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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1908.
No. 99i.
W.
TAFT
CTED PRESIDENT BY LAN
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DSLIDE
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IRE
SWEEPING THAN DREAMED OF
BRYAN AND DEMOCRACY GO DOWN TO ONE OF THE
GREATEST DEFEATS THAT PARTY HAS KNOWN IN RE
CENT YEARS NEW YORK GIVES TAFT 202,000
PLURALITY.
GREATER NEW YORK FOR TAFT
OHIO GIVES TAFT ABOUT 50,000, ILLINOIS 170,000, IN
DIANA 18,000 AND NEBRASKA MAY GO AGAINST ITS
HOME CANDIDATE CANNON REELECTED.
(By Associated Press,)
NEW YORK, Nov, 4, William Howard Taft of Ohio, Re
publican, was elected twenty-seventh president of the Unit
ed States, and James Schoolcraft Sherman of Utica, N, Y,,
was chosen vice-president yesterday, This was the out
come of one of the most remarkable political campaigns in
the history of the republic, Wm, Jennings Bryan of Neb
raska, the Democratic candidate, went down in the third de
feat of his life's ambition to occupy the White House, The
returns today indicate that Taft will have at least 298 elec
toral votes, and as the returns from the West are growing
stronger for Taft, the final result may justify the claims of
Hitchcock of 325 electoral votes for Taft, made before the
eventful day,
One of the results surpassing the most sanguine hopes of
most Republicans was Taft's carrying Greater New York by
15,645,
Governor Hughes was re-elected by a plurality estimated
today at 75,000 over Chanler, and while Greater New York
gave Taft a plurality of 15,645, it gave Chanler a margin of
56,843,
'Governor Johnson was re-elected governor of Minnesota
for his third term by 73,000, Hisgen, the candidate for
the presidency on the Independence ticket, received compa
ratively meagre support throughout the country.
There is practically no change indicated in the House
of Kepresentatives. The United States senate retain its
present Republican majority.
Indiana has gone to Taft by from 15,000 to 18,000.
Bryan apparently carried Nebraska although the
Republicans still claim the state.
Ohio has gone to Taft by 50,000 to 70,000, although
the returns are very slow.
Taft carried New York City by about 15,645 the
iirst time that city has given its vote to a Republican
candidate since 1896, when McKinley had a small plu
rality. Taft received a greater plurality in New York state
than did Roosevelt four years ago, the indications being
202,000 far Taft against 175,000 for Roosevelt.
Hisgen, the Independence candidate, received about
28,000 votes in Greater New York.
Speaker Cannon was re-elected to congress.
Missouri returned to the solid south.
Pennsylvania gave Taft about 250,000.
Illinois gave Taft about 170,000.
REPUBLICANS WILL
CONTROL NEXT HOUSE
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, Nov. 4. The pol-
Itical complexion of the next
House of Representatives, 2C1
districts out of 29.X show Re-
publicans 198, Democrats 163,
missing 30. Necessary for leg-
lslatlvo control 19G.
DANCES AT RINK every Tues
day and Saturday evening.
A TAFT LANDSLIDE.
Minneapolis Paper Says Taft's Major
ity Greater Than Roosevelt's.
' (By Associated Press.)
ST. PAUL, Minn., N jv. 4. The
Minneapolis Journal claims it is a
landslide for Taft and that his ma
jority will be greater than Roose
velt's. " .
NORTH DAKOTA, TOO.
A LANDSLIDE FOR TAP:
A TIDAL WAVE FOR BRYAN
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MEANS RETURN
OF PROSPERITY
So Declares W. H. Taft, New
President, When He Hears
Election Result. ,
(By Associated Press.)
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 4. One
oi the features of the election cele
bration in this city last night was the
throngs which surrounded the Taft
roaldsnce. The street was blockod
with shoutinsr. merrv-mnklni?
crowds. Taft himself, was highly
pleased with the result and stated
the belief that meant the immediate
return of prosperity.
"I believe I was elected by the
business men of the country, Demo
crats as well as Republicans, that I
secured rr share of the labor vote,
and that the farmers generally stood
by me. I rm very much satisfied,"
said W. H. Taft, tho successful can
didate, when asked for an expression
on the results of tho election. "The
results in New York and Massachu
setts, New Jersey and Connecticut
w re especially gratifying to me. Iu
my own state and Indiana, the Re
publican tickets were much affected
by local liquor questions aud it is
very difficult to say just how it operated."
KISSES PARENT
ID ENDS LIFE
Miller G. Scouten, Wealthy
Bellingham Man, Commits
Suicide Early Today.
(By Associated Press.)
BELLINGHAM, Wash., Nov. 4.
Kissing his aged mother who had
sac up all night waiting for
his return, good night, Miller
G, Scouten, owner of extensive tracts
of land and tiinberland in this coun
ty, fired a bullet into his brain, and
died two hours later in the hospital.
Business troubles was the cause.
Bryan Gets a Frost In the Northern
Prairie State.
(By Associated Press.)
FARGO NORTH DAKOTA, Nov. 4.
(Continued on Page 4.)
WEST VIRGINIA FOR TAFT.
HOW THE STATES
VOTED YESTERDAY
Electoral
Vote.
Taft Bryan
OSEB RESULT
Arkansas
California
Connecticut
Colorado
Delaware . .......
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Idaho
Kansas
Kentucky . .......
Louisiana.
Maine
Massachusetts .
Michigan
Minnesota
Maryland
Montana
Mississippi
Missouri
Now Hampshire 4
New Jersey 12
New York 39
North Dakota .
