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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1895

Page

3

Quiet Election Yields Narrow State Win and Assembly Losses

The state election showed apathy with 43 763 total votes, down from 54 863 last year. Republican runoff lagged by about 4 000 while Democrats gained four seats to nine. Bristol County favored liquor licenses. detailed results list Coggeshall and Sim mons among Bristol legislators.

Lippitt Brown General Assembly Bristol County

Rhode Island Senators and Representatives by Towns

A list of Rhode Island senators and representatives by town, mostly Republicans with a few Democrats, including Barrington, Bristol, Barrillville, Central Falls, Charlestown, Coventry, Cranston, Cumberland, East Greenwich, East Providence, Exeter, Foster, Glocester, Hopkinton, Jamestown, Johnston, Lincoln, Little Compton, Middletown, Newport, New Shoreham, North Kingstown, North Providence, North Smithfield, Pawtucket, Portsmouth, Providence, Richmond, Scituate, Smithfield, South Kingstown, Tiverton, Warren, Warwick, Westerly, West Greenwich, Woonsocket with party labels and some multiple names per town.

Samuel B. Gray Middletown Edward A. Brown Newport Charles H. Burdick New Shoreham Christopher E. Champlin North Kingstown William Gregory North Providence Morris Ulmann North Smithfield Byron A. Andrews Pawtucket Frederick W. Easton Portsmouth Edward F. Dyer Providence John Carter Brown Woods Richmond Alfred W. Kenyon Scituate Charles H. Page, Jr Smithfield Andrew B. Whipple South Kingstown Jesse V. B. Watson Tiverton Henry O. Osborn Warren—Benjamin Crown Warwick William G. Roelker Westerly—B. Court Bentley West Greenwich Otho Tarbox Woonsocket E. Charles Francis Exeter William B. Tillinghast Foster Albert M. Burgess Glocester Job Steere Hopkinton Frank Hill Jamestown Charles T. Cottrell Johnston John T. Kenyon John E. Bowen Lincoln Benjamin Comstock Carlisle Wose Little Compton George A. Lemonyon A. Herbert Ward William P. Sheffield, Jr John W. Rogers William P. Buffum Edward W. Higben Godfrey Mofiit Naw Shoreham Clarence C. Rose William Wrongdon George T. Batch George W. Brown George E. Barstow Charles O. Gray John L. Remlinger Henry T. Root Charles D. Kimball J. Edward Studley William H. Covell Joseph H. Munroe George A Littlefield John Stanton John A. Battey Lafayette E. Mowry John H. Hull Isaac Brown Warren Samuel L. Peck Henry D. Heydon James B. Hannaford William V. Slocum Randall A. Harrington Westerly Alexander G. Crumb Walter Price George W. Whitman Livingston Scott George Batchelor Frederic Dulutle Frank E Holden Philippe Boucher

Rhode Island Vote Totals and Party Shifts Reported

In Rhode Island the governor race yielded 25 092 for Lippitt Republican and 14 191 for Littlefield Democrat. Lieutenant Governor results favored Allen Republican 24 849 to Miller Democrat 18 481. Secretary Bennett Republican led Greene Democrat 25 058 to 13 247. Attorney General Dubois Republican led with 8 415 votes. General Treasurer Clark Republican 24 199 to Perry Democrat 13 250. Assembly: Senate Republicans 34 Democrats 3. House Republicans 66 Democrats 6. Grand Committee Republicans 100 Democrats 9. Democrats won Senate seats in North Smithfield New Shoreham Scituate. representatives in Burrillville New Shoreham North Smithfield Scituate. license towns Pawtucket Woonsocket East Providence Coventry North Smithfield.

Lippitt Littlefield Allen Miller Bennett Greene Dubois Clark Perry Assembly Senate House Grand Committee Democracy North Smithfield New Shoreham Scituate Burrillville Cumberland Pawtucket Woonsocket East Providence Coventry

Primrose & West at Providence Opera House Next Week

The Primrose and West company brings a large minstrel show to Providence Opera House with forty white and thirty black performers. The act promises elaborate scenery costumes and a black and white military band display on April 12 and 18.

Primrose & West Providence Opera House

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Chandler H Coggeshall Jerome B. Greene Royal Dawley George W. Simmons Daniel G. Coggeshall Henry H. Tilley Foster Bagn Bristol Barrington Allen Miler Franke Burlin- Thein Ame Ert Dem Bennett Greene Thorpe Wade Mullian Boc Dubois Brown Williama Green J Fer Pen Sec Clark Perry Amier- Gilli Thornalroman Ton George L. Smith C. Alvin Potter Cmberland Lucius F Garvin John Dillon East Greenwich Samuel W. K Allen David Ray Evile, Winchomer Straight Carpenters Quirk Wood and State Streets Quirk Brothers R. H. Anderson Edward Major Anderson Ashaway D. G. Waldron George Hanson Thomas Pearse Samuel C. Easterbrooks Franklin ST Lily Samuel Kinder Collins ST Burton Street Crockery R. S. Reed Company Warren, R. I Warren Monumental Works JUICE Cornelius Har Ington, Prop Kimballs Washington Row R. I Burnside Bridge Brokaw Clothing New York Kimball's Clothing House F. F. Tebbetts Westminster Street Providence, R. J Euster Gladdino York F M. Dimond Jas. Anderson John Street R. D. Bullock Bett Nosr Guntre Priyatha Prorniz Onflon Faneuil Just China Choice Creamery NICE Vermont Sornedveefe State Street Lc.sparks Hope Street M. Hohner Sohner Pear Katharine Glover Ward Mary A. Wardwell Katharine G Over Wardwell Hand Laundry S. C. White
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