09 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1910
Page
1
The state ticket saw Draper-Frothingham and the Republican slate buried as Murray defeats Kelcher in a key race. Thayer (Dem.) defeats Washburn in the 3rd District. Wilder defeats Mitchell in the 14th by 117. Harris wins in the 14th with Gillett and Ames barely passing.
In the election results the Democrats carry Massachusetts New York Connecticut Ohio New Jersey Indiana and Iowa while Republicans sweep New Hampshire and Rhode Island Roosevelt is noted as a hit in the broadcasting context and gains are reported across multiple states.
The Democrats elected yesterday 40 new Congressmen. New York chose Democrat John A. Dix as governor by about 65 000 over Henry J. Stimson. Connecticut elected Simeon Baldwin governor by 2006. New Hampshire backed Robert Bass over Clarence Carr by around 6000. Rhode Island re elected Governor Pothier. Ohio re elected Harmon by about 20000. Woodrow Wilson elected Democratic governor of New Jersey. Indiana indicates Democratic success with possible legislative majority. Iowa and California show mixed outcomes with several Democratic wins.
In a crucial show of power, the lodge risks defeat as momentum shifts under pressure. Supporters brace for a decisive outcome amid a closely contested confrontation.
Mr. Foss thanks the Boston Post for its loyal Democratic coverage and editorials in this campaign. He cites service in unifying the party and advocating living issues, crediting the paper with helping voters see the party’s principles as correct.
Governor Eben S. Draper salutes his successor Mr Foss after a large vote and thanks supporters including State committee chairman Hatfield and secretary Groves. He says he will return to private life among the best people of Massachusetts.
Chelsea was the sole state jurisdiction yesterday to vote on the liquor question and approved a license by 555 majority. The act granting policemen one day off was adopted. Al ton E. Briggs, commissioner on the board of control, was re elected by 625 majority defeating David M. Hudson.
Ex governor Curtis Guild expresses regret over a colleague governor's defeat and gratitude for a dear friend, noting future appreciation beyond current reception. The remarks acknowledge personal ties and a debt of gratitude amid political misfortune.
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