The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-11
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DEMOCRATIC FIGHT
DIR. HERMANN WINS IN
MONTCLAlR.
Hot Faster Battle in Fourth Ward-Re-
publican Delegates Unpledged, but
Majority Said to Favor sommer.

In Montclair the primaries passed er
very quietly in the First, Second and
Third Ward, there being no opposition TO
either the Republican or Democratic
4 tickets, but in the Fourth Ward there was
a fight for member of the Town Council
on the Democratic ticket, this furnishing
the contest OF the day. Charles o. Truck
was the regular Democratic nominee en-
the ticket, but DR.. Henry ]. Lehrmann
ran on pastors and defeated Truck. and
Thomas Bossert, running on pastors, de-
feated Arthur II. Bissell for delegate to the
State convention. 1t is thought that with
DR.. Lehrmann the Democrats can carry the
ward and defeat Arthur G. Wilson, the
Republican nominee and present councll-
man. The doctoy has carried the ward
twice before TOR fhe Council.
The. objection to Bissell was that he ac-
knowledged voting for Everett Colby for
Senator. but declared that he voted the
rest of the Democratic ticket.
The delegates elected on both the Re-
publican and Democratic tickets for State
and county conventions are u~npledged.
Some of the men placed ON the Republican
tickets for State and county delegates are
known to be Colbyites, and some are
these men hold the same prineipless as they
did a year ago, a majority of them would
favor sommer for Governor. The Repub-
Leans poiled 521l votes. and the Democrats
In the First Ward, Henry F. Holloway.
and in the Second Ward, William w.
Peake, Republican nominees for members
of the board of Education, were not OPP
posed by the Democrats, and John r. Liv-
ermore in the Third Ward and Charles r..
Truck in the Fourth Ward, Democratic
nominees for members of the Board of
Education, were not opposed by the Re-
publicans, it being the wish of both politi-
cal parties to keep politics out of the
school board.
Following are the results:
First Ward, first district: Republicans,
Education, Henry + Holloway county
committee, A. Eben Van Gieson; delegates
to State convention, Charles A. Mead.
v%ention, Frank y. Reilly, Henry w. Jones,
+. w. Mayes; delegates to town conveh-
tlon, e A Berrian, 4 r Van Gieson. A.
Harold NJ. Anderson; delegates to State
convention, William o. Morgan; delegate
to county convention. Edward w; Leonard:
kins, b. 6. Garrabrant.
First Ward, second district: Republican.
Town Council George e: Harris, Board Of
committee. William X. Thomas; delegates
to state convention. George S. Jefferson,
Frank n syyrett; DELEGATES to county con con
son, n. Dwight Wymdn, Edward Wins
low; delegates to town convention, Harry
III Milt Eesges' G Gsqrge f 4; . aall' E pemcer.t Z.
Town Councili Harold NJ. Anderson; coun-
ty committee, John Cosgrove; delegate
State convention, Thomas ]. Hughes; dele
gates county convention, John Cosgrove,
James p. O'Neill; delegates to town con-
%ve9tion., John Cosgrove, James T. O'Neill.
Second Ward, first district: Republican,
Town Council, Henry p. Wrensch. jr.;
Board of Education, William w. Peake:
county committee, Amos Gould Harrison;
delegates to State convention, Captain
William A. Bryant, James Wesley Van
Gieson; delegates to county convention,
Joseph Harrington, Edward H. Holmes.
William B. Wallace; delegates to town con-
vention, Joseph A. Walton, George Pryor,
James b. PierA Democrats, Town Council,
William j. Carr; county committee, John
L. Cox; delegates to State convention,
William l.. Ludlam; delegateS>to county
convention, Jacob b. McChesney, William
Senior; delegate to town convention,
Thomas Healey.
Second Ward. second districts: Republic
cans,l Town. Council, Henry e. Wrensch,
jr.; Board of Education, William w. Peake;
county committee, Charles f.. Gorton; dele
gate to state convention, Irving Cairns;
delegates to county convention, Frederick
81 Madison, John l.. Carson, Walter L.
Dorepus; delegates to town convention,
Caro-. Democrats, Town Council, William
]! Carr; county committee, James G. De-
wore; delegate to State convention, Richard
w. Barkley; delegate to county conVen-
| ton, Nicholas T. Mead, jr.
Third Ward, First District-Republican9
Town Council. Charles H. Hartshorne;
delegate to State convention, Henry II.
Abbott; delegates to county convention,
Hosea Webster, Edward b. Colby, Charles
Whitney Baker; delegates to town conVen~
ton, Francis Halpin, Benjamin V. Harri-
lson. John A. Mclean. Democrats Town
Council. DIR. Martin ]. Synnott; Board of
Education. John +. Livermore; county
committee. Peter ]. Carey; delegate TO
State convention, Peter J.NCarey; deleeate
to county convention, James A. Burning;
delegate to town convention, James a.
Third Ward, Second DlstrictLRepubli-
cans, Town Council, Charles H. Harris
horne; county committee, Starr j. Murphy;
| delegates to State convention. w. I. Lin
| coin Adams, CHARLES D. Barry; delegates
toAcounty convention, Charles D.. Bogapt,
delegates to town convention, Nevis J.
milford. Andrew Morrison. David H. Nell
vain. Democrats. Town Council, DR.. Mar
tin J; Synnott; Board of Education. John
A. Adams; delegate to State convention.
Thomas A. Adams; delegate to county
convention, Thomas A. Adams; delegate
to. town convention, George K. Kirkham.
Fourth Ward, First Observation-Disclosures.
Town Council. Arthur g. Wilson; county
committee. John ]. Doyle; delegate to
State convention, David Al. Mabey; dele
gate TO county convention, Clarence L.
Usher. William H Jones; delegates to
Doyle. Democrats, Town Council, ; DR..
lHenry-G Lehrmann; Board of Education,
! Charles r. Truck; county committee, John
4 Il Grahams delegate. to State convention,
} Charles o: Truck; delegate to county con-
vention. William H. Gallagher: delegate
70 town convention. William H. Gallagher.
Fourth Ward Second Dfstr5ct-Republi-
cans. Town Council. Arthur G. Wilson;
> county committee, Thomas P. Alworth;
delegate to State convention, William n.
FARMER; delegates to county convention,
G Thomas P. AlWorth, Walter B. Brewer;
Delegates to town convention, William s.
Rice, John J. Lennon. Democrats. Town
Council. Dr.. Henry ]. Hermann; Board OF
Isducation. Charles R. Truck; county com
mittee, Frank M. Conroy; delegate to State
convention. Thomas Bossert; delegates to
e county convention. John p. wallace. NJ. J.
9neridan; delegates to town convention,
John Cryan. james Griffin.
lows. -
First Ward. first district. 800; second dis
trict, $50. Second Ward, first district. 52S.
second district All, Third Ward, first dis
: trict,- 3S9; second district, Ash. Fourth
S54. making a total of 1853.