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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-08
QUIET ELECTION.
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day, and in numerous instances they
did. But the voting went right along
and every vote counted, even though
the box failed to register it.,
Chairman Leon Rice Partridge of the
republican city committee and John H.
Meagher of the democratic city COM
mittee, were on hand all day, and it
is safe to say they never worked harder
in political cause since they assumed
office. Mr. Partridge put in his best
ticks in ward 8 for Hagberg, but Mr.
Measher, owing to the claims made in
regard to ward 3, divided attention be-
tween Mclaughlin and Ryan.
The socialist candidates had no means
wherewith to bring the voters to the
polls, and such socialists as lived far
from the polling booths had to have
the courage of their conviction if they
lacked the car fare, and walk to the
polls-that is, in the event of their be-
ing too conscientious to avail them
selves of the opportunity to ride in the
carriages of the capitalistic candi-
dates.
The scenes in the various precincts
were but little different from what they
have been in past years
The ward heller, and everybody's
friend, the man who is too proud to
work, but likes a social glass when it
costs him nothing, was very much in
evidence, He smoked good cigars, too,
and was not bashful when that thirsty
feeling came over him, to suggest to
one candidate or the other, that 1t was
a long span between drinks.
The police arrangements We're perfect,
and there was little or no disorder
Capt. Matthews informed The Spy re-
porter that it was one of the quietest
elections within his memory. The day
he said, was as dead almost as Sunday
in Toronto.
The officer jocularly said that they
We're there to see that an honest bal
lot was cast with a fair count Wor-
cester, however, is not Kentucky, and
whatever might have been the secret
longing of the officers for chance to
distinguish themselves in a riot, there
was no occasion for active work. and
time hung pretty heavily on their hands
at intervals between votes. Sometimes,
like the stately Homer, they nodded.
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MELLEN is PLEASED.
His Friends Stood BY Him But He /,
Sorry for Ryan's Defeat.

James H. Mellen saw on The Spy bull
letin that he was elected, and many of
his friends saw 1t at the same time.
Jim was on the edge Of the crowd near
the lunch cart, on Front street. At once
a score hastened to congratulate him.
The Spy man happened past at that
time.
II am certainly pleased with the way
my friends turned out" said Mr.. Mel
len. II spared no efforts to bring out
large vote, and l worked hard. There
was no contest to cause enough inter-
est in ward 4 to bring out the voters,
and ! realized it was a case Of work. l
am well pleased with the result"
You led everybody in that ward,
jim" said one of his friends.
ooh, that's nothing" said Repre-
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CANDIDATES: Samuel E. Hull of Mill
bury, Rep; Abel S. Wolfe of Auburn,
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THIRD DISTRICT.

Totals ........ 1179 1913 4S IS 9O7 $50
Moore and Whitney elected
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HAGBERG THE HERO.
Warmly Congratulated BY Members of
the City Committee.

During the early hours of yesterday.
members of the republican city com
mittee were fearful of the result in
ward 5 but, as the afternoon pro
crossed, their spirits revived until rs-
turns from the several precincts settled
the question in favor of the republican
candidate.
Republican headquarters was crowd
ed to overfiowing throughout the eve
ming, and the returns were eagerly in
spected. When. the result in ward :
was finally announced and it became a
certainty that John G. Hagberg was a
winner, even though by narrow ma
jority, the crowd went wild. Cheers
long AMI loud went up from half a hun
dred throats and the ensuing hours
were gwen up to mutual congratula-
ton on the successful outcome of the
ward 8 contest
The appearance of Representative
elect Jonn G. Hagberg was the signal
for more cheers, and more hand-shak-
ing. Mr. Hagberg mounted a chair and
made an impromptu speech, in which
he thanked all who had contributed in
any way to his election especially the
ward committee, and members of the
Republican club, who have worked
long and hard for his reelection He
appreciated the fact that much had
been done for him, and said he should
do all in his power to merit the con-
f1denee reposed in him by the voters of
ward 5.
Mr.. Hagberg expressed himself as
well pleased with the outcome of the
fight, which in his estimation is one
of the hardest contested in the history
of the city. He has felt that he would
win from the first, but expresses moth
ing but admiration for the work done
by his adversary.
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SALEM.

