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MISCELLANIA
McKinley was elected for the second term
with a larger plurality of popular votes than
any other previous president. He had great
influence with Congress; accomplished
much but history recorded him as a leader of
backward looking conservatism and blamed
him for the country's involvement in the
Spanish-American War. An assassin's bullet
ended his life, nine months after his second
inaugural.

 
MEETING-Monday, January 9, 1905
(8 Electoral Votes)

PARTICIPATING POLITICAL
PARTIES IN MARYLAND
Democratic (D)
Republican (R)
Prohibition (P)
Socialist (S)
VICTORS IN MARYLAND
President & Vice President
Alton Brooks Parker (D) and
Henry Gassaway Davis-7 electoral votes
Theodore Roosevelt (R) and
Charles W. Fairbanks-1 electoral vote
ELECTORS
Frank Brown
Elihu E. Jackson
John E. George
T. Herbert Shriver
James King
Samuel A. Mudd
Ferdinand Williams
Charles J. Bonaparte
OPPOSING CANDIDATES
President & Vice President
Theodore Roosevelt (R) and
Charles W. Fairbanks
Silas Comfort Swallow (P) and
George W. Carroll
Eugene Victor Debs (S) and
Benjamin Hanford
GOVERNOR
Edwin Warfield (D)
Secretary of State
Oswald Tilghman
MARYLAND ELECTION RETURNS
Parker and Davis 109,446
Roosevelt and Fairbanks 109,497
Swallow and Carroll 3,034
Debs and Hanford 2,247
Parker and Da vis 48.8 %
Roosevelt and Fairbanks 48.8%
Swallow and Carroll 1.4%
Debs and Hanford 1.0%
Parker and Davis 7 electoral
Roosevelt and Fairbanks 1
Swallow and Carroll
Debs and Hanford
NATIONAL ELECTION RETURNS
Roosevelt and Fairbanks 7,628,461
Parker and Davis 5,084,223
Debs and Hanford 402,489
Swallow and Carroll 258,596
Roosevelt and Fairbanks 56.4%
Parker and Davis 37.6 %
Debs and Hanford 2.98 %
Swallow and Carroll 1.91%
Roosevelt and Fairbanks 336 electoral
Parker and Davis 140
Debs and Hanford
Swallow and Carroll
MISCELLANIA
This is the first time that we note a split in
the Maryland electoral vote.
When Roosevelt took office after McKinley's
death, he was the youngest president to date
- 43 years old. He exuded vim, vigor and
vitality and believed in speaking softly while
carrying a big stick; also espoused the phi-
losophy, "every man holds his property sub-
ject to the general right of the community to
regulate its use to whatever degree the public
welfare may require it."
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