New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
FUSION IN KINGS COMPLETE.
ALL ANTI-TAMMANY FORCES AGREED
ON FULL TICKET.

The anti-Tammany ticket for the Borough OF
Brooklyn was finally decided upon and ratified by
the conferrees every fusion organization IN the
borough at a meeting held yesterday afternoon at
the home of Lieutenant Governor Wooorun
The utmost harmony prevailed, and every one OF
the mutations pledged itself to work enthusias
tically for entire ticket which is generally con-
ceded to be a strong The ticket is as follows:
Borough President EDWARD swANsTRoM. Citizens
Union Brooklyn Democracy.
sherff-CFARLEs GUDEN. Republican.
Register-JoHN K. NEAL Republican.
County cIerk-CaARLEs T. HARTZHEIM. German
American Uron.
County Judges-JosEPH AsPINALL and FREDERICK
Surrogate-JAMES c. CHURCH, Brooklyn Democracy
sHG
coroners-Eastern District. PHILIP T WILLIAMS IL Re
publican: Western District. MICHAEL j. fL-A-
HERTI. Citizens Union
On Thursday night the Citizens Union people
were not that they had a candidate Tor the
ma gistracy nomination allotted to them 30 lne
Coffey Democracy decided take both magistracy
nom nations and named Otto Kempner in addition
TO Walter L. Durack. Yesterday, however me
Citizens Union decided take all that was ofered
and named Raymond V. 1ngersol for Magistrate
at-I1arge. Under the circumstances Mr. kempner
had 10 be withdrawn. The German-American CHI
zens' League the Democratic wing of the German
American Union. offered vigorous objections TO Mr
Kempner's Withdrawal he is president OF tnat
ORGAN zation and would have represented the Ger
mans as well as the Cofey Democracy. The mat
amicably settled, however
SKETCHES OF THE CANDIDATES.
]. Edward swanstrom is lawyer who has never
taken any prominent part in politics be-ore. FOR
many wears he was a member OF the Brooklyn
Board of Education. and for five years its presl-
dent. After consoid Ition he represented Brooklyn
in the Central Board Of Education. He was born
in Brooklyn in 1883 and graduated from the
University of the City of New-Iork in 1873
1.r1Aa &c in UhO
ness and lives in the Third Ward. where he has
been one of Michael ]. Dady's most active lieu
tenants. Outside of the Ist Assembly District ne
is little known among politicians.
John X Neal is the Republican leader OF the
XXth Assembly District. Until recently he was
chief clerk of the Brooklyn Bureau Of Elections
Prior to that he was secretary to the Board Of
Estimate and Apportionment of the city OF BROOK
lyn- He has strong personal following.
Charles T. Hartzheirn is an independent from the
Eastern District where he is strong among the
Germans.
County Judge which office he has filled in such an
acceptable manner that the Democrats would prob
publicans had agreed renomnate Judge Hurd
Frederick E. Crane is member of the law firm
District Attorney, and is looked upon as one OF the
most brilliant of the young members of the Brook
James c Church Brooklyn lawyer of prom-
nence. who was connected with the Johnsons when IN
Brooklyn
Waller l. Dursek is LAWYER wye Raymond " "
University Settlement work in the Maxwell House.
Philip + Williams % holds DGiGai Is cieT.shp IN
in a brass band and labor leader.
Everybody seems to be satisfied With the 1e6et
ernor Woodruff said: There is suspicion of i'll
feeling now over the ticket / am delighted with
is man on the ticket who can be attacked on
any score"