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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1907

Page

11

Quiet in South Boston as heavy Republican vote noted

Voters in South Boston wards 13 14 and 15 cast a heavy Republican vote with no violence reported. Tension rose briefly in Ward 13 Precinct 6 when a Dennison supporter tried to seize an election official set to remove a Moran button but the dispute was settled without incident.

South Boston Dennison Dennisonite Whits

Light voter turnout in North Adams election

Governor Guild won a large plurality in North Adams as turnout was light. In the second Berkshire representative district H. A. Hall defeated Democrat Michael P Flaherty to take the seat.

North Adams Guild Berkshire H. A. Hall Michael P Flaherty

Histgen Heavy In Waltham

Waltham vote shows low local enthusiasm as election progresses. Republicans carry statewide ticket by large margin. Hisgen garners 1112 votes, a substantial share though far less than governor totals. Report highlights weak local contests and overall GOP strength.

Hisgen Waltham Waltham Een

Local Nov 65.7 Percent Shows Surprises in SVERLY Races

In SVERLY the vote tallies show Bartlett with 388 and Whitney edged, Beverly's slate weak with under 2000 ballots cast and eight counties voting for Guifa. Beverly Republicans face losing delegates while Cole wins a solid councilor tally.

Sverly Whitney Reed Bartlett Beverly Cole Readya

Alderman Curley Declares Election Verdict Spoken

In a terse bureau meeting Curley states the voters have spoken and asserts the party fulfilled its duty, signaling a closed chapter on the election as the city braces for the next steps.

Curley Pee Sitstte

Guild Swept Pittsfield in Light State Election

Voter turnout was unusually light with Governor Guild carrying the city by a clear margin. Local interest in the statewide election appeared minimal as ballots were cast slowly and results awaited.

GUILD Pittsfield Clovernor Guild Roraity

Elected Councillors by District in State List

The new council representatives include Charles Brightman of New Bedford in the First District Albion F Bemis of Brookline is the Second District candidate Edward P Barry of Boston is the Third District Walter S Glidden of Somerville wins the Fourth District Samuel Cole of Beverly wins the Fifth District Seward W Jones of Newton wins the Sixth District Calvin D Paige of Southbridge wins the Seventh District and Franklin W Russell of Pittsfield wins the Eighth District

Charles ©. Brightman New Bedford Albion F. Bemis Brookline Edward P. Barry Boston Walter S. Glidden Somerville Samuel Cole Beverly Seward W. Jones Newton Calvin D. Paige Southbridge Franklin W. Russell Pittsfield Lewis B. McKrie Joseph J. Marley Bernard F. HanrAhan John F. Sullivan Joseph E. Donovan Jeremiah F. McCarthy John J. Hayes William EF. Murray Frank O'Brien Frank P. Brennan Chelsea Thomas J. Grady Philip J. McGonagle Bartholomew A. Brickley I. L Martin M. Lomasney David Mancovitz Timothy F. Callahan Dei Daniel L. Sullivan J. Bernard Ferber Malcolm E. Nichols Patrick H. O'Conner Herbert S. Frost William H. O’brien James J. Cowboy Frederick M. J. Sheenan Daniel J. Curley, Jr Thomas J. Fay Florence J. Driscoll Samuel J. Madden Harry I. Ham William Hoag Charles Addison Malley John E. Reousmaniere Fred P. Warner James H. Iniight Jacob H. Mock Charles J. F. O'Brien William F. O’conner J. Henry Leonard A. S. Parker Weeks Herbert W. Burr Samuel H. Mildram William B. Willett Joseph Abbott Lewis J. Hewitt William M. Robinson Ernest H. Pierce Revere Whitney Winthrop Middlesex Lewis Parkhurst Winchester Charles H. Brown Medford Dorace D. Hardy Arlington Joseph O. Wellington Belmont James A. Jones Stoneham Nantucket Ellenwood B. Coleman Norfolk Joseph H. Soliday Dedham Joseph Walker Norman H. White Frederick G. Katzmann Hyde Park Edward Bailey Draper Canton Eugene ©. Haltman Quincy Walter S. Pinkham Russell B. Worster Weymouth Louis E. Frye Holbrook Edward J. Fuller Sharon Fred L. Wisher Norwood Fred O. Johnson Wellesley Frederick Lane Foxboro Plymouth Alfred S. Burns A Shepherd of Hanover W. EF. N. Arnold Abington Eugene E. Shaw Carver Joseph E. Beals Middleboro Roland M. Keith Bridgewater Edward Gilmore Brockton James Sidney Allen Portus B. Hancock George Swann Worcester Lucian B. Stone John H. Pickford Henry F. Dean Robert M. Washburn Ircuater

