Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-22


Ames of Bowdoinham ProhibtionisD.
Governor Fernald and Mr.. Ames were
nominees in the election of 1908.
OF the candidates for state auditor
Charles P. Hatch of Augusta (Repub-
lican) is the only one who was NOM
inee two years ago. The other NOM
inees for state auditor are Lamont A.
Stevens of Wells (Democrat), Louis E.
Bramhill of Camden (SocialisD and
Franklin Skillings of Portland pro
hibitionist).
The candidates for Congress in the
First District, Asher c. Kinds of Port
land CRepublican), William NJ. Pennell
of Brunswick Oemocratic), Percy F.
Morse of Portland (SocialisD and
James Perrigo of Portland (Prohibi-
tionis), are all new men, although
Mr.. Perrigo was the nominee of his
party for state auditor two years ago.
In the Second District John P. Swas
ey Republican Is a candidate for
third election. He was first chosen at
a special election to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Congress
man Charles E. 'Littlefeld of Rock
land, and was reelected in 1868. The
DeIIOcIdtlc CdIluludtt Solt5i III
this district, Hon. Daniel j. McGili
cuddyl of Lewiston, has tried four
times for the seat in Congress. The
Socialist nominee in this district is
Walter r. Pickering of Auburn while
the Prohibitionists have nominated
Charles w. Emerson of Wiscasset.
The candidates in the Third Dis
trict are Edwin c. Burleigh of Au-
gusta CRepublican). Samuel w. Gould
of Skowhegan Democrat, John W..
Brown of Surry (Socialis0 and Will
lam l. Sterling of Waterville (Prohibi-
tionist).
| Messrs. Burleigh, Gould and Sterling
We're the nominees of their parties two
years ago. Congressman Burleigh was
first chosen at a special election in 1897
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Hon. Seth l.. Milliken of Belfast
| The three candidates of two years
ago, Frank f. Guernsey of Dover Gre
publican). George NJ. Hanson of Calais
(Democrat) and William A. Rideoul OF
Calais (ProhibitionisD are in the race
this year in the Fourth district and no
nomination for Congress has been
made by the Socialists in this district
Congressman Guernsey was chosen at
a special election to fill the vacancy
CAUSED by the death of Congressman
T.lowellyn Powers of Houlton and was
| re- elected in 1908.
| OF the Republican nominees Tor the
Senate Carl f. Millil<en and Athill r.
Irving of Aroostook, Percival P. BaX-
ter. William H. LOoney, John f.. War
rem and Edward w Wheeler of Cum
berland, William A. Walker of Han
cock, George f. MacOmber, Arthur A.
| Shaw and Wilmington +. Reynolds of
Kennebec, Frederick H. Parkhurst and
George w. Stearns of Penobscot,
| Charles V. Minott Jr., of Sagadahoc,
Allison P HOwes of Somerset. BenJa-
min F. Colcord of Waldo and George
II. Smith. Edward F. Gowell and Ben
iamin F. Hamilton of York have served
in the upper branch of the legislature,
and of the Republican nominees for the
Senate Edwin f. Addition of Androscog-
gin. Dana l.. Therriault of Aroostook
F.. N. Blanchard of Franklin. Arthur S.
Littlefield of Knox, Albert j. Stearns of
Oxford, Crowell c. Hail of Piscataquis,
Linwood H. Dorr of Lincoln and Ed
ward NJ. Lawrence of Washington have
ault of Aroostook as Democrat.
OF the Democratic nominees for the
Senate Ira c. Foss of Cumberland,
Lindloy NJ. Staples of Knox, James b.
Mullen. w. Scott Kellogg and Francis
W. Hill of Penohscot and Albert f.
Dorigan of Somerset have had expert
ence in the upper branch while of the
Democratic nominees for the Senate
Merton O. Edwards Of Androscoggin.
Henry Nj. Moulton Of Cumberland,
Herbert H. Allan of Washington and
Reuel j. Noyes of kennebec have been
members of the House. Senator Sta
pies has been elected five times to the
upper branch.
Of the Republican nominees for the
House Charles O. Beals and George {.
Wing, Jr., of Auburn, Charles H. Rich
ardson of Pressure Isle. Ira G. Hersey
of Hculton Beloni DufOur of st. Aga
tina. Eben F. True, Franklin r. Red
lon, Edgar f. Rounds, Frank d. Mar
shall and Henry G. Boyer. Jr.. of Port
land. Howard Davies of Yarmouth
John A. Peters of Ellsworth Bedford
F.. Tracey of Winter Harbor, Charles
l.. Andrews and Lewis A. Burleigh of
Augusta, Edwin l.. Russell of Gardiner
John p. Kelley of BoOthbay Harbor,
Stanley Bisbee of Rumford, johnson N
" Lane of Brewer, Fred w. Bunker of
North Arson, Forrest j. Colby of Bling
ham, Ralph |. Morse of Belfast, Ever
ard f. Newcomo of PASSPORT. John X
Trimble of Calais Stewart NJ. Presley
of Prescott ami William F. Campbell
of Cherryfield have had experience in
that body while Edmund b. Mallet of
Freeport and Horace Mitchell of Kit
terry, Two Republican nominees tor the
House. have served in the Senate.
OF the Democratic nominees for the
House Frank A. Morey and ]. B. Cou-
ture of Lewiston, John B. Pelletier Of
Van Buren, Arthur Daigle of NADIA
waska, Edward w. Murphy and AS
bury r. Waldron of Portland, John c.
Scates of Westbrook Alvah Snow of
Brunswick, Richard p. Hartman of
Rucksport. William r. Pattangall OF
Waterville Job II. Montgomery OF
Camden William G. Hodgkins of Dam
ariscotta, John p. Tucker of Wiscasset.
Patrick H. Dunn of Brewer. Daniel II.
Lambert of Orono. Boyden Bearce of
Eddington. Thomas Quinn of Mlllinock-
ct, Charles l.. Farnham of Bath. Frank
Thompson If Skowhegan. Frederick
Rogue of East MachiaS, Charles Nj.