The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-01
DEMOCRATIC PRIM MARIES.
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 Albert +, Wtdman, Louis E. Stoddar( and William A. Wright, with Thoma w. Keenan as alternate
 The Pardee ticket elected in the Sec ond ward contains the names of tht following delegates: Frederick H Brethauer, Peter J. McNerney, iona than N. Rowe, Edgar Rabbit, W. S Pardee, A. F, Hunie, A. w. Flynn ant J. K, Punderford.
 In the Third ward the Osborn ticket elected was as follows: James F. Nc, Gam, Nicholas Corcoran, John Court ney, James McGill, Francis Farrell Lawrence Eagan, William Werweiss Robert A. Hollinger. John Johnson Jo- seph McHugh, Joseph Faulhaber and Cornelius Shanley; alternate, Dennis Carroll.
 An Osborn ticket was elected in the Fourth ward, 245 votes being cast. The delegates chosen are John o. Griffin John M. Burke, Charles Conboy, Moses Midas, Max Buchmuller, James Shields John T. Cox, Michael Burke, Michael Molloy, John McHugh, Michael McGrail and Joseph Manning; alternate, Edward Feeney.
 The Fifth ward ticket is said to be an Osborn ticket, and the following dele gates were chosen: James T, Lynch, Thomas Murphy, Thomas Mems. Mar tin Flynn and William Erff; alternate, James Rourke.
 The Sixth ward delegation is split, and it is said that at least two are for Pardee. Only twenty-five votes were cast and the delegates chosen are John s. Mccarthy, Eugene R. Hubbard, William F. Dwyer Ernest Klenke, Mi chael Byrne, John J. Lane and Thomas Walpole; alternate George F. McCar- thy.
 The Osborn delegation elected in the Seventh ward consists of Peter J. Con- lin, James Devine, John Beecher, W. J. Cronin, Patrick McGuinness, Henry c. O'Sullivan, James H. Lane, J. J. Culli- nan, John F. Casey and William Be- han.
 In the Eighth ward eighty votes were cast and the Osborn ticket, the only one presented, was as follows: John w. Hutt, Edward J. Maher, H. M. Bishop, Philip Hugo, Maurice P. Lynch, Will liam J. Kay and Smith G. Weed; alter nate, George w. Dooley.
 At the Ninth ware primaries held corner Ashmun and WeNster streets, 79 votes were case. The delegates chos- en were John H. Barlow, Matthey w. Lutz, John F. Galligan. Edward J. Don- nelly, Henry Brown, Thomas E. Cahill, Wm. H H. Hewitt, John Donnely; del- gate-at-large, George w. Shea.
 It is claimed by Ninth ward demo- rro fio 1ooI bo fbfe is O n 1YYtp1pHoad delegation, but opposed to either Colo tlel Osborn or MT. Pardee,
 The Tenth ward primary was poorly attended and only 34 votes were case. The delegates chosen are: Frank $. An drew, Jacob P. Hunie John Garrity, Henry w. Sanford, Matthew A. Rey- holds, Michael F. McMahon; alternate, Frank M. Lovejoy. This is said to be a split delegation. It is said that two of the delegates are for Colonel Osborn, two for MT. .Pardee and two opposed to either of these candidates.
 Tn the Eleventh ward the Osborn ticket was the only one in the field. I and the delegates chosen were: James 1 P B. Tickets, Joseph H. Davis, Fred erick E. Dakin, John J. Madigan, Charles H. Greenfield; alternate, Adam J. Goetz The Osborn ticket was the only one presented in the Twelfth ward, and the l delegates chosen were: Thomas J. | Keane, George T. Boucher Jacob | Schwenck, Thomas J. Coffey James | Harkin, Robert Kennedy, Patrick Kent. l John Fahy Timothy J. Eagan, George 1 H. Wohlmaker; alternate, John P. 1 Buckley. Tn the Thirteenth ward there was | only one ticket. The delegates chosen | are T. F. Goode, J. J. Oates and M J. Powers This is an unpledged delega | ton, but is said to be opposed to Colo | nel Osborn.
 There was only one ticket in the l Fourteenth ward, the delegates chosen being Jacob Frohllch, Edward H. Far ren; alternate, Edgar M. Allen. The delegation is unpledged | The two delegates chosen in the Eff teenth ward are Alfred w. Forbes and John Doohan. It is an Osborn delega- tion.