The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-24
eastman: school committee (three years)
Joseph ID. ~. Dnbeau.
NINTH WARD.

eastman; school committee Ohree years)
Joseph ID. NJ nrbeau.
NINTH WARD.
The Dorney faction carried the fight In
the Ninth ward. showing under the Nc
Soley faction by a vote OF $40 TO 1876. the
total being 566. There was a little dis
pute when the count took place over
man from outside the ward whom Nc
Soley had as n representative 10 watch
the count. Dorney objected TO him and
he was barred out and another fellow SUBJ
stituted. Voters were brought to the
caucus In moving vans. and the Dorney
men had big banner and a band in the
street outside the ward room.
The winning ticket follows: Ward COM
mittee. Thomas j. Dorney. at large:
Thomas IL. Pryor First district; Charles
f. Beirne. Second district: Michael II.
McElroy, Third district Thomas Troy.
Fourth district: Adamo r. Aielio Fifth
district; Joseph Tracy. Sixth district:
delegates TO state convention. Sabine
Giordano. Thomas III. Young. Cosmo
Bucci; delegates 10 the congressional con-
vention. Francis II. Mcguire. Thomas II.
McGetrick. Pasquale Calderone; delegates
10 city convention to nominate mayor
city treasurer. oyerseer OF the poor and
harbor master. DIR. William v. McCready
William +. I.annon. Angelo De Pasquale
delegates TO city convention TO nominate
a senator and IL representatives. James
H. Masterson. Nincenzo Lupoli John
Ewart. Alexander Durante. Philip j. Dun
lavey. school committee (three years.,
Charles f. Beirne.
The McSoey ticket was: Ward commit
tee. William H. McSoley. at large: John
A. o'Brien, First district; James w. Nc
Gowan. Second district: John J. Phillips.
Third district; Thomas J. Mathews,
Fourth district: William r. Mulvey Fifth
district: Joseph Mantell. Sixth district;
delegates 10 state convention. Joseph
Paolino, William II McSoley; delegates TO
| city convention TO nominate a senator and
IL representatives Thomas j. Mathews,
Andrew A. Cannon. James III. McKenna,
Bernard Holland. Jr., Thomas ]. Mont
gomery; delegates 10 city convention To
| nominate a mayor city treasurer. over
seer of poor and harbor master, William
#. Mulvey. John A. O'Brien. George f.
Brannigan. Thomas l.. McFadden. Will
liam c. Ryan; school committee (three
years., James III. Cannon
TENTH WARD.
The hottest time in years In the warm
| old Testh ward Is recorded for last
| nights caucuses were the liveliest local
men even remember and the Democrats
have bees in some torrid ones.
The police officer with the ballot box
| had his orders 10 turn IL over TO John
F. Tracy and thereupon was raised
| tremendous howl that could be heard for
a long distance and as Tracy got the box
and hung onto H. stephen l.. Larney,
big fellow. took hold also.
| Matters were tied up for a while. and
the voters who were coming in carriages
and moving wagons, kept plling in and
| clamoring for a chance 10 vote.
There was a compromise by allow
Ing Mr.. Larney inside the rail with
| Tracy, who had the key 20 the box.
The two tickets were then put in nomi-
| nation and were as follows:
~ West 1Ncket--Delegates 10 State con-
vention, James NJ. Gilrain. James Coen,
Patrick Dolan; delegates 10 Congression-
al convention, James s. Curran, William
Arnott James Kearns: delegates 10 City
convention 10 nominate a senator and IL
representatives. James O'Brien. William
Morrisey, Joseph Cunningham, Thomas
Egan, Thomas Martin; delegates 10 city
convention 10 nominate mayor and city
officers, Miles A. McNamee. Michael j.
Logan. Edward ]. Hogan; school commit
tee, John F. Monahan: ward committee,
John McHugh, delegate -at-large; Patrick
Hawkins. John III. Connor, Timothy F.
Kelly, Hugh McKenna, Thomas Lappen,
John Galligan.
Cannon Ticket-Delegates 70 State con-
vention, Luke Kavanaugh. Thomas p.
Haven. John Kelley: delegates TO con-
gressional convention, James d Meeean.
Robert Thomson, William +. Sheedy
delegates 10 mayoralty convention. James
O'Rourke, James Curran. Joseph Veasey,
Patrick j. Markey, John F. Campbell
delegates to Representative convention
James Quinn, Frank II. Mogan, Thomas
A. Armstrong. Michael j. Degnan, John
O'Leary; ward committee, Peter c. Can
non. Michael ]. McGovern, Ernest h
Feeney, Michael J. Kane, John Matti-
more. James l.. Winn, James Baxter
school committee. Hubert #. Croghan.
THE former ticket received 3sl votes
and was declared elected, the Cannon
faction polling $50 votes.
The matter was left in the air some
what by the refusal OF the clerks. Mich
ael Coffsy Robert Cohan. Joseph Demp
sew. Patrick Ide and Thomas Lannon al
: Patrick Coyls. TO sign the certincates'