The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03


Sixth and Seventh wards, and in each
case the result showed signal victory
for the regular ward committee tickets.
The Seventh ward reform movement was
squelched and in the sixth the sixth
Ward Republican club was defeated py
big majority.
The only other contest resulted from a
little fight which the Hebrew voters IN
the Third ward had among themselves
for membership I'm the ward committee.
FIRST WARD.
Delegates to state convention-J. Ed
ward Studley. Robert r. Little. Frank
w Mstteeon. Edward +. Jastram.
Delegates 10 city convention. 10 noini-
nate candidates for general assembly,
Joshua NJ. Alderman. Charles n; Ehlla'
Dennis ID. Donovan. Alonzo K. Williams
Mason r. Cocrott.
Delegates TO city convention to nomi-
nate candidates for mayor and other ci.y
offices-Gcorge A. Littleheld. George y
Ross. James Moran. Archibald {. Matte
For school committee Chree years.
George @. Wilson.
For city committee-Arthur II Watson na,son
Frank r Carpenter. Thomas . peiano'
Albert p. Miller Jr clifford s. Tower,
These were nominated by Albert 2. MIL
Ter and a3 ballots were cast for them
SECOND WARD.
Though there was an attempt TO use
stickers on the ward committee on tne
ward the regular ticket won out. Inc
men opposed 10 David A. Crowell and
Edward g Darling were Elisha . nunt %
and Edward E. Austin. This Is the VIII
De,egates TO city convention to nomi-
nate candidates for general assem- o.
Paul shocker George L. Bowen, Ia LA.
ence NJ Warner. Houis F. Johnson Juo-
DeIesates TO city convention to. nomi-
nate candidates for general city onlcers
William d. Perrin; Mark Mark, MSrr,s; S,p,en Klein.
Delegates 10 state convention-ENereI
7. Rogers. George NJ Bailey Charles T.
Darling. ,s c,roweu
Charles d woodward. Herbert +. Max
son. Edwin S. Darling. William M
Bowen. = ia
ward Rarney: one year. George B. Peek.
THIRD WARD.
Tho uebrev voters in the Third ward
h,d contest among themselves as 10
whether Jacob A. Eaton or Samuel II,
robin would represent them In the wara
Mr.. Eaton won out az ths
result showed he had as out OF total OF
1b5 stickers and pencils having been USED
extensively.
Ward committee X ENG
land II. G. Easterbrooks, Walter Lloyd
Jacob A Eaton.
delegates IA state convention
Hobart L. Gates, Benjamin w
Green. William r. Chappell
Delegates TO municipal convention
Robert J. Dronshed. Fred Long. Simon
Jersky, william ]. Payne, William wal
ton.
Delegates TO city representative con-
vention. -Adolph Guisburg. Benjamin .
slocum. William Besse. Lucien f. An
CELL. Louis Schoenberg.
School committee ee-Harris G. Easter
brooks.
FOURTH WARD.
There was a very quiet caucus in the
Fourth ward only 90 ballots being de-
posted and those for the regular Repub-
licnn ticket presented by DIR. j. {. BUD
long and George A. Pierce.
Col. Daniel r. Ballou. the warden. made
a speech during the evening. The ticket
was as follows:
Delegates 10 state convention
L. Pierce. Warren G.. Johnson. EDWARD
z. Dammers. Robert /. Stanton,
Delegates 70 city convention 10 nomi-
nate candidates for general assembly
John w Angel. william Blakely, VIII
liam A. Greene, Arthur F. Kenyon. Archie
X. Harden.
Delegates TO city convention TO nomi-
nate candidates for mayor and other
city Offices Edwin Knowles. Jr.. George
n. Pettis. Irving l.. Blanchard. Henry
NJ. James. John Kay.
For school committee tthree years)-
Clifford r. Grimm.
For city committee--John G. Budlong.
Frank J. Clinton. George NJ Gardiner.
Charles G. Gray. Jr. Albert T. James.
FIFTH WARD
There were several kicks registered at
the Fifth ward caucus last night by
pe rticipated at caucus or signed nomi- |
M tion papers or any of the things the T,
new caucus law says would prevent them
from voting at Republican primary |
vet their names were crossed and they |
were debarred from voting.
The following ticket presented by Fred |
srick s. Waite was the only one:
Delegates to state convention-Orrin !
r.. Jones. Frederick II Manchester |
George ~. Chenery. David G. Edwards |
Delegates 70 city convention Cto nomi- |
nate candidates for city officers) Charles |
=. Remington. William r. Allen. Peter W. ]
Swenson. Louis NJ Grant. Josiah X /
Barney. For member Of school commit
.se 1.-TWO years. William A. Cranston. |
For member ~ school committee three 4
'ears) e. Frederick Rueckert
Delegates 70 city convention (to nomi- /
iate candidates for general assembly, --
William Andrews. Arthur NJ Allen, Penn
,roke s. Eddy. ozro c. Heath. Howard I
B Briggs
For members of city committee-Fred-
rick S. Waite. Frank p Eddy David " |
Johnson David @. Edwards. Norris q
Abbott. Jr
SIXTH WARD.
The Sixth Ward Republican club was
rell represented AZ the ward room last
light and plenty OF It's ballots were IN
vidence on the hoor. but when thu result
vas announced. the regular ticket was
Victorious by a vote of a2S as against 12i
no total was the largest ~ a Republi-
an caucus In the history ~ the ward.
was stated
The winnig ticket follows:
Delegates TO state convcntion--Iohn l..
Dutee Wilcox. Isaac l.. Gon.
Walter r.. Randall
Delegates 20 city convention. 10 nomi-
ate senator and resentatives-Terence
!. O'Rellly. Edwin O. Penniman. Geo.
Iunt. August n. Johnson. Frank EVIL
q ms
Dslegates n citv convention. % nomI-
ate mayor and city cfricerszRichard r. |