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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1904

Page

8

Chelsea Vote Delays After Polls Close in Ward 3

In Ward 3 at Hawthorne Hall about 150 voters were blocked from casting ballots when polls closed at 9 pm per Warden Cornelius Lyons citing Luce law. The delay stemmed from insufficient accommodations and prevented full returns. Roberts led multiple wards in delegate counts and David A. Lourie was named Representative for the 26th district.

Hawthorne Hall Cornelius Lyons Lyons Roberts Bennett Chelsea Beck Willard Eae David A. Lourie

Congressional winners in the state

Democrats select winners by district with Alexander B. Bruce in the Fifth District Lawrence John A. Kelcher in the Ninth District Boston William S. McNary in the 10th District Boston John A. Sullivan in the 11th District noted as state winners in a party roll call.

Alexander B. Bruce Lawrence John A. Kelcher Boston William S. McNary John A. Sullivan

State Committee Elected Democrats

The article lists elected members by district: First District Patrick S. Reedy. Second Manuel Andrew. Third Henry S. Fitzgerald. Fourth Thomas C. Murphy. Fifth Ignatius S. McDonough. Sixth John T. Shea Jr. . Seventh John P. Riley. Eighth Henry P. Nawn. Ninth Dennis J. McGillicuddy.

Patrick S. Reedy Manuel Andrew Henry S. Fitzgerald Thomas C. Murphy Ignatius S. McDonough John T. Shea, Jr John P. Riley Henry P. Nawn Dennis J. McGillicuddy

Representatives Nominate D Democrats Ward 1 to 25

The list shows district by district nominations for Democratic candidates. Notable pairs include Ward 1 Peter Maguire and Ward 2 John J Flaherty Daniel J Sheehan among many others with repeated pairing of names like Doherty McDonald Cadigan Teeling and Scigliano Grady.

Socialist Ward Officials List By District

A roster lists Socialist representatives by ward number with names for Ward 1 through Ward 25. Notable entries include John B. Hamilton Ward 1 and Edward T. Casey Ward 3, among others.

Senators Nominated Democrats Senators Nominated

Boston report lists Democratic nominations by district for the U S Senate tickets. First District Gordon McKay and third to ninth districts named William Taylor John J Gardlane David Leahy Thomas Collins John F Cusick Andrew Peters Wm Woods.

Boston Gordon McKay William Taylor John J. Gardlane David D. Leahy Thomas J. Collins John F. Cusick Andrew J. Peters Wm. H. Woods

Quinns Vote Challenge Sparks Ward 7 Row at Precinct 6

Councilman James F Mc Dermott argues against John Quinn Jr saying he does not live in Ward 7. Quinn disputes the challenge claiming it is a political stunt. Despite the dispute Quinn votes after marking and signing the ballot. Both men sought the Democratic nomination for the lower legislature.

Quinn James F. McDermott John Quinn, Jr Tyler Kneeland Streets Dorchester Ward 7 Hudson Street McDermott Messrs. McDermott Election Board

Weeks Confident of Nomination in 12th District

Captain J. W. Weeks, candidate for Congress in the 12th district, said in Newtons that he is practically sure of the nomination after learning the vote result. He expressed strong satisfaction with the support he received in his home city.

Weeks Newton J. W. Weeks Newtons

Whipple Wins Most Delegates in Haverhill Republican Caucus

Whipple of Brockton captured 20 of 23 State Treasurer delegates with Brewster taking the remaining 3. Senatorial backing went to James H. Walker of Amesbury. All local Republican legislators were renominated. Democratic caucuses drew little attendance, with no contests.

Haverhill J. J. Whipple Brockton E. H. Brewster Springfield James H. Walker Amesbury

McNary admits overconfidence in 10th district race

Congressman William S. McNary says his defeat stemmed from overconfidence and an unchallenged opposition, noting a dangerous undercurrent from O Connell speeches and unseen political combines. He laments Mel Isaac s renomination defeat and cites late campaigning as a factor.

M’nary William S. McNary 10Th District Congress Mel Isaac McIsaac Ward 15

Flynn Renominated in Essex Fifth District Race

Lawrence reports at Democratic caucuses the city delegation pledged to Alexander B. Bruce for Congress. Joseph J. Flynn wins renomination in the fifth Essex district defeating D H Finn by a solid margin.

Lawrence Alexander B. Bruce Congress Essex Joseph J. Flynn D. H. Finn

Luce Leads As Somerville Ballots Counted For Representative

In Somerville yesterday Robert Luce received 1080 votes Elmer S Stevens 1104 and Arthur P Vinal 1136 for Representative. Ward 2 backed W W Rawson of Arlington while the remaining six were unpledged but presumed for George L Simpson of Newton for Governor s councillor.

Somerville Robert Luce Elmer S. Stevens Arthur P. Vinal W. W. Rawson Arlington George L. Simpson Newton

District ward assignments listed for Boston area

District 1 Chelsea Revere Winthrop and Ward 1 Boston Albert B Outram District 2 Wards 8 4 5 Boston and Wards 2 Cambridge John T Galvin District 3 Wards 2 6 8 John Weaver Sherman District 4 Wards 7 9 17 Moses J Konikow District 5 Wards 10 12 18 James A DeBell District 6 Wards 13 14 15 John J Seibel District 7 Wards 16 20 24 George G Hall District 8 Wards 21 22 283 Charles F Claus District 9 Wards 11 19 25 William J Coyne

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Moulders Wanted For Iron And Brass Work

Classified notice seeking moulders for iron on dry sand and brass work. No casual applicants. steady men preferred. Apply at 42 Centre Street, W. Lynn, Massachusetts.