Salem Mass, Nov. THE feature in
this city was the defeat of two re-
publican representative candidates.
Last year Salem had three republicans
year she will have only ]. Frank Dalton
of the 18th district Thomas l.. Da-
Wis, democrat, defeated BENJAMIN A.
Touret, republican, by seven votes in
the 18th district, and Michael Kelly,
democrat, won in the 18th district by
wide margin over Joshua l.. Bowen.
Cranes plurality was 730, against 1880
given Wolcott last year. The total vote
fell off, being 1927 this year, against
1920 last year.
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BOSTON DEMOCRATIC.
Paine Brings the "Hub" Back t
Bryan's Fold.

Boston, Nov. THE democrats today
had no difficulty in carrying the city
of Boston. For the past three years
the city has indorsed the republican
candidate for governor, but this year
Robert Treat Paine, Jr., the democrat
ic nominee, received a plurality of 619f
ever w. Murray Crane.
Paine's total vote was 1852 and
Crane received 1896. Last year VOL
colt, republican, carried the city by a
plurality of 1897 over Alexander r.
Bruce, democrat. These figures show
a loss for Crane from Wolcott's vote
of 7179, and / a gain for Paine over
Bruce's total, Of 914.
The decrease in the Crane vote is
partly due to the fact that he comes
from the western part of the state and
does not have the local popularity that
Wolcott has. The election passed off
quietly, comparatively little interest he
ing taken by the republicans, while the
democrats tried to roll up a big plu-
rality to strengthen themselves for The
city election next month.
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Mr.. Ryan, to the last, had been con-
tident that he was going to win out,
and he, like his friends, attribute his
defeat to certain democrats who, for
reasons best known to themselves, are
trying to curry favor with the repub-
leans. The McGauley family and Ste
phen Littleton were vigorously de-
nounced by some of the Ryanites Mr..
Ryan at first intended to take the mat
ter philosophically, but at the urgent
request of his supporters he will call
for a recount
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In this city is but IA, a considerable re-.
duction of the usual republican lead
cHIcoPEE

Chicopee, Nov. -Therefwas but LITTLE
interest outside of the representative
fight, over the state election today. D.
J. Driscoll, the democratic candidate
polled 1856 and M. H. Mosman the repubs
iican candidate, 794 votes. A recount will
be necessary. ID
j. ]. Kelly, the socialist labor party
candidate, secured 1903 votes through the
city Crane beat Paine by 35 votes, and
Mack Bates by 81. Russell led Hodges
by 20 for councillor. Mahoney beat
Proulx for senator by 1876. G.. ID. ED
ridge was ahead of Brainerd for county
commissioner by 161. Total number OF
votes cast was 1915, 40 less than last
year. ~ t
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TWELFTH DISTRICT.

Totals. 1923 1147 1901 145O sos 100
Walsh and Bates are elected.
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HoLYoKE.

Holyoke, Nov. 1.-THE interest in the
election here today was confined most
ly to the senatorial contest. Daniel
Proulx failed to carry Holyoke. his own
city, by liz votes. but the contest drew,
4slS votes as compared With 4255 for tbe
head of the ticket. Last year there were
4bO6 votes cast in the senatorial CON
test. Tyner receiving 226e, Mahoney 1as
and Ruter 444. This year the socialist
candidate for governor received 467
votes less than last year. Cranes lead
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TAUNTON.

Taunton, Nov. Taunton supported
the straight republican ticket today
with a total vote much smaller than
the figures of last year. But for the
three-c ornered fight in the third rep
resentatiye district, the city, would
have fallen 1000 votes short of last
years figures. The contest in that dis
trict was matter of principal inter-
est The movement for John l. Bryant
of Fair Haven for county commissions
er fell through. W. r. Black the repub-
lican nominee, carried the city.
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LYNN SOLID REPUBLICAN.

Lynn, Mass, Nov. 7-Solid republican
is the story of the election in Lynn.
Crane, with S444 votes to zoos for Paine.
Registration was 10000 This shows
the extent of party apathy.
senatorial and representative districts
went republican by heavy loss. In the
l4th representative district an effort
was made to defeat Frank p Bennett
of Saugus for a third term, but Ben
nett pulled through with nearly 900
votes to spare
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HAVERHILL.

