Massachusetts Gubernatorial Returns and Local Races Report
Statewide results show Greenhalge with a large plurality over Russell as Boston reports 3112 in Russell’s favor. Wires slowed returns. Atwood wins in tenth district, Fuller takes eighth Suffolk State Senate, Meyer gains House Speaker majority, Fitzgerald lone Democrat in ninth. Regional districts show varying counts for Atwood, Morse, Crosby, and others across Plymouth, Essex, Bristol areas.
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Gosnold
Greenhalge
Post
H. H. Atwood
Melsttrick
McNary
Suffolk
Fuller
Senate
Coakley
Cronan
House of Representatives
Meyer
House
John F. Fitzgerald
Jesse Gove
Boston
Massachusetts districts tally Greenhalge Richardson Russell
A list of district results shows Greenhalge leading in most districts with totals around fourteen to eighteen thousand votes, while Richardson and Russell appear as runners up in varying figures. The data spans from first to thirteenth districts with multiple aggregated numbers.
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Haverhill
Thomas E. St. John
Robert A. Richardson
Levi A. Drury
Bradford
John M. Lynch
Lawrence
Joseph H. Flynn
Harry R. Dow
Charles F. Sargeant
Edgar Osgood
North Andover
Charles T. Balch
Groveland
Edward A. Hall
Newburyport
Caleb B. Huse
Daniel D. Stone
Hamilton
Charles D. Brown
Gloucester
George J. Tarr
Benjamin S. Bullock
J. Frank Porter
Danvers
Congressional district election results by race
The district tallies show partisan races led by Democrats and Republicans. Notable margins include Barrett versus Hamilton in the seventh and Draper versus Warren in the eleventh, with several districts contested and mixed outcomes across the state.
Massachusetts State Representatives Election Roster
Long list of county by county district results showing Republican and Democratic winners. Names include Bates Cochrane Donovan Meyer Graham Rourke Murphy Donovan Meyer etc across Suffolk Essex Middlesex Norfolk Worcester Bristol Hampden Franklin Berkshire Plymouth Barnstable Dukes Nantucket and other counties with district and candidate party labels.
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Plymouth County
James C. Leach
Bridgewater
Hampden County
Edward S&s. Bradford
Springfield
Marciene H. Whitcomb
Holyoke
Franklin County
Dana Malone
Greenfield
J. P. Crane
Fourth Essex
Merrimac
J. G. Frothingham
George Adams
Charles H. Bradley
Fifth Essex
Lynnfield
Middleton
Saugus
Wenham
John L. Bates
James A. Cochrane
Manasseh E. Bradley
William J. Donovan
Michael W. Collins
John W. O’hara
Timothy J. Donovan
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
William T. Graham
Michael J. O’brien
Daniel D. Rourke
Martin F. Ryder
Bernard McMackin
Timothy F. Murphy
William I. Donovan
Thomas F. Keenan
George von L. Meyer
Robert T. Teamoh
Arthur L. Spring
Clarence P. Weston
Joshua B. Holden
Francis C. Lowell
D. M. Driscoll
W. P. Driscoll
James A. Gallivan
Michael P. Geary
Daniel J. Barry
Joseph J. Norton
James F. Creed
John G. Horan
James Keenan
James F. Ryan
Franz H. Krebs, Jr
William W. Towle
Fighteenth
George A. Hibbard
Albert C. Smith
Thomas F. Fallon
Timothy Holland
Daniel C. Casey
Charles TI. Quirk
William W. Davis
George M. Scates
Mark B. Mulvey
William E. Ford
Charles F. Sturtevant
George B. Bird
John E. Tuttle
Samuel A. Mitchell
F. Co. Barnes
Chelsea
BE. E. Willard
E. W. Roberts
George T. Sleeper
Winthrop
Tales A City Fireman Arrested For Stolen Cross
John F. O Connell a Lad der fireman was arrested on a charge of stealing a pearl-studded gold cross from Mrs Sherburne during a fire and arraigned before Judge Forsaith. Bail set at 500 dollars. Also charged were John W Darling a dealer in second hand goods for receiving stolen thread and John B Mack for larceny of barbers tools. Police recovered the stolen property and others were held for gaming evidence at stations 4 and 10.
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John F. O’connell
John W. Darling
Shawmut Avenue
National Thread Company
Lincoln Street
James Wilson
John B. Mack
Camden Street
Highlands
Station 10
John Chappelle
Tremont Street
Mack
Chappelle
Brown elevens to clash with Chicago Athletic at Provid
The Brown team, one of the country’s strong squads, faces the Chicago Athletic Association at Provid in a highly anticipated matchup.
