New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12
BAY STATE ELECTIONS.
MASSACHUSETTS CITIES CHOOSE THEIR
GOVERNMENTS
BOSTON ELECTS REPUBLICAN MAfoR-hhf' s.
L1CANs AND NoN-rARTIsAN CANDIDATES

BOSTON ELECTS A REPUBLICAN MAiok-hr' | D.
1IcANs AND NON PARTISAN CANDIDATES
GENERALLY SUCCESSFUL.
,,... roo II Nunicjpal elections held to-
dav IN eleven cities of the Commonwealth. H'cI"d-
ing Boston, and surprises were the result hi sew
eral cases both regards Candidates eieO'e' "
the vote on the question OF licensing me s''e "a
liquors ,
in foreshadowing the election Of Edwin L GURUS
,pen, &C Navor over Colonel Francis PEABODY j.
Uem) The hottest fights were over the eieoUoh
of Alder men, the campaign having de'e'open mum
her of warm personal contests. The vote Ioi ''"'
mon Council was very close in many wards. ana
the count for members OF both prahches VI '''
city government not completed until Ia'e'
With five precincts missing, which VIII not N''ali'
affect the general result; Curtis Rep) has Bob
Peabody (Dem). 81. al. Curtlss plurality los
The Board Of Adermer will stand as at present
seven Republicans and five Democrats. while the
Common Council will probably be composed OF
fortv-two Democrats and thirty-three RepubicahS'
gain Of three Republicans over last year The make
nm Of the School Board IS as yet matter OF DOUBT
Tho Aldermen-,lcci are: Republicans Horace e.
Allen Charles H. Bryant. Perlle y Dyar EDWARD
w Presho Charles r witt. Aphens Santor
Charles T.. Folsom: democrats w FOOL
John F. Dever. David +. Barry. John H. Lee ana
Martin NJ Iornasncy. The total license vote 81 the
22..S
John =, Dore was elected Street Commissioner
without opposition.
There were nineteen candidates Tor the 'sht
vacancies to be filed on the School Commission. the
candidates being varousy Endorsed by the Repub-
leans. Democrats, Independent women voters anu
Committee OF One Hundred
In Salem Mayor J. H. learner and the city gov
eminent were elected on non-partisan ticket ana
the city voted for license by vote OF 2722 to 2O"
Last year II no license.
In Medford the Republicans carried everything
eIecting Lewis H. Lowering Mayor and also having
a large majority In The city government. License
vote Yes Sd5 no. l. 4S2 ,,... ,... o,ao,.,
Mayor on a non-partsan ticket. and the city COY
eminent is Republican License vote Yes i'-O''
RePuscans elected s[ Sa Of a2
Msy Ss CIV eoHsrnmsh Iens@ Vote Yes G
no 1905. Lynn also no license city lhst year
Gnei 10 yo,e oT George T. Garter The city
eminent is non-partsan. majority OF the mem
bers. however. are Republicans License vote res
The sc-caed Temple Hall ticket tnon-partisanl,
headed by Mayor William A, Bancroft. was sue
cessful In Cambridge to-day. the A. J.. a. Icing de,
feated. License vote: Yes 800 no. s"e' Last
Beveriys first city election resulted in the choice
of John I. Baker as Mayor without opposition am
the city government is non-partisan: nthongh 'ne
ticket ndorsed by the Republican clnb scored an
almost solid victory. License vote Yes 's'' no.
Worcester Mass. Dec. u-Henry A. Marsh
(Rep) was elected Mayor for third term to-day.
defeating Webster Thayer ODem) 1873 TO 1924
-Four Republican aldermen were elected by big ma
jores.
The A. p A. I'D not figure in the election. the
members voting according TO their party ahilia-
lions.
The aldermen elected are Aonzo A. White Oep).
Daniel A. Harrington Gep). Henry Brannon
Rep), and r. b. Dodge jr 'Rep1 The school Com
nittee chosen strict party lines SIX h"puD-
licans and four Democ rats being elected The com
mon Council stands u Republicans. Democrats;
the Board OF Aldermen Republicans. no Demo
Gratis License vote-Yes. I4jl; no. 5329
Lowell Mass. Dec. 1.-Lowell elected William
F. Courtney Dem) Mayor six Democratic
Aldermen on; OF eight and twelve Of the twenty
four Common Councilmen. The city voted for
license by about 600 majority. one ward Is yet to
be heard from
In Everett the Citizens ticket headed by John
+. Cate for Mayor. was elected, ana the city voted
no license by q vote OF Loo no TO W yes.