The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-21
SIX PARTIES HAVE
CANDIDATES FOR
STATE ASSEMBLY
independence Ticket Is Shy,
but Contains Two Notables
in List.
ONE NEWARK WARD TO
HAVE EIGHT BALLOTS
Record List of Nominees Up Be-
fore the People No
! vember 3.

Five and -elevenths Assembly
tickets will be in the field for voters al
the election on November 3 next. The
fractional Assembly ticket is that of the
Independence party. Why the full list
of eleven candidates could not be
secured by the Hearst party is no.
Known to the election officials, but what
1t lacks In numbers is made up by h
appearance on it of two notables. One
Is Alden Freeman, of East Orange; the
other Rupert D. Griffith, formerly local
leader for Elijah Dowie.
The ~ticl-ats, entire and partial, which
Will be put up for the county, are Re-
publican, Democratic, Socialist, Social
ist-Labor, Prohibition and Independ-
ence.
voters will have one of each of these
ickets handed to them at the polls
throughout the county, but in this city
there will be a seventh ticket, that of
the Real Democracy Party" as 1t is
entitled by County Clerk John b. Wool
ston.
In the Sixteenth ward there will be
an eighth ticket as well. On it will be
printed only the name of Charles L..
Ingraham, to fill the vacancy for alder
mar caused by the death of Alderman
August j. Ehrlich. 1t will be called an
Independent Republican" ticket, be-
cause the petition nominating Mr..
lngraham was filed separately and sup
Elementary to the straight Republican
ticket. He was selected as the can
didate after Mr.. Ehrlich's death at a
conference of the Republican leaders
nf both fhn DAa-lo- --I -
factions, and there is no other Repub-
lican candidate for the place.
Prohibition and Labor.
The Prohibition and Socialist-Labor
parties have named the same candi-
date for Congress in the Eighth dis
trict. By this maneuver he will get
his name printed on both tickets. The
same scheme, which will avoid the use
of pastors, has been adopted by the
Real Democracy and the Independence
party on the city ticket.
The Socialist party will have ward
candidates on it's ticket in fourteen of
the sixteen wards in this city, and a full
ticket for city offices, Mayor, Board of
Works and City Home trustee. It will
nave candidates for Mayor n ward
Offices in Orange, also.
The Real Democracy party will have
candidates for freeholder and alderman
in the First ward and a candidate for
alderman in the Fourth ward.
Nominations and candidates by petit
ton had to ave their certificates in the
hands of the county clerk by last Mon
day. Yesterday he made up the lists
and sent them to the printer. Candi-
dates or voters who desire extra tickets
Will have to order them by next Tues
day.
The County Tickets.
The county tickets are as follows:
Republican Party.
Senator-Everett Colby.
Assembly-John F. Clark, William p.
Martin, Henry Young, jr., Austen Col
gate, William Roberts, Henry c.. Hines,
Thomas H. Brooks, Eliot e. Ford. Au-
gust j.. Miller, II. Stacy Smith, Lewis
G.. Bowden.
Sheriff-William Fellowes Morgan.
Coroners-Edwin Steiner, John Frank,
Richard M. Pearce.
Supervisor-Fred L. Baldwin.
Congress-Seventh district, Richard
Wayne Parker; Eighth district, Will
lam H. Wiley.
Democratic Party.
Senator-Harry v. Osborne.
Assembly-John w. Lane, Mark F.
Phillips, Patrick j. Dolan, Frank p.
6halvoy, John Jay Maloney, George
Hermann, Harry F. Backus, Patrick
Fl. Corish, George b. Ashley, Fred C.
Sham, Franz j. Sturn.
Sheriff-William Harrigan.
Coroners-William j. Bahrs, George
F. Corrigan, Thomas H. Tunison.
SUPPLEMENTARY F. Foyle.
Congress-Severth district, Edward
w otarroa n Tovupcand. Ttolfb dicfriof
LIE Gage Pratt.
Socialist Party.
State Senator-John w. Thompson.
Assembly-John Robertson, Harry L..
Greenbaum, Edward Miller, Edward
Rau, Frank B. Norman, Fred G.. Vate.
George Wright, Roland B.. Grom, John
G.. Whormby, Timothy O'Leary, Morris
a. Klein.
Sheriff-Andrew P. Wittel.
Co-roners-Joseph B. Grom, Eric An
derson, David Rubinow.
Supervisor-Philipp George.
Congress-Seventh district, Charles
Murphy; Eighth district, Robert S.
Sherwin.
National Prohibition Party.
State Senator-Frederick L. Heller.
County Supervisor-George Arm
Strong.
Assembly-George G.. Weeks, John
H. Taylor. Morris e. Smith, Robert
Sellick, Donald Macmillan. Samuel
Shaw, Richard P. Milliken, Charles K.
Ferguson, Edmund L.. Rolf, James A.
Speer, Charles S. Stokes.
Congress-Seventh district, JOB r.
Anderson; Eighth district, Robert
Burnet.
Socialist Labor.
For Assembly-Hugo Preuss. Henry
Bateman, Benjamin Bomstein. Nicholas
S~imonovitch, Hike Skurla, John Hokon-
son, Valentin Desch, ereffe Domion,
Alfonso Devita, Carl A. Carlson, Peter
Knego.
Congress-Seventh district, Adolph
=. Corlin; Eighth district, Robert Bur
n.
Independence Party.