New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
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1906 LAUNDRY SOAP
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came out to vote than had done 50 at previous
primaries, and the leaders were Juoilant over ''e
stephen ~ s!monson. speaking Of the result In
the XNiIth Assembly District last evenilns S sba
history of Repubcanism in this city. ana that tle
future would prove that wise STEP , nn narpstir
taken in the adoption OF a popular ana ehers GU
County Committee. The size OF the vote from the
different primaries said Mr.. Smonson. showed that
the young men seeing that they to % given
chance. enthusiastic for the party surct ,he
prmaries was the heaviest in the history OF the
district Fully 60 per cent of the S~ RepuDncs,ni
Themselves at me primaries and selected deieSa'cs
10 the County Committee
GENERAL KERWINs GOOD WORK.
The way the Republicans Of the NM lllth AS
semby Distric; turned out under the ieidership OF
gallant General Michael Kerwin last night Is GER
tainly enough to warm the hearts OF loyal R"i'ub-
licans from the Niagara River to Montauk Point
The General and his associates IN the good WORK
marshaled $50 voters TO the polls out of an enrol
OF 1,150 showing vote or nearly ~ per cent
with several election districts not yet reported Nhen
all the missing districts are received II Is estimated
that the XXVIIIth will show up with primary
vote of something in the neighborhood OF 1OOJ
There were loud cheers at headquarters when The
returns from General Kerwins district came in.
The returns from the XXlNth and NNNth AS
sernbly districts only partial When the OIL
cial vote Is received il is expected that large in
crease will be shown for the Republicans above the
Harlem.
The Republicans of the XIth Assembly District
did nobly Every election district pollcd a hand
some vote. The returns show a poll OF C2l votes
out Of an enrolment of 800 When 1t Is remem-
test. nearly two years ago. which racked the dis
trct from centre TO circumference. brought out
push and earrestness of the gallant Republicans
of this district in the face Of the most determined
an1I fTnr
Bliss Committee of THIRTY will be appreciated. In
the Thirty fifth Election District where The Union
made to prevent the Miholiand men from securing
and another empIoye Of the United States Collector
of Internal Revenue in the ND Federal District
they had closed every possible place to the election
officers But the spirit OF the Macnne men
stood in Thirty -ninth-st.. in front of the Union
League Clubhouse. where the builders We're max
The Miholland men obtained permission to occupy
this booth, and from to o'clock last night they
caused intense enthusiasm throughout the central
part of the city. and showed the unWaverlnG PUCK
Alderman McMurray said: The way the boys
qTsd out the of hfe is We %Gi ca h
for a Republican Mayor and Governor next fah
The movement in the XIlIth District was highly
satisfactory. out Of enrolment Of 500. 3l2 votes
We're cast es an ro Unusual prmarrs Mere eHns
contests have brought out heavy vote: the leaders
the result and promise 10 show big increase IN the
Republican vote next November
Following is lis, of delegates to the County Com
mittee:
1s;-John J. Dalv John Mccain II. Naughton. jeremiah
o'Brien Joseph Foley. John Mackey NJ. Murphy. W.
Williams Stephen York. D. J. Morarty James O'shea.
John T. Powers. William a. Cummings John 0'Ne:,
Charles Murtha James ORourke Thomas Pcrdergrass.
John Cushman John McArdle. Joseph 7. Flack, John
Doyle. John Crowley. William lromgay' Peter Mc'n'-
loueh r. A. Healy. w. A. Cannon. jeremiah cullen.
a. I,
]. H. Doo.y
Ud-Thomas r Harrington. John Tully Leopold New
man, Thomas Fowler John Kerrigan. John A. Saiwan
Michael Dougherty Daniel J. Ring Patrick r. Mccarthy
Daniel sullivan Donegan. Joseph $ Dean Charles
Barre John j. Drusgan James Shea. Timothy sullivan
Edward I.eele Emanuel Walcrsten. jeremiah J. Hogan
Leon A. Dufour. Michael J. Gllen. Jeremiah Griffin
Samuel Stockton. Daniel J. FogarV. John T. Gr'sg
Daniel Mann, ID. Sullivan. John J. Murphy. Frederick
De Iaca Jacob Morrss. John Gardello Louis Gardeo.
