The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-22
.FREEHOLDER AND
COUNCIL RIVALRY
IN MOST WARDS
Strenuous Fight on to Nominate
Men for C0unty>and City
Boards.
NO CONTESTS IN THE
FIRST AND FOURTH
Both Parties Have Only One AS
pirant for the Two Or
fees There.

Almost every ward In this city hai
its own little fight today. These ron
tests will be in one of the parties o.
least for freeholder or alderman.
The First Ward is an exception a:
each party has. only one man named
for each office, the Republicans Franz
r. Ward for freebooter and oliver NJ
Gratis. Walter Fl. Reese for freeholdei
and John r. Holmes for alderman.
Fourth warders of both parties are
also without contests. For freehold3ri
Horace b. Holcomb. Republican, viii
oppose Joseph ]. Kenny. For alder
man, the Republicans have Elmer F..
Mount and the Democrats NJ. f. Null
len.
In the Second WARD the Republicans
have only one mar for each office,
Christian L. Volz for freeholder and
William Pennington for alderman. The
Democrats have two men seeking the
fr~eeholdership honor, Frederick F.
Hobson and Edward Strouse. Alder
man Leveen is unopposed for a return.
Third ward Republicans and Demo-
Gratis each have three candidates for
freebooter, the Republicans John Bunl,
! Charles Loebel and John ]. Hartford;
the Democrats. Joseph Mann, Hyman
Rosen and Felix McTague. The Repub-
leans have also three men looking for
the aldermanic nomination, Emil Wohl-
farth, Louis f.. Goddard and Daniel
Jacoby. The Democrats are not OPP
posing Alderman Froelich.
For FreehoIdcrs and Aldermen.
The full list OF contestants for free
holders and aldermen in the city is as
follows, r" standing for Regular"
IN. T. for New Idea and IL" for indie
pendent:
DEMOCRATS.
Freeholders-First ward, Walter II.
Reese (R.); Second ward, Frederick II.
Hobson (R.), Edward Strouse tR.);
Third ward. Joseph Mann CRQ, Felix
j. McTague (R.), Lyman Rosen tR.);
Fourth ward, Joseph j. Kenny (R.l;
Fifth ward, John Francis Cahiil Cd,
Eugene A: Clancy Cd, Frank A. Foley
(R); Sixth ward, John j. Gaynor (R.);
Seventh ward, John j. Brady (R.), John
Seaman (R.), John j. Walsh (R);
Eighth ward, Alexander Michigan (R.);
Ninth. ward. William e. Dunkinson
/ QR); Tenth ward, Emmett j. Quinn
QR.); Elevz4th ward, Alfred w. Fen
wick CR.), Charles j. Watson ID;
Twelfth ward, Dennis w. Toye (R.);
m 80. Al ~, ri I(soc,aV I nao1nr n
Edward Schueler (R.), James j.. Wha-
len (R); Fourteenth ward, Frederick
Val. Baunach (R.), Adam, j. Rossbach
(R), Frederick c.. Steck (R); Sixteenth
ward, George f. Klink (R).
Aldermen-First ward, John X.
Holmes CR.); Second ward. Michae
Leveen (R.); Third ward, Joseph Z.
Froelich (R.); Fourth ward, Michae
L. Mullen (R.); Fifth ward, Michael j.
MCGOWAN, jr. Ord, Nicholas F. Perotty
ID, Michael p. Roche ID; Sixth ware
Frederick j. Fischer (R); Seventh
ward, Cornelius j. Harrington Q)'
Adolph Holznor (R.), William II. Lee
francis ID; Eighth ward, Walter b.
Baker (R); Ninth ward, John Reh
(RD: Ninth ward, to fill vacancy,
Edward Wrigley (R); Tenth ward,
William James Reilly (R.); Eleventh
ward, William Il. Mcguire (R.); Twelfth
ward. Albert II. Biertuempfel (R);
Thirteenth ward, julius a. Meyer (R.)
John f. Reilly (R.); Fourteenth ward
James A.. Bray (R); Fifteenth ward
Philip F. Wangner (R.), Nathaniel j
Ward R); Sixteenth ward, oscar B
Lisiewski (R.).
REPUBLICANS.
Freeholders-First ward, Frank L,
Ward RI; Second ward. Christian L
Volz (R); Third ward, John Bull (R),
John j. hartford (R.). Charles LoebeI
R.): Fourth ward. Horace B. Hol-
comb (R): Fifth ward. John Gallagher
(R.): Sixth wand, William Il. Dodge
On. -, William G.. Weisel tR);
Seventh ward. Louis Albert Maurer On
u, George Marley (R.); Eighth ard
George j. Anthem IN. II. Henry EthnS
(R.); Ninth ward, jeremiah Baldwin
ORD, Frank l.. Driver IN. ID; Tent
ward. Joseph Beyan, jr. (R.), DaVid h
Nathan (R.), Louis Pfeifer (R-)'
Eleventh ward, j. Allen Conkhn ID
Theodore ID. Gottlieb On. -. Enos Ii
Harrison (R.); Twelfth ward. Thoma'
Loefler (R.); Thirteenth ward, George
l.. Dennis IN. -, Charles II. Egeih
IL. On. u, Bernard F. Lacey tR.}
Fourteenth ward, Christian Ahner oRl
Vito C~alabrese Cd; Fifteenth ward
James A. Farley On. ~, Andrew Har
per %, Richard f. Malta Cd, Bur
net F. McPeel- (R); Sixteenth waro
Harry B. O'Connell R.).
Aldermen-First ward, oliver M
Cairns R); Second ward. William
Pennington (R.); Third ward, Louis e
Goldfarb IN. -, Daniel Jacoby Cd
Emil Wohlfarth (R): Fourth ward
Elmer f. Mount R); Fifth ware
Michael j. Kneuer (R.); Sixth ward
Frank Meier. ir. IN, II, Rudolph G
Schraaf (R.): Seventh ward, France
Mcguire CR); Eighth ward, Herman
C. Seeman (R.), Charles L.. Whlthel'
IN. u; Ninth ward, Charles d. Hal
sted IN. ID, Eugene C. Meyer R)
Ninth ward, to fill vacancy, ". Franz
Hopping (N. ~, Edward Schoen (R.)
Tenth ward, Louis c. Vossmeyer (R.)
Eleventh ward. Gilbert i. Croean Q,)
George w. Taylor On. -; Twelftl
ward, James H. Davies R.); Thir
teenth ward, j. William Hnegel (R)
Fourteenth ward. Paul Curcio o.
Theodore Kettler ~, Charles G. Lin
renkohl (R.); Fifteenth ward, Franci
ur;ora 1DA Ion,cc Gnopa IN T0