54 ARE KILLED IN A
BOSTONR. R. SMASH
BOSTON, Nov. 8.—Fifty-four peo
ple were killed today "lien a Boston
elevated train plunged through an
open draw in the Summer street
bridge. The cause is unknown.
Motorman Welsh anti Conductor
McKeon saved their lives by jumping.
The assert that the bridge was un
lightetl but the bridge tenders say
that the red lights were showing, j
Forty-four bodies have been recover
ed. The majority of the passengers
wore employees of tin* Western Klcc
tric factory at South lioston and in
cluded many women and children. No
means of escape was given only
through a narrow door at each end
of the car. The bridge tender says
he received a signal at to open
the draw.
WILSON LEADS CALIFORNIA VET
SAN FRANCISCO.—Wilson is leading by nine thou
sand.
WILSON WINNING SI RE
MILWAUKEE.—Unofficial returns give Wilson -AO
electoral votes and Hughes L’oS.
OREGON AGAIN
PORTLAND. Nov. S—Wilson at latest account? was
still leading in Oregon.
SOCIALISTS DEFEATED
MILWAUKEE.—Unofficial; Berger and Gaylord,
sov ialists. are defeated for congress.
LA TEST CABLES
(Note* Never in hi.- lory has there been such an elec
tion. At 3:30 p. m. as this is written both sides are still
in hope even on the day after but McCormick says the j
Democrats are independent of Minnesota and California.'
Was there ever such a glorious contest in the history ol
the world?)
HUGHES MEN STILL BET
NEW YORK, Nov. 8. — This afternoon several big
hedge bets of twelve to ten on Hughes are being placed.
The confidence of the Republicans in California is the
cause of placing ten thousand to live thousand on Hughes.
CONGRESS ELECTIONS
NEW YORK.—Seventy-six eotigressial districts re
ported from give the Republicans a gain of 10 in the
house. Two -Jersey Democratic districts are doubtful.
McCORMICK MORE SURE STILL
NEW YORK. Nov. 8.—McCormick stated this after
noon that Wilson can give Hughes California and Min
nesota and still win.
WASHINGTON
Wilson's majority in Washington state is fifteen thou
sand.
MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN
DETROIT—Half the returns show Hughes lead ap
proaches 30,000 and growing. Wilson has Wayne county
by fifteen thousand.
OREGON
Hughes lead in Oregon this afternoon is 1.7t>2. His
lead in Multnomah county is 1.11*1.
I’TAH STRONG WILSON
Wilson 1 as carried I'tah by twenty thousand.
THE DAKOTAS
SlOl'X FALLS.—Fifteen thousand Hughes plurality
expected.
WILSON PLEASED
LONGRRANCH. Nov. 8.—Wilson is very much pleas
ed at the change for the better but reserves judgment.
TOO CLOSE TO PREDICT
The Chicago Tribune says the fight is too close to pre
dict the result. Wilson is sure of 258 electoral votes and
Hughes of 212. Minnesota and California still in doubt.
HUGHES GAINS CALIF.
Incomplete returns from California late show Hughes
with a lead of 10,000 and gaining in the southern part of
the state.
HOW CANDIDATES FELT
LONGBRAXCH, Xov. 8.—Wilson retired at 12:30
and asked to he awakened when definite returns came.
He was not discouraged and was most cheerful as he
awaited the western poll. He talked to his wife and
daughter, Margaret, of the outcome and says it would not
affect the planned legislation. He will go to Williams
town, Massachusetts, to attend the Sayre christening
Thursday.
New York, Xov. 8.—Hughes went to sleep after the
first returns and smiled when he awakened at 0:30 this
(Continued From Page I.)
CALIFORNIA
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7. — The
Democratic state committee esti
mates from small scattering returns
from different precincts in the city
that Wilson will carry city by 20,000.
NEW .MEXICO
ALRlOl’KRQUE, N. M., Nov. 7.—
The Democratic state leaders claim
Wilson and the state ticket elected.
Also claim United States senator and
congressmen. The Republicans also
claim victory but give no figures.