Peter Martin. Robert Kennety II. L. cohn. James H.
McManus. Thomas Wilkinson and James ouscy
IIIs-F-ank Martin John Sass jr.. Patrick Cronin IT.
A. X Moses Joseph Merrfck. John Burke. Charles J..
Martin Otto F. Muhlhauser AIber, Falt. william 6.
Ruhle George Forschner Dennis Mccarthy Edward
Trap. Theodore F. Ruhle William T. Maher. Gustav
Rcmcrs. Edward j Fries. Charles Adler. Charles Iaf-
nett. John Gnlen. George T. Cooper. Max H. Ens"l.
Theobald Scelinge a. ". Stuhr John Purcell benjamin
Rush Roger Ryan and William Eppenbach.
IVih-Dr Ulck w {. Burke. Albert q. Hanbley. Spark
L. Dixon William Incltney. Joseph lIadhcli, James j.
Harry Woelnsh Perry Wiley Robert Barron william
Rome William +. Mackenzie Hugh Wilson Richard
T. Austin william Er,mm Alexander Miller. Nell
Curry Timothy T. Drscon. Thomas Grady. Dominic
OConnor Asa Wcisberg. George Williams. Archibald
Iamond. Harry Frankensten. james McMcnomon"y,
James ]. Kaine. Louis Mann jacob Godstcn. Chris
topher Dooey. Louis Bats'. Leopold L~ierer. John
Nevins
Vth-Isaac II. Alllng Charles Price A. William Pertsch.
Charles Buerman f. Iangerman. Thomas Cannon.
Jacob Hines Charles G. 5. Sprger William Apperiing
r.. NJ J. Weber. George Jay John Hoey. Adam Rein
hart. John Strebng Henry Lang. $. Cohn. Charles
Grci,en Eser. H. Poper. Martin Kalb Frederick
stein. John Greenhaus George Scheurman Nathan New
stca William Kosborough Jacob Iz"r. John y. j. Lyach.
Otto Pl,chmann. Kolsky Fisbe Charles Wade VI. l..
schreycr Joseph schroctzer Daniel Young. Theodore
Raab. Robert Wetheroli. Charles Klugc. Leopold Gut
mann. Henry Knrtz. Henry Senior. Michael Kopp
VIth-Lymsn II. Adams William J. Lewis. Henry Els
enberg Abraham Feldman Hartman Specht. George W.
SonGheim H. Ebbensten George oyer. Lewis DTeschcr.
Dotzler Samuel West. Barnard Roth John Facr.
William iianey. Fax Rohnhcimer. Lewis Aaronson. II.
Greenwald John " Cosgoye Samuel Koenis. Andrew
Meyer Conrad Worth, Michael Corbctt. William Fagan.
Go,tfried salzrnan Mathew Flanagan Charles Muller,
John T. Bowers Albert H. Geislcr. Lewis frciss. Leo
pold Lehman William A. Graham. william II. Huber.
William Schock. Morris Wessberg. George W. clark.
Charles Scgman Charles Dyhcr. Andrew r. Bliss. VIII
lam Patterson and Henry j. I.angwasser.
WIG. r. Hughes. Louis Harris. William H. Brady,
William 4. McClcary Albert Rocder. Edward Deekman,
William BALDWIN. A. s. GUbcrt. Charles Schwcndeman.
Joseph Converse o. Osterwald John Taggert. Albert J.
Percy William Morgan. f. V. Nallat John G. CLIFFORD.
John Mason Morris Goldsein. Charles j. Nowak. Hugo
Nowak Louis Gilbert George G. Nanni George G. BAL
raison. Thomas Reilly and Charles l.. Bible.
IXth-James +. Mankin. Warren Il. Halt Edward owen.
f. ID. Crofton, James Collins. V. lIaHe-Encs. George
w Baird Dr. Hamilton Williams i. a. Campbell VI.
Duane Andrew Wallace. Charles L. Harel John Down