Senators Nominated Democratic Ticket by District
Democratic slate named with nominations in nine districts. District 5 has no candidate. District 1 Peter Maguire District 2 Richard Teeling District 3 Edward W. Dixon District 4 James H. Doyle District 6 Patrick H. O Connor District 7 John J. Butler District 8 John J. Cummings District 9 Michael J. Murray.
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Peter Maguire
Richard Teeling
Edward W. Dixon
James H. Doyle
Patrick H. O'Connor
John J. Butler
John J. Cummings
Michael J. Murray
State Democratic Committee Elected by Districts
The Democratic State Committee slate was elected by district with Joseph H. Brennan in the First, Joseph A. Maynard in the Third, Patrick J. McCarthy in the Fourth, Henry A. Frothingham in the Fifth, William S. McNary in the Sixth, John P. McCarthy in the Seventh, Stephen P. Galvin in the Eighth, and Edward F. Coughlin in the Ninth.
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Joseph H. Brennan
Joseph A. Maynard
Patrick J. McCarthy
Henry A. Frothingham
Williams. McNary
John P. McCarthy
Stephen P. Galvin
Edward F. Coughlin
District Representatives Named in Ninth Electoral List
The document lists district representatives for the second through ninth districts with names including John M. Pitman Meyer J. Sawyer A Glendon Dyar Edward A. Trowbridge Herman Hormel Charles Graumann Henry R. Cumming and George R. Beckford.
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John M. Pitman
Meyer J. Sawyer
A. Glendon Dyar
Edward A. Trowbridge
Herman Hormel
Charles Graumann
Henry R. Cumming
George R. Beckford
District 1 9 9 9 List of Republican Nominees
Republican ticket for nine districts lists incumbents and candidates: District 1 Lewis H Burnham District 2 Henry A H Gifford District 3 Eben S Johnson District 4 Charles H Clark District 5 Charles D B Fisk District 6 Joseph W Cullen District 7 Israel Moshkovitch District 8 W Prentiss Parker District 9 Gideon B Abbott.
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Lewis H. Burnham
Henry A. H. Gifford
Eben S. Johnson
Charles H. Clark
Charles D. B. Fisk
Joseph W. Cullen
Israel Moshkovitch
W. Prentiss Parker
Gideon B. Abbott
District level nominees listed for wards 1 to 27
The document lists district by district candidates or nominees including Theodore I Sorenson and John J Morris in District 1. Michael H Fitzgerald and Bernard F Hanrahan in District 2. Joseph E Donovan Jeremiah F McCarthy in District 3. John J Hayes James Hatton and Frank O'Brien in District 4. Vincent Garro Phillip J McGonagle in District 6. Bartholomew A Brickley in District 7. Martin Lomasney David Mancovitz in District 8. Timothy F Callahan Edward T Leonard in District 9. Anthony E Barrett in District 10. William E Brennick Charles Kaveney in District W. Frederick A Ewell George T Dailey in District 12. Edward P Noonan James F Powers in District 13. William P Hickey Thomas F Coogan in District 14. Francis Colpoys Michael J Reidy in District 15. James H Kelley William H O'Brien in District 16. Jeremiah J Good Francis L Daley in District 17. Daniel J Curley Jr Thomas J Fay in District 18. Florence J Driscoll D J McCarthy in District 19. Andrew R Kelley Joan J Keefe Jr William J Dailey in District 20. John H O'Brien in District 21. Jeremiah J Hourin James P Maguire in District 22. Jean P Nickerson Robert E Nason in District 23. Joseph E Fitzgerald Henry E Kehoe Timothy A Webher in District 24. Francis B McKinney George H McDermott in District 2% plus Chelsea district Melvin B Breath in District 26. and no nomination in District 27.
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Theodore I., Sorenson
John J. Morris
Michael H. Fitzgerald
Bernard F. Hanrahan
Joseph E. Donovan
Jeremiah F. McCarthy
John J. Hayes
James Hatton
Frank O'Brien
Vincent Garro
Phillip J. McGonagle
Bartholomew A. Brickley
Martin Lomasney
David Mancovitz
Timothy F. Callahan
Edward T. Leonard
Anthony E. Barrett
William E. Brennick
Charles Kaveney
Frederick A. Ewell
George T. Dailey
Edward P. Noonan
James F. Powers
William P. Hickey
Thomas F. Coogan
Francis Colpoys
Michael J. Reidy
James H. Kelley
William H. O’brien
Frothingham Secures Delegates at Republican State Convention
Leominster report: Frothingham wins the delegation with 150 votes, Luce second, Cole third, as the Republican State convention backing is decided.
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Leominster
Frothingham
Luce
Cole
Ward 1 caucus sees unpledged delegate win in Newburyport area
In Newburyport and surrounding towns the caucus results show Frothingham and Cole competing for delegates. Counts include Frothingham 13 and Cole 6 in total across five towns and the city.
