Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-10
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Carter y. Hnrrison Again Elected
81 SAIayorss.Of Ghicago-ResultsS
IN Othe ! i ities.
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son ,l was reelected ma yor Of Chicago
tuesday, by%a plurality of over $4,000.
The total vote gives Harrison (dem),
156,952; Hanecy (rep.) .12s, sos; other.
candidates for mayor, five in number,
lO,949; Harrison's plurality, 2s,257.
The new city council is republican by
ten votes, As a result of Tuesdays
election that body will contain 20 dem
ocrats, 2 independents and 80 repub-
llcans. Eighteen of the aldermanic
candidates Endorsed by the Municipal
| Voters league are elected. The dem
ocrats elected the city treasurer, city
clerk and city attorney. Among the
aldermen elected is Honore Palmer
| (dem.), son of Mr.. and Mrs. Potter
Palmer, who defeated Helm (rep.) in
the Twenty-frst ward by 1913 plural
| lty. The ward hitherto has been re-
publican.
| At Springfield Alderman John L.
Phillips (rep.) defeated William o.
Converse (dem.) for mayor by over
500. Converse was supported by the
good government element in both
parties, while Phillips is for a wide
open town. Every clergyman in the
city supported Converse. The entire
city republican ticket is elected, with
five of seven aldermen.
At Galesburg a democratic mayor
and republican city council were
elected. The plurality for mayor of
DR.. w. 0. R. Bradley was 700.
In Joliet the entire republican tick
ct is elected by reduced majorities.
Montgomery, of Grand Rapids, repub-
lican, has been reelected justice of the
| supreme court by about 10000 major
ity, and Frank w. Fletcher, of Alpena,
and Henry w. Carey, of Manistee, re-
publican candidates for regents of the
state university, have also been elect
ed by majority almost as large.
Republican mayors were elected in
the following towns:
| Ann Arbor, Traverse City, Sault Ste
| Marie. Benton Harbor, St. Joseph, Luding-
| ton, Marquette, Grand Haven, Pontiac
Mount Clemens Adrian. Big Rapids, Glad
| win, Gladstone, Bay City.
Democrats elected mayors in the FOL
lowing towns:
Petoskey, Ionia, Cadillac, Marshall, Man
tstee, Menominee. Jackson, Albion, Niles.
Hudson. Eaton Rapids.
Milwaukee, April 3.-County cleo
tions were held throughout the state
Tuesday, and nearly all the cities and
towns elected tickets. AS rule party
lines were eliminated. Joshua Eric
Dodge was elected to the supreme
bench without opposition. Four nom
partisan Judges were elected in Mil
Waukee county. Oshkosh went demo-
cratic by $50; against republican ma
jority last year of 500. At Madison W.
u. Zimmerman (rep.) was elected
county judge by about 500 ma jority,
and Prof. Storm Bull (dem.) was elect
ed mayor. Racine and Fond du Lac
elected democratic mayors and repub-
lican councils. GAINESVILLE and Wau-
kesha went republican. Following is q
list of the towns and cities and the
way they went:
Observation-Disclosures. waupaca. Spar
! ia. Fairchild. Baraboo. Hayward. OAR
| l1ngton, Black River Falls, Pewaukee,
Delavan, River Falls, Unity, viro-
qua, Park Falls, Monroe, Marshall James,
Vile Bloomer, Evansville, Hudson, Wau-
kesha.
| Observation-Disclosures, Ashland, Keno
sha, Oshkosh. Fond du Lac Fox Lake,
Gilman, Jefferson, West Bend, Marinette,
Muscoda, Two Rivers, Boyd, Juneau,
Elyria, Pardeevlle.
Citizens or Non-Partisan-Gra Rap
Ids, Shewanee, Wenauwega, Royalton,
Bloomfield, Fremont, Wolf River, Osceola,
Phillips, Elkhart Lake, Augusta, Iona,
Wyocena, Tomahawk, Brillion. Shell
Lake, Kilbourne, New Lisbon, Algoma,
Arcadia, Colby, Thorpe, Horizon, St.
Croix Falls Rhinelander.
| No License-Oconto and Grantsburg.
| License-Deerfield Lodi, Spring Green.
Racine, Wis.,, April 4.-The demo-
Gratis Tuesday elected Michael Hig-
gins mayor by 845 majority over
Fred Klein, the republican candidate.
Republicans elected six out of seven
aldermen and the rest of the city
ticket by over 800 majority.
Cincinnati, April 2.-Fair weather
prevailed in Ohio Monday for the mu-
nicipal and township elections. The
unusually large vote for April indi-
Gated more interest than usual in
these local contests.
At Columbus, where the republic
ans have had the city government, the
democrats elected their mayor,
Hinkle, by close margin. Hinkle made
his campaign on a proposition to re-
i quire three-cent fares for the street
car service.
While the democrats carried the
larger cities and some of the smaller
places, yet the republicans show slight
gains in the state as a whole. In the
three larger cities, Cleveland, Colum-
bus and Toledo, the democrats show
gains which are offset by republican
gains in the smaller cities throughout
the state.
Golden Rule (nonpartisan) Samuel
Jones was reelected for the third time
at Toledo.
At Springfield the republicans elect
ed mayor for the first time in eight
years. NJ. L. Milligan, the successful
candidate, is a brother-in-law of Sen.
ator Fairbanks. of Indiana.
Returns show democratic victories
in the following towns: " ,
Delta, North Baltimore, Lima, st. Mary's
Ottawa, Continental, Upper Sandusky
Tiffin, Gibsonburg, McComb, Sandusky
Bellevue, Milton Center, Deshler, Mcclure
Custar, Bryan, Wapakoneta, Gilmore
GAINESVILLE, Norwalk, Mingo Junction