
shes fol a succe admi ation.'
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