The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-23
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS
STATE RETURNING BOARD
OFFICIAL COUNT
Votes Cast at the Election,
November 8, 1904.

Pursuant 20 section Q Of chapter s2 Of tho
fuDic LAVE We hereby announce that We
the election held on Tuesday Nov. g. A. ID.
Iyos. Tor The candidates for Electors OF Presi-
Representatives In Congress and General
Oiilcers. and that we nnd.
That the total number Of votes cast In the
state AT SAID election for the candidates FOR
Electors Of President and Vice President OF
tho United Sthtos In sKty-eight thousand six
thousand six hundred and ayo are for samuel
NJ. Nicholson of Providence, Webster Knight
OF warwick. Rowland @. Hazard Of South
hlhgstOwn and William Watts Sherman OF
N"wpotj twenty four thousand, eight hun
dtsd and thirty nine arc for John ". Davis
OF Pawtucket, David o. Baker OF North
kinsstown Hamilton Fish Webster Of New
port and James r., sullivan Of Narragansett;
nine hundred and nfty-six are for Henry
Ipwtucket. Henry l.. Thomas OF Providence
shd Paul Loegel Of Providence; seven hun
q South Kingstown, Charles H. Tnley Of
Providence. Fred 4. Jencks OF harrington and
hundred and eighty eight are for bernard !.
murray OF Providence, Everett 1. Bowers OF
Providence, Thomas Donahue Of Providence
and Adolph buldbranson OF Providence.
That the total number Of votes cast I'm the
flT9t Congressional District OF the state at
said election for tho candidates for Repre-
sontatlve In the Fifty ninth Congress OF tho
United states, Ia thirty one thousand Ave
hundred and two. OF which fifteen thousand
L. y. Granger OF Providence, fifteen thou.
sand sl,i four hundred and nfty are for John H.
Providence.
That the total number Of votes cast in tho
hscohd Congregational District OF the state at
SAID election for tho candidates for Repro
tentative In the Fifty ninth Congress Of the
ninety three, Of which eighteen tH thousand two two
hundred and twelve arc for Adm ~. Capron
OF smlthncld. thirteen thousand two hundred
NHpl for INtun lin II
or Scituate, and six hundred and three are
foI bsrnon 10 iielme Of South Kn9'own-
Ihht the total number OF votes cast in the
state at said election for the candidates for
Governor Is sixty-nine thousand one hundred
ana hve' OF which thirty three thousand eight
hundred ond twenty ono arc for George n.
utter of Westerly, thirty-two thousand nine
hundred ana aisty-nvo are for Lucius T. G.
bhivn OF Cumberland. one thousand and
eighty -nino are for william Il. Brlghtman OF
IiNorton' seyon hundred and forty-threo are
for John Edward Carney OF Pawtucket and
Tour hundred and eighty SEVEN arc Tor Peter
hcDcrmptt Of Providence
That IN. total number OF votes cast In the
Statc at sald election for the candidates for
Lieutenant Governor IL sixty-seven thousand
SIX hundred and thirty-fve OF which thirty
hVe thousand three hundred and sixty-elght
are Tor Frederick III, Jackson Of Providence.
twonty-nino thousand seven hundred and
s"Nenty- two are for Adelard Archambault OF
Woonsocket, one thousand hundred and
twonty-slx are for Willis II white of Provi-
dehco. six hundred and ninety-slN are for
Anton Fhlch OF Cranston and ak hundred
and seventy three arc for Thomas n Uerrick
OF Pawtucket
That the total number OF votoa cnst I'm the
state ht said election for the candidates Tor
secretary of state is siHty-eight thousand
anu seventy OF which thirty nine thousand
seven hundred and eight are for Charles T.
Bennett OF Providence twonty-nvo thousnnd
eight hundred and thirty-six are for John II
keenn or East Greenwich one thousand and
tWehty-hlhe are Tor Samuel II. Prentice OF
providence eight hundred and ninety two are
Tor James II. Allen OF Providence and ak
Providence
That the total number Of votes cast I'm tho
state az SAID election for the candidates for
attorney General IL sixty seven thousand
nine hundred ana thrty-nl OF which
thirty-sN thousand nine hundred and thirty
nine are Tor William II. Grccnough OF provi.
dence, twenty eight thousand hve hundred
ana thirty-two are FOR George T. Brown ~
rsroy1,denee s 1 one thousand and ninety four arc
Tor Ihomas II Peabody OF Westerly. seven
hundred ana seventy seven are for Joseph NJ
Cunha OF Providence and Ave hundred and
nlnety-sovcn are Tor James McGuigau OF
Providence
That the total number OF votes cast in the
state at said election for the cnndIJatrs Tor
General Trcasurct Is sixty seven thousand
SIX hundred and scVcnty-ninp. OF which
thirty eight thousand four hundred and ono
SIX thousand seven hundred and fifteen ara
Tor Edmund walker of South Kingstown ono
Smith oulmby Of Warwick. eight hundred
and seventy nine are FOR William Burke of
rawtucket and Ave hundred ana scyenty-six
WE THEREFORE, DECLARE
That SAMUEL NJ NICHOLSON of proyi.
dcnec. WEBSTER KNIGHT or warwick.
ROWLAND q. HAZARD VI South KINGS
town and WILLIAM WATTS SHERMAN 'of
NGwnort arc elected ELECTORS OF PRESt.
DENT and N1CE-PREStDENT of the Tinted
states. whose terms ~ Office are To commence
ON The fourth day OF March, A. u. 1896
That DANIEL l. II. GRANGER OF Provi-
dcnce is elected a REPRESENTATIVES, I'm
the FIFTY NINTH CONGRESS ~ the trni,eJ
States fcr the First Congressional District OF
That Adm u CAPRoN Of sml,hncla is
elected a REPRESENTATIVE In the EItSry9
NINTH CONGRESS ~ the United states f,r
the Second Congressional District ~ this
That GEORGE II UTTER Of west,r,, q.
elected GOVERNOR Tor the term of ono year
from the first Tuesday In January, A II iQ6s
and until his successor Is elected and quail
fed '
That FREDERICK H. JACKSON ~ pr,y,.
dcnce II elected LIEl'rENA Mt GOVERNOR
Tor the term of one wear from the f,rst Tuos'
day In January, \. -. 1906, and until his sue.
ccssor IL elected ana qualified
That CHARLES \. BENNETT OF prcv,
dcnce Is elected SECRETARY or STATE FOR
the term OF one year from the first Tuesday
In January A. - ls& and until his success
That WILLIAM u GREENOUGu ~ provt-
dence is elected ATTORNEY -GFNER Al f1r
the term OF one year from the nrst Tuesday
In January. A. II 1876 ana until his Suc,
cessor Il elected and qualified
That WALTER A READ ~ Gloces,er Is
elected GENERAL TREASURER for the
term OF one year from the first Tuesday in
January. a II i95. and until his succcssnr
Is elected and qualified.
hercuuto set our hands and caused
our seal 90 be ariNed In the city ~
90. - providence this twentieth day of
one thousand mine hundred and four
FRANK Y. HOLDEN,
GEORGE n LAwToN
CHARLES N HANDY
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