Nevada
North Carolina
Nebraska
Ohio 23
Oregon 4
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania 34
10
7
27
15
13
3
10
6
1C
14
11
11
9
5
13
13
9
8
3
10
18
12
8
Rhode Island .
South Dakota .
South Carolina
Tennessee . . . .
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington . .
Wisconsin . . .
Wyoming . . . .
To"U
3
4
D
13
3
291
9
12
18
12
177
In Doubt.
Maryland .
West Virginia
Roosevelt In 1904 had a popular
plurality of 2,645,515 and 33C elec
toral votes against 140 electoral
votes for Parker.
In 1900, McKinley had 292 elec
toral votes and Bryan 155, In 189C,
McKinley had 271 electoral votes
and Bryan 149.
NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE DEMOCRATIC.
(By Associated Press.)
(By Associated Press.)
LINCOLN, Nob., N.ov, 4. Stato
Chairman ' ICefer of the Republican
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 4. 394 i State Committee, concedes tho legls
districts out of 1,403 in West Vlr-'laturo to 'Democrats by a decisivo
ginia give Taft a leud of 3C.201.
majority.
Nothing About Manner to In
dicate Disappointment Will
Make Statement Later.
(By Associated Press.)
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 4. Al
though it was after midnight when
Bryan went to bed, he was up and
doing early this morning. So far
as appearance went, nothing about
his manner Indicated tho disappoint
ment which ho must have felt over
tho result of the election. He greet
ed callers with a smilo, scanned tho
morning papers for nows from states
from which no definite figures wero
received last night.
"Before making any statement, I
want to get the actual results in
Ohio, Indiana, and Kansas," ho said.
The entire family was cheerful. For
sometime this morning, Bryan talk
ed the situation over with the Rev.
Father Jas. Nugent of Des Moines,
Iowa, one of his staunchest friends
who was his house guest over night.
Tho two men took a brjsk talk to
gether today.
008EVELT
AS
HEAD
Resignation of President Eliot
Today May Signify Succes
sion By President.
.(By Associated Press.)
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 4.
President Elliot of Harvard has re
signed.
The resignation Immediately fol
lowing tho national olectlon yester
day carao as a great surprise, but
following that ovont so closoly is
tnken by1 some to signify that It la
a foregone conclusion that Theodore
Roosevelt will bo solected to Hiiceeod
him as tho head of tho great educa
tional Institution of which Mr.
Roosevolt Is an alumnus, Thoro had
boon groat deal of gossip to tho ef
fect thnt Mr. Roosevolt would bo
come the head of Harvard whon his
torin as proaldent oxplrod, but it him
always been donfod. Tho announce
ment of Mr. Roosovolt's oleclon
may come at any timo.
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TAEF 20.00
V
Incomplete Returns Indicate
Big Republican Majority In,
the State.
PORTLAND, Ore.,. Nov. 4. Re
turns from 4G3 precincts in Oregon,
including 114 (complete) in Multno
mah county, glvo Taft 47,955, Bryan
27,073, Chafln 1,234, Debs 3,100,
Hisgen 178. Multnomah county
completo gives-Taft 17.SC7, Bryau
9,780, Chafln G27, Debs 1,382,. Hia
gen 57.
IDAHO STRONG FOR TAFT..
Gives Him 15,000 nncl Electa BraOfr
Governor.
(By Associated Press.)
BOISE, Ida., Nov., 4. W. II.
Taft's plurality in Idaho may reads
15,000. Late returns Indlcato tho
election of Brady as governor bjr
from three to five thousand.
WASHINGTON IS REPUBLICAN
State mid NaGonal Tickets Carry
the Stato.
SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 4. W. H.
Taft lends In this state by 40,000,
judging from partial returns from
thirty-seven counties. Cosgrovo has
25,000 plurality for governor. Tho
entire Republican stato ticket elect
ed and tho legislature is safely Re
publican insuring tho election of
Wesley L. Jones to tho United States
senate to succeed Lovi Ankeuy.
Tho count wns completed about
noon in 2,000 precincts In Wash
ington and glvo Taft a plurality of
17,582; Crossgrovc, Republican for
governor, 18,974.
ISLANDERS
WELCOME TAFT
Great Rejoicing In Philippines
Over His Election Foreign
View 0f.lt.
(By Associated Press;
MANILA, P. I., Nov. 4. Too- nows
of tho election of W. II. Taft was re
ceived with grent enthusiasm by nil
classes throughout tho Philippines.
Tho first message Indicating his vfc-
tory came from tho Associated Press
as was tho nows of tho success of
Hughes and tho political complexion
of congress. The news was trans
mitted to various parts of tho Islands
and aroused great Interest.
FOREIGN VIEW OF IT.
England and Germany Rejoice Over
Taft Victory.
(By Associated Press.)
LONDON, Nov. 4. Tho news of
olectlon of W. II. Taft through the
Associated Press caused considerable
Interest In Great Britain where Taft
Is regarded highly.
PARIS, Nov. 4. There Is Httlo
comment on tho election of W. II.
Taft as it had been regarded a fore
gone conclusion.
BERLIN, Nov. 4. The news
papers issued extra editions owing;
to tho exceptional Intorest becauso of
tho presumed offect upon business
conditions in tho United States.
CLOSE IN MARVLAND.
Bryan Has Lead of Only A Ftw
Hundred.
(By Associated Pross.)
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4. Tho latest
unofficial roturns from MarylunoE
hnvo narrowed Bryan's apparent
plurality to 312, the figures being:
Taft 109,180. and Bryan J09,fil2.
Thoso ar complete with the excep
tion of Dorchester and AVorehesfer
counties which wero not thought
likely to chango tho roault.
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