Centre St W. Lynn Mass

Republicans District Seats and List of Names

TheRepublicans first district is George P Lawrence North Adams. Second district Frederick H Gillett Springfield. Third district Rockwood Hoar Worcester. Fifth district Butler Ames Lowell. Sixth district Augustus P Gardner Hamilton. Seventh district Ernest W Roberts Chelsea. Eighth district Samuel W McCall Winchester. Tenth district J B Crawford Boston Eleventh district Eugene N Foss Boston Thirteenth district William S Greene Fall River Fourteenth district William C Lovering Taunton. Twelfth district John W Weeks of New

George P. Lawrence North Adams Frederick H. Gillett Springfield Rockwood Hoar Worcester Butlier Ames Lowell Augustus P. Gardner Hamilton Ernest W. Roberts Chelsea Samuel W. McCall Winchester J. B. Crawford Boston Eugene N. Foss William S. Greene Fall River

Senators Nominate Republican Districts

The list names nominees for nine districts with John W. Noble in the Second, Harwood S. Palmer in the Third, Timothy J. Donoghue in the Fourth, Guy W. Cox in the Fifth, John F. Perkins in the Sixth, Edward P. Callender in the Seventh, E Peabody Gerry in the Eighth, and Daniel W. Lane in the Ninth.

Boston John W. Noble Harwood S. Palmer Timothy J. Donoghue Guy W. Cox John F. Perkins Edward P. Callender E. Peabody Gerry Daniel W. Lane

Republicans Clash in Ward 8 Caucus Contests

In Ward 8 the Republican caucus saw two contests amid sparse GOP votes. Joseph J. Dennison of Ward 2 faced Moses F. Reuben of Ward 8 for a seat on the Republican State committee, while Hyman Zarlin Henry Gediman Alphonsus Brown and Samuel Goldberg vied against Marshall Thompson, whose campaigning drew Democratic-leaning voters to the polls.

Ward 8 Republican State Committee Joseph J. Dennison Ward Moses F. Reuben Hyman Zarlin Henry Gediman Alphonsus Brown Samuel Goldberg Marshall Thompson Thompson

Bolton says party will honor majority in district race

Fred E. Bolton, president of the Republican city committee, states that in the 11th congressional district contest the party will follow the will of the majority and support the majority's decision.

Bolton Fred E. Bolton Republican City Committee

State Committee Elected Republicans

First DistrictGeorge M Bliss Second DistrictJoseph J Dennison Third DistrictJoseph J Dennison Fourth DistrictFrank H Haynes Fifth DistrictCharles H Innis Sixth DistrictJames Lewis Seventh DistrictThomas Leavitt Eighth DistrictFred A Emery Ninth DistrictIsaac F Woodbury

George M. Bliss Joseph J. Dennison Frank H. Haynes Charles H. Innis James Lewis Thomas Leavitt Fred A. Emery Isaac F. Woodbury

Republicans Excited In Brighton Ward

Ward 25 excitement rose after 2 PM as Candidate O Meara campaigned in his home precinct Precinct 2 where few voters were mobilized. Foss ran a strong field operation with over 20 workers. The ward gained about 400 votes versus last year and leaders expressed satisfaction with the interest.

Brighton O’meara Foss

Foss Voters Early as He Mobilizes in Ward 22

In Ward 22 Mr Foss organized a get out the vote effort and in Precinct 7 his home precinct he used five carriages and canvassers. He secured 111 votes to O Mearas 4 and voted at 7 15 in the morning with hat on and cigar in mouth. Dr E Peabody Gerry ran the full party slate. Voter turnout was surprisingly low with about half the eligible voters voting.

Represent Representatives Nominate D Republicans

Third Middlesex District James F Aylward for Senator. Fourth Middlesex District Clark Go o gins for Representative. No nominations listed for several seats. The record names multiple candidate pairs across districts with several blank entries.

Middlesex James F. Aylward Clark, Googins, R

Senators and Representatives Party Roster

Senator William J. Rounds is a Republican. Representatives include W. R. Peabody Republican and William P. Nickerson Democrat. Jere Downe and Edward J. Sennett Democrat with Lester B. Harlow Independent and W. H. Joyce. Fifth Representative Fred S. Dietrick Democrat and George W. Long Republican.

William J. Rounds W. R. Peabody William P. Nickerson Jere. Downe Edward J. Sennett Lester B. Harlow Ind W. H. Joyce Fred S. Dietrick Dem George W. Long

Also Mentioned on This Page

Democratic Deen Bemis Serese Seceessals Ers Sen Or—Repair District ICAN Juggins Eeseene Whipple Brewster Senator Flynn Luce Socialist State Committee William C. Lovering Taunton John W. Weeks Eran MR. Foss Barrett Lehan WEE Sisk Ganenickssane
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