The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-03-24
A SPLENDID LIST.
The Democrats Nominate One Of
the Best Tickets in Years.
STRENGTH AND EFFICIENCY

didates Selected mt the Primaries Satur-
day-A satisfactorily Heavy Vote
That Indicates Live Interest.
THE TICKET NAMED.
WATER WORKS TRUSTEE.
ED. DANNEMlLLER.
FOR CoUNCILMEN.
Ward 1-HENRY ANTHONY.
Ward 2-PETER OBRlNGER.
Ward 3-ART. TURNBULL, end term. }
Ward 4--PErE M'DUNOUGH, I'D term }
Ward 5-KELLER HUFF.
Ward 6-FRED WILHELM, end term.) }
Ward JOHN BUCHMAN.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
HARRY d. SARVER.
DR.. A. q. BRANT.
HARVEY II. MILLER.
ASSESSORS,
Ward l-LOUlS HOFFMAN.
Ward 2-BARNEY HALTER, Cd term.
Ward 81. b. M'ALLlSrER i (2nd term
Ward 4-JO>EPH QUINN.
Ward 5--JESSE A. STOFFER, I'D term.) }
Ward 6--LOUIS KEMERG.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE,
HERMAN J. MERTZ.
TOWNSHIP CLERK,
WILLIAM G. WIDDER,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
JOSEPH CALMELAT,
JACOB II. RElGNER.
FOR CONSTABLE.
CHARLES NJ. HENRY.
JOSEPH A. WIELANDr.
CANTON TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.
JOHN RINDCHEN.
n. Industry Pr. II. LONGABAUGH.
DEMOCRATIC TOTALS.
waterworks -Dannemiller, S34 A.;
Voisard 449.
Board of Education-Schott, 4OS Holl,
49l; Miller, 552; Brant, 500; Talbot,
437; Braucher, 45l; Sarver, 700.
Township Trustee-Rsbholtz 616;
Mertz, sl4
Justices-Reigner, 7O6; Calmelat, s45;
Hudson, 62S; Ringle, 406
Township Clerk-Wiider S64; Creigh,
5I3.
In the history of Canton the Democratic
party has not presented for the considera-
tion of voters a stronger and more gener
ously and representatively distributed
ticket than the result Of the primaries
makes it pleasure TO offer. One reason
for this is that there was q satisfactorily
large vote out, and ano'her that there
were exceptionally good men announced
from which a ticket might be selected
A GOOD HEAD.
At the head of the ticket stands one Of
the best known and most careful and in
auential Of Cunton's business men. The
Office for which his name stands is one
of the most important in the city. There
mas been such gross mismanagomcnt in
the Office in the past that it is privilege
to present as an assistant to the excel
lent minority the Democrats now have in
the board, so strong and Eonsible a man
as Mr.. Edward Dannemiller. But there
could have been no mistake made on that
score. for Mr. Dannemiller's friendly
opponent was Mr.. Louis Voizard, a man
of ability, energy and honesty. He made
a nice run, but his acquaintance was not
so extensive as his opponent and the vote
was for the other man. However, the
friends of Mr.. Voisard are pleased with
the vote he received and pledge their
undivided support to the nominee. 1t
was an open, manly contest.
WISE SELECTIONS.
There was so much good timber pre-
sented for the board of education that in
terest in many wards conferred in the con-
test for the honor Of being placed on the
ticket for member o: that board. The
candidates included representative Dem
ocrats who conducted honorable cam
paigns and who had many warm sup
porters. All understood the Importance
of the place. and there was much rivalry
of the good natured sort. Out Of it all
came every man with flattering VOTE
though unfortunately all could not win.
The vote as a whole was close, and the
buO"luB maui ~ NAS ~'N'-N''NN' -
evidence of their individual popularity.
The succassul candidates will receive the
earnest support of all friends Of the un-
successful candidates Harvey H. Miller,
Harry NJ. Sarver and DR.. A. G. Brant
ought to be elected by the greatest major
ity ever given candidates for board of
education in this city. They are men of
educ ation and are representative citizens
from distinct walks of life.
STRENGTH IN WARDS.
The councilmanic ticket is strong. In
the First ward Henry Anthony and
Charles Il. Fultz had friends at work and
the match was about an even one. Mr..
Anthony received the most votes and is
the nominee though his opponent, who
would have made most acceptable can
didate, made good showing. Mr.. An
thony is representative laboring man,
a carpenter by trade, and possesses the
qualifications to serve the public and
his immediate constituency faithfully and
well. He resides at 91S cassidy street,
and his friends and neighbors know him
as hard working, honest man.
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