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Chicago Athletic Association
Brown
Provid
Late J F Roche Dies at 35 in Boston Area
James F Roche veteran lawyer and former national commander of the Regular Army and Navy Union died at his Pelham avenue home Tuesday night at 9. Born March 9 1859 in Winona Minnesota he rose from druggist to naval apothecary then lawyer. He organized Mackenzie garrison of Naval Veterans and led the union. funeral Friday at 9 at the cathedral with comrades in uniform and burial at West Quincy.
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James F. Roche
Regular Army and Navy Union
Pelham Avenue
Winona
Minn
Roche
Boston Public Schools
United States Navy
United States
Enterprise
Norfolk
Krakatoa
Straits of
Sunda
Madagascar
China
Boston
Custom House
Boston University Law School
Mackenzie Garrison
New York
Detroit
Knights of St. Rose
Catholic Order of Foresters
Boston College Association
Fusilier Veterans
Zingari Club
West Quincy
Brackett Case Sparks Talk of Possible Charges
Luther M. Brackett of Boston, now in New Haven, faces scrutiny over alleged misappropriation. New Haven lawyer Albert D. Penney states reports misrepresent Brackett and that Henry M. Pallman owes Brackett a large sum. Pallman’s partner investigations in sugar show no Brackett dealings.
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Luther M. Brackett
Boston
New Haven
Conn
Albert D. Penney
Brackett
Henry M. Pullman
Pallman
Collier
Pallmaney
New York
German petition drive seeks U S sugar tax retaliation
Chancellor von Hohenlohe Schillingsfurst faces a flood of agrarian petitions urging government protest against a U S sugar tax and calling for retaliation with broad import bans on corn, grain, meat and cattle plus higher home sugar premiums.
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Berlin
von Hohenlohe
Rio Janeiro Faces Military Unease Over Dictatorship Fears
A Rio de Janeiro revolt ended after a police clash, fueling concerns that President Peixoto may seize power as dictator. He increased the army and bought rifles, while Washington officials deny plans for a coup and insist elections proceed for President Moraes on the 15th.
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Montevideo
Rio Janeiro
Peixoto
Navy
Republic
Germany
Cleveland
Missioners
Washington
Mendonea
Senhor Moraes
Senhor Mendonca
Sneak thiefs target South End lodging houses for clothing
Stirred by the weather, thieves have been raiding South End lodging houses, stealing clothing valued near 300 dollars. John W. S. Raymond lost 206 dollars worth of wearables from his room, with other victims including Henry Bardwell, Captain Wallace Frost, and Thomas McCool. A pawn ticket links a suspect to a New York crook.
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South End
Division 5
John W. S. Raymond
No. 11
Upton Street
New York
Mr. Raymond
Dedham Street
Henry J. Bardwell
Wallace Frost
Tremont Street
Thomas H. McCool
Washington Street
Harrison's Glee on Democratic Reversal Rally
General Harrison called the election a remarkable political upheaval. He criticized the Democratic party for inconsistent platforming and expediency over principles, noting calls for protectionist tariffs and distrust of bond and tax schemes. He argued a broad majority favors a protective tariff, though rates remain debated.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harrison
Democratic Party
Gulf Stream
Cleveland
Wilson
Roxbury Horse Guards Celebrate 33rd Anniversary in Social Events
The Roxbury Horse Guards marked their thirty third anniversary with a rifle shoot at Walnut Hill and a banquet at the Quincy House for about 250 guests. Music by Nasons Orchestra and Cary Glee Club accompanied a evening concert and dance at Pacers Hall with Captain George F Henderson and Miss Carry Henderson leading the grand march of 500 couples.
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Roxbury Horse Guards
Walnut Hill
Quincy House
Nason
Cary Glee Club
W. H. Kelley
Pacer's Hall
George F. Henderson
Carry Henderson
Henderson
Six Die In Pittsburgh Area Train Collision
A collision at Rosensteel siding 103 miles east of Pittsburgh on the Baltimore and Ohio line at 5:40 PM killed six railway workers. The Chicago express westbound and an eastbound stock train were wrecked. no passengers hurt. Reports from Connellsville say ten to twelve passengers reported killed, first coach destroyed, wreck on fire, traffic blocked. debris and bodies, including railroad employees, unrecovered by midnight.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Rosensteel Siding
Baltimore & Ohio
Fatal Crossing Claim in Roxbury Tragedy
John Peterson aged 60 of 48 Prentiss street Roxbury was instantly killed at the Prentiss street crossing of the Providence division New York, New Haven Hartford railroad yesterday afternoon. Gates were down for an outward bound 5 40 train when he crossed under them. The body was taken to City Hospital morgue. Dr Ware attended. Relieving station 10 reported the death after the body was removed.
