Events in Manitoba History: Manitoba Provincial Election (1910)

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The Manitoba general election of 1910 was held on 11 July. The results were as follows:

Party

Leader

Votes

Seats

Conservative

Rodmond Palen Roblin (1853-1937)

38,117

28

Liberal

Tobias Crawford Norris (1861-1936)

33,157

13

Independent

-

2,548

0

Socialist

?

1,237

0

Totals

75,059

41

The voting results for individual constituencies were as follows:

Constituency

Returning Officer

Candidate

Party

Votes

Arthur

Thor W. Oylby(?)

Amos Moore Lyle (1865-1943)

Conservative

777

John Williams (1860-1931)

Liberal

602

Assiniboia

Frank Ness (1860-1934)

Aime Benard (1873-1938)

Conservative

924

Robert Andrew Bonnar (1860-1932)

Independent

322

John Colvin (c1876-1947)

Liberal

66

Avondale

John E. McBride

James Henthorne Argue (1848-1927)

Conservative

708

J. Medill

Liberal

626

Beautiful Plains

Joseph H. Barlow

James Henry Howden (1860-1938)

Conservative

Acclaim

Birtle

W. C. O'Keefe

George John Huntley Malcolm (1865-1930)

Liberal

758

E. Graham

Conservative

648

Brandon City

Peter Middleton (1839-1920)

George Robson Coldwell (1858-1924)

Conservative

1,402

S. H. McKay

Liberal

1,150

Carillon

Paul Chenard

Albert Prefontaine (1861-1935)

Conservative

619

Horace Chevrier (1875-1935)

Liberal

544

Cypress

James L. Morrow

George Steel (1858-1940)

Conservative

875

F. H. Mitchell

Liberal

699

Dauphin

William H. Johnston

James Graham Harvey (1869-1950)

Conservative

1,107

John Archibald “Jack” Campbell (1872-1963)

Liberal

1,054

Deloraine

Harry Hart Buxton

John Christie Walker Reid (1871-1942)

Conservative

743

Robert Stirton Thornton (1863-1936)

Liberal

737

Dufferin

Fred William Kirby

Rodmond Palen Roblin (1853-1937)

Conservative

1,267

William Frederick Osborne (1873-1950)

Liberal

811

Emerson

William A. Morohill(?)

David Henry McFadden (1856-1935)

Conservative

766

George Walton (1854-1925)

Liberal

760

Gilbert Plains

John Morrison

Samuel Hughes (1873-1940)

Conservative

970

William Shaw

Liberal

865

Gimli

Jon Sigvaldason

Baldwin Larus Baldwinson (1856-1936)

Conservative

900

W. H. Paulson

Liberal

450

J. Solmundson

Independent

287

Gladstone

C. F. Gab?ith

James William Armstrong (1860-1928)

Liberal

957

W. McKelvey

Conservative

777

Hamiota

John Dowglass Cardale (1860-1937)

William Ferguson (1862-1936)

Conservative

848

E. Henry

Liberal

751

Kildonan and St. Andrews

Thomas George William Bunn (1874-1944)

Orton Irwin Grain (1863-1930)

Conservative

1,131

Albert Ryerson Bredin (1868-1956)

Liberal

1,043

Killarney

James Miller

George Lawrence (1857-1924)

Conservative

726

G. Robinson

Liberal

519

Lakeside

Charles Curtis

Charles Duncan McPherson (1877-1970)

Liberal

570

Edwin David Lynch (1860-1941)

Conservative

502

Lansdowne

John W. Loater(?)