Boston Delegation List Mentions Several District Figures

A roster from Boston includes Alfred S. Hall Revere and multiple Boston Democrats and Republicans such as George BF Monahan Edward W Dixon Michael J Mckttrick Charles D B Fisk Frank J Linehan John J Butler Tilton S Bell and Gideon B Abbott. The text references the ninth district and political candidacy details.

Alfred S. Hall Revere George BF. Monahan Boston Edward W. Dixon Michael J. Mckttrick Charles D. B. Fisk Frank J. Linehan John J. Butler Tilton S. Bell Bostton Gideon B. Abbott

Suffolk Representatives Elected Across Districts in Boston Area

The list shows multiple names for each district with party labels. Notable entries include Lewis B. McKrie and Joseph J. Marley for Boston, and Malcolm E. Nichols for Boston in the tenth district. Several districts feature both Republican and Democratic winners.

Massachusetts House of Representatives District Winners Listed

A long list names candidates for various districts in Berkshire, Bristol, Essex, Franklin and Hampden, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth and Worcester. Notable entries include Eben B. S. Keith Bourne first Cape district and Elmer Potter Worcester first Worcester district. The report ends with a death obituary note for Per Le Pen.

Berkshire Clinton Q. Richmond North Adams Hampshire Hampden Allen T. Treadway Stockbridge Bristol Albert R. Macomber Attleboro Thomas W. Williams Joseph Turner Fall River Nathaniel P. Sowle New Bedford Ind Cape Eben S. Keith Bourne Essex William R. Salter Lynn William D. Chapple Salem James F. Shaw Manchester Harry P. Morse Waverhill Dennis E. Halley Lawrence Franklin George 7. Galland Amherst William P. Hayes Springfield League Daniel D. Mahoney Holyoke Middlesex James H. Vahey Watertown Thorndike Spaulding Cambridge Elmer A. Stevens Somerville Arles L. Dean Malden John J. Matchell Marlboro Herbert S. Riley Woburn James Wilson Grimes Reading J. Lovell Johnson Witchburg Worcester Winster S. Schuster

Legislature Standings Show Senate and House Party Split

Senate totals: Republicans 29, Democrats 9, Republican Independent 7, Independence League 1. House totals: Republicans 170, Democrats 70. The numbers reflect current party alignment in both chambers.

Election results by district show broad legislative picks

A long list details elected representatives across Massachusetts districts including Barnstable Berkshire Bristol Essex Middlesex Norfolk Plymouth Worcester. Names include Pattison Cahoon Small Drysdale Hall Cole McClatchey Rice Sanders McDonald Curtis Coombs Holman Robinson Kenney Doyle Lees Cook Dorman etc with party notes and towns such as Barnstable Harwich North Adams Pittsfield Lawrence and Holyoke.

Barnstable Thomas Pattison Clearic H. Cahoon Harwich Isaac M. Small Truro Berkshire Hugh P. Drysdale North Adams Homer A. Hall David Cole Cheshire Frederick T. McClatchey Pittsfield Edward F. Rice Herbert P. Sanders Edward McDonald Lenox Frank Curtis Sheffield Bristol Frank O. Coombs North Attleboro Samuel M. Holman Attleboro William L. Robinson Mansfield Michael J. Kenney A Co William M. Dean Taunton Davol Rep

County Commissioners Elected in Several Massachusetts Counties

A list of individuals elected as county commissioners across Massachusetts counties including Barnstable Berkshire Bristol Essex Franklin Hampden Hampshire Middlesex Norfolk Plymouth Suffolk and Worcester. Names include Lafayette K. Chase Yarmouth George B. Adams Adams Frank M. Chace Fall River Look Old Town Mayor? John M. Ree Jr Swampscott Eugene B. Make Greenfield James M. Sickman Holyoke Eugene A. Davis Northampton Francis Becton Natick Silas A.eine Sharp Walter Ace Kingston George W. Cook Barre.