Haverhill, Mass, Now 1.-The social
democracy, while losing one represent
alive and failing to meet their antici-
pations in the election of the. senator
in the fourth Essex senatorial district,
have doubled their vote for governor
over that cast a year ago. Repre-
sentative Cary was returned by practi-
cally a large plurality, as Representa-
tive Scates, the other socialistic demo-
cratic representative, was showed I'M
der by 361 votes.
Last year he was one of the street
railway employees who had quit work
rather than sign an indemnity bond,
and his election came more from sym
pathy in that movement than by actual
socialistic strength in the district.
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TwENTY-sECoND DISTRICT.

IUldIb 'fs.,ss..,s.s.s,... OH
Manning"s plurality, $40.
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RETURNS BY THE SPY.

Meoaphone and Stereopticon Led in
the Announcement of the Vote.
Everybody knew where to get prompt
and accurate election returns last eve
ming. That was apparent at a glance
from the windows of The Spy office.
There was an immense crowd in front
Of The Spy office from nightfall until
far into the evening. Considering the
general absence of interest in the cleo
ton shown by reports from all over
the state, it was wonderful that such a
large crowd gathered in front of The
Spy office.
The reason was clear to those who
listened to the bulletins from the i'm
mense megaphone or read them on the
sheet above their heads. Never before
were such prompt and accurate re-
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NINTH DISTRICT

CANDIDATES: Samuel Very Crane OF
Blackstone, Rep; Walter c. Knowlton Of
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DEMOCRATS GAIN.

Fitchburg, Mass, Nov This city
held one of the quietest elections in its
history. The vote for governor fell off
nearly per cent from last years fig
ures. The republicans suffered far
more severely than the democrats, as
they lost BAL votes while the democrats
gained l25 votes. No particular effort
was made by either party to get out the
fun vote ---L- -
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ALDERMAN o'coNNELL.
The Democratic Gain in Worcester and
Boston Pleases Him.

Il am greatly pleased with the total
democratic vote in the city," said AL
last evening. II didn't have an OPP
portunity to watch The Spy bulletin all
evening, and get complete returns, but
from what 1 hear the democratic vote
of the city is greater than last year,
while the republican vote shows a loss.
The contest in ward shows that ward
is debatable ground, and the democrats
have a good chance of winning at the
city election. 1t is very close ward,
but the democrats ought to win, re-
publican claims to the contrary not
withstanding.
Il understand returns from Boston
give Paine a comfortable majority.
That is gratifying and augurs we'll for
the democrats at the city election
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TATMAN ELATED.
Hagbere's Election is Pleasant But
Light Vote in Ward Reduces Rep
resentation.

Representative Charles T. Tatman
took his own election so much as a
matter of course that he had time to
think of other matters. He said to The
Spy man: II am naturally pleased to
have run ahead of the ticket. 1 take
the greatest pleasure, however, in the
election of Mr.. Hagberg, keeping as it
does ward in the republican column.
I regret the light vote in ward g.,
which SEES us three delegates to con-
ventionl Ward 5 will now head the
list with eight. Ward 8, which had 10
and led the list, will have but next
wear"
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NEW BEDFORD.

New Bedford. Nov. THE vote of
the city today showed a slight gain in
the republican strength. The vote Of
Attorney General Knowlton seems to
have been slightly affected by the OPP
position of organized labor owing to
his opposition on the mill firemen's Ii
cense cases. There was a marked fall
ing off in the vote of the socialist labor
party.
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CRANE WINS BY
over $1,000.
CONTINUED from list page.)

particularly the case in this city, where
for three years the republicans had
been triumphant at the state elections.
This year, however the democrats, by
united party effort and the harmonizing
of all interests, won by considerable
majority, and at the same time gained
a number of members in both branches
of the legislature.
While Mr.. Paine had the satisfaction
of bringing Boston back into the dem
ocratic ranks, his opponent also re-
ceived most fattering Endorsement in
his own district. The town of Dalton
gave a majority of $50 votes to Mr..
Crane. only Is of his fellow townsmen
voting against him. where last year 81
votes were cast for the democratic
candidate.
There were number of interesting
senatorial contests the most important
being that in the Franklin Hampshire
district, where Senator Herbert c.
Parsons, an anti-imperlalist who ran
on an independent ticket, was defeated
by the regular republican nominee.
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PITTsFIELD.