Tobias Crawford Norris (1861-1936)

Liberal

1,196

W. Fenwick

Conservative

944

La Verendrye

Dr. Paul Royal

William Molloy (1877-1917)

Liberal

438

Jean Baptiste Lauzon (1858-1944)

Conservative

431

Manitou

W. J. Snowden

Robert Rogers (1864-1936)

Conservative

1,065

John Edwin Gayton (1849-1923)

Liberal

610

Minnedosa

William G. Wilson

John W. Thompson (1858-1914)

Liberal

971

William Bramwell Waddell (1857-1942)

Conservative

937

Morden

James E. Law

Benjamin James McConnell (1861-1923)

Liberal

630

James Aaron Hobbs (1863-1932)

Conservative

586

Morris

John Fletcher Goldsborough (1863-1943)

Colin Howell Campbell (1859-1914)

Conservative

746

Robert Lachlan Ross (1869-1943)

Liberal

573

Mountain

David Potter

James Bryson Baird (1859-1939)

Liberal

1,086

Edmund Landor Taylor (1860-1934)

Conservative

814

Norfolk

William Alfred Bannister (1875-1956)

Robert Fern Lyons (1856-1926)

Conservative

882

Frank Avery

Liberal

647

Portage la Prairie

Enos Arthur Souch (1863-1934)

Hugh Armstrong (1858-1926)

Conservative

912

Ewan Alexander MacPherson [McPherson] (1879-1954)

Liberal

711

Rhineland

Herman Gilbert

Valentine Winkler (1864-1920)

Liberal

520

Hugh McGavin (1874-1958)

Conservative

387

Rockwood

J. Alex McGuire

Isaac Riley (1853-1926)

Conservative

792

Ira Stratton (1865-1943)

Liberal

738

Russell

Alex McDonagh

Angus Lorne Bonnycastle (1873-1941)

Conservative

900

William Valens

Liberal

892

St. Boniface

Henri Cusson

Joseph Bernier (1874-1951)

Conservative

1,022

Albert Dubuc

Liberal

760

South Brandon

Thomas Edward Meredith Banting (1858-1914)

Alfred Henry Carroll (1846-1924)

Conservative

535

Edward Hartley Dewart (1861-1926)

Liberal

525

Springfield

Oscar B. Harvey

Donald Andrew Ross (1856-1938)

Liberal

807

Charles Percy Fullerton (1870-1938)

Conservative

661

Swan River

W. J. Henderson

Daniel Duncan McDonald (1865-1945)

Liberal

465

James Wells Robson (1867-1941)

Conservative

436

Turtle Mountain

George H. Montgomery

James Johnson (1855-1929)

Conservative

742

William Hanley

Liberal

580

Virden

Harvey J. Miller

Harvey Cathcart Simpson (1862-1928)

Conservative

985

Duncan McDonald (1856-1920)

Liberal

800

Winnipeg Centre

D. M. Bruce

Thomas William Taylor (1852-1924)

Conservative

2,017

Frederick John “Fred” Dixon (1881-1931)

Labour

1,934

William S. Cummings

Socialist

99

Winnipeg North

Thomas Hurtley

Solomon Hart Green (1885-1969)

Liberal

2,175

John Fletcher Mitchell (1862-1943)

Conservative

1,555

Edmund Fulcher (c1885-1972)

Socialist

892

Winnipeg South

Philip Corbet Locke (1883-1958)

Lendrum McMeans (1859-1941)

Conservative

2,548

Edward Brown (1865-1947)

Liberal

2,497

Winnipeg West

Garnet Coulter (1882-1975)

Thomas Herman Johnson [Tómas Hermann Jónsson] (1870-1927)

Liberal

2,578

Alfred Joseph Andrews (1865-1950)

Conservative

2,538

George Armstrong (1870-1956)

Socialist

246

See also:

Events in Manitoba History: Manitoba Provincial By-Elections (1911-1913)

Memorable Manitobans: Members of the Thirteenth Legislative Assembly of Manitoba (1911-1914)

Sources:

“Opposition candidates in coming elections,” Manitoba Free Press, 25 June 1910, page 23.

Manitoba Election Records (December 1870 to November 1957, June 1958 to June 1969), Manitoba Legislative Library.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 1 October 2023