The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-27

ana long lines OF voters FORMED. Inere
was no disorder. and the caucus from
start to finish went off smoothly and
quietly
So intense was the interest in the re-
! suit that even after they had cast their
ballots the voters sat around the sides
of the hall or in the gallery.
4 When 1t was announced that Bates
i had beaten out Guild by vote of 219
to ISL, there went forth a cheer that
shook the rafters. This had hardly died
away when it was announced that in
the contest for representative, David
Manning had received 271 voats, Charles
| B. Dunkerton SO, and James B. Mirick
3S. 1t was noticeable that handsome as
was the Endorsement of Mr., Manning
by his ward. no one offered to make the
nomination unanimous. The polls closed
at 9.10 and the result was announced,
the crowd scattered and the lights out
half an hour later.
WARD EIGHT.
Herbert A. Booth read the call in
ward s. and was elected temporary
chairman until Frank B. Hall was
chosen unanimously to fill that office
permanently. Association hall was
crowded long before the polls opened,
and Bates supporters worked hard along
]
was elected secretary, and the follow
! ing inspectors were chosen: Freeman
| Brown. Charles Stbley, Otis r. Parker
! z. B. Stoddard, G. Harry Wheeler, Jas
! H. Rowland. A. H. Johnson, B. j.
| Dodge, Arthur H. Newton, George R.
Bliss.
The polls opened at $50. and were de-
clared closed at $50 o'clock. James A.
Sake announced the vote as follows:
/ 81,
headed by Curtis Guild, J., 1863; Hon.
John L. Bates. SO; delegates to senate
rial convention ticket headed by Chas.
c. Washburn. 2S7; delegates to coun-
cilor convention. ticket headed by Hon.
| NJ " B. jefferson. 232; delegates to
county convention. ticket headed by
Henry G. Taft, Uxbridge. 24O
| Representative to the general court,
22d Worcester district. Charles t. Tat
man. 2S4
There was no manifestation of enthu-
siasm during the announcement of the
results save in the Candidates con-
/ test. The cheering when Guilds lead
was made known. shook the hall, and a
majority of the spectators left after
| the announcement of the state conVen-
| ton vote.
The summary in detail follows:
ORGANIZATION.
Ward 1--chairman. ]. P. Cheney; secre-
tary, H Ward Moore. Ward 2 = Chair
man, c. H Wood; secretary, William
Reid. Ward S-Chairman, Fred w. Leav-
tit; secretary, E. d. Cunningham. Ward
I+Chairman j. w Sheridan; secretary,
George Jennison. Ward o. Chairman,
| Thomas Wray; secretary, Charles A.
! Evers Ward 6-Chairn1an NJ. NJ. Taylor;
secretary, stillman Shaffer Ward =
4 TO-
Elmer Blake. Ward S-Chairman Frank
| B. Hall; secretary, James A. SAKE.
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION
Ward 1-stephen Salisbury, NJ. V. 3.
Jefferson, Theodore G. Bates, John Jepp-
son, Warren c. Jewett, G A. Busby, j.
P. Crosby (for Guild. Ward 2-William
P; searls, 4. 8. Pinkerton, Charles w.
ris, L. j. Terrill Andrew w Ekstrom,
| Fred w. Hnrlburt Gor Guild). Ward B.
/ Francis A. Harrington, Napoleon z. Euot,
| Robert II. Chamberlain, James M. Dren-
/ Ward "A A. Rheutan, S. Kunitz. Aug
ust Peterson, George Bouchard, w. J.
Courtney Qor Guild. Ward 5-Frank D.
Perry George D. Barber, g.. Anil Ny
strom, John Rivard, A. Edwin Enberg,
/ w. ]. Bragg, Thomas Wray Cor Guild.
/ Ward Gallery B. Crane, Theodore P.
woodward John r. Back, Fred A a,
Russell Albert 3. Whipple (for Bates.
Ward 7-Rufus b. Dodge Jr., Calvin L.