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Newburyport
Frothingham
Cole
Salisbury
Newbury
West Newbury
Rowley
Amesbury
Luce's Home City Delivers 35 Delegates In Primaries
Somerville voters elected Robert Luce as the group of 35 delegates in the primaries. In Middlesex districts 25 and 26 the House races drew attention, with Sidney B. Keene, Charles L. Underhill, and William M. Anthony securing seats in one district. In the other district Charles W. Blanchard and William L. Waugh won second terms, joined by ex-Alderman John F. Thompson.
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Somerville
Robert Luce
Middlesex
Sidneyb. Keene
Charles L. Underhill
William M. Anthony
Charles W. Blanchard
William L. Waugh
John F. Thompson
Frothingham Takes 27 of 33 Delegates in Lynn
Frothingham swept 27 of 33 Lynn delegates with Cole taking the remaining six. The report notes Sept 22 as the date of the results and highlights Frothingham's overwhelming lead in the delegation.
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Lynn
Frothingham
Cole
Victory for McNamara gains ward control in South Boston
In South Boston last night the McNamara faction led by ex Councillor Jeremiah J. McNamara appeared to secure Ward 13 after Democratic wins by O Connell in the 10th district and Noonan for the House. Linehan's camp faded with dark headquarters while McNamara supporters flooded the Douglas Club. Linehan declined comment when asked at his home.
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South
Boston
Linehan
McNamara
Jeremiah J. McNamara
Ward 13
O’connell
Senator Linehan
10Th
Noonan
House
Douglas Club
Post
Keliher Reflects on Victory and Record in Ninth District
Congressman Keliher released a statement after his win, saying voters judged the candidates by their records and that the Winthrop result confirms three terms are excessive. He thanked supporters and noted Hobson’s interference did not hinder his success.
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Keliher
Good Old
Ninth
Winthrop
Hobson
Waltham voting allocates delegates amid light turnout
In Waltham on September 22 Luce won 18 delegates while Cole took 1. Belmont gave Lothingham all three delegates and Weston added two more for his tally.
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Waltham
Luce
Cole
Belmont
Lothingham
Weston
Roosevelt's Reply Today on Bryan Telegram
Secretary Loeb said Roosevelt had not seen Bryan's telegram about Oklahoma Governor Haskell. White House later announced no reply tonight, but a possible notice tomorrow. The President had no callers on that evening.
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Washington
Loeb
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
William J. Bryan
Haskell
Oklahoma
White House
Bryan
Milford and Hopedale Republicans Unpledged Delegates
Milford and Hopedale Republicans caucus on September 22 instructed six delegates to the State convention unpledged for lieutenant governor. Efforts to pledge to Luce failed in a tense meeting. Delegates pledged to E. S. Draper for Governor. Hopedale delegates remained unpledged to the lieutenant governor race.
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Milford
Luce
E. S. Draper
Hopedale
Representatives Nominees by Districts Listed in Local Race
Districts 1 through 27 nominate a slate of candidates including Benjamin F Bates Ernest W Woodside in 1 2 George H Robbins 3 James L Hourihan 4 C Roscoe MacDonald David W Noyes Charley E Winston 5 Ignatius J Carleton 6 Albert Hurwitz Alexander G Vaccaro 7 Thomas H Mullen 8 Thomas H Roberts George I Rosenthal 9 Daniel J Ferguson Joseph L Gray 10 Malcolm E Nichols David T Montague 11 Grafton D Cushing Myron D Pierce 12 Freeman O Emerson George H Lovett 18 no nomination 14 Marcellus Reeves W Dean Sanford 15 Dexter R Neal John Rath 16 R H Barnes Herbert S Frost 17 Charles R Fuller James H Mugridge 18 Joshua A Crawford Charles Alexander 19 no nomination 20 Harry H Ham Charles A Malley Luther C Greenleaf 21 John E Rousmaniere Fred P Warner 22 James H Knight Joseph H Wentworth 23 Earl E Davidson J Henry Leonard 24 Herbert W Burr William R B Willcutt Harrison H Atwood 25 Joseph Abbott Lewis J Hewitt 26 Chelsea William M Robinson 27 Clarence A Warren
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Benjamin F. Bates
Ernest W. Woodside
George H. Robbins
James Ll. . Hourihan
C. Roscoe MacDonald
David W. Noyes
Charley E. Winston
Ignatius J. Carleton
Albert Hurwitz
Alexander G. Vaccaro
Thomas H. Mullen
Thomas H. Roberts
George I. Rosenthal
Daniel J. Ferguson
Joseph L. Gray
Malcolm E. Nichols
David T. Montague
Grafton D. Cushing
Myron D. Pierce
Freeman O. Emerson
George H. Lovett
Marcellus Reeves
W. Dean Sanford
Dexter R. Neal
John Rath
R. H. Barnes
Herbert S. Frost
Charles R. Fuller
James H. Mug
Joseph Abbott
Lewis J. Hewitt
Chelsea
William M. Robinson
Clarence A. Warren
Cole Carries Cambridge Delegates In State Convention
John N. Cole led Cambridge delegates with an estimated 22 votes to 13 for Frothingham and two for Luce. William M. Hogan and Manuel Andrew nominated for the House in the first Middlesex district. Julius Meyers Harry A. Penniman and Charles J. Wood for the second Middlesex. Samuel D. Elmore Harry N. Stearns and Russell A. Wood for the third Middlesex.
