The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-12
DEMOCRATS ELECT
MEN FOR DULUTH
Numerous County Conventions
in Minnesota Perform Their
Function
Aitkin


cratic county convention held here this
afternoon elected the following delegates
to Duluth; j. B. Galernautt, J. r. OMal-
ley, John Sye6berg. B. j. Reck and III.
H. OSterhout They are uninstructed,
but are strongly anti-Hearst. The Hearst
men We're defeated in the primaries at all
precincts where delegates We're elected,
and were a very small minority at the
county convention today.
Brown
Special to The Globe
SLEEPY EYE, Minn.. June II. = The
Democratic county convention today at
this place sent an uninstructed delega-
tion to Duluth. Following are the dele
gates: w. r. Hodges, Albert Steinhaus-
derfeld. George Glotzbach, M. nj. Rodl,
Fred Pfaender, Martin Foy, A. c. Ocks,
Joseph j. Sperl. John Schneider and Inor
Holdale. A few delegates are Hearst
men. w. r. Hodges. of Sleepy Eye, was
Endorsed as member of the state CEN
tral committee.
Blue Earth
Special to The Globe
MANKATO, Mimi. June 11.-The. Blue
Earth county Democrats today elected
eighteen delegates to the Duluth conven-
tion in harmonious gathering. The del
egatIon Is uninStructed, but three or four
are known to favor Hearst and the rest
, are anti-HearSt, but have not expressed
preferences for any other candidate. Res
olutlons were adopted demanding COM
state. John c. Thro was recommended
Tor state central committeeman.
Beltraml
Special to The Globe
BEMIDJI, Mimi, June 1.-THE DEM
ocracy of Beltrami county met in con-
vention here this afternoon and named a
full set Of delegates to the Duluth con-
VentiOn. While the delegation will go
unpledged the sentiment is rather strong
in favor of Hearst. The delegates are L.
G. Prendergast, former state deputy grain
inspector under Lind; p J. Russell Alex
Cameron. A. Gilmouri Col. ]. P. Taylor,
and l. W. Langaard.
Dakota
Special to The Globe
HASTINGS, Mimi, June 11-At the
Democratic convention today sixteen del
egateS were elected. They were instruct
ed to vote as unit, but not pledging
however, anti Hearst. Owen Austin, of
this city, was recommended as a mem
Der of the state central committee from
Dakota county. The delegates are: N.
B. Gergen, A. J. Schaller, w. H Gillitt
o. S. Ryan, Albert Schaller, E. P. Grif-
fin, Thomas Kennedy, P. H. O'Keefe, Ed
ward Dupuis, Edward Dunn, Hugh Der
ham, ]. ]. Hynes, Patrick Mulligan and
w. F. Roche.
Fillmore
Special to The Globe
PRESTON, Mimi, June 1.-THE Fill
more county delegates to the Duluth con-
vention are S. NJ. Wilder H. T. ToImie,
d. A. Sullivan. c. F. Rhode G. l. Loucks
c. ]; Spies. p. Keenan,, n; Connolly, T;
S. HI. Bateman. The delegation is un-
instructed, but strongly Hearst.
Freeborr
Special to The Globe
ALBERT LEA, Mimi, June 1.-THE
Democrats of Freeborn county in this city
today selected delegates to the state
convention. The Kansas City platform was
Endorsed. as was also w. r. Hearst. While
a%io
the delegates were instructed to vote as
unit. The delegates are: H G. Day, M.
Il. Whelan, r. M. Gardner, Thomas john
son. Andrew Stoddard, w H. Miller l..
+. TorgerSOn, James Donnelly and w. H.
Horning.
Kanabec
Special to The Globe
MORA, Mimi. June 1.-THE delegates
elected by the Democratic county con-
yention to the state convention are r. W.
Stafford, George Hinchey, Will Cook and
Peter Ledstrom. The delegates were in
structed for r. w. Stafford as a delegate
to the national convention. Kanabec
county is for Hearst.
KandiyohI
Special to The Globe
WlLLMAR, Mimi, June 1.-THE Dem
ocratlc county convention here today
chose these delegates: S. E. Stansberryy.
J. M. Downs. ]. L. Jarrett Patrick Law
Ter THOMAS Thompson. Frank Batterbery,
j. ]. Sluka Nels Norman. Mimic TawIer
and P. w. Frederickson The delegation
is uninstructed, but favors Parker or Nc
Clellan.
lie sueur
Special to The Globe
LIE sUEUR, Mimi, June 11-At the
Democratic convention at LIE Sueur Center
today fifteen delegates were elected to
Duluth. An attempt was made to STAN
9efU pede the convention for Hearst, but the
delegates go uninstructed.
Martin
SneciaI to Tho cIoha
FAlRMONT, Mimi. June 1.-THE Dem
ocratfc county convention elected the fol-
lowing delegates to Duluth: F. A Math-
wig. T. Daily, M. Kassulke Dr. Parrish.
+. D. Gould, Frank A. Day, c. Dawson,
I. j. Krause, George Fowler and Martin
Gaworski Frank A. Day was fndorsed
the ST. Louis convention. Harmony pre-
vailed. majority of the delegates are
anti-Hearst and anti-Parker.
Meeker
Special to The Globe
LITCHFIELD, Mimi, June IL = The
Meeker county Democratic convention to-
day elected as delegates to the state CON
yention c. H. Dart d. Flynn, M Elofson
S; G. Boom. A Evanson, A O. Parson
E. Murphy, John Harbinson E. Heenan
j. L. ByrneS, w. Murphy and w. Schrie-
ner. No instructions, but the delega tior
is understood to be anti-Hearst
NicoIIet
Special to The Globe
county will send the following delegates
elected this afternoon to the state conven-
ton: A. L; Sackett, George w. Mason
John McCabe, Frank A. Brady. j. A
johnson Charles Fay. Dr. J. M Lambert
DIR. A. w. Daniels and A. F Evenson
The delegation is uninstructed but is
anti-Hearst.
Otter Tall
Special to The Globe
FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, June IL
Twenty-three delegates We're elected BY
today'S Democratic convention to attend
the state convention at Duluth James
j. DAILY, of Perham, was elected chair.
man of the county committee and DR. 7
F. Brabec. of Perham, secretary. The
delegation Will go uninstructed and the
majority empowered to cast the vote o.
the entire delegation.
Pope
Special to The Globe
GLENCOE Mimi, June 1.-THE Demo.
cratic county conventions today adopted Z
strong resolution favoring reciprocity
with Canada. r. H McClelland was
recommended as committeeman on the
state central committee, and D. A Adams
as delegate to the st. Louis conven.
tion. The delegates elected to the state
Jr.,. A. Buske, J. Kasper, J. Tomlinson
j. ]. Danek, D. a Adams, J. H Dorsey
j. Huderle, N. Trunnitt and F. H Granp.
man. The delegates are uninStructed
but are anti-Hearst.
Pine
Special to The Globe
SANDSTONE, Mimi, June 1.-THE
Democratic convention for Pine county
he y iflrlxI III 80. r,f+1