Pittsheld, Nov. There was consid-
cradle excitement in this city TODAY and
the largest republican majority ever
polled was given to Crane There was
general rejoicing in the republican camp
and speeches were made at headquar-
ters by Senator Tolman and Represen-
tatives Turtle and Bartlett.
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EVERETT.

Everett, Mass, Nov. THE election
was the quietest since Everett became a
city, Notwithstanding the republican
city committee put forth considerable
effort to get out large vote. There
was no contest of any kind, the repub-
licans carrying the city by about three
to one. Out of a total registration of
99SS, little over 1900 ballots were cast,
President George E. Smith of the local
street railway was elected senator.
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FouRTEENTH DISTRICT.

Totals. TIA 500 400 25
Blood and Pearce elected.
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LAWRENCE.

Lawrence, Nov. 7.--Todays election
was the quietest in years, a surprising
ly light vote was cast, and Paine's
plurality over Crane for governor was
about 500. Representative Guy w. Cur
rier, democratic. for state senator,
swept the district, defeating Senator
Charles #. Sargent.
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CANDIDATES: Frederick H. Bates of
Sterling Rep. Thomas s. Davis of Gin
ton, Rep. Charles H. Gentsch of Clinton,
Dem. Cit Nom. Pap; Moses B. Haywood
of Sterling, Dem. Robert Lawrence of
Clinton, Dem. Soc Nom. Pap; S. Ives
Wallace of Clinton, Rep. Ind Nom Pap
David |. Walsh of Clinton, Dem
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EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.

totals. .s............,..od 4 b;
McLoughlin is elected.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Cambridge Nov. THE state. cleo
ton as far as the city was concerned
proved uninteresting The total vote
of the city showed a decrease of 975
from that of last year. Mr. Crane. re-
ceived only 664 more votes than Paine
did. Last year Wolcott received a
plurality of 2O00 er
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Charles H. E. Writer of
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.

7 UIdN5s ~ TOO
Ellsworth elected by 54S majority.
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CRANE MUCH PLEASED.
Paine Wires Congratulations to His
Successful Rival.


Dalton, Nov. 7.--Governor- elect Crane
received the election returns in the town
hall during the evening. He talked con-
corning the elections as follows:
"The vote Of the state is entirely sat
isfactory to me. The absence Of excit-
ing contests naturally resulted in re-
duction Of the vote as compared with
last year. This falling off was generally
anticipated, built is gratifying to know
that the republican plurality win prob
ably be about $4,000.
Personally, the most gratifying fea-
ture of the election is the vote of Berk-
shire county and particularly the vote
of Dalton"
Mr.. Crane received the following mes
sage from his democratic opponent:
Accept my hearty congratulations on
your election as governor.
Is Robert T. Paine, Jr.
The following reply was sent to Mr..
Paine's message:
l appreciate and thank you for con-
gratulations contained in your telegram
of this date. W. Murray Crane.
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NEWTON.

Newton. Nov. THE Contest for cleo
ton as representatives to the legisla-
ture was all that saved the election in
this city from actual dullness. Crane
for governor received 1914 votes; Paine
S1S These figures showed a loss of $50
votes for the republicans and four votes
for the democrats.
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FALL RIVER.

Fall River Nov. 1.-THE vote was RAJ
ther light with little enthusiasm. ex-
cept In the contest between senatorial
candidates. The vote for governor
gave Crane a plurality of about 1900.
The vote against the proposed new city
charter was Overwhelming.
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CANDIDATES: John e. Mcclellan OF
) Grafton, Rep; Edward N. Jenckes of
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NEWBuRYPoRT.

Newburyport, Nov. 1.-THE election
here today passed off quietly, 154s votes
being cast out of a registration of 1885.
Winfield P. Porter of the socialist DEM
ert Treat Paine, Jr., got only 265 votes
and Murray Crane the head, 775.
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WILL ASK AREcoUNT.
Ryan and His Friends Are Disappoint-
ed Over Defeat.

