Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-04-10
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ELECTIONS.
Results from Different Cities
ard Towns.
Tom L. johnson Again Successful I'm
cInnd-RepubiIcans Win in
Cincinnati and Columbus
Jones Victorious in
Toledo - Other
Results.

Results.
Cleveland. April s.-The official
count shows that Tom L. Johnson's
plurality over Harvey d. Goulder, re-
publican candidate for mayor, is
5,7s6.
The council is democratic by a
large majority.
Cincinnati. April complete re-
turns from the 22s precincts in Gin
cinnati give Fleischmann, republican,
42,9O7; ingalls,, fusionist, @6,2s7;
Swing, socialist, 3,774; Martin. prohi-
bitionist, $40; total 1888. Fletsch-
mann's plurality is 16,62o, majority
12,OO1. The council and school boards
each stand 20 republicans and four
democrats The entire republican
city ticket, including all the boards,
was elected by about the same vote.
as that of Fleischmann. The villages
of Bond Hill. Evanston, Hyde Park
and Winton Place were annexed to
Cincinnati by decisive vote.
Toledo, April 7.-Returns from 35
precincts out of 1o5 give Jones. non
partisan $500: Dowd, republican,
1,s6O: Edison, democrat. 7o3.
Columbus, April robert II. JEFF
frey (rep), is elected mayor over
John n. Hinkle (dem.). the incumb..
ent by about 1,s0O. Returns from
rs out of o6 precincts give Jeffrey
1857 plurality.
Dayton. April With heavy vote,
| due to the change of official tenure
under the new code, Dayton will elect
Mayor Snyder (dem.), by possibly 600
majority and the greater part of the
remainder of the democratic ticket
by narrow majority. The city is
nominally Democratic.
Sandusiy. April THE democratic
mayor and auditor were elected here
without opposition. The city coun-
Gil stands six to one democratic.
GAINESVILLE. April THE republic
cans have elected William B. Dixon
mayor of this city. and every candi-
date on the ticket excepting two
councilmen and two assessors. The
plurality is about 800 Republicans
cast heavy vote, while democratic
disgust with Mayor Holden's admin
istration made itself felt.
Findlay, April 7.-Indications point
to the election of Rufus f. Taylor,
republican candidate for mayor. Re-
turns from a majority of the pre-
cincts give him a majority of 1jl over
the present incumbent. C. r. Metcalf.
The remainder of the republican tick
ct will be elected with the possible
exception of the candidate for audi
tor.
Canton, April s.-Semi-offfctal re-
turns on Mondays election show the
election of w. H. Smith, republican.
for mayor. by 81, and the remainder
of the republican ticket with two eX-
ceptons by average pluralities of 600
w. y. Lynch. democrat, a prominent
attorney and manufacturer, who
openly supported Mckinley in 1900
is elected a member of the council at
large. and the democrats also elected
two ward councilmen and one mem
Der of the board of public service
Akron, April 7.-The democrats
claim the election OF Kempel fo1
mayor by 200. Twenty-four out ot
"a precincts show Kempel 2,467 and
Doyle (rep), 2,344. The democrats
elect William Durand auditor, and
the rest of the republican ticket is
elected by good maiorities.
Youngstown, April with the ex,
elected the entire city and township
ticket. \ fight was made against
Frank L. Brown, republican candi,
date for mayor, as n result of the
wide open policy pursued during
the past year. William I. Gibson
the democratic nominee, carried foul
of the seven wards. He ran strong
est in what were regarded as sure re
publican wards. Gibson won out by
200 The balance of the republican
ticket was lected by majorities rang
ing from 800 to 500.
Portsmouth, April 1.-THE indica
tions are that Capt. Creed AIisleads
republican, has been elected mayor
by a greatly reduced majority.
Ironton, April THE republicans
elect Moulton mayor and the city
ticket with the exception of the city
solicitor. The political complexion i.
practically unchanged.
Hamilton, April Mayor Boscl
and the democratic city ticket were
reelected by an average of 400 max
ing no material change in the loca
political situation.
Coshocton, April 7.-E. Z. C. Rim
ner (dem.), was elected mayor by A
plurality. The rest or the democrat
, ic ticket was elected.
Chillicothe, April 7.-Wallace D
Yaple (dem.), was elected mayo
with the rest of the democratic cit,
ticket except two republicans in tn,
city council.
Steubenville, April 7.-The republi
can ticket headed by Robert l, Scot
for mayor was elected in Steuben
Vile. In Mingo Junction f, S. Blu
chanan (rep.), was elected mayor.
Springfield, April Eleven out o
27 precincts give majority for Bow
lus (dem.), over Poole (rep), 70
mayor, The rest of the republican
ticket is probably elected.
Dedicated 22 Monuments.
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