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HON. DANIEL S. WOODARD.
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member of the city council of Hampton for nine years continuously, and is a member of the State Medical Society. He was elected on the fusion ticket, and is politically of democratic views. He is chairman of the committee on medical societies, and a member of the committees on cities and towns, other asylums, insane hospital, soldiers' home, miscellaneous subjects, and sifting committee. HON. CHARLES WOOSTER.
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was temporary chairman of the congressional convention which nominated Judge Maxwell, and was chairman of the congressional committee prior to that convention. As a journalist he has fearlessly attacked and exposed frauds, shams, and questionable schemes, whether connected with or emanating from the pulpit, church boards, or political rings or cliques. He was married in 1868 to Miss Helen M. Hitchcock, who died in 1877, leaving two children. In 1881 he married Miss Lillie M. Todd at Plainwell, Michigan, by whom he has five children. Mr. Wooster has served ably and independently as a member of the house and on the committees on judiciary, apportionment, benevolent institutions, and banks and currency. HON. J. H. WRIGHT.
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