The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-31
Nominees TO be Voted for at the
Elections to be Held
November I.
FULL TICKET TO BE CHOSEN IN
MASSACHUSETTS, RHODE IS
LAND, VIRGINIA AND OHlo-SI%
CANDIDATES IN NEW YORK
CITY RACE.


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be held Tuesday. November Z, in sew
en- states and six Of the larger cities.
In Massachusetts, Rlote Island. Vir
ginia and OHIO, a governor and other
state officers are to be chosen, and in
Pennsylvania. Maryland and Ne0ras-
ka minor state officers, judges or reg
ents OF the State University. In New
York, indianapolis, Louisville, Salt
Lake, and San Francisco a mayor and
other city officers. and, in Chicago,
sanitary trustees 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 Prohibitoaists 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
Socialists Labor party in Massachu-
sets. Rhode Island, Ohio, Pennsylva-
MIA. Virginia New York, and Indiana
polls; the Municipal Ownership party
in New YORK, and the American party
in Salt Lake
There are six candidates for mayor
in New York, ana four in Indianapolis.
Following are the nominations tor
principal offices made by the different
parties in states where a general cleo
ton is to be held and the nominations
for mayor in Greater New York:
Massachusetts.
Republican: Governor, Cursis Guild.
Jr: Lieutenant Governor, Eben S. Ora
per; Secre,a airy Of State, William N.
Olin.
Democratic: Governor. Charles W.
Bartlett LieutenaEt GoTerIOr, Henry
NJ. Whitney, Secretary o. SAFE, Hen
~ b. Liule.
Prohibition: Governor, Willard o.
Wylie: LeutenaIt Governor, john H..
Smith; Secretary OF state. John 5
Lewis.
Socialist: Governor, James F. Ca
rev: Lieutenant Governor. Patrick
Mahoney; Secrct2rv o. Sla,e, Charlie
c. Hi,ch-ock.
Socialist Labor: Governor, VII
liam H. Carroll; Lieutenant Governor,
Thomas +. Freeman: Secretary OF
STATE Moritz E. hu,aer.
Rhodo Island.
Republican: Governor. George II.
Utter. LieutenaEt ~. era2r srede
lick Fl. Jackson S-,rc.ary Of State,
Charles r. Bennett
Democratic: oYec.5r, LUeiGs +
&c. CarEz. L.c15-2a2l GoFcraor jas
H. Taurstoa; Secretary Of Sta.e,
Frank T. FitzzimEoGs.
ProE. biticn Governor, Bernon +.
Helme. Ldeutenan- Gofcrn07. Horace
VI. Ralnh: Sccr~tarv of Stctc, M1i-
liam i. HchsOn.
Soc. a-st Labor: Governor, Thomas
e.. He--ick. Lieutenant Governor. Dav-
ii ] Moran: SccrStary OF State, Ever
EFT l. Bowers.
Socisliss: Governor. Warren A.
Caroenter. L-cUt cnaru Governor, John
w. HIGGINS; Secretary Of state. Hen
~ +. Thomas.
Chic.
Republican: Governor. &y7on T..
Herrick, Lieutenant Governor, An1Tew
L. Harris; Attorney-Gcaeral, Wade H..
Ellis.
Democratic: Governor, John NJ.
.Pa.tieon: Ltc1. e-ant Governor. Louis
3. H3uck; Atto~1ey-Ge neral James A..
Rice.
Prohibition. Governor: Aaron S.
Watkins: Lieutenant Governor. Willis
e. Fcltz: Attoney-Ge1eral, Walter s.
Lister
Socialist: Governor. Isadore Cow
en-: Lieutenant Governor. Walter G..
Cuntrop; Attorney-Ge-eral John c.
Madden.
Socialist Labor: Governor John E.
Sleiger: Lieutenant Governor, John r.