Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-02
POLITICAL PICK=UPS

! The Robert Fulton and General
Runyon Councils of the Junior Order
OF the United American Mechanics
held a joint meeting last night in the
Jr. O. u A. M. building on Plane
street. DR.. Joseph S. Vinson, candi-
date for the Republican mayoralty
nomination, and DIR. w. W. Colby, a
shrievalty aspirant addressed the
members. No Endorsements We're
| made.
The Italian Republican Club, of 40
Stone street, will hold a mass meet
ing at it's headquarters tonight. The
Seritella Association will hold a mass
meeting at 27 Drift street Daniel
Il. Gaven, Republican candidate for
surrogate, will address both these
meetings.
The Otto j, Karst Association last
night indorsed the candidates. of
Charles A. Cutting for alderman in
the Twelfth ward and of Richard
Cashion for Assembly.
! The Fifteenth Ward Democratic
| Club held a meeting last night in
| Malloy's Hall, Sussex avenue and
Second street, and indorsed the en-
| tire city and county tickets approved
/ by the organization John j. Walsh
was indorsed as candidate for alder
man in the Fifteenth ward. Alder
man Michael Pagan was elected
president of the. club for the ensuing
! year,
| The Fred G. Stickel Association, of
| lrvngton, last night indorsed Free
| holders August l.. Lacombe, Amos
! w. Harrison ami Richard f. Malta
as candidates for denomination. Fred
G. Stickel, jr., candidate for the Re-
! publican surrogate nomination, was
| the principal speaker
The Sixth Ward Democratic Club
last night Endorsed the candidacy of
Alderman Avitus j. Dougherty for
reelection. The Democratic city and
county tickets We're also indorsed.
| j. William Huegel, Republican can
didate for the shrievalty nomination.
addressed two open-air meetings last
night, one at Rosevile avenue and
Orange street, and another at
! Springfield avenue and South Tenth
street. Mr.. Huegel also spoke to the
st. Peters Orphan Aid Society in the
! club-rooms, in Belmont avenue. To-
night Mr. