The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04
| CAUCUSES WERE
EXTREMELY DULL
Regular Tickets Win In All the
Wards Last Evening.
USUAL REPUBLICAN APATHY
Only Contest Of Any Account Was for
Membar Of the School COMMITTEE From
the Sixth Ward.
USUAL REPUBLICAN APATHY

AHe iNepuphcdu Wcle uciu last
evening IN the several wards. and save In
one or two cases where there was a lit
tie excitement over the ward and school
committees the caucuses were quiet and
without incident.
/ In the Second ward, where a special
effort was made to get out the members
OF the party the caucus was the largest
and most interesting for long time.
Mr.. Charles K. Hancock was defeated
for denomination for the school commAttee
IN the Sixth ward, losing to DR.. Risk by
a few votes.
The caucuses resulted as follows:
FIRST WARD.
The usual Republican apathy was mani
tested at the First ward caucus only 80
votes being cast the ticket elected being
as follows:
Delegates, to state convention. Harry
F. Lippitt, Byron s. Watson. Henry c.
Cram.
Delegates to city convention to nomi-
nate candidates for general assembly.
Benjamin A Jackson, William b. Chase
John B. Lewis. II. Anson Richmond
Arthur Sellew.
Delegates to city convention to nomi-
nate candidates for mayor and other
city officers, Walter b. Vincent. George
8. Ross. John Russell Gladding, Charles
b. Mackinney. Henry w. Sackett.
For school committee, three years.
Henry c. Cram.
For City committee. Arthur II. Watson,
Frank F. Carpenter Thomas s. Delano.
Albert p. Miller Jr., Clifford s. Tower.
For caucus warden, John r. Arnold.
For caucus clerk. First District. San
ferd Aimy; Second district George F.
Snow; Third district, william. Frankland:
Fourth district. Charles l. Luther; Fifth
district Herbert A. Lowell; Sixth district,
Henry A. Barney.
The officers of the caucus were: War
dan, John r. Arnold: clerks, Sanford
Almy. George d. Miller, william Frank
land, Charles i. Luther. Herbert A Low
ell. Henry A. Barney.
SECOND WARD.
ward, but the regulars had no trouble in
winning. the changes being in names for
ward committee. The results:
Delegates to the state convention, Au-
gustine Jones, Alexander Grant, William
M. r. Bowen, Walter l.. Preston.
Delegates 10 the congressional conven-
ton. James d. Lloyd, Eugene c. Myrick.
Howard d. Wilcox, James A. Abbott
Delegates TO the city convention to NOM
inate candidates for general assembly,
Francis w. Carpenter. Edward c. Stiness,
Charles f. Holmes. Francis o. Allen,
Harold ]. Gross.
Delegates to the city convention to NOM
mate candidates for general city officers,
Fred w. Folsom, Oscar c. Swanson,
Mark II. Plainfield. Judson Davis, Arthur
l.. Kelley.
School committee three years, Profess
sor Winslow Opton.
Ward committee, David A. Crowell,
Charles ID. Woodward, William "a Har-
ris, Herbert e. Maxson, Edwin S. Darl-
ing
Caucus warden, James W. Lees.
The substitute sticker for ward COM
mdttee was: James s. Clayton. Louis F..
Cady. William A. Harris. Edward E. Aus
tin, Walter 4. Smith.
Caucus clerks, First district Walter r.
Mckay Second district, Walter Kings
ley: Third district, Fred w Folsom:
Fourth district. Alfred e. Carter: Fifth
District, Nicholas Underwood
The officers of the caucus were: War
den, James Less; clerks, Walter Mckay.
Frederick Folsom, Alfred Carter. Nicho-
las Underwood. the Second district NOT
being represented.
THIRD WARD.
There were IIg votes cast In the Third
ward, the whole being for the regular
ticket, as follows:
Delegates TO city convention to nomin-
ate mayor and city officers-WaIter ].
Lewis. Oscar A. Carleton, William Wal
ton. Benjamin S. Slocum, Benzias Gold
blatt.
Delegates to First congressional con-
Il DrOnSAelA L,
Chappell, Hobart l.. Gates. George B.
Brooks.
Delegates to state convention-Albcrt
j. Dronsfieid. William f. Chappell, Ho-
bart l.. Gates, George B. Brooks.
WSrd committee.James ]. Nolan. Wal
ter Lloyd, Harris G Easterbrooks. VIII
liam j. Hill Hyman II. Bander.
Delegates to city convention TO nomin-
ato senator and esentatives-Walter
Lloyd. William Besser. Harris G. Easter
brooks, Herman Felber, Luigi Parillo.
School committee. three years-Samuei
Mason: two years. William Z. Nash.
Warden--Jacob A. Eaton.
Cierks-First district. Harry A. Slocum:
Second district. Asa Burlingame; Third
district. Samuel Brown: Fourth district
William ]. Payne Fifth district, Fred
Long; Sixth district. Robert Foulkes
FOURTH WARD.
In the Fourth ward the usual handful
OF voters were present and the ticket pre-
sented was elected without opposition as
follows:
Delegates 10 state and First district
congressional conventions-George A.
| Rice. Edwin Knowles. Jr. Milton B.
| Brown, william Dunlap.
Delegates 10 city convention 10 nominate
| candidates for general assembly-George
H. Pettis, Warren e. Baker. George N
| Kingsbury. Fred W. Godfrey. Joseph w.
| Lewis.
Delegates TO city convention 10 nomln-
| ate candidates for mayor and other city
! officers-Albert l.. James, John Kay,
George w. Sphinx. George NJ. Gardiner.
Martin Sanford.
For school committee. three years-wn-
liam n. White; one year, n. Clinton
| Crocker.
For city commitee-John c. Budlong.
Frank j. Clinton. Edwin Knowles. Jr.,
George NJ Gardiner. Charles G. Gray. Jr.
For caucus warden-Samuel l.. Carpen-
ter.
For clerks-First district. Henry James
Second district. Herbert A. HUI. Third
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