Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-31
For Nov.7 in Seven States
and Six Big Cities.
Governors for Massachusetts,
R. l., Virginia and Ohio.
Several Of the Contests Are Stirring, Is
peeialIy in New England.

New York, Oct. 30.-Elections will be
held, Tuesday, Nov. Z, in seven states
and six of the larger cities. In Massa-
chusetts, Rhode Island, Virginia and
Ohio, a governor and other state Off
GERS are TO be chosen, and in Pennsyl-
vania, Maryland and Nebraska minor
state officers, judges or regents of the
State University. In New York, In
dianapolis, Louisville. Salt Lake and
San Francisco, a mayor and other city
officers. and, in Chicago, sanitary trus-
tees and judges are to be voted for
The Democrats and Populists have
fused in Nebraska, the Republicans
and Democrats against the Union La
Dor party in San Francisco, and the
Republicans and other parties against
the Democrats in Louisville.
In Pennsylvania there has been a
miscellaneous Endorsement of the 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, Nir-
ginia, 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
observation-disclosures, Curtis Guild, Jr:
lieutenant governor, Eben S. Draper; sec
rotary of state, William NJ. DIN; treas
| urer and receiver general, Arthur b. Cha
pin; auditor, Henry E. Turner; attorney
geneal, Dana Malone.
Dernocratic-Governo Charles ". Bart
lett; lieutenant governor, Henry NJ. Whit
| ncy; secretary of state, Henry Z. Little;
treasurer and receiver general. Daniel j.
Doherty; auditor, Patrick J. Ashe; attor-
ncy general, John D. Laahy.
Prohibition-GOvernor, Willard o. Wy
lie; lieutenant governor, John Fl Smith
secretary of state, John S. Lewis; treas
urer and receiver general. DR.. c. II. AL
bro; auditor, H B. Griffin; attorney gen
eral, Allen Coffin
Socialist-Governor, James F. Carey;
lieutenant governor Patrick Mahoney;
secretary OF state, Charles c. Hitchcock
treasurer and receiver general, David S.
Brodeur; auditor. Ambrose Miles; attor-
ney general, John Weaver Sherman.
Socialist Labor-Governor, William H.
Carroll; lieutenant governor, Thomas F.
Ruther: treasurer and receiver general
Joao Claudino; auditor G. o. I'redrik
Hanson; attorney general, Henry c.
Hess.
RHODE ISLAND.
northumberland George II. Utter;
lieutenant governor Frederick Ii. Jack
son; secretary Of state, Charles p. Ben
a ny~l1 Ito
ough; general treasurer. Walter A. Read.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Lucius F. c.
Garvin; lieutenant governor, James H.
Thur ston; secretary of state. Frank f.
titzsimmons; attorney general. Thomas
A. Carroll; general treasurer, Albert H.
Olney.
Northumberland, Bernon Ell
Helme; lieutenant governor, Horace NJ
Ralph; secretary OF state: William II.
I.eabody; general treasurer. Burlington
NJ. Briggs.
Herrick; lieutenant governor, David j.
Moran; secretary of state, Everett |.
Bowers; attorney general, Charles La
Rose; general treasurer. Moses Easel
Socialist-Governor, Warren a. Carptn-
ter; lieutenant governor, John ". Hig-I
gins; secretary OF state. Henry +. Thorn
as; attorney general. John Burton; gen
eral treasurer. Joseph E. Arnold.
PENNSYLVANIA.
epublican-Treasurer, J. Lee Plummer;
justice supreme court, John Stewart
judges superior court Charles E. Rice,
James A. Beaver, George B: Orlady.
acknowledgements, William II. Ber-
ry; judge superior court, John B. Head.
PrOhibiton-Judge Superior court, Ho
nler l.. Castle.
Socialist-Treasurer, r. B. Rinsler; jus |
tice Supreme court. Edward Kruppinger: |
judges superior court, F. l.. Schwartz,
Hugh AyrcS, c. F. Foley.
Socialist Labor-Treasurcr, Z. j. Drug
mand; justice supreme court, E. f. Mark |
ley; judges superior court. A. A. Grant. |
S. r. RACER II. Spittal.
The Republican nominee for treasurer
was endorsed by the Citizens party, the |
Democratic nominee by the Prohibition |
ist Independents and the Lincoln party. |
The Republican nominee for judge of the |
supreme court was endorsed by the Dem |
ocrats, Citizens, independents and the |
Lincoln party. The Republican nominees
for Judges of the superior court 1.-THE mi |
norty party can elect one judge) were en- |
dorsed by the Citizens and Lincoln party, |
and the Democratic candidate by the In