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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1913
Page
11
Fielder Likely Governor Of New Jersey By Narrow Margin
In Trenton on November 4 indications point to James F. Fielder Democrat winning New Jersey governor with about a 15,000 plurality over Edward Stokes Republican. Everett Colby the Progressive candidate drew a surprisingly light vote likely under 40,000 versus 145,410 for Roosevelt last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
James F. Fielder
Edward 8. Stokes
Everett Colby
Colby
Roosevelt
Brookline Ballots Show Record State Vote With Shifts
Brookline cast 4080 votes yesterday the largest state election tally besides last year’s presidential total 4726. Gardner’s support fell 517 vs the ticket and 69 behind Walker 1912. Walsh and Bird dipped. Foss 354 vs 1274 last year likely GOP aided. Barry 1174 votes for Lt Governor. McCoole 1978 in Democratic-Progressive bid. Palmer home town of Brookline led with 1867. Curtin Sherburne GOP ahead of Bigelow Muldowney. Bird 162 Foss Gardner 1697 Walsh 1222 appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Gardner
Walker
Walsh
Bird
Foss
Edward P. Barry
Frank Donahue
J. Raphael McCoole
Norfolk County
McCoole
Norfolk County Bar Association
Alonzo B. Cooks
Lombard Williams
Cosgrove Joetting
Wood
Manus
Walsh Triumphs as Massachusetts Elects Democratic Wave
The Hon. David I. Walsh elected Governor of Massachusetts with a 50 000 vote plurality, sweeping the state ticket for Democrats. Edward P. Barry elected Lieutenant Governor, boosting Democratic momentum while Republicans and Progressives shift positions in a high turnout off year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Norton
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Charles Sumner Bird
Augustus P. Gardner
Foss
Mr. Bird
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Calvin Paige
Fred O'Connell
Fitchburg
Edward P. Barry
Boston
A. P. Goetting
Springfield
Daniel Cosgrove
Lowell
Walsh
Fitzgerald
Maynard
Democratic City Committee
Thomas P. Riley
State Committee
Barry
Richard H. Long
Framingham
Riley
South Boston
South
Democrat Edward Sibley defeats Levi Greenwood in Worcester race
In the third Worcester senatorial district Massachusetts suffragists led by Theresa Crowley and allies attack Levi Greenwood. Edward Sibley wins the seat by 495 votes with suffrage activism visiting mills and distributing 20000 circulars detailing Greenwood’s record. Greenwood a longtime Republican is noted as a stand-patter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Giblin
Boston
Thomas Niland
Guy Ham
Levi Greenwood
Senate
Edward Sibley
Ashburnham
Worcester
Mr. Greenwood
Wilson
Margaret Foley
Mary A. Mahan
Greenwood
State House
Harbor Improvement Bill Defeated in Lynn Vote
Local election focus on Lynn Harbor Development bill. defeated by a G31 vote amid waterfront project controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Lynn Harbor
Senators Elected in the Boston First Suffolk District
The report lists newly elected senators from Boston across multiple Suffolk districts with party affiliations. Notable figures include Edward C. R. Bagley, James H. Brennan, Philip J. McGonagle, Joseph Leonard, Malcolm E. Nichols, William P. Hickey, James P. Timilty, Redmond B. Fitzgerald, and Francis J. Horgan, all identified as Democrats except Nichols and Hickey. Horgan is noted as reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B. Denny
Edmund Mortimer
Worcester
Boston
Timothy J. Buckley
Charlestown
Worcester County
Hugh H. O'Rourke
John R. Thayer
Suffolk
Edward C. R. Bagley
James H. Brennan
Philip J. McGonagle
Joseph Leonard
Malcolm E. Nichols
William P. Hickey
James P. Timilty
Redmond 8. Fitzgerald
Fusion triumph in New York City mayoral race
John Purroy Mitchel won the New York mayoralty by about 75 000 votes, keeping fusion control of the Board of Estimate. Edward McCall lost for Tammany while fusion candidates for president of the Board of Aldermen George McAneny and William Prendergast won solidly. Mitchell’s victory also cements fusion held borough presidents in Brooklyn the Bronx and Richmond with modest gains elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fusion
New York City
John Purroy Mitchel
Board of Estimate
Tammany Hall
Edward E. McCall
New York County
Mitchel
Board of Aldermen and Comptroller
George McAneny
William A. Prendergast
Independence League
Democratic Organization
McAneny
Prendergast
Maurice E. Connolly
Queens
Brooklyn
Bronx
Richmond
Borough of
Manhattan
Marcus M. Marks
Thomas Darlington
Tammany
Board of Aldermen
William Sulzer
Thomas Smith
Samuel 8. Koenig
Republican County Committee
Tamany
Koenig
Republican Party
John Purroy Mitchre
M. Mitchel
Pision
Charles F. Murphy
McCarl
McGcall
McCall
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2S &F
Seracenes
Peet Newenerees
Bre. Leesessse DL OS
Das
Ward
Besse
PTO. B. Aseveee
Snes
Berssseees
Tees
Ceessaeeneees
Sane
ATP
OORT
Sesserees
Bireceese
Deaverone
Teeeresee
Totaib
Mg Ward
E . Potala Sierrenerrns
New Jersey
Joseph Walker
Congressman Gardner
County
Essex
Democratic Party
Mr. Foss
Mr. Walsh Ditterly
Lomasney
Democratic State Committee
Tammany Trio
West Virginia
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Tlinois
Maine
Charles Henry Davis
South Yarmouth
Richard Washburn Child
Frederick W. Mansfield
Frank Pope
Leominister
Frank J. Donahue
Thomas J. Boynton
Everett
Cronin
John J. Murphy
William H. Cronin
Walter Meins
Redmond
Meins
Brighton
Martin Hayes
Herbert A. Wilson
Hayes
Thomas C. O'Brien
Otto Sarony Co
Frank J. Pope
Purdy
Francis J. Horgan
Cosgrove
Luce
Barry - Goetting Cosgrove
Sulzer
P. Moorgan & Commeny
Lonbenils
California
Can
Gulf
Canada
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