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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1910
Page
9
In Little Rock Arkansas a Democratic landslide swept the state with victory in all congressional contests. Widespread turnout aided gains for party candidates across districts.
Early returns from Sioux City show Porter leading Carroll for governor by about two to one. Returns indicate Porter leads in this Iowa city as polling continues.
A list of Massachusetts state senate winners by district and party includes John H. Mack D North Adams Berkshire Allen T. Treadway R Stockbridge Bristol Allen S. Chase R Dighton Joseph Turner R Fall River Samuel Ross R New Bedford John F. White R Tisbury Essex George H. Newell R Lynn Arthur L. Adams R Marblehead James E. Tolman R Gloucester Arthur L. Nason R Haverhill Dennis F. Halley D Lawrence Schoonmaker R Ware John F. Malley D Springfield Frank X. Quigley D Holyoke Henry C. Mulligan R Natick Harry N. Stearns R Cambridge Charles V. Blanchard R Somerville Wilmot R. Evans Jr R Everett Roger Sherman Hoar D Concord Charles H. Brown R Medford Frank P. Bennett R Saugus Joseph H. Hibbard R Lowell George L. Barnes R Weymouth Charles H. Pearson R Brookline Melvin Nash R Hanover Roland M. Keith R Bridgewater
Suffolk votes yield multiple district representatives from Boston Chelsea and Montague. District 5 selects Ignatius J Carleton a Republican. several districts reelect Democrats James Brennan James H Brennan James J Brennan James Brennan and others. Candidate names include Osley O Neil Brennan Murray Carr Green Lomasney Burroughs Connelly Leonard Cox Crowley and more.
Charles L. Carr Boston R James A. Hart Boston R Leonard G. Roberts Boston R DISTRICT 25 Allen Clark Boston D Thomas F J Callahan Boston D DISTRICT 26 James E Supple Chelsea R DISTRICT 27 Hugh M McKay Revere R Alfred Tewksbury Winthrop R
A list of elected councillors includes Charles O Brightman BR New Bedford district 1 J Stearns Cushing R Norwood district 2 John Quinn Jr D Boston district 3 Walter W Gliden R Somerville district 4 William H Gove R Salem district 5 Herbert B Fletcher R Westford district 6 Minfield 8 Schuster R Douglas district 7 and August H Goetting R Springfield district 8
Governor elect Eugene Foss pledges to meet the duties of his win in Massachusetts. He calls for immediate tariff revision, untaxed food, free raw materials, and true reciprocity with Canada. He thanks voters and asks for citizen cooperation to make good.
In Pittsfield on November 8 a heavy snow storm began by 9 am as polls opened and while early voting was strong many electors paused voting due to the weather.
Alexander Fraser, a Democrat, defeated Sheriff Fred Nelles by about 100 votes. The county, usually Republican by 1500, saw Nelles’ Negro deputies disarmed after white citizens attacked the jail during a lynching attempt on John Pratt, a Black man accused of assaulting a white woman.
In Alabama seventh district M. Howard Republican and incumbent John J. Burdet Democrat ran closely in early returns, each claiming victory amid uncertainty about the race outcome.
Early returns from Franklin county show strong Socialist gains with some precincts doubling their vote share, siphoning support from both major parties as results come in from Columbus Ohio.
Partial returns from 17 counties show the statewide prohibition amendment defeated in Florida.
Herbert Parsons Republican representative for New York's 6th district is reported as the first sitting member of the House defeated in the current political contest by nine p.m. The early loss signals shifting votes in this district and could influence the broader national races.
Early returns from Delaware at 9 30 p m show Republicans carrying the state including the legislature If later totals confirm this it will mean the re election of Senator Dupont Republican from Delaware and the party gains in the state capital Wilmington
Returns from Greenville County indicate a landslide victory for Prohibitionists on the dispensary question. The results cover numerous precincts and signal broad local support for no dispensary.
Davenport second district results show I. S. Pepper, Democrat, leading Charles Grilk two to one as Colonel Roosevelt interrupts his New York campaign.
Des Moines reports the re election of Congressman Walter I. Smith, a Cannon rules committee member, by about 2500 over W F Cleveland. The margin is 2000 votes smaller than the prior tally.
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