Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-05
A CLEAN TICKET
Nominated by Massachusetts
Republicans, Thursday.
W. Murray Crane the Party's Choice
for the Governorship.
Nomination Of an Auditor The Only Contest Of
Convention.

W uu nootiS' s"S ~''J
Convention.
Boston. oct. 1.-THE Republicans Of
Massachusetts met at the Boston Thea
tire. today. to hold their state cOnven-
ton, and the following ticket was nom
mated:
Governor. W. Murray Crane Of Dali
ton: lieut.. gov. John l.. Bates Of BOs-
ton; secretary of state, VIM. VI. Olin
Of Boston: treasurer Edward a. Brad
ford Of Springfield; attorney general.
Hosea NJ. KnowltOn Of New Bedford;
auditor. Henry r. Turner Of Maiden.
Hon. Roger Walcott of Boston and
Hon. VIM. Whiting Of Hoyloke. were
chosen Presidential electors Large
and an elector from each Of the - con-
gressional districts was named. The
only contest Of the convention was for
the Office Of auditor, for which there
We're three candidates. II took three
ballots TO decide the question of who
should be the nominee.
The chief feature of the convention
outside OF the regular program was
the presence Of Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. who made a speech in which
he eulogized Senator Hoar. urging his
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ray one section III the country against
another
The balIoting FOR auditor prolonged
the convention until AS Z. NJ.
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