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John Peterson
Prentiss Street
Roxbury
Providence Division
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Peterson
City Hospital
Mig
Reliet8on
Don Thinacat Station
Coastwise Vessels Reported in North Atlantic Storm
The Dexter towed in the schooner Sylvester Whelan with a broken rudder off Peaked Hills. The schooner Joseph Oakes, damaged by a collision, sails to New York in tow of the Herald. Little Eddie adrift in a gale near Provincetown lands at Brewster Flats. Sandalphon catches fire at Lews Brown’s wharf but is saved. galley and contents badly burned.
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Highland Light
Dexter
Sylvester Whelan
Vineyard Haven
Joseph Oakes
Herald
New York
Provincetown
Little Eddie
Joseph Sears
Brewster Flats
Sandalphon
Langley
Lews & Brown’s
Bear River
N. S
Belmont Driving Park Trotting Records Fail For Two Champions
In Philadelphia at Belmont Driving Park this afternoon the two year old pacers Directly and Alix both failed to lower their track records. Directly broke from form with a costly slip on the turn while Alix posted 2 08 3 4 for her mile. Directly was timed 2 13 1 2 after a bad break.
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WWOV
Belmont Driving Park
Patronage
Alix
Fourteen Die As Bear Cove Schooner Wrecks
The schooner Annie H. Pride lies a total loss at Bear Cove ten miles from Halifax. All fourteen crewmen perished when the vessel, bound for Halifax from Nabou with lime, wrecked on November 7.
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Halifax
N. S
Annie H. Pride
Bear Cove
Nabou
Fire damages Haverhill house near River Street
A large wooden house owned by Mrs. A B Carr near Athletic Park was damaged by fire this afternoon. Occupied by J St Clair the fire caused about 1500 dollars in damage from an overheated cook stove. Loss covered by insurance.
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Haverhill
A. B. Carr
J. St. Clair
Athletic Park
River Street
Young Men's Christian Union Opens Series with The Serious Family
The Young Men's Christian Union opened its entertainment series in Union Hall with the Imperial troupe presenting The Serious Family. The Euterpe Orchestra provided selections, and the hall was well filled.
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Young Men’s Christian Union
Union Hall
Imperials
Euterpe
Labor Debate at Every Day Church on Labor Organizations
A sizable audience gathered at 397 Shawmut Avenue last evening to hear Frank K. Foster debate William H. Sayward on Labor Organizations. Foster argued they are practically beneficial to workingmen and in their interest, while Sayward argued the opposite.
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Shawmut Avenue
Frank K. Foster
William H. Sayward
Boston Labor Unions Report New Members and Upcoming Ball
Nine new members welcomed to Stablemen's Union No 6327 at 45 Eliot Street. Nineteen applications added for next meeting. 400 tickets distributed for annual ball at Cotillon Hall on Jan 2. Women’s Union 37 of United Garment Workers met at 49 Bennet Street and mourned Rose B Angell first woman business agent in Boston. Rose Angell died yesterday. replacement to be elected. Local National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers No 3 met at Wells Memorial. Street Railway Men’s Protective Union 6312 held sessions at Wells Memorial. dance arrangements planned for Putnam Hall.
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Stablemen’s Union
American Federation of Labor
Eliot Street
Cotillon Hall
Women’s Union 37
United Garment Workers of America
Bennet Street
Rose B
Wells Memorial
Street Railway Men’s Protective Union No. 6312
Putnam Hall
Rampant steer dazes Newton as chase ends with gunfire
A wild young steer escaped from Brighton and dashed through Newton and Newtonville Square causing panic among crowds from Boston. Officers Seaver and Kyle cornered the animal in a Washington street yard and fired five shots, killing the mad beast after a brief pursuit.
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Newton
Nagie
Seaver
Kyle Speedily
Washington Street
Kyle
Goldenburgs Gig Stolen and Recovered in Malden
At 10:39 p.m. Officer Corey of Station 4 was alerted to a stolen horse and gig owned by Max Goldenburg of Cambridge. A rig matching the description, with two men, was stopped. the suspects Daniel J. Sweeney 29 Charlestown and William J. Barrow 23 Malden identified themselves. Goldenburg later recovered the rig at the station. a robe was missing and both suspects may face charges for theft and possible horse overdriving.
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Corey
Station 4
Max Goldenburg
Cambridge
Malden
Washington Street
Daniel J. Sweeney
Charlestown
William J
Wire resumption in Woonsocket after outage
Telegraph service returns as a wire to Providence opens in Woonsocket. Western Union reports extensive line damage and circuitous routes from Boston to Hartford area, with several trains and workers deployed to restore Boston connection while other paths remain functional.
Howard Declares Mayor Bid as Special Case
In Fall River on November 7 Robert Howard denies a Con gress defeat implies a mayoral run saying he is “AS of, not a candidate.” He notes past gains in Fall River and New Bedford and mentions opposition from overseers while discussing the District Attorney Jennings term and a special case start date for the elected official.
