The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-24
MANY FIGHTS
IN PRIMARIES.

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spot. which elected william j. keenan, as
warden and Edward r. Cotton. Thomas H.
Daley, Patrick Il. Kelly and William H.
| Kiernan were elected as clerks.
Cant. Mowry had his orders, however
and finally established the men OF the
] anti Miller faction In places ana the
! caucus proceeded
| Everything was lovely after the vote
was announced. and this is the winning
! ticket:
! School committee. DIR. Walter q. sulli-
| van; ward committee, Michael A. Ney.
John +. Christy. John Fallon, John IL.
| Fleming, John G. Kiernan. William r.
| Carroll. Michael Nagle: delegates 10 state
| and congressional convention. William II,
! Todd Edward j Smith; delegates TO city
! convention to nominate mayor and city
! officers Daniel A. Cotton, Lawrence Cam
ming. william III. Lonergan. Peter Mul-
rane James T. Killilea: delegates 10 city
| convention to nominate senator and repre-
sentatives. John McCabe. James j.
| Trainor. william n. Casey. Daniel =.
| Scanneil. Joseph II. Mcdonald.
The defeated ticket was as follows:
Ward committee, James II. Coleman, at
large; Thomas J.Kelley. John F. Dillon,
| Thomas Murphy. James r.. Fitzpatrick.
John T. Johnston. George Loughsry: dele
gates to state and congressional con-
vention. James f. Reilly. George HOLMAN;
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gates TO city convention TO nominate one
senator and ~ representatives. Frank
Johnson. Henry Schleicher. John Nc
Cahey. Michael McCann. Martin Johnson; ;
delegates 10 city convention TO nominate
mayor treasurer. overseer OF the poor
and harbor master Bernard Lee. Frank
Fitzpatrick. Frank Trainor. Louis d.
| Angel, John L. Goodwin.
SIXTH WARD.
The contest in Christopher OBriens
ward was one OF the liveliest in years.
as all sorts OF pressure was used in GER
| tain quarters 10 down the aggressive
secretary OF Mayor Miller. He won out
by 222 to 153. however. after John II.
Mcguire had told him he would acknowl-
edge him as chief II winner There was
a burst OF applause when IL was an
nounced that the O'Brien ticket had won
out, and 1t is as follows Ward commit
tee-at-large. Christopher w. O'Brien
First district, Michael F. Bannon; Sec
ond district, John A. Conley: Third dis
trlct James r Carroll Fourth district.
Thomas NJ OHara; Fifth district Will
liar,~ r. Wrinkles: Sixth district Mala-
chy A. Kelly: delegate TO State and First
Congressional conventions, Thomas A.
Carroll. George T. Brown: delegates 10
city convention TO nominate mayor and
city officers. George II. Hail. Henry
Goodby. Arthur p Kerwick John B. Nc
Laughlin, Michael F. Donnelly; delegates
10 city convention 10 nominate senator
and representatives, Frederick A. Gar
rad. John Curran, James l.. Bannon:
school committee for three years, J. Le-
roy Fisher.
A remarkable feature of this caucus
was the sight OF Roosevelt and Fair
banks buttons on the Iapes OF the work
ers OF both sides even to the leaders.
but Chris said he wore II TO show who
he was not going to vote for.
SEVENTH WARD.
A total vote of 4s5, the largest ever
polled in a Democratic caucus In the
Seventh. was reported last night, and the
: Myers ticket won out with 16 votes, there
; were two other factions in the field. About
20 would-be voters were turned down fol
various reasons. but all three crowds
$ had hacks at work getting in the voters
10 make up the deficiency The thre,
. tickets follows:
. Myers Ticket--Delegates to State and
= Congressional conventions Timothy j
n Myers, Michael ]. Murphy. Frank s. Nc
4 Donald delegates to City convention L
J. nominate mayor, city treasurer harbo
- master and overseer or the poor, Ter
J. renee Martin. August G. Enchelmayer
J. John Quirk, Dennis r. Brady, William
l. Faulkner: ward committee Joseph ID. GIL
- Ian. Cornelius Dufficy. Thomas s. Kelley
:. Thomas H. J. Nash, John r. O'Donnell
). Michael J. Cooney, Nicholas j. Reilly
J. delegates TO Assembly convention 4
nominate one senator and IL representa-
e tives John 8. Quinn. John Egan. Fran
= p Droney, Patrick Burke, John ONeil
r school committee James 8. Kirby.
le Connolly ticket, which polled l5S votes
al Ward committee, j. Frank Connolly, An
IL drew ]. Mccormick. William ]. McDon
I. AID w. Joseph Comedy, Francis p. Nc
"a Nally. william senft, Thomas F. Cooney
~ delegates 10 State and Congressional con
Is ventlons, Fred Dolan, Michael ID. Pas
rr quale. Frank ]. Brown. Jr,; delegates
n city convention TO nominate one senate
it and II representatives, Marcelle r. Bou
chard James s. Fletcher. Robert
~ Walker Harry 8. Paine. Edgar O. Beach
~ am; delegates TO city convention TO nom
:. nate mayor. city treasurer, overseer
~ the moor and harbor master. olivier Cou
- ire Daniel r. Sweeney, James Hun
:. John J. Louth. James II. Garland; scho'
- committee chree years.. Michael J. Mur
" ply.
EIGHTH WARD.
= Though there were but few on har
le when Warden Rowland Perry opened II
n POLLS at o'clock In the sth ward la
of night but the voters came steadily M
r the total vote OF sT7 votes was the lar
ot est ever polled at a similar affair In IN
TX ward. The Barr ucket. OF course' w
1e out IN the leaders own ward by big m
e. tority. aOs 10 II being the return OF q
telers.
one Of the interesting occurrences
the evening was the Joke OF Barr wor
ID or on DR.. Dubeau candidate for scho
Is committee on the opposite ticket WI
% was inveigled In 10 casting ballot Z
his opponent.
"a. The successful ticket follows Wa
n committee-At large-David j. Bar
n First district, Peter r. Resan; secol
F. district, Arthur Lavery; Third distri'
n, George A. Gray: Fourth district. HUI
n. r. Rowiey: Fifth district, Maurice
n, Lawton; sixth district, Walter l.. Fa
r. ming; school committee three years
s, Maurice Lynch delegates TO state a.
y, congressional convention-George
a Troy. George Farnell. Charles h. Nj
N. hsarn, delegates TO representative CO
nv vsntion-Hugh r. Rowley Maurice
Iawton, Peter r. McGinneJames A. O.
- fsy. Bernard r. Hannaway; delegates
-, citv convention-Dsvid j. Barr. Edwe
20. 2 Maher, Walter L. Fanning, Joseph
p.tA,,tt Iamea Farley