DECLARES WILSON WINS
ClIlCAdO, Nov. S.—The morning
editions of the papers here declare
Wilson elected.
NEB. FOR WILSON
The Wilson majority in Nebraska is
estimated at 20.000. The Democratic
senator is elected and the Democrats
claim the state has gone dry by 25,
000.
NEW JERSEY REP.
Republican committee claims elec
tion of Republican assembly. Will
.stand 12 Republicans to
MARYLAND DEM.
President Wilson carries Maryland
b\ a plurality estimated at 10,510
Pour Democratic and two Republican
congressmen were elected, a Repub
lican gain of one.
\\ HITMAN ELECTED
New York elected Ciovernor Whit
man and the rest of the Rep. state
ticket. Hughes majority is probably
more than 100,000.
CALIFORNIA
The California returns available
early today indicate that Wilson and
Hughes will be so close that an of- i
fuial count may be necessary to de
termine the results. In 2152 precincts
out of 5017 Wilson had 141,200 and
Hughes 140,072.
On account of length of ballots in
the California cities counting is slow.
The Registrar estimates Wilson’s ma
jority in Frisco at 20,000 but wheth
er this will overcome the majority foi
Hughes in the soiitii is doubtful.
Prohibition is apparently defeated.
MIWKSOTA WILL OKCIOK
Minnesota will determine who is
president, it is believed this after
noon. With about half the vote in
Wilson lead, approximately by 8,000
but the rural districts are cutting
down this lead.
m:\\ mkxico t i.osk
1N* I > IANAKOLIS. Hughes shows
a small lead over Wilson ami if the
present ratio continues he will have
a lead of about ln.000 in the state.
LOS ANOKLKS *
At l a. m. city reported Wilson in
lead by (120.
M \SS.\(T1 rSK'ITS
With the returns practically com
pletc Hughes has 263,000 and Wilson!
220.000. Governor McCall, Republi
can 252,000. Mansfield Democrat,
214.000.
N. DAKOTA
Hughes leads over Wilson in North
Dakota but early returns today show
ed the rural districts turning the tide
in Wilson’s favor. With a third of
the total precincts counted it stood
19,675 for Hughes and 19,763 for Wil
son. '
ANCHORAGE
(Complete)
j Wick 422,' Sulzer 536, Lewis 218. j
Grigsby 585, Cobb 199, Schofield 86,
Dooley 165, Frame 307, German 278,
Ronan 155, Cannon 665, Day 185,
, Hegner 246, W. J. Henry 130, W. I*.
Henry 219, Holland 153, Hunter 236,
McCallum 139, Murray 204, Noon
208, Price 575, Jeter 476, Doiringe
17, Wilson 141, Wood 142. The dry
and eight hour law carried by a big
majority.
MOOSE PASS
Sulzer 8, Ronan 8. Total vote 8.
N. Y. GAVE 100,000
Hughes carried New York Stale hy
approximately 100,000.
McCORMICK CONFIDENT
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.—Democratic
Manager McCormick is even more
optimistic today than ever nb>ut
President Wilson’s chances, saying
that Wilson will receive 201 electoral
votes against 210. McCormick says
the Democratic committees all over
the country had furnished the figures
from which his estimate had been
made. "We have got them,” said Mc
Cormick.
U. P. ESTIMATE
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.—The United
Press states that it has 218 electoral j
votes counted safe for Hughes. They j
are from the states of Connecticut,
Delaware, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Mas
sachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey,
New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Isl
and, Vermont, Wisconsin and Wyom
ing. Later returns, however, give
Wilson a lead in Wyoming although
so small that it is doubtful.
FORMER ELECTIONS
In 1 81*2 Cleveland beat Harrison by
277 electoral votes to 14.7.
1S00: McKinley 271, Bryan 17b.
11*00: McKinley 202, Bryan 177.
11*04: Roosevelt 226, Parker 140.
1008: Taft 2.21, Bryan 162.
11*12: Wilson 427, Taft 8. Roose
velt 88.
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