The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-10

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Eddy; delegates TO city convention. TO
nominate candidates for city officers,
Frederick IL. Manchester, Anthony A.
Moulton. Arthur NJ. Allen. Andrew O.
Erickson, j. Perry Carpenter; members
OF the city committee. Frederick s. Waite.
Leonard Hartman, Frank II. Eddy, Jesse
II. Eddy, Jr.; David IL. Johnson. mem
bers of the school committee, Thomas
w. Waterman; caucus warden Ozro G.
Heath; caucus clerks. First district, The
odore r. Bidet: Second district, John W.
Smith; Third district. Harry r. Wnn
Fourth district. Henry ]. Levalley; Fifth
district Edward T. Ross; Sixth district
Frank N. Chaplin,
SIXTH WARD.
Unanlmity prevailed and the following
ticket endorsed:
Delegates To state convention, James +.
Freeman, George IL. Grant. John l.. Rem
linger, Terrence NJ. OReilly; delegates to
the city conventions, Silas III. Manchester
Thomas u. Corey Arthur w. Joyce, Will
ter B. Frost, William Trimble; school
committee for three years, Walter III.
Barney; school committee for two years,
Silas III. Manchester; ward committee,
Ernest Rueckert, Charles II. Warner,
Charles III. Morse. Robert ID. Spencer.
Joseph b. Baker; caucus warden, Frank
lin A. Smith, Jr.
The caucus clerks are these: First dis
trict. August Johnson; Second district.
Rufus Sprague; Third district. Edward
Salisbury; Fourth district. Edwin A.
Chubbuck; Fifth district. George A. Dairy;
Sixth district, Oliver j. Selley.
The delegates were empowered to fill
vacancies.
SEVENTH WARD.
The largest vote in years at Repub-
lican primary was cast last evening. a
total of 100 was polled with the exception
of the nominee for school committee.
John l.. Sprague. NJ. d., who received
129 votes. Following is the ticket:
Delegates to state conventions, Henry
&. Cram, John Pohlsen, John Il. Waters.
Walter Il. Munster. Delegates to city
convention Ito nominate a senator and
twelve representatives)--Ro II. Little.
James b. Paine. Frank w. Read, Henry
w. Blanding, Bradford A. Mason; dele
gates to city convention Uo nominate city
offcers)-Robert Il. Little, James II.
Paine, Frank W. Read Henry w Bland
ing. Bradford A. Mason; school commit
tee for three years-John l.. Sprague, NJ.
D.: city committee, Joseph O. Anthony,
Russell G.. Arnold. Arthur w. Barrus,
Frank NJ. Miller. George G. Clinton; eau
Gus warden, Edward l. Mulcahey.
Caucus clerks: First district. Howard
s. West: Second district. Albert A. Oat-
ley; Third district, John ID. Chester;
Fourth district, Fred A. Shore; Fifth dis
trict, Fred II. Mowry.
EIGHTH WARD
The caucus was called TO order prompt
ly at o'clock with the clerks i'm their
places. Before the warden had an op-
portunity to read the call Alderman Par
ker presented the following names as the
nominees of the ward committee, and
they were endorsed by $50 votes TO 16l,
for the ticket proposed by George Far
nelli
Delegates TO state convention. Ezra
Clifford, Harrison T. Winsor. Segar :.
Atwell William A. Henry; delegates To
city convention Oor city officers) Baylies
X. Chace. Oscar A. Tourtellot George w.
Paine, Harry Daw, John IT. COLLISION;
delegates to city convention (for general
assembly,, Gilbert T.. Whittemore. Seth
Walton, John II. Singleton, John J. An
derton. Charles II. Moore; ward commit
tee, Baylies II. Chace, Gilbert A. Har-
rington, William Jacobs, John +. Kenyon.
Walter S. Brownell. Jr.; member OF
school committee Robert l.. Walker;
warden. Frank A. Twitchell; clerk Fran
els NJ. Ball: clerk. district two, George s.
Amden; district three, Charles Il. Brown:
district four, Abel Reynolds, Jr.; district
Ave, j. Howard Burdick.
NINTH WARD.
A total OF only 43 votes was east, all
for the straight Republican ticket. as fol-
lows:
Delegates to state convention-William
A. IA. Grant A. Herbert Arnold Edward
+. Sibley Samuel Whiteley; delegates To
city convention TO nominate candidates
for general assembly Edwin O. Mathew
son. simon S. Lapham. Herbert a.
Sayles. Howard Il. German. Benjamin r.
Steere; delegates 10 city convention. John
r. Chevalier, Harry Taylor Joseph n.
Charles ID
skinner; school committee for three
years. Hunter G.. White: city committee,
Hunter G. White. Samuel Whiteley. How
ard u. Gorham. Frank T. Easton. VIII
liam A. H. Grant; caucus warden, Jo-
seph II. Tanning; caucus clerk, First dis
trict joseph NJ. Waln,ngi Second dlstr1et ndrg
w. Whitaker: Fourth district. Albert III.
Taylor: Fifth district. no votes were cast
and the clerk OF last year Will serve dur
ing the coming year: Sixth district. VIII
liam T. Huntington.
TENTH WARD.
There was no opposition 60 the regular
ticket I'm this ward. Promptly at O'Clock
Warden Frank u. Hazard raped for or
der and read the call. Immediately after
which ballotlng began. The result OF
the caucus was as follows:
Delegates TO state convention-William
~. Covel. Jr.., Joseph Driver. James A.
Makepeace: delegates 20 city convention,
To nominate "A senator and II represen-
tatives. Clarence A, Coates, John =. llaz-
ard. Charles Crankshaw. Richard Rich
ardeon, James r. Weeks. delegates 10
city convention 20 nominate city officers,
Henry r. Corbin, John Gormley. Early
Sykes. John j. anderson. Samuel slings-
bury; school committee for thryc years.
Louis w. Clarke: city committee. Albert
o. Coates. Schuy vrs' y. Davis Henry -.
corbin. Harris w lnman, George ~
Hatha way: caucus warden. Christopher
Il, Holden: caucus clerks. First district,
Edward A. Rollins: Second district
James Haslam Third district John y
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