Word: johnson
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Total number of votes cast 1161. First. Second. Third. Fourth. Hughes, 435 454 119 52 Taft, 406 475 130 150 Bryan, 122 87 222 603 Johnson...
...special count of the ballots showed that if the nominees had been Bryan and Hughes, Bryan would have received 130 votes and Hughes 886. Johnson, if nominated, would have received 178 votes to Hughes's 838. Bryan would have had 115 to Taft's 901, and Johnson would have had 265 to Taft's 751. This appears to show that Johnson would stand a better chance than Bryan against either of the Republican candidates...
Harvard will be represented by K. S. Johnson 1G., and the other universities as follows: Princeton, C. Williams; Columbia, T. J. Wolff and H. Blumberg; Cornell, R. T. Black; Pennsylvania, W. H. Hughes. E. R. Perry '06 coached the team...
...been decided to print the names of the candidates--Bryan, Hughes, Johnson, and Taft--on a single ballot, the men voting to indicate their preference in order. By this means it will be possible to determine the number of votes any candidate would receive under any circumstances, either in the event of his own nomination or the nomination of any other of the candidates...
...Harvard graduates have recently been published: "God Save the Commonwealth," by G. Bradford '49; "Phillips Brooks," by A. V. G. Allen h.'86; "The Mongols," by J. Curtin '86, with a foreword by T. Roosevelt '80; "The American Constitution," by F. J. Stimson '76; "Christian Agnosticism," by E. H. Johnson '03; "Letters to American Boys," by W. H. Carruth '89; "Outdoor Pastimes of an American Hunter," by T. Roosevelt '80; "Shakespeare as a Dramatic Artist," by T. R. Lounsbury h.'93; "Together," by R. Herrick '90; "The Inquisition in the Spanish Dependencies," by H. C. Lea h.'90; "A Short...