Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
MANY HARR|GAN
PETITIONS THROWN
OUT BY CITY CLERK
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Connolly made the announcement that
the Socialist party will not have any
official ballot this year, having failed
to file their petitions in time. II a
Socialist wants to vote for his party IS
choice now he will have to scratch the
regular ballot and write in the name
of his choice.
DIR. Louis Reich, who withdrew his
petition yesterday as a candidate for
freeholder from the Third ward. was
the first local candidate to file petit
tion this year His petition was filed
on August at 9;15 a. NJ, and remained
alone until last week
Harrigan Petitions.
A few minutes before u o'clock last
night, the time limit set for filing petit
tions for nominations of candidates for
city Offices, State and congressional
delegates and candidates for the county
committees of the different parties. a
large batch of petitions was filed by
the Harrigan Association, whose dele
gates are pledged to support Sheriff
Harrigan for governor at the State
convention.
sented in eighty-one districts in the
city, and additionally has named can
didates for alderman and freeholder in
the Fifth, Seventh, Twelfth and Thir-
teenth wards.
The Progressive Republicans were
also late in filing some of their petit
tions and are represented in 1M of the
144 districts. the best showing that this
wing of the Republican party has yet
made in the city. They have candi-
dates for alderman and freeholder in
the First, Second, Third, Sixth,
Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh
and Sixteenth wards.
In the First ward the Democrats have
three aspirants for alderman and two
| for freeholder in addition to the organ
| ization's candidates. They are Martin
J. Connolly, William d. Elliott and
Frank j. McCabe for alderman, and
| Charles w. Cox and Thomas Boyle for
| freeholder. The other Independent
Democrats are David Dornstein, for
| freeholder, in the Third ward: William
e. Ryan, for alderman, in the Sixth
ward William e. Mcguire, in the
Eleventh ward; Andrew R. Fitzsim-
mons and Bernard J. Kelly, for free
holder. In the Thirteenth ward; James
| A. Bray, for alderman, and John ]
Gless, for freeholder, in the Fourteenth
ward; Charles P. O'Neill, for alderman
and Anthony R. Finelli, Eugene ]. Mul.
vaney and George w. Collins, for free
holder, in the Fifteenth ward.
Jacob Haussiing, on the Democratic
! ticket, and Edward e. Gnichtel, on the
Republican ticket, are the only candi-
dates for the mayoralty. August f
| Eggers, on the Republican ticket, has
no party opposition for the Board Of
Works, but has Patrick N. Ryar
against him on the Democratic ticket.
August Goertz, who is the regular
Republican candidate for trustee oi
the City Home, is opposed by William
Miller, who is running as an inde.
pendent.
George Dicker is the Harrigan can
didate for the Board of Works, while
William Hyland, the regular candidate
for City Home trustee on the Demo
cratic ticket is opposed by John A
Furman, the Harrigan candidate.
William A. Barkhorn who is runninf
on the regular Democratic ticket fol
City Home trustee to fill an unexpiret
LCiHls ildS IiO OPPOSlliOlls 1H0 OeIIlO
cratic candidates for alderman ant
freeholder are:
/ Regular Democratic.
First Ward-For alderman, William
d. Elliott; for freeholder, Patrick J
O'Connor.
Second Ward-For alderman, Franz
Diener: for freeholder, Herbert c
Bullivant.
Third Ward-For alderman, Herman
Scheininger; for freeholder, JOSEPH
Mann.
Fourth Ward-For alderman, Alex.
ander Archibald; for freeholder Her
man e. L. Boyer.
Fifth Ward-For alderman, j. Fran
els Hanlon; for freeholder. Frank A
Foley.
, Sixth Ward-For alderman, Fred ]
Fischer; for freeholder, John J. Gaynor
Seventh Ward-For alderman, Cor
nelius Harrington; for freeholder, Johl
. ]. Brody.
Eighth Ward-For freeholder, De
: Witt C. Pell; for freeholder, Harry L
, l'Sleight.
| Ninth Ward-For alderman, Harry
Madden; for freeholder, Peter A. Biglel
J Tenth Ward-Bor alderman, Patric
} C.. O'Brien; for freeholder, Emmett
Quinn.
| Eleventh Ward-For alderman, Fred
, erick Grobert; for freeholder John N
Rhodabeck.
Twelfth Ward-For alderman, AlbeI
B. Biertuempfel; for freeholder, JAIME
NJ Burns.
Thirteenth Ward - For alderman
. John F. REILLY; for freeholder, Ru
dolph H. Motter.
, Fourteenth Ward = For alderman
! Anthony Schuck; for freeholder, Fred
: erick G. Steck.
Fifteenth Ward-For alderman, Ar
gelo r. Bianchi; for freeholder, Joh
/ l.. Dunn.
+ Sixteenth .Ward-For alderman, Joh
M. Judge: for freeholder. Albel
{ Haeberle, Jr.
RI Harrfgan Association.
Fifth Ward-For alderman. Law
: renee J. Carlin; for freeholder. Et
} gene A. Clancy.
Seventh ward-For alderman, Joh
: McDevitt
Twelfth ward--For alderman, Hem