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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Brian Winthrop Hall
Upham’s Cor
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Newburyport
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Ameset
Edwin Castle
Franklin
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Greenfield
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Springfield
Harold P. Moseley
Westfield
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Sidney A. Hill
Stoneham
Norfolk
E. B. Nevin
Weymouth
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Prentiss Cummings
Brookne
Plymouth
Wm. S. Kyle
George H. Garfield
Brockton
Worcester
Frank M. Heath
John P. Munroe
Morton E. Converse
Winchendon
Alvin B. Chamberlain
Sturbe
E. Hull
Millbury
John N. Cole
Andover
John W. Parkhurst
Boxford
John J. Cahill
Peabody
Arthur W. Sim
John M. Grosvenor, Jr
Swampscott
George H. Jackson
Arthur W. Barker
Michael F. Phelan
Tirteenth
William R. Salter
Matthew McCann
Frank P. Bennett, Jr
Saugus
Henry M. Maxwell
George H. Thorburn
Marblehead
Thomas L. Davis
Stephen W. Phillips
Highteenth
Lewis H. Millett
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Charles E. Ward
Buckland
Adelbert S. Atherton
Bernardston
Christopher M. Lynch
Montague
Henry 8. Ames
Orange
Arthur D. Norcross
Monson
Henry BE. Boduttitas
Agawam
Edgar V. Taliner
Boriseld
Frederick G. Wooden
Theodore F. Dwight
Luke S. Stowe
Fred A. Bearse
Michael B. Houlihan
Chicopee
Edward J. Kenney
Holyoke
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John F. Sheehan
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Charles A. Andrews
George H. Loomis
Nelson Sherburne
West Springfield
William A. Bailey
Northampton
Thomas P. Larkin
Williamsburg
Winslow H. Edwards
Easthampton
William J. Reilley
Amherst
James A. Burns
Ware
Nantucket
William
Dunham
Edmond H. Bowler
Dedham
Joseph Walker
Brookline
Alonzo W. Dunbar
Hyde Park
Charles 8. Pierce
Milton
Richard R. Freeman
Quincy
Harry
Nicoll
George L. Barnes
Aubrey Hilliard
Braintree
Frederick W. Whitcomb
Holbrook
Onapgoot
William O. Faxon
Stoughon
Dastrict
Noah A. Plympton
Wellesey Tenth
Orson T. Mason
Medway
Orlando McKenzie
O. S. Davis
Charles M. Harlow
Marshfield
Joseph Sherman
Reginald L. Robbins
Hingham
Amos A. Phelps
Rockland
Frank G. Wheatley
Abington
Lester W. Jenney
Mattapoisett
George R. Sampson
Middleoro
Ezra Scott Whitmarsh
East Bridgewater
Frank FE. Packard
Portus B. Hancock
John A. Jackson
Ezra W. Clark
George H. Battis
Robert J. Gove
John J. Flaherty
Daniel J. Sheehan
Francis J. Doherty
Daniel J. McDonald
George H. Cadigan
John H. Quinlan
James A. McDonald, Jr
Maurice J. Power
Thomas J. Grady
George A. Scigliano
James F. McDermott
John Quinn, Jr
Martin M. Lomasney
Robert K. McKirdy
Daniel L. Flanagan
Charles H. Reinhart
J. Bernard Ferber
George H. Moore
March G. Bennett
Louis A. Frothingham
Fred A. Ewell
Charles W. Paradise
Eugene T. Brazzell
Edward F. McGrady
John J. Butler
David M. Owens
John F. Egan
Joseph EK. Mooney
Frank W. Thayer
Thomas M. Vinson
Clarence W. Starratt
Edmund Weber
Frank Selberlich
Walter A. Webster
Jo*nes Conway
Joseph J. Leonard
William E. Hannan
Henry N. Locklin
Charles D. B. Fisk
Frank H. Howe
Daniel M. O'Connell
Samuel O. Jones
Fred W. Lord
Athol
James J. Hunt
Alec E. Knowlton
Gardner
George BE. Morse
Hubbardston
Herbert L. Pollard
New Braintree
James White
Warren
William H. Potter
Spencer
Thomas Farrell
Webster
Chauncey W. Pike
Chariton
Daniel J. Dempsey
George [. Birch
Milford
Francis T. Nelson
Upton
Shariee
Jayberry K. Clinton
Frank H. Crossman
Berlin
Jas. Barr
Fitchburg
Ois
Michael F. O’connell
Peter F. Ward
Sonam
Hamilton Mayo
Leominster
M. F. O’connell
Warren C. Jewett
Alonzo F. Hoyle
Edward H. O’brien
Mark N. Skerrett
Hugh H. O'Rourke
Gilbert J. Rugg
Worceser
Arthur M. Taft
Elmer ©. Potter
Barnstable
John A. Holway
Sandwich
Jonathan P. Edwards
Dennis
E. Olin Snow
Provincetown
John E. White
Edgartown