Senators Elected Coast to Coast in Massachusetts Races
The article lists newly elected state senators by district across Massachusetts. It names district delegates including Beck of Chelsea, Mellen of Boston, Taylor of Boston, Gartland of Boston, Cox of Boston, Logan of Boston, Cusick of Boston, Seiberlich of Boston, Lane of Boston, Cassidy of Adams, Feiker of Northampton, Reed of Taunton, Chace of Fall River, Bullock of New Bedford, Harding of Chatham, Grosvenor of Swampscott, Chapple of Salem, Schofield of Ipswich, Walker of Amesbury, Cox of Lawrence, Gerrett of Greenfield, Parker of Springfield, MaHoney of Chicopee, Dana of Newton, McLeod of Cambridge, Stevens of Somerville, Dean of Malden, Hunter of Marlboro, Clark of Wilmington, Hilton of Lowell, Hill of Stoneham, Nevin of Weymouth, Tummings of Brookline, Kyle of Plymouth, Garfield of Brockton, Taft of Worcester, Butrick of Lancaster, Converse of Winchendon, Prouty of Spencer, Hull of Millbury.
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Berkshire
Thomas E. Cassidy
Adams
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Hampshire
William H. Feiker
Northampton
Bristol
Silas D. Reed
Taunton
Frank, M. Chace
Fall River
William J. Bullock
New Bedford
Cape
Heman A. Harding
Chatham
Essex
John M. Grosvenor, Jr
Swampscott
William D. Chapple
William F. Dana
Newton
Middlesex
Frederick J. McLeod
Cambridge
Elmer A. Stevens
Somerville
Charles L. Dean
Malden
Harrie C. Hunter
Marlboro
Chester W. Clark
Wilmington
Horace H. Hilton
Lowell
Sidney A.hill
Stoneham
Norfolk
Edward B. Nevin
Weymouth
Prentiss Tummings
Brookline
Plymouth
William Seward Kyle
George H. Garfield
Brockton
Worcester
Arthur M. Taft
Allan G. Buttrick
Lancaster
Morton E. Converse
Winchendon
Charles N. Prouty
Spencer
Samuel E. Hull
Millbury
Guild and Bartlett Narrowly Split Vote in Brockton
Brockton voters produced a tight result with Guild and Bartlett in close contention. In the tenth Plymouth district Hancock defeated Jackson by a small margin and James Sidney Allen, the Republican incumbent, won re election. Coulter the Socialist candidate attracted support in his home city as Garfield held the Senate seat for the Republicans by a strong majority.
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Guild
Bartlett
Brockton Brockton
Douglas
Brockton
Plymouth
Hancock
Jackson
James Sidney Allen
House
Coulter
Garfield
Democratic Mayors Defeated in Connecticut
New Haven Conn Nov 7 The election results in Connecticut show that Democratic mayors were defeated in several key municipalities. Voters cast ballots today amid local issues and turnout appeared steady across cities including New Haven and Hartford.
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Connecticut
New Haven
Conn
Republicans win in Bridgeport and Ansonia mayoral races
In Bridgeport and Ansonia elections voters ousted four year Democratic administrations. Marcus L. Reynolds defeated Mayor Mulvihill by over 500 votes in Bridgeport, while Alton Farrell beat Mayor Charters by 28 votes in Ansonia. Republicans carried all tickets in Ansonia.
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Bridgeport
Ansonia
Mulvihill
Stoker
Marcus L. Reynolds
Alton Farrell
Stephen Charters
Edward T. Buckingham
Guild and Draper Carry Haverhill Victory Margin
Haverhill voters registered 75 percent of turnout, down from 85 last year. Guild and Draper won the city with strong pluralities, Guild’s margin 979 compared with Bates by 66 a year ago.
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Haverhill Haverhill
Guild and Draper
Guild
Bates
Councillors Elected by Districts Listed with Names
First District David G Pratt of Middle borough KK is elected. Second District Sidney O Bigney of Attleboro R. Third District Warren W Illington R. Fourth District Michael J Sullivan of Boston D. Fifth District Lewis H R. Sixth District Alfred Ei Cox of Malden R Rawson of A Bartlett of Lynn Seventh District William A Lytle of Worcester R Highth District John W Wheeler of Orange R
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David G. Pratt
Middleborough
Sidney 0. Bigney
Attleboro
Warren W.lington
Michael J. Sullivan
Boston
Lewis H. R
Alfred Ei. Cox
Malden
R Rawson
A. Bartlett
Lynn
William A. Lytle
Worcester
John W. Wheeler
Orange
Republicans hold line as Utter wins in early returns
Early returns from the state election indicate Governor George H. Utter a Republican secure re election by about 1000 votes. Republicans appear to lead in both legislative chambers with state officers on the ticket also advancing, while Democrats trail.
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Providence
George H. Utter
Bartlett Whitney carry Lowell in city returns
Bartlett wins a 876 plurality with 6415 votes to Guild 5542 while Whitney leads by 1181. In the seventh senatorial district Horton Hilton defeats J H Carmichael by 483. Twenty fifth district Hayes and Grant win as Republicans. McLannon Democrat. In twenty sixth Hibbard Weir Barry win with Democrats gaining four seats overall.
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Lowmul
Bartlett
Guild
Mr. Whitney
Horton H. Hilton
J. H. Carmichael
Hayes
Grant
McLannon
Hibbard
Weir
Barry
Bartlett Wins Lawrence By Narrow Margin In City Vote
General Bartlett carried Lawrence by 996 votes with Henry M. Whitney close behind. The two Republican leaders tied exactly at 3333 votes each. Louis S. Cox led Limon B. Ryan in the senatorial race by 272, signaling Cox's district victory.
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Lawrence
Bartlett
Whitney Lawrence
Henry M. Whitney
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Louis S. Cox
Limon B. Ryan
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