The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-06

John Mccullough. who headed the ticket
OF the Mccullough party.
The total vote stood Thompson, isd,
and Mccullough, 1881.
The Peoples party also elected all six
of its aldermen and a large majority OF
the common council
hr. Thompson received the largest vote
ever given candidate for mayor in this
city.
License. Yes. 1856: no. 277s.
NORTHAMPTON.
Northampton. Mass. Dec. 6.-Mayor
yesterday reelected over william A.
Clark. his Republican opponent by 1903
votes.
The Republicans made gains in both
branches OF the city government The
next board Of aldermen will stand four
Democrats and three Republicans. and
the council seventeen Republicans and
The vote for mayor: Theobald NJ Con-
ner. Democrat. 1895; William A. Clark
Republican. $50.
License: Yes. 1432: no. 1919.
PITrSFIELD.
Pittsfeld. Mass. Dec e.-Only one Dem
Ocrat common councilman. was chosen
at the city election yesterday, Allen n
Bragg the Republican candidate iQI
mayor. defeating Joseph II. Tetley his
Democratic opponent. by plurality OF
1899
Seven Republican aldermen were chosen
ana OF the candlohleS TOT tountll HlA ~
publicans and ono Democrat were sue
cessful. The board will stand l2 Repub-
licans and two Democrats.
The license vote was: Yes zzV', no.
1894
QUINCY.
Quincy. Mass. Dec. s.-Thc Republicans
yesterday reelected Mayor James Tomp-
son. as we'll "a all but three of the mem
bers OF the city government.
George r. Wilson. Democratic candi-
date for mayor ran on municipal owner
PLATFORM -ar1d-MAs defeated by i6ti
votes. The next council will stand, 20
Republicans and three Democrats
The vote for mayor follows; James
| Thompson. Republican. 2S22: George n,
Wilson. Democrat. IT'S; William j. Whit
| ing Socialist. l47.
License: Yes, a51; no. 2957.
SPRINGFIELD.
| Springfield. Mass. Dec. 6.--The Republi-
/ cans carried the city yesterday, reelectlna
/ Mayor Francke W. Dickinson and elect
! Ing four aldermen and seven out OF eight
members OF the common council.
/ The vote for mayor was r w Dickin'
son. Republican, 54oi; Z. j. Mitchell
| Democrat, 4oi2.
The entire board OF aldermen for mex
| year il Republican and the common coun
/ ell stands II Republicans. four Democrats
The vote for license was: Yes, 6l02 no
| 1892: plurality for license. 27l0.
Tho statute making the term - the city
auditor three years was adopted.
TAUNTON.
Taunton. Mass. Dec e.-The regular
Republican nominee. John r. Tracy, wa
| chosen mayor at the city electioe yester
| day over three other candidates, including
! Mayor John VI. Eldredge, who ran on al
! independent Republican ticket.
The next city council will also be Re
| publican by substantial majorities I'm botl
| branches the board OF aldermen standing
| six Republicans and two Democrats, an'
| the council q Republicans and thre
| Democrats.
The vote for mayor follows: John q
| Tracy. Republican, 2s72; Richard f. War
| ner, Independent Republican, 1882, Johl
IT, Eldredge Independent Republican
$50: Patrick r. Hanrahan. Independent
/ Labor, ~.
The city again voted for license: Yes
30s7: no, 1873.
wALTHAM
waltham, Mass. Dec. 6.-Mayor Johl
| l.. Harvey Republican, was yesterday re
| elected over William F. Rooney, tn
| Democratic candidate. by "a votes. Th
| city again voted for no license by an in
| creased majority
The next board OF aldermen will stanC
| 16>Republicans and Ave Democrats. This
VOTE for mayor was: John L. Harvey
Republican 1891; William r. Rooney
! Democrat. 1917.
The license vote: Yes, 1891: no, 247S.