Young, Charles r. johnson, Irving e.
Gonins Henry 3, Fairbanks, Joseph Z.
Knox (for Bates Ward Sc. B. Stod-
dard. Daniel Kent, John e. Day, Philip
w. Moel, George f. Brooks, F. c.
Smith, j. P. White, Albert A. Wheeler,
Nelson H. Davis, Lamson Allen (for
Guild.
Delegates to the second Worcester SEN
atorial convention, favorable to nominal
ton Of Francis A. Harrington:
1a Ward Lyman 4 Fly Ely Warren ar G.
johnson. John Jernberg, Noble E. Jacques,
Charles A. Ballou. Ward 2-Charles G.
Reed Charles H. Pinkham. Alvah W
4 Terrill, William NJ. Riedl, John N. Bengt-
son, Willard f. Kelsey. Ward S-James
Draper, Fred W. Leavitt, Arthur H. Fon-
taine, Henry w. Hastings, Louis e. Lu-
Delegates to the first Worcester sena-
torial convention, favorable to nominal
ton Of Charles G. Washburn:
Ward 4-Abram A. Rheutan, Daniel w.
Abercromhie, John Carlson, George Jen-
nison. Michael H. Kane. Ward 5-Mat-
thew j. Whittall Thomas F. McGauiey,
John B. Belanser, John A. Lindberg,
George D. Barber. Ward 6--Ellery b.
Crane, George w. Coombs, Silas w. God
5ildreth, Edward. j. Russell, spenser 9.
Barton; Ward Arthur .. Gray, A. M
Stone, I. p. Comins, w. H. Coughlin, c.
Louis 3. Osborn. Ward s--R. James Tat
man, George F. Brooks Fergus A. Eas-
ton, Everett J. Bardwell Edward B.
James Hogg. Charles r Mann, Louis ].
Kendall l.. Henry Wells.
Delegates to the county convention:
Ward = Fred H; Daniels, Frank q.
Haywood. ]. Lewis Ellsworth Frank e.
Williamson, William G. Cummings, Alexis
e. Bragg. Frank l. Allen 4or Taft.
} Ward 2-samuel r. Haywood Henry r
Gleason Otis W. Everett, Andrew w.
Ekstrom, Albert H. Dean, George H
Haslop for Taft; Ward 3 - Oscar F.
pe s1ses Henry A Harrington ElzeaE DeS
Alexander lunpledged). Ward 4-John f.
Pierce, Frank a; Robbins, Francis 4.
ard, John G.. Hagberg, Francis o. Dahl
quist, George P. Kain. A. Edwin Enberg,
! Gustaf A.. Nystrom. Thomas F. McGau-
ker Joseph r. Torrey. Edward ] Rus
sell, John N. Albee, George NJ. Wood
yard Henry F.. Smith, Joseph G. Ellis,
TTeSS tg " +; Hutchins, John n. Goes (for
liam II. Crawford, Arthur NJ Taft, viii
liam A. Lytle, Hollis W. Cobb, George H.
Mutt. Edward 3: Longey, Jacob L. Cod
low, ] Russell Marble, Frank c. Smith
Charles NJ Thayer. Frank B. Hall. vii,
Is Ei sihley, Justin P White, Lemuel f.
Woodward, George L. Bliss, Halleck
4 Delegates TO councillor convention, sew
enth district, favorable to the nomination
of M. v. B. Jefferson:
Ward = A. B. R. Sprague, Lewis G
White, Burton W Potter, Joseph P. Che
John NJ Kendall Ward 2-Charles q
Reed, Edmund l.. Parker Aivah w. Bige.
low John p. Munroe, Charles II. Els
worth, Henry +. Harris Daniel w. Oar
ling. John +. Lundberg. Ward 3-Horace
B. Long Joseph Bousquet, Antonln Loi-
seau, Charles H. Hastings Charles ii.
Ford. Ward Nv. Levi Bousquet. VIII
kliam j. Howe. James p Bufler Inhn