Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-01
Seven States will Choose
Their Officials.
SIX GREAT CITIES ALSO
ENGAGED IN WARM CAMPAIGNS
Interest of the Nation ceaters 10 Re.
suits in New York City,
San Francisco and
Pennsylvania.

! New York Oct, Sl.--Eections will
I be held Tuesday. November Z. in sew
en- states and ak of the larger cities.
In Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Vir-
ginia and Ohio. a governor and other
state ifficers are to be chosen, and in
Pennsylvania, Maryland and Nebraska
minor state officers. judges or regents
of the state university. In New York,
indianapolis. Louisville. Salt Lake and
! San Francisco mayor and other city
officers, and. In Chicago, sanitary trus-
tees and judges are to be voted for.
The democrats and populsts have
fused in Nebraska. the republicans and
/ democrats against the union labor par
I " IN san Francisco, and the repubh-
\ cans and other parties against the
I democrats IN Louisville:
In Pennsylvania there has been
miscellaneous endorsement of fhe re-
/ publican and democratic candidates.
/ The prohibitionists have a ticket in
Massachusetts. Rhode Island PENN
sylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Nebraska,
New York Indianapolis. and Chicago:
the socialists In Massachusetts,, Rhode
island, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Nebraska.
Virginia, New York and Chicago; the
socialist labor party In Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island, Ohio Pennsylvania,
Virginia, New York and Indianapolis:
the municipal ownership party in New
York. and the. American party in Salt
Lake.
There are six candidates for mayor
In New York and four in Indianapolis.
Following are the nominations made
by the different parties;
Massachusetts.
Republican Governor, Curtis Guild,
Jra lieutenant governor. Eben $. Dra-
per- secretary Of state, william NJ
DIN, treasurer and receiver general,
Arthur T.. Chaplin; auditor Henry f.
Turner; attorney general Dana Ma
lone.
Democratic Governor. Charles w.
Bartlett. lieutenant governor. Henry
Nj. Whitney; secretary of state. Henry
=. Little treasurer and receiver gem
eral Daniel j. Doherty. auditor Pat
I rick J. Ashei attorney general, John u.
beahy.
Prohibition Governor willard q.
Wylie. lieutenant governor, John II.
smith secretary OF state, John $. Lew
Is; treasurer and receiver general. Or.
G. ii. Albro auditor. II. Il. Griffin:
Socialist Governor. James +. Ca
rey; lieutenant governor Patrick Ma
/ honey; secretary OF state, Charles G.
/ Hitchcock; treasurer and receiver gem
eraL David $. Rrodeur. auditor. Am
hrose Miles, Nttorney general, John
Weaver sherman.
Socialist IabOr-Governor william
II. Carroll; lieutenant governor Thos.
! f. Brennan; secretary Of state Moriiz
! t. Ruther treasurer and receiver gen
eral, Joao Claudino; auditor q. O.
Fredrik Hanson; attorney general.
Henry c. Hess
Rhode Island.
Governor. George II.
Utter; lieutenant governor, Frederick
II. Jackson, secretary Of state. charles
p. Bennett attorney general. william
B. Graefrough. general treasurer,
Walter A. Read.
Democratic--Gove Lucius r. G.
Garvin lieutenant governor. James II.
Thurston; secretary Of state, Frank T..
IFltZsinmons attorney general. Thos.
a. Carroll; general treasurer. Albert
RI Olnev
Prohibition Governor. Vernon f.
Ilelme. lieutenant governor. Horace
NJ Ralph: secretary Of state. william
II, HobsOn; attorney general. Thomas
II. Peabody; general treasurer Bur-
llngton NJ Briggs.
Socialist Labor Governor. Thomas
r. Herrick lieutenant governor David
j. Moran secretary Of state. Everett
l. Bowers; attorney general Charles
LaRose; general treasurer. Moses Fas-
sci.
SOciallst--Governor Warren A. Car
penter; lieutenant governor. John ".
Higgins; secretary Of state, Henry Il.
Thomas: attorney general. John Bur
ton: general treasurer. Joseph E Ar
mold.
;. ePennsylvanla.
Republican Treasurer. J. Lee
Plummer; justice supreme court. John
Stewart, judges superior court. Chas.
Z" piee. james A. Beaver. George y.
Orlady.
Drnocratic-W william II. Berry.
judge superior court, John p. Head.
Prohibition Judge superior court.
Homer H. Castle.
Socialist Treasurer. r. n. Rlngler:
justice supreme court Edward Krup-
pinger. judges superior court. r. l..
Schwarze, Hugh Ayres, c. F. Foley
Socialist iabor-rreaRurer Il. j.
Drugmand, justice supreme court T..
Y. Markley, judges superior court. A.
A. Grant $. r. RaRer II. splttal
tThe republican nominee for
treasurer was endorsed by the cltlxens'
party the democratic nominee by the
prohibitionist independents, and the
; Lincoln party The republican nOml-
nee for judge of the supreme court
was endorsed by the democrats, cltl-
zens independents. and the Lincoln
party. The republican nominees FOR
Judges OF the superior court tthe mi-
nority marty can elect one iudEe) were
endorsed by the citizens and Lincoln
party. and the democratic candidates
by the independents
! Maryland.
For Comptroller r--Democratlc--Go
{ don I. Atkinson: republican. Henry NJ.
; Mccullough; prohibition 4. Henry
| Holma.
New York
FOR Mayor Democratic, George r.
Mcclellan; republican,. William NJ.
Ivne: municipal ownership. William
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