Senators Nominated in Suffolk Districts
The document lists the nominated candidates by Suffolk districts from First to Ninth Suffolk. Ward groupings assign representatives: First Suffolk includes East Boston Revere and parts of Chelsea. Second Suffolk Charlestown East Cambridge James J. Mellen. Third Suffolk Wards 2 6 8 William Taylor. Fourth Suffolk Wards 7 9 17 John J. Gartland. Fifth Suffolk Wards 10 12 18 Daniel D. Leahy. Sixth Suffolk Wards 13 14 15 Edward L. Logan. Seventh Suffolk Wards 16 20 24 John F. Cusick. Eighth Suffolk Wards 21 22 2 Joseph J. Leonard. Ninth Suffolk Wards 11 19 25 John J. Flanagan.
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Malone Men Claim Delegates Tie Solid for Malone
A Malone headquarters statement reports Suffolk primaries yielding strong support for Dana Malone and a majority of delegates. The plan focuses on neutral territory, with favorable dispatches statewide, including Fall River promising 83 delegates for Malone.
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Dana Malone
Suffolk County
Malone
Fall River
Representatives Nominated by Ward Seats in City Election
A list of candidate names by ward for the upcoming city election shows nominees for Wards 1 through 24. Multiple wards include two candidates, with names such as Henry Howard, Peter Maccaire, John Douglass, John Sullivan, and others.
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Henry
Howard
Peter Macgaire
John J. Douglass
John F. Sullivan
Prentiss Cummings Seems Set for Senate Victory
Supporters in Brookline declare Senator Prentiss Cummings has swept the district despite a vigorous opposition by Gaston Shaw interests over his stance against the Boston and Providence railroad bill. In Brookline he carried the vote two to one for Cummings.
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Prentiss Cummings
Brookline
Gaston-Shaw
Senate
Cummings
Boston and Providence
Little Interest at Newton in Republican Caucuses
Newton September 26. Low turnout with about 150 voters of over 5000 registered at today's Republican caucuses. No contests and no pledged delegates. Draper favored for Lieutenant-Governor Champlin for attorney-general. James A Lowell and John F Lothrop nominated as Representatives.
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Newton
Draper
Champlin
James A. Lowell
John F. Lothrop
Harding Wins Delegates In Cape District Election
Senator Hemnan W. Harding defeats street railway backed opponents in the Cape district. In Chatham, Harding's hometown, supporters of ex-Representative Thomas Pattison muster only six votes, signaling a strong delegate lead for Harding.
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Chatham
Hemnan W. Harding
Special Street Railway
Cape District
Harding
Friends of
Thomas Pattison
Senator Clark Claims Victory in Local Race
Wilmington report says Chester W. Clark confident he carried the district against challenger Mr. Grimes after the fiercest campaign in the district. Clark is among four senators said to face Gaston Shaw opposition for voting against the Boston Providence street railway bill.
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Wilmington
Chester W. Clark
Grimes
Clark
Gaston-Shaw
Boston
Providence
Champlin Favored By Waltham Delegation
Waltham Republicans push for General Edgar R. Champlin for attorney general as unpledged delegates, with Edward A. Walker and William C. Howe named as Republican nominees for representatives, Democrat nominee P. J. Duane, and Harrie B. Hunter of Marlboro backed by fifth Middlesex senatorial delegates for the second time.
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Waltham
Edgar R. Champlin
Edward A. Walker
William C. Howe
P. J. Duane
McNamee Backed For Governor At Medford Caucuses
Democratic caucuses in Medford favored John H. McNamee of Cambridge for governor as delegates to the State convention were chosen.
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Medford
John H. McNamee
Cambridge
Chelsea Delegation Split in Republican Convention
In the Republican convention Chelsea will be represented by a split delegation. Of 19 possible delegates the Draper forces won 13 while Colonel Goetting secured six.
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Chelsea
Draper Forces
Goetting
Draper wins lieutenant governor race in Malden caucus
Malden Republican caucuses report Draper victorious in the Lieutenant-Governor contest and Sanderson claiming at least 18 of 23 delegates for attorney-general.
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Malden
Draper
Sanderson
Champlin Campaign Sees 100 Votes Needed for Nomination
Champlin campaign headquarters estimate 700 total pledged votes across western counties Worcester Middlesex and other counties. They anticipate gains as Middlesex supports Champlin, bringing the count to exceed the 100 vote margin needed for nomination on the first ballot.
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Champlin
General Champlin
Worcester
Middlesex County
Suffolk
Essex
Norfolk
Plymouth
Bristol
Barnstable
Lukes
Nantucket
Sanderson Claims Victory in Middlesex County Delegates
At 1 o'clock this morning Arnold Scott of the Sanderson campaign reported that Middlesex county shows a Sanderson lead in nearly every town. He cited 212 of 355 delegates pledged for Sanderson, about 100 for Champlin, the rest for Malone and French, and claimed a sweep in Worcester counties and a large Boston lead.
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Arnold Scott
Sanderson
Middlesex County
Champlin
Middlesex
Malone
French
Worcester
Worcester County
Boston
Champlin Wins Delegates in Quiet Medford Caucus
Medford Republican caucuses held with no major contests. Champlin received the largest share of delegates to the state convention while all delegates pledged to rapar.
