The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-05
ASK FOR VOTES
IN SIXTEEN
PLACES
Democrats Automobiles Dart
This Way and That in
Final SkirmiSh.

"Honk. honk. honk! Hip, hip. hur-
rahl oh. Listen to the Band!' Honk,
honkl Clear the way there! Let 'em
outi"
The final whirlwind of the Demo-
cratic campaign thus ended 3 o'clock
his morning after Mayor Jacob
Haussling, DIR. Charles F. Kraemer,
Assemblyman Simon Hahn and a
dozen other good men and true had
whirled about town in fou automo-
biles to sixteen meetings, making
speeches at some, shaking hands at
others, being cheered wherever they
went. with red-fire blazing their way
and bands playing welcoming tunes.
1t was a strenuous and sure enough
whirlwind wind-up to one of the live
Hest political campaigns the city has
had in years.
The campaigners left Democratic
headquarters at 8 o'clock in four big
touring cars. Besides those named DR..
Dimond. John Groel, Joseph Heisler,
Thomas F. Holzinger, William Roeb-
ling, Frank T. Mcbride, John Otterbein,
Harry Konweiser, William Corcoran,
Judge Charles F. Herr, John Erb, Val
Brown, j. r. Woodruff and Thomas
Boyle were in the automobiles, each
one wrapped up warmly in heavy over
coats and fully prepared to make the
night a notable one in the way of
rapid-fire speeches.
Honk, honk, honk! Off they go! First
to Donnelly's Hall, South Orange ave-
nue. and Smith street, Vailsburg. In
Productions, handshaking, here's how!
Vote for home rule and the Democratic
candid ates! Off again, honk, honk! to
Manning's Speedway Hotel, Vailsburg.
'Hurrah. hip-hipl Good boy, doc, We'll
all vote for you,'' shouted the meet
ing when DR.. Kraemer asked then to
AXE off their coats.
Honk, honk! to the grand opening at
Heidelberg Hall, 379 Springfield ave-
Il No time for speeches. introduce
ton, handwriting, GOOD boys, were
with you" Honk, honk, honk! for
Hall, in Warren street. A
little time here. Big crowd. Hahn,
Holzinger and Kraemer speaking,
crowd cheering. Band, redfre. "TIonk,
honk, honkl' from outside. w must
off"
"Honk, honk, honkw Hip-hip! Here
they arel Mass meeting at Stone street
and Sixth avenue. More speeches, brief
but pointed. "Oh, Mayor, you're a
Honk, honk, honk! to Column
bia Hall, Court street, to hear Con-
Henry NJ. Goldfogle, of New
York. Another speech by Mayor
Haussling. Cheers for Hahn, Kraemer
and all Democratic candidates. Honk,
.onk, honk! to Schofield Democratic
Association, Avenue A n Wright
Brief speeches, handwriting.
cheers, Honk, honk. honk! to
John M. Phillips Association of Me-
chanical and Stationary Engineers, in
Hall on Hamburg place.
Music, redfre, here's how, handshak-
ing. Honk, honk, honk! to Pfeiffer's
Hall on Magazine street to annual ball
of Newark Athletic Association.
Grand march led by the campaigners;
hand shaking, introductions.
To the German Pioneer Association,
william and Washington streets.
Speeches in German by Kraemer, in
English by Mayor Haussling n Hahn.
To Roma Hall, Bank street. Another
ball, the Caesar Silvia Association,
campaigners leading grand march.
Katzenbach song by Corcoran, speeches
by Kraemer and Holzinger.
To Stultz's Hall, to Kurz's Colosseum,
to Krueger's Auditorium, to Dodgers
Hall, and finally honk. honk, honk!
to the homes Of the campaigners after
a late supper or early breakfast at 3