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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1906

Page

9

Peters Complimented as He Heads to Congress

Congressman-elect Peters says he is greatly complimented by the vote across the district. He pledges to work on tariff revision and reciprocity, crediting Democratic leaders independents and Republicans for support. The list of elected representatives from various districts shows a mix of Republican and Democratic winners.

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Representing Elected Delegates by District Across Massachusetts

A long list of elected representatives by district across multiple counties including Barnstable Berkshire Bristol Hampden and Suffolk with party designations. Names cover many towns such as Barnstable North Adams Adams Taunton Fall River Lawrence and Boston reflecting a broad gubernatorial or legislative slate.

Suffolk Alfred S. Hail Revere James J. Mellen Boston Edward W. Dixon Thomas I. Curley Guy W. Cox Frank J. Linehan William W. Clarke Thomas Leavitt Edward J. Bromberg Berkshire Thomas F. Cassidy Adams D. Berkshire Hampshire Hampden William H. Feiker Northampton Bristol Thomas W. Williams Attleboro Frank M. Chace Fall River William J. Bullock New Bedford Frank ©. Coombs North Attleboro Samuel M. Holman R. L. Robinson Mansfield M. J. Kenny Taunton William M. Dean Virth Chas Joseph A. Gauthier Andrew LT. Doyle Nathaniel BP. Sowle William H. Cook T. FY. Higgins Francis J. Fennelly Joseph A. Parks

Councillors Elected Districts 1 to 6 in State Vote

The report lists elected councillors across districts including David G. Pratt of Middleboro as Republican in District 1 Albion F. Bemis Brookline Republican District 2 Edward P. Barry Boston Democrat Alfred F E Cox Malden Republican District 3 Lewis H. Bartlett Lynn Republican Seward W Jones Newton Republican Calvin D. Paige Southbridge Republican Franklin W. Russell Pittsfield Republican.

David G. Pratt Middleboro Albion F. Bemis Brookline Edward P. Barry Boston Alfred FE. Cox Malden Lewis H. Bartlett Lynn é—Seward W. Jones Newton Calvin D. Paige Southbridge Franklin W. Russell Pittsheld

Governor Hoch’s race in Kansas sparks partisan forecasts

In Torrea Kansas on November 6, Governor Hoch leads over W A Harris with projected margins around 10 600 votes. Democratic St ate committee chair claims Harris could win by 10 000 to 80 000. Republican chairman Kaminr Crummer cites Hoch victory but offers no figures. Kansas to elect eight Republican Congressmen.

Torrea Wkan Hoch W. A. Harris Coninman W. T. Ryan Democratic Stote Committee Harris Crummer Republican Committee Hoeh Kansas

Coakleys Reported as Heaviest Losers in Election

Two of the election’s heaviest losers are Tim and Dan Coakley. Tim reportedly wagered about $7000 on Moran to win the State with odds near 2 to 3. Moran’s victory would have net the Coakleys about $20 600 if Moran had prevailed.

Teehee Janis Nadia Ee Revere Cmeisca Eescecessess Seri Ward Winthrop Seeneee Sicessseveseuss Desavssavacetes Conan Sivas Tise Giccerovesseees Sgeveseene Poms “Vebivbesian Ic Cinemas iPre Lictas Steeevns Giossis iv Servens Vueende Ward Seeetes Cambridge Esseree Reese Nor Eerie Seers Eeesereste Pritts Sigicvscessaenssens Sane Cies Ecises Pepa Nee Meere Biases Ea Ee Ween Ee Ee Ee Tim Dan Coakley Moran Coakleys

