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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1910

Page

8

Representatives Elected Outside of Suffolk County

A long list of Massachusetts legislators is given by district and county, naming many Republicans and Democrats from Barnstable through Worcester. The roster includes Asa Pattee and others, with districts and towns such as Chatham, Provincetown, North Adams, Pittsfield, New Bedford, Salem, Lawrence, Springfield, and Worcester.

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Great Victory for People Says Curley

Massachusetts voters in the Tenth District backed James Curley’s post election message praising democracy and economic liberty. He argues the campaign focused on resisting trust domination and placing the bread-winner’s welfare above corporate dividends.

Curley Ican Tenth Congressional District

Democrats Win State and Congressional Tickets in N C

Democratic state and congressional tickets were selected by the usual majority in Columbia North Carolina. The article notes the election proceeded with standard party returns and no unexpected shifts.

Columbia N. C

State ticket listed with Foss and allies in 1903 slate

Governor Eugene N. Foss leads a ticket with Louis A. Frothingham as Lieutenant Governor William N. Olin of Boston as Secretary of State Elmer A. Stevens of Somerville as Treasurer Henry E. Turner of Malden as Auditor and James M. Swift of Fall River as Attorney General in the lineup.

William J. Graham Lawrence Harry M. Eames Andover William Halliday North Andover Charles R. O’connell Peabody John H. Cogswell R. Lynn Martin L. Quinn Swampscott William A. Hoyt Lynn Francis Mill Arthur Bogue Frank W. Atkins Michael H. Cotter Herbert M. Forristall Saugus John G. Stevens Marblehead James D. Burns Salem Lyman E. Hurd Michael Kelly Alfred J. Preece Northampton Leonard F. Hardy Huntingt Harry L. Howard Hatfield Edward E. Sargent Belcherton Middlesex Joseph J. Reed Cambridge Thomas Ryan James W. Bean Harry A. Penniman Charles J. Wood Russell D. Crewe George L. Dow Russell A. Wood Henry E. Rothfeld Newton George H. Ellis Thomas W. White Nathan A. Tufts Waltham Robert N. Turner Michael F. McGrath Natick David Ahearn Framingham Daniel P. Day Hopkinton Charles I. McCarthy Marlboro George W. Edson Stow Edward Fisher Westford David H. Damon Ashby Waldo Stone Sudbury Lowell Herbert N. Buck Wilmington Joseph H. Parker, Jr Woburn Charles A. Dean Wakefield Arthur S. Davis Melrose Alvin FE. Bliss Malden Charles M. Blodgett Truman R. Hawley Somerville Wilton B. Bay Medford Benjamin F. Jaines John G. Brackett Arlington James H. L. Coon Watertown Joseph W. Holden Stoneham Nantucket Benjamin Sharp R. I Norfolk William N. Olin Boston Elmer A. Stevens James M. Swift Fall River

Principles Won Says McDonald

McDonald states the party won on the issues backed by continuous work from Democratic members and independents who put issues above party fealty. He emphasizes hard effort and faithful party support as the path to victory.

Democratic Party

Tariff Law's Father Loses Home in Auburn Remark

In Auburn New York on November 8 Sereno who is described as the father of the tariff law lost his home city by 417. The fragmentary report references a loss connected to his status and place with unclear details.

Tariff Law Auburn N. Y Sereno

Democratic sweep heralded in 1910 elections across states

Theodore Roosevelt quote signals competitive era as Eugene Foss wins Massachusetts governor elect, John A. Dix and Judson Harmon headline victories in New York and Ohio, Simeon Baldwin awaits Connecticut, and Kerns emerges as Indiana senator elect. Democrats gain in New York City delegation while Oyster Bay home base noted and Iowa contest against Charles Grill highlighted.

Eugene N. Foss Massachusetts John A. DIX New York Simeon Baldwin Connecticut Judson Harmon Ohio John W. Kerns Indiana New York City

Longworth Wins Re election in Cincinnati District

Congressman Nicholas Longworth is reelected in Ohio's first district in a victory announced from Cincinnati. The result solidifies Longworth's seat in the U.S. House as results flow in from the election.

Nick Longworth Congress Cincinnati Nicholas Longworth

Caleb Powers Wins Congress Seat in Kentucky

Caleb Powers, formerly jailed over Governor Goebel murder ties, won the 11th district seat in Kentucky's congressional race. He likely becomes the state’s only Republican member of Congress.

Caleb Powers Louisville Goebel Congress

Litttleton Defeats Roosevelt Ally in New York District

Martin W. Littlerton, a lawyer, won the congressional contest in New York's 1st district, defeating Cocks, a Roosevelt ally. The race included the Oyster Bay section, Roosevelt's home, in the early results.

Roosevelt New York Martin W. Littleton Oyster Bay

Sneak Thieves Take Jewelry in Cambridge Break-ins

Three Cambridge houses were entered early yesterday with jewelry, clothing, and cash stolen worth 300 dollars. Frank Coughlan’s 101 Lincoln Street yielded two diamond rings a stickpin and clothing. Benjamin Russell’s 48 Berkshire Street yielded clothing and money. J Daniels at 52 Berkshire Street also had clothing and money stolen.

Cambridge Frank Coughlan Lincoln Street Benjamin Russell Berkshire Street J. Daniels

Georgia Returns a Solid Delegation

Early returns show Walter Akerman, the sole Republican candidate, decisively defeated by incumbent Gordon Lee, as Georgia maintains a solid congressional delegation from Atlanta.

Atlanta Georgia Walter Akerman Gordon Lee

Pledge for Tariff Revision Downward by Cong Andrew J Peters

Congressman Andrew J Peters thanks voters in the 11th district for re election support and pledges to push honest tariff revision downward. He says the vital issue is the Payne tariff and asks to avoid governmental control by special interests. He praises supporters who helped secure the victory and vows to work for all people.

Cong Andrew J. Peters Congress

Fitzgerald Now Biggest Man in Massachusetts

A Boston mayor responds to campaign attacks, asserting his strengthened standing. He credits his leadership for Democratic momentum and Foss support, arguing opponents overplayed criticisms without hurting his position.

Fitzgerald Massachusetts City Hall Boston Foss

Draper Defeated by Senator Innes Amid Cost of Living

The article links Governor Draper’s loss to the high cost of living and Democratic misrepresentations about the Payne Aldrich tariff. Senator Charles H. Innes is highlighted as the victor, with the issue framed as key to the election outcome.

Draper Charles H. Innes

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