Maine Second District Candidacy Race Heats Up
Honorable Charles E. Littlefield resigns from Congress effective Sept 20 1905 spurring bids by Harold M. Sewall and Edward W. Hyde. Sewall cites Bath Sagadahoc as key to the contest while Hyde argues for business representation over legal background. Both men have long Maine political ties and pledge active campaigns for the Bath based seat.
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Charles E. Littlefield
Congress
Maine
Harold M. Sewall
Edward W. Hyde
William T. Cobb
Second District
Republican Congressional Committee
Littlefield
Cobb
Washington
Guth Congress
Nelson Dingley
House of Representatives
Bath
Sagadahoc
Hyde
Boston
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