Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-19
ALREADY NOMINATED.
Representative Loudenslager's List Of
Candidates.
MEN WHO WILL RUN FOR CONGRESS
Results of Conventions Held in All
the States,
OF POLITICAL e INTEREST

OF POLITICAL ~ INTEREST
Representative H. c. Loudenslager of New
Jersey, In charge of the eastern headquar-
tiers Of the republican congressional COM
mittee, located in this city, has prepared a
complete list of congressional nominations
up to date for the pending campaign cover
ing all states and all parties. The prepara-
ton of this list has involved an enormous
amount of correspondence, and no pains
have been spared to make it as complete as
possible. The list follows:
Alabama.
First district-Dem., G. W. Taylor, De-
mopolis.
Second district-Dem, A. A. Wiley, Mont
gomery
Third district-Dem., H. D. Clayton. Eu-
fala.
Fourth district-Dem., Sydney ]. Bowie,
Talladega
Fifth district-Rep. fus., J. H. Millstead,
Tallassee; DEM, Charles w Thompson.
vile.
Sixth district-Rep. fus.. Thomas B. Nor
ton, Fayetteville; dem, J. H. Bankhead,
Fayette.
Seventh district-Rep pop, N R. Speare,
Pell City; dem, John L. Burnett, Gadsden.
Eighth district-Rep., A. N. Holland,
scottsboro; DEM, VIM. Richardson, Hunts
vile.
Ninth district-Dem., O. W. Underwood,
birmingham.
First district-Rep., P. o. Fitzpatrick,
Colt; DEM, Philip D. McCulloch, Mariana
Second district-Rep., E. H. Vance, tr,
Malvern: DEM, John S. Little, Greenwood
Third district-Rep., B. M. Forman, Tex
arkana; dem, Thomas c. McRae Prescott
IT.
tie Rock; dem. c. c. Reid, Morrilton.
Fifth district-Rep., U. S. Bratton, Mar
shall; dem Hugh A. Dinsmore. Fayette-
| Vile.
Sixth district-Rep., Charles F. Cole,
Batesville; dem, Stephen Brunddge, jr.,
| Searcy.
| California.
First district-F L. Combs, San Francis
co; dem, ]. F. Farraher Yreka
Second district-Rep., S. D. Woods, Stock
ton; dem, j. D. Sprout. Oroville
Third dfstrict-Rep., V. H. Metcaf, Oak
land; dem, F. J. Freeman, Willows.
| Fourth district-Rep. Julius Kahn, San
| Francisco; dem, r. Porter Ashe, San Fran
| cisco.
Fifth district-Eugene F. Loud, San Fran
| cisco; DEM, J. H. Henry, San Jose.
Sixth district-Rep., Joseph McLachlan,
Los Angeles; dem, w. c. Graves, San Luis
| Obispo.
Seventh district-Rep.. James C. Need
|
| no.
| First district-Rep., Robert w. Bonynge,
| Denver; sill. fus, John F. Shafroth, Denver
| Second district-Rep, H. NJ. Hogg, Tel
| luride; pop. fus., John C, Bell, Montrose.
Connecticut.
First district-Rep., E Stevens Henry,
Rockville; DEM, ]. P. futile, Hartford
Second district-Rep., Nehemiah D. Sper-
ry, New Haven; dem, Oliver Gildersleeve,
| New Haven. ~
Third district-Rep, chas. A. Russell, Kill
lingly; dem, J. H. Potter, Norwich.
Fourth distrct-Rep:,- E. j. Hill, Nor
walk; DEM, Charles P. Lyman, Washington
| Delaware.
At large-Rep., L. H. Ball dong term).
Falkland; dem., A. NJ. Daily dong term.
| Dover; rep, Walter o. Hoffecker (short
tern). Smyrna; DEM, Edward w. Fowler
(short term), Laurel.
| Florida.
First district-Rep.. Geo. D. Patterson,
Key West; DEM, s. NJ Sparkman, Tampa.
Second district. NJ. CLANCY, Orlando;
| dem, R. w. Davis, Palatka.
| Georgia.
First district-Rep., w. R. Leaken, Sa-
vannah; dem, Rufus E. Lester, Savannah.
Second district-Dem., James M. Griggs.
| Dawson.
|
| MonteZuma.
Fourth district-Rep., A. H. Freeman,
! Greenville; DEM, w. c. Adamson, Carroll
Fifth district-Dem., L. F. Livingston,
| Kings.
Sixth district-Dem., c. L. Bartlett Ma
| con.
Seventh district-Rep., Joseph J. Hamil-
ton. Rome; dem, J. w. Maddox. Rome;
pop, S. ]. Mcknight, Dalton.
| Eighth district-Dem, William M. How
Ninth district-Dem., F. c. Tate, Jasper.
Tenth district-Dem., w. H. Fleming, Au-
| gusta.
Eleventh district-Rep.. w. H. Marston,
Fitzgerald; dem, William H. Bradley,
| Brunswick.
At large-Rep., John T. Morrison, Cald-
well; dem, James Graham, Occur d'Alene;
pop, Thomas L. Gleason. Paris.
Illinois.
First district-Rep., James r. Mann, Chi
cago; dem, Leon Hornstein, Chicago, pro-.
w. P. F. Mcpherson. Chicago.
Second dstrict-Rep., William Lorimer.
| Chicago: dem, John ]. Feely, Chicago;
pro-. G. E. Buckingham, Chicago.
Third district-Rep., William L. O'Neil.
Chicago; dem. Geo. p. Foster, Chicago;
ind. dem, August R. Cans. Chicago; pro,
| Fourth district-Rep., Daniel w. Mills,
Chicago; dem, James McAndrews, Cnica-
| go; pro- Is. LoVeleSS, chicago.
| Fifth district-Rep., Charles c. Carnahan
Chicago; dem. William F. Mahoney. Chica-
go; ind. dem Edward T. Noonan, Chicago;
pro-, H. H. Maddox Chicago.
Sixth district-Rep., Henry 8. Boutell,
Chicago; dem, Emil Hoechster, Chicago;
| pro-, l. J. Mason, Chicago.
Seventh district-Rep.. Geo. e. Foss, Chi
| cago; DEM, William D. Peacock, Chicago
Eighth district-Rep.. "A. J!cHopkins, Au-
rora; dem, John w. Leonard, Wheaton;
pro. B. R. Morse, Ridgefeld.s
| Ninth district-Rep., rR. r. Hit, Mount
Morris; dem, Hiram 40 Brooks. Dixon
Tenth district-Rep,! George W. Prince.
| Galesburg; DEM, L. By De Forest, North
Henderson: pop. J. T: Duke: Galva; pro.
c. L. Logan, Sterling. 81 q.
Eleventh district-Rep., Walter Reeves.
Streator; dem, Edgar P. Holly, Pontiac:
pro, ]. H. Wilson. Streator. 8
| Twelfth district-Rep.JJ. g! Cannon Dam
vile; DEM, c. NJ. Briggs, Heopston; pro-,
]. NJ Gaison. Danville, in
Thirteenth district-Rep., Vespasian War
ner, Clinton; DEM. john Eddy, Blooming
ton pro, w. P. Allen. Mclean.
Fourteenth districtiRep., ~ v. Graf,
Peoria; dem, Jesse Black, IL, Pekin; SOC