Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-19


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said the acting Mayor as he waved
| a cheerful good-by.
In the aldermanic class were Thorn
as E. Curran, Avitus ]. Dougherty,
Charles ]. Hahn, John J. Reilly.
Chares A. Cutting. Angelo r. Bian-
chi, Frank Diener, Mark F. Phillips,
Herman Scheininger, Louis Semel,
James P. Rogers, joseph f. McCrud-
den, ]. Francis Hanlon, r. Joseph
Govern, John F. Fitzsimmons. An
thony Schuck, John Faiss, John ].
Walsh and Michael Pagan.
Board Of Works Commissioners
Patrick H. Ryan, DR.. Charles F.
Kraemer, Albert r. Biertuempfel and
Charles p. Gillen. while they didn't
walk four abreast, were there in the
crowd.
Many Familiar Faces.
CHANGING along the line these IA
miliar faces were seen keeping rhyth-
mic step to the music of the band:
Former Police Chief Henry Hopper,
Chief of Police Michael T. Long, Peter
Hauck, jr., Judge Charles F. Herr,
Judge Simon Hahn, acting Police
Chief Thomas CORDIALLY, Paul ].
/ Moore, chief engineer of the fire de-
partment; Tax Commissioners Thorn
as Preston, Moses Reichmann and
John L. Carroll, Assessment Commits
sloners William Dimond, Joseph
Heisler and Adolph Holzner, John d.
Hayes, James r. Hensler, Adolph
Hensler, Richard Hensler, Excise
Commissioners Richard Miller, John
Neder and John Goehring, Excise
Inspector William Dlgnan, Joseph B.
O'Rourke, Sealer of Weights and
Measures John Sullivan, Charles E.
Bond. Assistant License Inspector
Charles NJ. Jessup, Frank Adubato,
Jail Warden Richard McGuinness,
John McEnroe, Deputy Fire Chief
John ]. Towey, Battalion Chief Her
man Schweickhardt, Peter Herman,
Joseph Hill, Almshouse Superin-
tendent Patrick j. White and Tax
Receiver Richard ]. Franz.
Commissioner Timothy Foyle and
Chief Inspector William Young led
the health board forces.
Congress was represented by Wal
ter 1. Mccoy, of the Ninth District,
and Edward w. Townsend, of the
Tenth.
County Clerk Joseph McDonough
had Surrogate Isaac Shoenthal in tow
and near by was Democratic County
Chairman James d. Moriarity.
DR.. James T. Glennon, fire depart
ment veterinarian, and DIR. William
o. Bailey kept eyes on Detective Ser
geants John Harris and James Nee
han.
Edward Hahn, Patrick ]. Cunning,
former Judge George H. Lambert,
Michael Leveen, Philip Lowry, Free
holder Emmett j. Quinn Detective
John Mcconnell and Thomas McNally
formed a middle division.
Others among those present were
Fire Commissioners T. e. Burke, W.
A. Weber, Frank Lagay and Mat
thias Stratton, George A. Courier,
John Erb. owen F. Conlon, candidate
for Congress in the Eighth District;
Charles Eberhardt, Walter Franz,
Comptroller Tyler Parmly, Patrick J.
Walsh, Michael J. Owens, City Home
Trustee John Lederer, Thomas H.
Boyle, James O'Neill, Fire Lieuten-
ant Joseph H. Barrett, J. F. Block
John Gaynor, Valentine Braun, Her
man E. l. Boyer, Louis Bucher,
Henry F. Backus, William Barkhorn,
William Bohes, Leopold Blum, John
J. Berry, James F. Connorton, Uzal
Garry, John ]. Bracken, candidate
for sheriff; Joseph Byrne, Under
Sheriff James F. Hyland, Police
Commissioners John Bladder, Philip
Seaman and Alfred De Voc, Bat
talon Chief Dennis Guidera, Alex
ander Archibald, Newark city clerk;
George Sinnott, Deck VOTERS, Ed
ward L. Price, jr.. Henry Guenther.
Thomas Blaney, John Nate, 7. e.
Burke, jr., Hubert F. Hahn, jeremiah
Spillane and Joseph A. Wright.
The Proud Committeeman.
Proudest of all in the columns of
marching men were the members Of
the various committees having charge
Of department work in connection
with the bake. They wore nicer
badges than the others, nicer because
there were some extra trimmings on
the field of green. Here is the way
the subcommittee were made up:
Bake Committee-Elmer A Day,
chairman; James F. Connorton, NJ. T.
Mullin, Thomas Tracy, Uzal Garry,
Richard j. Franz, John F. Monahan,
e. C. Eaton, Thomas Craig, Moses
Reichman, John J. Gaynor. Daniel
Maloney and William Dignan.
Hat Committee-Thomas E. Curran.
chairman; E. J. Hahn, Deck VOTERS,
e. J. Quinn, Thomas ]. Lee, jr., Jo-
seph A. Hemich and James p. Rogers.
Badge Committee-James f. Con-
norton, Thomas Wall, Joseph Nc
Donough, Fred G. Steck and James
F. Hyland.
Music contradictions Tracy,
chairman; Uzal Garry, Moses Reich
mann, John H. Sullivan and Charles
F. Kraemer.
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Martin Hoppe, John II. Donnelly, Pat
rick j. White and Richard j. Franz.
Transportation Committee-Thonas
r. Burke NJ. A. Mullin, Joseph Pur-
cell James +. Meehan, John j.