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Suffolk County Rae Wwe Aw An Potcaie CIA Peters Andrew J Cape District Eben S. S. Keith Bourne R. Essex William R. Salter William D. Chapple Salem James F. Shaw Manchester Harry P. Morse Haverhill Joseph Donovan Lawrence R. E Franklin George J. Galland Amherst R. Hampden William F. Hayes Springfield Daniel D. Mahoney Chicopee Middlesex James H. Vahey Watertown R. Ind Frederick J. Macleod Elmer A. Stevens Somerville Charles L. Dean R. Eiffth John J. Mitchell Marlboro Herbert S. Riley Woburn James W. Grimes Reading John J. McManmon Lowell D. Norfolk Charles I. Jenney Hyde Park William ©. Faxon Stoughton R. Worcester Arthur M. Taft Worcester Allan G. Buttrick Lancaster John Lovell Johnson Fitchburg Winfield S. Schuster Douglas Charles M. Prouty Spencer Plymouth Frank G. Wheatley Abington George H. Garfield Brockton Az Et Barnstable Thomas Pattison Clenrie H. Cahoon Harwich Lorenzo D. Baker, Jr Weillfleet, R A. R. Drysdale North Adams S. John Lamoureux Arthur N. Streeter Samnuel L. Porter Amesbury Tradel Leslie K. Morse Naverhill Arthur L. Nason George Bunting Methuen Emil J. Muehlig William A. Kelleher J. Hyde Wm. J. Graham John N. Cole Andover John F. Cook J. B. Carbrey Peabody W. E. Dorman George H. Newhall Arthur W. Barker John H. MehKenney C. Johnson Nahant Matthew McCann Herbert M. Forristall Saugus Philip A. Kiely Frank W Franklin C. EK. Elmer Conway, D Lyman W. Griswold Greenfield James A. Gunn Montague Dennis E. Farley Erving Ernest E. Hobson Palmer W. I. Cook George D. Green Ludlow Edwin F. Leonard George V. Lovely Frank D. Kemp Daniel H. Morgan Charles T. Holt Frank G. Hodskins Michael F. Walsh Andrew F. Healy Holyoke John WK. McCarthy Charles A. Andrews James H. Bryan Westfield D. Hampshire Calvin Coolidge Darwin EE. Lyman Cummington Alvin L. Wright South Hadley John H. Schoonmaker Ware Manuel Andrew William M. Hogan George A. Giles Fred L. Bounke Julius Meyers Samuel BP. Elmore George W. Long Harry N. Stearns R. Fourth Dist.—Elings B. Bishop of Newton, R., William F. Gareceton John I.’. Lothrop Patrick J. Duane Waltham, D J. H. Marey Waltham William TI. Hall Natick Harry N. Winch Framingham Wilbur A. Wood Hopkinton William M. Brigham Fred F. Trull Hudson Edwin C. Perham Chelmsford Waldo Spaulding Pepperell Albion I, Parmenter Wayland Charles J. Wier Pittecsib William H. Thayer Martin F. Conley D. Seventeenth William H. I. Hayes Charles F. Varnum R. Fighteenth Albert I. Grant R. Mineteensh William E. Westall Twentieth Andrew Roscoe Linsco Medford Charles H. Brown Horace Dexter Hardy Arlington Joseph O. Wellington Belmont James A. Jones Stoneham Nantucket E. B. Coleman Norfolk Joseph H. Soliday Joseph Walker Norman H. White Frederick G. Katzmann Edward B. Draper Canton Rifth Eugene C. Hulsman Quincy Edward J. Sandberg Russell B. Vorster Weymouth Fiith A. S. Burns Joseph John Shepherd Pembroke Harry E. Mapes Cohasset Melvin S. Nash Hanover E. Alden Dyer Whitman Robert T. Delano Wareham Joseph E. Beals Roland Lewis B. McKie Joseph J. Murley Michael H. Fitzgerald Boston D John F. Sullivan Michael J. Eagan Daniel J. McDonald Timothy J. Buckley William F. Murray, Jr Richard 8. Teeling Thomas F. Driscoll Chelsea Thomas J. Grady Philip J. McGonagle John Quinn, Jr Martin M. Lomasney Robert K. McVirdy Timothy F James F. Powers John J. Driscoll William P. Higgins Patrick H. O’connor John H. Toland William J. Lyons John M. McDonald James J Charles Addison Malley Fred FE Edwin T. McKnight Jacob H. Mack Walter A. Webster John J. Conway A. S. Parker Weeks Gideon B James Oliver Athol Atherton D. Converse Winchendon William F. Learned Gardner Alvin F. Bailey Barre Charles B. Blair Warren Felix Gatineau Frank Colleto, Jr William J. Haggerty Webster Hiram W. Loring Shrewsbury Henry F. Rice Sutton George F. Birch Milford Leonard T. Gaskill Mendon Charles Mayberry Clinton William James Potter Northboro Clesson Kenney Leominster David Curtis Nick Hugh H. O'Rourke Francis 0. Dahlquist R. Ningtaes Lucian B. Stone George P. Lawrence Chickering Fred H. Gillett Purdy Charles G. Washburn Butler Ames Ernest W. Roberts Ith District Samuel A. McCaluk Th District Horner John A. Kelsher Sth Joseph F. O'Connell SAY Coakleys
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