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John N. Cole
Cambridge
Frothingham
Luce
William M. Hogan
Manuel Andrew
House of Representatives
Middlesex
Julius Meyers
Harry A. Penniman
Charles J. Wood
Samuel D. Elmore
Harry N. Stearns
Russell A. Wood
Luce Wins Reading Delegates for Lieutenant Governor Race
Reading delegates at the Republican State convention will back Robert Luce for Lieutenant Governor. Delegation vote totals: Luce 259, Frothingham 178, Cole 35.
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Reading
Robert Luce
Luce
Frothingham
Cole
Luce Sees Boston Nomination Patterns With Ward Results
Robert Luce released figures from Boston showing Frothingham leading with 111 votes from wards 11 12 21 22 23 and half of ward 20 plus ward 15 for 82 delegates. Luce claims Cole carried wards 6 and 10 for 18 delegates while Luce himself has ward 24 half of ward 20 and ward 15 for 37. Ward 16 ties Luce and Frothingham at nine delegates. Unpledged delegates likely split about a third each. Luce notes a ward 25 loss despite many preferring him with ballots thrown out. He argues Luce leads in decisive wards, signaling strong voter sentiment against the Republican machine.
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Robert Luce
Boston
Frothingham
Cole
Luce
Cole Expects 950 Delegates From City Totals
Cole headquarters released a summary showing 550 delegates reported from cities and towns outside Boston. Of these, 313 favor Cole, 162 favor Frothingham, and 75 favor Luce, with Cole stating confidence that 950 delegates will be reached in full returns.
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Cole
Boston
Frothingham
Luce
Burnham Wins Suffolk District by 376 in Chelsea
In Chelsea on Sept 22, Lewis Burnham of East Boston clinched the Suffolk senator ial district by a margin of 376 votes over Lewis B. McKie. Burnham tallied 1255 votes to McKie’s 879.
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Chelsea
Suffolk
Lewis Burnham
East
Boston
Lewis B. McKie
Burnham
McKie
Taft Attacks Bryan in Cincinnati Speech
Sept 22 Taft delivers strong indictment of Bryan in Cincinnati addressing his campaign record. He contrasts Republican action with Democratic promises and criticizes Bryan on tariff free silver imperialism and attacks on Roosevelt's presidency.
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Taft
Bryan
Cincinnati
William H. Taft
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Congress
Cleveland
Ways and Means
Mr. Cleveland
Coxey
Washington
Ward 10 Machine Survives Frothingham Challenge
Innes forces barely held Ward 10 as Frothingham supporters invaded with 10 cars and hustlers. Montague and Nichols drew 800 to 900 votes, while Daley fought at just under 300, showing Innes strength despite an aggressive Ward 11 push and heavy campaigning.
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Innes
Louis A. Frothingham
Montague and
Nichols
Daley
Ward 11
Ward 10
Frothingham
Frothingham Leads Melrose Delegation in Large Primary
In Melrose Sept 22 the largest primaries yet saw over 2000 votes. Louis A. Frothingham captured all 13 delegates. Wilmot R. Evans took 10 delegates to Davenport's four in the senatorial race. Andrew J. Burnett won the Legislature nomination by 75 votes over ex-Alderman Davis.
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Melrose
Louis A. Frothingham
Wilmot R. Evans
Charles L. Davenport
Andrew J. Burnett
Davis
Frothingham Delegates Picked in Chelsea Ward Races
In Chelsea Ward 2 three Frothingham delegates were chosen and Ward 3 elected two Frothingham delegates and one Cole delegate. Three other wards remaining as of 1 a.m. The Fifth District nominated R. J. Carlton Republican and Frank O D Brewer Democrat.
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Chelsea
Frothingham
Cole
R. J. Carlton
Frank OD. Brewer
Seven delegates pledge Frothingham at Winthrop meeting
In Winthrop on September 22, all seven delegates chosen for the Republican State convention announce their support for Frothingham. The session closed with unified backing for Frothingham at the state gathering.
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Winthrop
Frothingsham
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