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Medford
Sanderson
Champlin
Raper
Draper Hall Delegates Win in Boston Wards
The Draper Hall contest for delegates in Boston produced five Hall delegates from ten wards. Ward 9 supplied four Hall delegates and Ward 25 one, where Homer Rogers displaced Michael Forseca on the Draper list. Other wards listed include 10 11 13 14 18 20 21 and 9.
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Draper-Hall
Boston
Hall
Homer Rogers
Michael Forseca
Draper
Conbo
Draper Named for Lieutenant Governor on First Ballot
Draper headquarters report midnight draft claims the Republican convention on Oct. 6 will nominate Mr. Draper for Lieutenant Governor on the first ballot. The memo cites 1100 of 1612 votes with regional tallies from Suffolk 200, other counties totaling 775, and the rest 125. It asserts broad statewide GOP support based on caucus returns and canvass.
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Draper
Suffolk County
Middlesex
Essex
Worcester
Norfolk
Indifference noted in Hutchinson on primary results
Isaac P. Hutchinson commented that light turnout favors machine candidates and that party voter indifference is astonishing. He praised Mr Hall as a superb candidate worthy of broad support from voters, delegates, and the party at the convention and polls.
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Isaac P. Hutchinson
Hall
Curleys Beaten as Glynn Leads Ward 17 Victory
In Ward 17 the groceryman Theodore A. Glynn won by over 150 votes over the Tammany candidate. Ex-Congressman Michael McKattrick finished second with Tom Curley close behind. Tammany leaders pledged unity and aimed to mobilize a large Democratic vote for the legislature.
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Curley
Ward 17
Tammany Club
Theodore A. Glynn
Tammany
Michael MckEttrick
Tom Curley
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Glynn
Jim’ Curley
House
Michael McKattrick
McBettrick
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Fitzgerald’s Friends See Victory in the Vote
Friends of former Congressman Fitzgerald celebrated a caucus result, predicting his unanimous mayoral nomination. Joseph F. O’Connell of the Young Men’s Democratic Club in Ward 20 said the defeats to the machine ensured Fitzgerald’s mayoral win and implied the machine would back him.
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Fitzgerald
Joseph F. O’connell
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Ward 20
Everett Draper Leads Delegates in Everett Race for Lieutenant Governor
Draper won 13 of 16 delegates in Everett while Champlin secured 11 of 3 unpledged and one for Sanderson in the attorney-general contest.
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Everett Draper
Champlin
Sanderson
Nominated Republicans by Ward Across City
A list of Republican nominees by ward includes candidates for Wards 1 through 23 with several wards noting no filings. Names include Robert J. Gove, Joseph J. Derifesén, Ifred J. Woodbury, Frank L. Ormond, Edwin A. Lamkin, Saverio R. Romano, Thomas W. Hayes, J Bernard Ferber, Louis A. Frothingham, Johan C. Johanson, William H. Wetmore, William R. Taylor, James M. Davern, Herbert D. Sterling, Henry A. Brown, Walter A. Webster, Warren F. Freeman, William B. Abbott, and others.
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Robert J. Gove
Gilbers W. Stalker
Joseph J. Derifisén
Charles B. Patterson
Ifred J. Woodbury
Dearborn F. Richards
Frank L. Ormond
Gardner Bates
Edwin A. Lamkin
Charles E. Winston
Saverio R. Romano
Henry D. Howie
J. Bernard Ferber
George H. Moore
Louis A. Frothingham
March G. Bennett
Charles W. Paradise
Frank BE. Gaylord
Johan C. Johanson
William Mormit
William H. Wetmore
Arthur H. Farrell
William R. Taylor
Alexander Levis
James M. Davern
Charles H
Robinson
State Committee Elected in First District and Others
The list shows Democratic and Republican nominees elected in each district. First District John Brant and Edward W. Graves. Second John C. Hurley and David Fudge. Third Philip J. McGonagle and Jerome A. Pettitti. Fourth Thomas C. Murphy and Walter L. Sears. Fifth Francis W. Carroll and Charles H. Innis. Sixth John J. Teevens Jr. and Herman Hoernle. Seventh John P. Riley and Arthur M. Denison. Eighth Edward F. Ma Sweeting and Fred A. Emery. Ninth John H. Lee and Isaac F. Woodbury.
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John Brant
Edward W. Graves
John C. Hurley
David Fudge
Philip J. McGonagle
Jerome A. Pettitti
Thomas C. Murphy
Walter L. Sears
Francis W. Carroll
Charles H. Innis
John J. Teevens, Jr
Herman Hoernle
John P. Riley
Arthur M. Denison
Edward F. Ma Sweeting
Fred A. Emery
John H. Lee
Isaac F. Woodbury
Hurtubis says claims for French were too small
Francia Hurturbis Jr., chairman of Asa P. French's campaign committee, says the initial claims about Republican delegates to the Attorney General race were too conservative. He notes few breaks into the French delegation outside Fall River and New Bedford.
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Francia Hurturbis, Jr
Asa P. French
Campati
Fall River
New Bedford
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Malone Men’s Claims
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George A. Scigliano
James F. McDermott
John Quinn, Jr
Martin M. Lothasney
Robert K. McKirdy
Edward F. Fitzgerald
Frank J. Gethro
Frank B. Foster
William E. Mahoney
John W. Butler
William McMasters
Humphrey J. Collins
Fred A. Ewell
Eugene T. Brazzell
William L. Newton
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Robert Gallagher
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