Barnstable Lafayette K. Chase Yarmouth Berkshire George B. Adams Adams Bristol Frank M. Chace Fall River Dempe Ofoe Avinitin J. Look Old Tisbury Essex John M. Ree Jr Swampscott Ranklin Eugene B. Make Greenfield Hampden James M. Sickman Holyoke Hampshire County Eugene A Davis Northampton Iddlesex Francis Becton Natick Silas A. Eine Sharp Plymouth Walter , Ace Kingston Worcester George W. Cook Barre

District attorneys elected across six districts

A list shows district attorneys elected in multiple districts including J Higgins of Somerville in the Northern District and W Scott Peters of Haverhill in the Eastern District with party affiliations noted as Rep. Thomas FE of Canton in the Southeastern and James M. Swift of Fall River in the Southern District among others. It lists George S. Taft of Uxbridge in the Middle District and Thomas F. Cassidy of Adams in the Western District with Richard W. Irwin of Northampton in the Northwestern District and John B. Moran of Boston in Suffolk as party representatives. The slate includes nonpartisan and league affiliations.

W. Scott Peters Haverhill James M. Swift Fall River Thomas FE Frover Canton George S. Taft Uxbridge Thomas F. Cassidy Adams Richard W. Irwin Northampton Suffolk John B. Moran Boston League

Elected Probate and Insolvency Registers Named

Plymouth County fills vacancy with Sumner A Chapman of Hanson as Republican and Suffolk County selects Arthur W Dolan of Boston as Democrat for probate and insolvency registrar posts.

Plymouth County Sumner ‘A. Chapman Hanson Pro Suffolk County Arthur W. Dolan Boston

Massachusetts Representatives Named by County and Party

A list of district representatives is given by county including Barnstable Rep. Jason Hull and Rep. John Nicholson of Pittsfield with party labels Democratic or Republican. Other counties name Samuel A. Barrett Nantucket Edward Evans Essex John Clark Springfield and Cambridge figures, plus Henry Porter Plymouth and Fred Seavey Boston.

Barnstable Ulysses A. Hull Berkshire County John Nicholson Pittsfield Bristol County Edwin _ Be Evans Munty Dexter Edgartown Essex County Samuel A. 2 Salem Franklin County Lawrence Oh Montague Ipden Clark Springfield Hampshire County Jas KE Northampton Middlesex County John R&r. Weitaire Cambridge Nantucket Josiah . Barrett Norfolk County Samuel H. Capen Dedham Mouth Henry S. Porter Plymouth Suffolk Fred H. Seavey Boston Worcester Robert H. Chamberlain

Two Democrats Win Plymouth 10 Seat in Brockton

In Brockton a new political record emerged as the Plymouth district elects two Democratic representatives. Voters chose P. B. Hancock for a second term and Timothy J. Meade, former Alderman, alongside defeating B. B. Russell, former school superintendent, and James Sidney Allen, longtime House veteran.

Brockton Plymouth Jerty P. B. Hancock Timothy J. Meade B. B. Russell James Sidney Allen House of Representatives

Gloomy State Election Outlook for Democratic Campaign

The State election results reveal a bleak outlook for the Democratic city campaign. The Republican victory is considerable and warrants cautious reflection before commenting. The independent vote among Democrats is larger than expected.

Governor Guild Wins Medford Vote With Large Lead

Medford voters gave Governor Guild a larger tally than Whitney Elisgen and Bartlett combined. No judicial contests appeared to alter interest and the election turnout was notably light in this precinct.

Medford Guild Whitney Elisgen Bartlett Tere Es Oanthetia

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