The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-28
REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES HELD
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 Fifth ward-John H. Pierce. chair man: Frank F. Jones. secretary: F. s. Hamilton. F. S. Hamilton, jr., George F. Hollander. Louis M. Ullman Joseph Haury,, T. H. Cordially, Jacob Bills, A. l.. Preuss, John A. Brooks, F. W. Diet ter, H. G.. Brill, Joseph Ragerty, E. l.. Chapman, F. P. Green, Cosnio Perrelli L. Consorte, L. ". Short.
 Sixth ward-J. V. Rattlesdorfer, chair man, I, M.. Ullman, s. F. Strong, W. A. Schappa, J. F.. McKenna, Thomas Creegan, William Grove, William Brown, Bernard Ganley, M. A. Sullivan, Benjamin Besser, M. J. Sullivan, Joseph Koon, Anthony Verdi, Ralph Cipriano, Nils 5Pierson. John McKenna. Isaac Hartenstein, Williab BeIden, William Galliver. Edward Scoville, Fred Dupal, Charles Lawton, Gottfried Lehr. George Chadeayne, Albert Schappa, P. Celletto, Michael Moakley, and William Parker.
 Seventh ward-Samuel J. Veil, chair man; Edward J. Maroney, Charles J. Platt, Fred Lee. William Fafontaain, Jacob B. Ullman, Raffalo Deliza, Pat rick Connolly. Richard W. Kirk, secre- tary: Stephen Musco. Timothy J. Gull lin, Dennis Lombardi, William Noonan, Joseph Musco. Fifty were present.
 Eighth ward-Oscar Ives, chairman; Edward Merrill, Joseph H. Ullman, Wallace B. Holt, John NJ Champion, Harry B. Brown, Charles F. Gerner, R, Sherman. Baldwin, Gustave J. Ellsner, A. McC MatheWson, Frederick Carlson, Thomas F. Cox, James White, Henry J. Gussman, John Norman, George B. Gill; lett, George H. Fulford, James D. Dew el, jr., Charles B. Matthewman, Adam Sattig, James Rowland, Frank Camp, Frank Coleman, Howard White, Emil Loos, Frederick Robertson, Charles Bullis and Edward Sullivan.
 Ninth ward-Frederick w. Orr, chair man; Lyman H. Johnson, Joseph P. Kelley, Moses c, Rice, s. H. Williams, Thomas E. Chadwick, J. N. Dickerson, W. c. Maltby, W. c. Manning, H. E. Booth, J. A. Brodske, H. s. Hamilton, V. M. Tyler, John o. Johnson, Henry Rathgeber, E. H. Henaran, Frederick Henry, M. F. Allen. Seventy-eight present. Vote, 6S to Ii.
 Tenth ward-George B. Hall, chair man; Howard c. Webb, Henry D. Grin nell, Harry V. Whipple, Ernest L. Is- bell Arthur E. Clark, John J. Walsh, A. D. Baldwin, Arthur c. Benedict, A. B. Woodford and Myron W. Curtis. About fifty present.
 Eleventh ward-The republican pri- mary in the Eleventh ward, held at Po- lar Star hall last evening, was one of the largest and most exciting in years. James A.. Nelson presided, F. s. Conk- lin was secretary and William A. Weis- barth and Charles F. Williams were te1lers. The contest was over the chairmanship and the voting was by the check list and by ballot. Edgar A. Johnson was the administration candi- date and Oliver F. Sparks was for the opposition. It took long time for the ballot and when announced the result showed that the anti-administration candidate won by a vote of 99 to S3. Ex-Alderman Wallace s. Moyle, who put up a strong fight for MT. Sparks, received many congratulations upon the result. The remainder of the com- rnittee, elected without opposition, are as follows: Andrew M. Grove, Roy $. Newton, Charles Powell, Leon Stevens, James R. Stewart. and Harry V. San- try. 4<
 Twelfth ward--In this ward Thomas N. Gierding was reelected chairman of the ward, and the same ward commit tee which served last year was also re- elected.
 Thirteenth Ward-M. Dingwall, chair man; Michael Conway, James Mercer, Frederick Roth, F. S. Foote, F. c. Rey- holds and John Hine.
 Fourteenth ward-Luzerne Luding- ton, chairman: Ira E. Fonda, W. P. Niles, James Hemingway, F. H. Hem ingway, Charles Kelsey, Berne Russell, Arthur B. Brown, Walter J. Beckstein, G. Clifford Foote, Walter Crockett B. J. Stone, George, c. Bradley and John w. Hotchkiss.
 Fifteenth ward-G. W. Boyer, chair man. s. Duff, H. B. Lancraft, Edwin A. Morris, Andrew F. Erickson, Joseph Urig, N. A. Hughes and George E. Granniss.