Vote of Boston for Governor and Lieutenant Governor 1868
Fragmentary OCR shows a political notice from Boston referencing the 1868 election for governor and lieutenant governor. The readable bits include numbers and page markers but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes. The text points to a municipal or state election context with scattered references to figures.
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Boston
State Vote for Governor and Lieutenant-Governor
The document lists results by precincts for Governor and Lieutenant-Governor across numerous wards. It details candidate tallies and precinct counts, highlighting outcomes in Ward 17 where Michael J. McEttrick defeated Thomas F. Curley for Representative and Glynn won as well.
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Democrats Seek Recount After Narrow State Contest
The Democratic State committee plans a petition for a full state recount. They believe Whitney is the winner and that a recount will prove it. Democrats deny Draper’s victory and press hope that shifting a few votes in cities could swing the result. Initial AP returns favored Draper by about 4000, later revised to 2700 in the AP bulletin.
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Democratic State Committee
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Reform victory sweeps Philadelphia and state races
Philadelphia voters backed Mayor Weaver and the City Party by at least 75,000. Arrests for repeating were reported citywide. Statewide, Democrats won big with Berry elected as state treasurer. Republican strongholds collapsed and GOP losses were numerous.
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Roosevelt Wins State Election To Break GOP Control
President Roosevelt carried the state last year by 504000 votes, a historic turnout. The loss ends a long GOP run as the state treasurer election bounced the Republican machine and signals a major political shift.
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Roosevelt
Somerville Sends Democrat to the House
Somerville results show Guild and Dra ver carrying the town with reduced pluralities. Whitney led Bartlett by roughly 15 percent. In the sixth Middlesex district local contest, John Diggins a Democrat won over Republican F De Witt Lapham by 144 votes.
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Draver
Whitney
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Democrat breaks barrier in eighth Middlesex House race
In Somerville, the city’s eighth Middlesex district elected John A. Higgins over Independent Republican Charles A. Kenne son, marking the first Democrat to reach the General Court from this district since incorporation.
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Somerville
Middlesex
John A. Higgins
Charles A. Kenneson
Fall River Flops Over to Republicans
Fall River switched to the Republican side in the city election with General Guild winning by 652 votes over Barnett. Whitney led Draper by 285 votes. The Bristol district senatorial race saw Frank M. Chase defeat William A. Carman by about 1400 votes in a light turnout.
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