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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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Primrose & West
Providence Opera House
Also Mentioned on This Page
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