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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1904

Page

9

Massachusetts Priorities: List of District Representatives

A long list of district representatives across Massachusetts is provided, naming incumbents and their party in the first to twenty-second districts, including Chelsea, Boston, and Worcester areas. Names include Beck, Mellen, Taylor, Gartland, Leahy, Collins, Callender, Peters, Lane, Burns, Keyes, Reed, Chace, Bullock, Harding, Parker, Moseley, Dana, Rounds, Woods, Dean, Hunter, Clark, Cheney, Hill, Nevin, Cummings, Kyle, Garfield, Heath, Seward, Howe, Taft, and many others across regional districts with party tags Dem Rep or Vacant.

John E. Beck Chelsea J. J. Mellen Boston William Taylor John J. Gartland, Jr David D. Leahy Thos. J. Collins Edward B. Callender A. J. Peters Daniel W. Lane Berkshire William A. Burns Pittsfield Hampshire Loren P. Keyes New Marlboro Bristol Silas D. Reed Taunton Frank M. Chace Fall River William J. Bullock New Bedford Cape Heman A. Harding Chatham Middlesex Wm. F. Dana Newton William J. Rounds Cambridge John M.woods Somerville Chas. L. Dean Malden H. C. Hunter Marlboro C. W. Clark Wilmington Edwards Cheney Lowell W. Rodman Peabody Jeremiah F. Downey Edward J. Sennett James T. Barrett Edward EB. Clark Eben H. Googins Frederick S. Deitrick Samuel Newton Cutler Robert Luce Elmer A. Stevens Arthur P. Vinal William H. Cushman Wilmot R. Evans, Jr Everett William B. Weeks Charles L. Davenport Charles Schumaker Everett J. Stevens Alfred Stevens Hall Winchester Arthur J. Wellington Arlington Henry W. Seward Watertown William C. Howe Walat Edward A. Walker Waltham James A. Lowell Edgar W. Warren Harvey Wheeler Concord Edward L. McManus Natick George L. Hemmenway Hopkinton Samuel O. Staples Framingham William M. Brigham John J. Mitchell P. J. Sullivan Maynard Waldo E. Conant Littleton Charles S. Denham Pepperell Joseph H. Gormley William H. I. Hayes John J. McManmon Cecil L. Adams John J. Pinder Barty

Representatives Elected Barnstable And Berkshire Districts

List of elected representatives by district across Massachusetts. Names include Holway Edwards Snow Waller Crystal Woodhead Brewer Cadagan Lewis Potter Whittlesey Bassidy Slater Mellen Mellen Ames Swig Godfrey Paull Slocum Lowney Ross Baker Sowle Cook Dowd Fennelly Parks Keefe Peloquin Willetts White Porter Titcomb Pingree Hooke Adams Spinlow Bower Callahan Graham Whalen Whalen all across First through Seventh districts and major cities like Fall River and Taunton.

James Waller Chrystal North Adams William H. Woodhead Edward H. Brewer Dalton Oon Robert D. Cadagan Adams Joseph Ward Lewis Pittsfield Giles C. Potter John J. Whittlesey Richard Bassidy West Stockbridge Edward H Henry W. Brown Seekonk Thomas W. Williams Attleboro William H. Ames Waston Simon Swig Taunton Paal Albert G. Godfrey Edward C. Paull Walter C. Slocum Dartmouth John B. Lowney New Bedford Samuel Ross Samuel L. Porter Amesbury George A. Titcomb Merrimac Mellen A. Pingree Haverfourth Fred W. Hooke Haverhill Are William L. Adams Haverep John A. Spinlow Lawrence Edward A. Bower Methuen Edward C. Callahan Dem William J. Graham John P. Whalen

Newton Votes in 1900s Style Returns with Roosevelt Lead

Newton reported a total vote of 5637 with Roosevelt and Fair banks winning by 1955 plurality, just 10 short of McKinley’s 1900 high. Governor Bates lost heavily yet led Douglas by 651, down from 1190 last year. Douglas carried Wards 1 and 2 but lost others as J. W. Weeks topped the tally with 3662 votes, 2296 more than Hemenway in the 12th district.

Newton Roosevelt Fairbanks McKinley Bates Douglas J. W. Weeks Hemenway

Palmer Death Notice from Roxbury

William A. Palmer aged 59 years 7 months 2 days died in Roxbury on November 6. Funeral from 100 Moreland Street Wednesday November 9 at 9 15 AM, services at St Patrick's Church Dudley Street at 10 AM. Relatives requested to attend kindly omit flowers.

Palmer Roxbury William A. Palmer Moreland Street St. Patrick’s Church Dudley Street

Dancing 12 Oclock Party at Uphams Corner Dorchester

Social note announces a Dancing 12 Oclock Party led by Brian Winthrop Hall at Upham's Corner in Dorchester with details of timing and venue.

Brian Winthrop Hall Upham’s Cor

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