Republicans Celebrate Largest State Sweep in History
Governor Guild secured a third term by over 100000 votes and District Attorney Moran won by a 10000 majority. The GOP gained in the Legislature and took Suffolk County sheriff’s race, signaling a strong Republican wave across the state and in Boston politics.
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Guild
Cran
John B. Mogan
Thomas L. Hisge
Whitney
General Bartlett
Suffelk
Suffolk County
Joes
Donovan
Democratic
Mora
Seavey
City Hall
Myer Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
John B. Moran
James Donovan
Arthur Dolan
Hub
Catarrh of The Stomach Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal stomach cure. It claims the tablets digest food, aid digestion, and relieve catarrh and other stomach ailments, noting a free sample offer from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
Tates
A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Legislature Defeat Hits Noted Senators In Close Races
The campaign lost Senator William J. Bullock of New Bedford and Senator Thomas F. Curley in Boston as tight margins shook the slate. James H. Vahey won in First Middlesex while Thorndike Spalding defeated Cambridge’s Senator Macleod. Denis Halley topped Republican Senator Donovan of Lawrence and John McMannon fell in Lowell.
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William J. Bullock
New Bedford
Bullock
James H. Vahey
Middlesex
Charles S. Dennison
Boston
Thomas F. Curley
Hisgens Statement Supports Independence League Governor Bid
Thomas Tr Hisgen of Independence League support thanks honest men who voted for him and condemns corporate influence within the party. He notes no money spent to sway voters, praises state ticket associates, and acknowledges women and workingstorekeepers backing his campaign. He also lauds John Moran’s reelection as fair reward for integrity.
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Thomas Tr Hisgen
Independence Eague
Independence League
Whitney
John
Moran
Moran swept wards and precincts in Boston mayor race
Moran won a sweeping victory over Dennison with broad support across nearly all wards and many precincts. The breakdown showed Moran carrying Ward 17 and Ward 12, while Mayor Fitzgerald’s machine suffered a decisive loss, signaling a shift toward independent sentiment and possible Republican gains in city leadership.
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Dennison
McClellan
Democratic City Committee
East Boston
Charlestown
Ward 8
Moran
South Boston
Roxbury
Curleys
Michael McEttrick
Tom
Fred Sheenan
Charles Kidney
Independence League
Tammany Organization
James Curley
Teddy
Glynn
Ward
James Doyle
Seavey
Webster
Guild
Sheriff Seavey
Jim’ Donovan
McNary
Donovan
Boston
Gratitude Speech After County Vote
A candidate thanks county voters for a flattering vote and pledges to continue public service with dedication, saying nothing will deter the duty to give the best to the public.
Ambivalent Reply on Mayoralty Fight After Primaries
A speaker expresses pleasure with a result and withholds comment on its impact on the mayoral race until after the city primaries. The remark hints at strategic considerations but offers no firm stance.
Spalding Wins Second Middlesex Senate Seat in Cambridge
In Cambridge the key election feature was Thorndike's Senate victory for Spalding over Democrat Macleod by 385 votes aided by Independence League rival Richards with 565 votes. Gov. Guild won the city. Hisgen led League totals for lieutenant governor, and the Republican slate retained three seats in the district races amid a strong League showing.
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Middlesex
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Spalding
Frederick J. Macleod
Independence League
Albin Richards
Macleod
Gov
Guild
Whitney
League
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Gerry Brown
Hisgen
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Sennett
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Iples
Clifford
Deer
Giles
Lynch
Meyers
Murphy
Traynor
Representative
Authier
Britten
Connell
Davies
Elmore
Johnson
Josephson
Long
Stearns
Whitney Statement on Election Result
The Post quotes Whitney expressing surprise at the result and gratitude to supporters. He says he fought for what he believed was right and declines to discuss Mr Hisgen's vote or speculate about a gubernatorial bid next year.
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Whitney
Aye
Dennison Concedes Defeat with Quiet Dignity at Parker House
Democratic District Attorney candidate Joseph A. Dennison faced a decisive loss as Moran led in the counts. He greeted supporters with a smile, joked through bad news, and urged the crowd to cheer up and be good losers while thanking them for their effort.
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Senator Lodge
Boston
Independence League
Moran
Witzgerald
Hibbard
Fitzgerald
Guild
Draper
George H. Doty
State Committee
Gardner
Frank Haynes
George B. Billings
Guy Ham
Ward 20
Talbot
Edward Mansfield
J. Homer Edgerly
Winthrop Hedges
Roosevelt
Joseph A. Dennison
Parker House
Dennison
Joe
Charlestown
Mr. Dennison
Fellows
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