Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
Tammany Candidate for Mayor
of Greater New
York Wins.
Fails to Carry Balance of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Are ViCt0rS.
Control of Board of Estimates
in Hands of the
Ref0rmerS.


Ne" 'oIA' NOV D. / d liiiiioiiy o-00,
ed another mayor OF greater Ne" YORK
yesterday, but lost it's grip on the city
finances Cavror swept five boroughs
r. victor, o.. rosvo, h,, at least IN 400
-,-..,., - t.a,.
pluIa IiIy' DoI IalIeu ~ carry 1i' i'm
ct with him and the experimentation
forces will control absolutely the
hoard NJ aetfrata and apportionmeDt,
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" MN u'7'''' '''1' '1pl'
non dollars during us S'uDlilIl7 Il I" 'iol'
This is more than half defeat Tor
Tammany, for the control Of the board
of estimate was one Of the princiDal
..-.
'''"0'
In addition the republican IuSlohlSIS
elected Charles S. Whitman district
attorney of New York county, VINO
5or.,+ad Uo4,1o don,ocrot b, or
I5''70 I''''o pun amy anu JONI ''i's'''
sheriff, over Sullivan, democrat by
approximately 10000. Reform in the
control Of the hoard Of estimate is
insured nv the election Of the follow
ing republican fusion nominees.
ComDtroIIer-WtIIfam A, Prender-
cast defeated Robert r Moore bv
approxfmateIv e.. 600
President, board of aIdermen-John
purrov Mitchell defeated John F.
Calvin NV aDproximateIv $4,000,
President borougb Of RrooI1Ivn-A
caoroa ,rcAnanv defeated Iosanh
TTaao Inv annrovimateI,, 12 o0O
preisdorr borouph If RrooI,Ivn-A
u cto.re dcfootod robD II 7rcCooor
bv approxfmateIv $4,000.
Indications point also to the cleo
ton Of the following fusion nominees,
though the race is close:
President, borough of BronX-Cy-
rus c. Miller defeated A. II. Murphy.
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way ,.o'' "1,el le''y I I'll MS lol'l9 j."
3D. o"Nil Il us'y a. 'Sl L'ooI ~ W
u,D !'o1 0,''' q" ~ 9'i2 ~ H. ,,.'
1'l,,loI' was o1,'10, on '"E %
9''' an ,','' ""' 000"' '''70
~'5 ,,oI ''iu.
"u WIN 1..., nave ~ excuse me, " !,lIe
s,'C q S ,I1,59 Spppt .I ,,- 1,''g J491
bo ao,,a ont tho foI1owina, u,ritton
statement.
~ have nothing TO saw except to
present my compliments to the news
paper proprietors and editors"
1t will be recalled that only three
newspapers-one in Brooklyn and two
in New York-supported Gaynor.
Hearst a Poor Third
rToo,.+ nom o. MOO. 4bird 7,,tir,,o-o.
DIocod him, ~ % ooo bobfnd por,ard
~, =. 90 oc- r,1l,fr,,7 60. r,.1,,.,a
eetfD,,tad nIIraIit,, fs IN 0oO
-..i...-,. o--..-, 49,, -,.--.
O0''' u ~ '''''''''' w.
Iln 10 votes on the Doaro OF eSJl-
m2le' lhe fusion forces, even count
Jug ouI l"e eIecIIoh OIL oofoush
p' S9'''.'lO IoI hI"lIA' yet nave IL
WOES wv more imam " LIaJoIIIy'
IIeaISI ran poor race, once de-
'e"leu III contest LOT mayoralty
against McCIe"an, ne received yes
'e' Jay 1t 'o'"l ol Tess Inan IoO'OUo
, "OeS against approximately Zio'oOV
Io' Gay nor ana l'f'ooo LOT Barnard
was a Quiet Election.
The features of the election were
the general absence Of disorder and
the rapidity with which the vote was
cast, Notwithstanding the unwieIdy
complicated ballots.
Although many arrests for violation
of the election law mostly were found
due to clerical errors and misunder-
standings. The professional repeater
was notable bv his absence. Credit
for this was given the new signature
law whereunder voters were com
PEELED to write their names which are
compared with the registration sigma
lures. Every polling place had a full
quota OF watchers including nearly
1000 college students. The entire po-
lice force Of I0IOO men was on duty.
Young Taft on Duty.
Robert Taft, the presidents son,
one of the student watchers. was sta
toned at the Third avenue polling
Mace His DrpspDce however DrOved