Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-04

! further election on account Of his health.
II he should not be candidate Mr: john
Sharp Williams and Governor Vardaman
will be candidates for the place.
| There are no candidates for Congress
opposing the democratic nominees, except
| in the sixth district. IN which Mr.. Bowers
| has as his opponent H. F. Brash. socialist
| There is a considerable foreign element In
the district that will vote for Brash. al
though he stands chance for election
Candidates for Congress:
First district-Dem., E. s. Gambler. jr..
| renomnated.
Second district-Dem, Thomas Spight. re-
Third district-Dem.. B. C. Humphreys.
| renominated.
Fourth district-Dem.. w. s. Hill. renomi-
mated.
| Fifth dstriet-Dem., A. M. Byrd. renomi-
mated.
Sixth district-Rep.. Fl. F. Brasil DEM,
E. j. Bowers. renominated.
| Seventh district-Dem F. A. McLain re-
| nominated
Eighth district-Dem., ]. S. Williams, re-
nominated.
Missouri has sixteen representatives in the
House. seven being democrats and nine re-
publicans. Eight of these districts that
gave republican majorities two years ago
are normally democratic, only the tenth
| district. represented by Bartholdt. being re-
garded as safely republican. 1t is expected
that nearly all of these districts will be re-
| turned to the democratic column by the
| coming election The republican districts
| In the present Congress are the third.
fourth. fifth seventh, tenth. thirteenth.
fourteenth and fifteenth. The republicans
may carry a couple of the districts former
| ly democratic. A Legislature VIII be elected,
but vacancy occurs in the SenatorShfp
until 1909 A state ticket and members of
the judiciary will be elected. Candidates
for Congress:
| First distrct-Rep.. +. b. Clements; dem.
J. r. Lloyd. reloninated.
| Second disiric.-Rep.. b. F. Beazell dem,
| w. W. Rucker. renominated.
| Third district-Hep.. +. Il. Keeper. re-
nominated: dem. J. Alexander.
Fourth district-Rep. f. B. Fuikerson. re-
nominated: dem. c. F. Booker.
| Fifth district-Rep.. e. c. Ellis. renomi-
mated: dem, w. Fl. Wallace.
Sixth district-Rep. W. o. Atkeson; DEM.
d. A. De Almond renominated.
| Seventh district-Rep., J. We'lborn. re-
nominated; dem. G. W. Ilamlin.
Eighth district-Rep-. w. f. Quincy:
dem. d. w. shack'eford. reconstructed
Ninth d:strict-Rep.. J. B. CARRIER; dem,
| Champ Clark. re7on:nated
Tenth district-Rcp.. Richard Bartholdt.
renominated; dem. r. w Coale; SOC. G.
| A. Hoehn.
Eleventh dis;r:ct-Rep H. S. Caulfield.
dem. Geo Neville; ind. DEM j. I. Hunt.
renominated.
Twelfth dstrict-Rep., II. NJ. Coudrey;
dem. c. NJ Seiph.
| Thirteenth dStrict-Rep., NJ. F.. Rhodes,
irenom:nated; dem. NJ. r. Smith.
Fourteenth district-Rep. w T. Tyndall,
| renominated: DEM J. ]. Russell
| Fifteenth d.Str.ct-ReD., W. r. eau kinS:
dem. 7. Hackney.
| Sixteenth district-Rep., A. p. Murphy,
| nominated; dem, r. Lamar
| Montana.
| There is no state ticket in Montana this
year. but nearly the entire legislature is to
be elected This legislature will choose
successor to Senator William A. Clark. who
has announced that he will not again be
candidate for the senatorsh:p. The election
| of a representative is in doubt The entire
| house of seventy-three members is to be
| elected OF the twenty seven members of
the state senate eleven will hold over of
| which number eight are republicans and
| three democrats. That will leave six
teen state senators to be elected. The can
didates for the senatorShip are as follows:
| Democrats-Joseph K Toole. the present
governor of the state: H. L. Frank. former
ly chairman of the state committee. who
was Interested in the election of Senator
Clark to the United States Senate, and
| w. G. Conrad.
| Repubicans-Lee Mantle and Joseph M.
Dixon. Mr.. Dixon is now a member of
the House Of Representatives.. but he is
not a candidate for reelection. Candidates
| Tor Congress:
At Iarge-Rep., c. N Pray; dem. T. j.
Walsh.
| Nebraska
I
| isalature that will elect a successor to
Senator Willard and six representatives.
| five of whom will be republicans. The
| second district is in doubt. Candidates for
| Congress-
| First district-Rep., E. NJ. Pollard, re-
nominated; dem, T. J. Doyle; pro-, F. c.
| Taylor.
l. Second distrct-Rep.. ]. L. Kennedy. re-
| nomina ted; dem. G.. II. Hitchcock; pro j.
! Intel.
| Third district-Rep., j. f. Boyd; DEM and
pop. Guy Graves; pro, E. J. Flood
Fourth distr;ct-Rep,. E. II. Hnshaw.
| nomina ted: dem. j. j. Thomas.
Fifth district-Rep:, G. w: Norris. re-
nominated: dem. and pop. r. D. Suther-
| land pro-, J. Tucker
| Sixth dstrict-Rep., NJ. P. Kinkaid.
nominated; dem, G. L. Shumway; pro, E.
| p. Stevens
Nevada.
| The election of representative in Ne
vada is in doubt. There will be change
| in the senatorshp until 1909. Candidates
| for Congress:
| At large-Rep, O. J. Smith: dem. George
W. Bartlett.
| New Hampshire.
| New Hampshire will elect two republican
| representatives. A state ticket and leg
isature viii also be elected. Senator Burn
| ham will be reelected. Candidates for
Congress:
| First district-Rep., C. A Suloway re-
nominated: dem. c. A. Morse.
Second d;strict-Rep.. F. ID. Cu.rier re-
| nominated; DEM Fl. T. LedoaX
New Jersey.
| New Jersey will elect legislature that
| will re-elect Senator Dryden. Minor state
officials will be chosen. Candidates for
| Congress:
! First district-Rep.. H. C. Loudenslager,
| renominated; DEM. D. f. Summerville.
] Second distrct-Rep.. ]. J. Gardner, re-
| nominated: dem, Samuel Perry.
| Third district-Rep, B. f. Howell, re-
| nomipated: DEM, David Harvey. jr.
Fourth district-Rep.. l. w. Wood, re-
| nominated; dem, ]. Allen Southwlck; soc
Upton Sinclair
| Fifth district-Rep.. c. NJ. Fowler, re-
nominated: DEM, ]. E. Martin.
! Sixth district-Rep.. G. H. Burke; DEM,
William Hughes.
Seventh district-Rep, R. w. Parker, re-
| nominated: DEM, c. +. Kraemer.
| Eighth district-Rep., II. ]. Gottleib:
| dem., Legage Pratt.
| Ninth dlstrict-Rep., C. E. Pickett; DEM.
E. W. Leake
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