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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
4
Boston Post reports a clash over Senator Lodge's re election with Charles Hamlin and Charles Hatfield debating GOP and Democratic pressures. Ex governor Guild hints at silence while Bates and Fitzgerald allies weigh a challenge and Ames pledges to push Lodge’s defeat.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts refused to discuss rumors about his political future. He told a Post reporter there was nothing to say about whether he would run again or seek a diplomatic post, as he entered a Boston hotel after the statewide Democratic victory.
Congressman John A. Keliher expresses gratitude to friends and constituents after losing his bid for governor by a narrow margin while noting Winthrop's strong vote and his intention to help his successor represent Boston's interests in Washington.
In a Republican surge Minnesota supports Adolph O. Eberhart over James Grain for governor by a substantial majority. Eberhart wins every county as Republicans also secure the Legislature and all congressional seats.
Revised returns show in the First District Lawrence as Republican and Lewis as Democrat with Lawrence leading by 14 008 to 13 313 and Gardner and O Brien as other names. In the Seventh District Roberts leads Creamer with a plurality of 16 614 to 14 177 and other figures.
Corrected returns from Berlin and Lunenburg show William H. Wilder, Republican candidate for Congress in the fourth district, defeating his opponent, with tabulations adjusted to reflect the outcome.
Three successful candidates at the polls on Tuesday, Governor elect Foss and Congressmen elect Curley and Harris, plan to resign current offices to take up new duties. Foss weighs immediate Congress resignation or serving until inauguration. Harris awaits court work completion before quitting. Curley likely serves as Councillor until Washington arrival.
Washington reports the Los Angeles population reached 319 198, up from 102 479 in 1900, an increase of 216 719 residents or 211.5 percent, per the census bureau.
The district has defeated John J. Mitchell by small pluralities in both the low and short terms.
Long term vote totals show Mitchell 16816 and Wilder 16957, Wilder ahead by 142. Short term totals give Mitchell 16679 and Wilder 16702, Wilder ahead by 23. Mitchell refuses to concede and hints at a recount demand.
Governor-Elect Foss led Charles River by 5400, compared to Douglas with a 2900 edge six years ago. In the city Douglas held a 38,000 vote margin, Foss’s plurality yesterday stood at 27,537.
At a Gloucester Board of Trade gathering many speakers urged John Hays Hammond as a Senate successor to Henry Cabot Lodge. While Lodge was praised for protecting local fishermen, rumors spread that Lodge would resign and Hammond, a Cape Ann native, was warmly praised and cheered.
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