1897 Massachusetts gubernatorial election

1897 Massachusetts lieutenant gubernatorial election
← 1896 1898 →
Lieutenant Governor before election; vacant;	Elected Lieutenant Governor ; W. Murray Crane; Republican

Gubernatorial elections were held in Massachusetts on November 2, 1897.

General election

Candidates

John Bascom, former President of the University of Wisconsin (Prohibition)
Thomas C. Brophy (Socialist Labor)
William Everett, former U.S. Representative from Quincy^[a] (National Democratic)
George Fred Williams, former U.S. Representative from Dedham (Democratic)
Roger Wolcott, incumbent Governor (Republican)

Results

1897 Massachusetts gubernatorial election^[1]
	Candidate	Votes	%	±%
Republican	Roger Wolcott	165,095	61.95%	5.11
Democratic	George Fred Williams	79,552	29.49%	2.57
National Democratic	William Everett	13,897	5.14%	1.46
Socialist Labor	Thomas C. Brophy	6,301	2.34%	1.16
Prohibition	John Bascom	4,948	1.83%	0.67
Others	All others	20	0.01%	0.01
Republican hold		Swing

Lt. Governor

1897 Massachusetts lieutenant gubernatorial election^[2]
	Candidate	Votes	%
Republican	W. Murray Crane	157,106	59.52%
Democratic	Christopher T. Callahan	77,003	29.17%
National Democratic	James E. Cotter	16,202	6.14%
Socialist Labor	Edward A. Buckland	7,379	2.80%
Prohibition	Willard O. Wylie	4,948	2.37%
Others	All others	15	0.01%
Republican hold		Swing

Notes

^ Although Everett was a resident of Quincy, he represented Massachusetts's 7th district, situated north of Boston.

References

^ Public Document No. 43 (PDF). Boston: Wright & Potter Printing Co. 1898.
^ Public Document No. 43 (PDF). Boston: Wright & Potter Printing Co. 1898.

[1] Although Everett was a resident of Quincy, he represented Massachusetts's 7th district, situated north of Boston.

[2] Public Document No. 43 (PDF). Boston: Wright & Potter Printing Co. 1898.

[3] Public Document No. 43 (PDF). Boston: Wright & Potter Printing Co. 1898.

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