Friends of James f. Ryan, who made
such gallant fight against Repre-
sentative John G. Hagberg, in ward 3,
We're keenly disappointed last night
Hagberg had defeated him by II votes.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.

IOtalS ..............l43o LOO loVo
Heron and Love elected
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PAINE SATISFIED.
Democratic Nominee Thinks He Has
All That Is Coming to Him.

Boston, Nov. 7.-Robert Treat Paine.
Jr., when asked for statement on the
result of the election, said: "The re-
turns are most gratifying, for my cam
paign was conducted not as an appeal
for votes, but solely with the idea of
awakening Massachusetts to stand by
her own principles, which for genera
tons have been her glory. The re-
suits are especially gratifying when one
looks back to the opening of the cam
paign in September, when the aus
pices were anything but propitious.
Especially gratifying is our great
majority in Boston; '99 is but the first
skirmish, and the democrats, rallying
together, are now in better shape than
ever to oppose the common foe.''
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GLOUCESTER.

Gloucester, Nov. 7--Election day had
no excitement and the only interest was
over the outcome of the vote regarding
the acceptance or rejection of new
city charter, which was a victory Tor
those opposed to it's passage. Jba-
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sentative Mellen. I'm glad we got out
big democratic vote. I'm very sorry
Ryan didn't win in ward 5. The close
ness of the vote shows up wildly the
possibilities for the democratic party
there. Ryan should have Won"
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THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.

CANDIDATES: Frank P. Allen of Fitch
burg, Dem; Charles H. Blood of Fitch
burg, Rep; Horace M. Kendall of Fitch
burg, Dem; James Pearce of Fitchburg,
Rep; John H. Sullivan of Fitchburg,
na11 Soc Nom Pan %
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ELEVENTH DISTRICT.

IOIdlS ........... 1873 lEyJ
Chase and Cook elected.
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SECOND DISTRICT.

CANDIDATES: John w. Addison of
Templeton, Pro; George n. Dyer of Card
.ner, Dem. Isaac w. Hutchins of Temple
ton, Dem Henry Lawrence of Gardner,
Pro; j Myron Moore of Gardner, Rep;
Orange Whitney of Winchendon Rep
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MAIDEN.

Maiden. Nov. This city, as usual,
went republican by a large majority Of
800 votes. Only 1900 votes were cast.
Cranes vote was PAL, and Paine's 692.
Act especially on the liver and bile.
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
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Shrewsbury, Rep; William Hickey of
Shrewsbury, Dem; George E. Taylor of
BlAckStnnn Dam
TENTH DISTRICT.

CANDIDATES.; Henry l.. Chase of
Westboro Rep; Clifford A Cook of Mil
ford, Rep; George H. Stoddard of Upton,
DEM; William j. WEIGH of Milford. Dem.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.

CANDIDATES: William F. Heron Of
Southbridge, Rep; Joseph P. Love of
Webster, Dem. A. Frederick Putnam of
Charlton, Rep; Samuel r. Barton of OK
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TwENTY-FfRsT DISTRICT.

CANDIDATES: David Manning of Wor-
cester, Rep; John F. Harrigan of Wor-
cester, Dem; Walter ]. Hoar of Worces-
600 oh
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TWENTIETH DISTRICT.

CANDIDATES: James Hunt of Wor-
cester, Rep. John s Kavanaugh of Wor-
cester, Dem; John T. Hargraves of Wor-
cester, Soc. Lab.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.

CANDIDATES.: George r. Hamant of
North Brookfield, Rep.
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SECOND DISTRICT.

CANDIDATES: Francis A. Harrington
of Worcester, Rep; Thomas c.. Carrigan
Of Worcester, Dem; Sumner H. Mason of
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CANDIDATES: John P. Munroe of Wor-
cester, Rep; Edgar S. Goodwill of Wor-
Munroe, Goodwill,
sEvENrDENTH DISTRICT.

CANDIDATES william /. Mclaughlin
of Worcester, Dem; Elzear Desmarteau
of Worcester, Rep; Dennis Doyle of Worcc
Worcester. Dem. Ind. Nom. Pap.
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CANDIDATES: George L. Clemence of
southbridge Rep; James f. Hill of War
FIFTH DISTRICT.

IOldlS ....,.'..,s....ss 100
Clemence's plurality, 1853.