Evening journal., 1906-09-03
CITY PRIMARIES
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Spirited contes;s were brought out AT
the Republican primaries for delegates 10
the convention which will be held IN
Dover on Wednesday when a new state
Committee is to be formed and nominu-
items for congressman. State auditor and
State treasurer viii be made
IN the Filth. Sixth and Eighth wards
there were contests for delegates ana in
the Ninth ward "a citizens ticket wls
sprung and was carried through rs
legality will be attacked. however. on
the ground that the primary law was not
compiled with. There were contests Tor
committeeman in all the above mentioned
wards with the exception Of the Eigh h.
~ the Sixth ward Committeeman Pts.lcs
was defeated by one vote. In the watds
where contests were waged much inter-
est was manifest and lively ballotlng was
carried on.
The results in the various wards in
the city We're as follows:
First ward-For delegates, two to be
elected, Thomas II. Buckley and How
ard D. Ross, for county committee,
three to be elected. Thomas II. Buck
ley Oscar ID. Ridings Howard d.
Ross.
Second ward-For delegates, four to
be elected, George c. Boyd, Charles
II. Colbourn. Richard Craig, Sewen
webb. for county committee, seven to
be elected. Andrew e. Cole. Charles
A. Clifford. John II. Goodwin. Walter
Rash, Henry Stafford. Otto scheu,
John w. Thompson.
Third ward-For delegates, three to
be elected, William Highheld Horace
G. Rettew, William Mason for coun-
ty committee, five to be elected. FL
mer Hare, Fred A. Middleton. George
Porter, Horace c. Rettew. Scott Shil-
ling.
Fourth ward-For delegates. three
TO be elected. Jacob IA. Lewis. George
e Morris Edward T. Price; for county
committee, five to be elected. James
| Kitchen, George Morris Dennis
O'Neal, Joseph Wigglesworth. Har-
vey Wigglesworth.
In the Fifth ward there was a con-
test for both delegates and county
committeeman. There were six can
didates for delegate, five to be elected.
The result of the election was as fol-
y lows: T. Coleman dupont. Walter II.
Hayes, Harvey Hoffecker. Alton c.
Pyle Charlton Robinson Won George
Dutton was defeated. For county
committeeman there were fourteen
candidates but ten elected. as follows:
. John Titus, Henry M. Lang. John L.
3 Wright, James w. Robertson, Homer
[ Q. Simmons. c. Sherburne Rice.
e James T. Chandler. Charlton Robin
. son, Frank W. Pierson. NJ. Howard
= Jester. am
In the Seventh ward there were no
r contests for delegates. PhiIemma
e Chandler and Charles r. Miller hav-
e ing withdrawn, leaving the fve to be
elected, Samuel Benson, George A. FL
d lott, William II. Head. Horace G.
[ Knowles and Thomas f. Naudain.
o There was a contest however in this
e ward for county committeeman.
e There were eighteen candidates. but
fifteen to be elected as follows: VIII
{ liam p. Clayton. Thomas S. Lewis
p william I. Naudain, George w. Dor
+ sey, Stillman Hodgman William w
d Knox, Edwin c. Clark, Harry A.
e Brown, William Taylor, Alexander H
g Mason, Samuel Chambers, Thomas F.
Cochran. William Long, Lawrence
Cunningham, William J. Kearney.
& In the Eighth ward there was O
contest for delegates only. There
were ten candidates with five elected
? Joseph II. Bartlett, George W.. Hub.
bard Frank r. Pardee. Charles c
Taylor William p. White.
# Ninth ward-For delegates three Il
d be elected, George L. Bilderback, Johr
y Hayes, John T. Spring; for count,
y committee, nine to be elected Georg,
(. Bratten, John Emering, William J
a Lackey, William Lynch. Jr., Wilhan
Lyons, Jr.. Geo. w. Moore. Georg,
e l.. Watson, Louis Wiederman, Dud
y ley r. Wier.
j. Tenth ward-For delegates, two t,
% be elected. Frederick w. Queripel
e George L. Stradley, Jr.; for count,
l. committee, eight TO be elected, VIII
lie liam II. Babcock. Isaac r. Brown
= John Clark, Thomas Finn. Andrew p
ID Mahoney Frederick Oliver Walter 7
g. Sherwin, Harvey X Wadman.
ie Eleventh ward-For delegates. on
I'd to be elected. Conrad selbel: for coun
H. ty committee, five to be elected. El
mer B. Booth, William L. Bromar
: Frederick G. Henderer. August seheu
John w. Smith
Twelfth ward-For delegates, two L
l be elected. Alfred Anderson, samue
J. Dennison; for county committee
five to be elected. William A. Croney
It William Gengelbach, John P. Griffith
Delaware A. McClintock, Frederic
Van Gelder.
i Spirited in the Ninth.
is The most spirited contest Of tn
d, Republican primary election wage
s. without doubt In the Ninth, ward
ne where a ticket composed Of Union
~ and Regulars to be voted for was pu
l. in the field. But before the votln
began a so-called citizens ticket wa
ne sprung which carried the ward b
III about so majority. The votes cast :
te the three districts Of the ward wer
as follows:
H. Eastlake.
AT Regular ticket .......................
o. Peoples ticket .....................s
J. Regular majority .................
Vandeyer Avenue and Hutton Street
- Peoples ticket .....................
Regular ticket .......................
Peoples ticket majority ........:
n Thirteenth and cIaymont Streets.
i. Peoples ticket Observation-Disclosures.
Regular ticket ...................