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David T. Dickenson
Cambridge
John J. Myers
Fred W. Dallinger
Wellington Fillmore
John T. Shea
Sumner C. Higgins
Warren F. Spaulding
Amasa E. Southworth
Somerville
Frank W. Kaan
Robert Duddy
Samuel N. Mayo
Medford
Harvey L. Boutwell
Ezra A. Stevens
Malden
John C. Spofford
Everett
George R. Jones
Melrose
William H. Marden
Stoneham
Silas W. Flint
Wakefield
George E. Fowle
Woburn
Solon Bancroft
James A. Bailey, Jr
Arlington
Frank Chandler
Belmont
Albert L. Mharwood
Newton
J. E. Hollis
Charles T. Bond
Waltham
Fred H. Bradford
Wesley O. Hawkes
Westford
Henry Edgarton
Shirley
Edward K. Wilson
Natick
Abner C. Greenwood
Ashland
George A. Leach
Wayland
Walter Adams
Framingham
Louis P. Howe
Marlboro
Henry Tower
Hudson
Josiah P. Thacher
Littleton
Worcester County
Milford
Michael Quite
Blackstone
Romeo E. Allen
Shewsbury
Bowers C. Hathaway
Westboro
Charles G. Bancroft
Clinton
Arthur H. Turner
Harvard
Gilbert Cook
Lunenberg
Clarentine E. Ferson
Fitchburg
John E. Kellogg
Alfred S. Roe
Worcester
W. P. Searles
Ware
Eugene M. Moriarty
James H. Mellen
James F. Melaven
Henry Y. Simpson
Joseph B. Knox
George H. Mellen
Bristol County
Burrill Porter, Jr
North Attleboro
Mark O. Wheaton
Attleboro
James L. Gillingham
Fairhaven
Samuel Ross
New Bedford
Thomas F. Denham
George M. Eddy
Fred D. Stanley
John A. Macomber
Westport
Thomas Donahue
Fall River
Joseph F. Mooney
Wall River
William Morand
Charles E. Mills
William Biltolff
Henry C. Wood
Swansea
Jennings
Jennily
White
Mt Gis
Death of James DPD. Prindle at Park Street Station Somerville
James DPD. Prindle died aged 52 after being struck by a train at Park Street station Somerville early yesterday. He resided at 179 Summer Street Somerville and leaves a wife and one child. The funeral is set for Friday afternoon.
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James Dpd. Prindle
Park Street
Somerville
Summer Street
American Rail Securities Rise on London Exchange
London trading sees Union Pacific and other American railroad stocks advance after Republicans win the election.
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London
Union Pacific
London Stock Exchange
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Oliver Shaw
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George A. Reed
George J. Burns
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Arthur H. Wellman
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Hyde Park
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Walpole
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Albert L. Wiley
Joel D. Miller
Leominster
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Albert H. Edgerton
Benjamin A. Jourdan
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Templeton
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North Adams
John B. Ripley
Chester
John J. Prevaux
Amesbury
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West Newbury
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Charles H. Utley
Brookline
Charles F. Light
Thomas E. Grover
Canton
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Weymouth
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Zenas A. French
Holbrook
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Avon
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Stoughton
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Foxboro
William Carter
Needham
William H. Drew
William H. Burgess
Kingston
Albert F. Barker
Hanson
Amos
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Josiah Gray
Pockland
Franklin P. Harlow
Whitman
Isaiah Atsett
Matttandsett
Samuel S. Bourne
Middleboro
Francis N. Kingman
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George W. Penniman
Brockton
Alpheus M. Eldredge
Frederic W. Hathaway
Barnstable County
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Dennis
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Sandwich
Theophilus 3B. Baker
Harwich
Herman S. Cook
Carter T. Phelps
George B. Waterman
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William S. Jenks
Adams
Charles W. Goodrich
Hinsdale
William Tolman
Pittsfield
George W. Bailey
Henry M. Smith
Lee
Irwin F. Barnes
West Stockbridge
Henry D. Sisson
New Marlboro Hampden County
Silas B. Root
Granville
Henry C. Bliss
West Springfield
William H. Foote
Westfield
Dwight H. Ives
John F. Sheehan
Alexander Grant
Chicopee
Joseph L. Shipley
Lyman H. Perkins
Charles L. Young
Stephen C. Warriner
Benjamin C. Harvey
J. Marshall Burt
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Horace E. Wallace
Holland
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Homer O. Strong
Northampton
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William G.,kimball
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C. E. Wakefield
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Frank M. Sibley
Herbert Newell
Shelburne
Samuel Hastings
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Osgood L. Leach
Northfield
L. W. Clark
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Buckland
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Cotta City
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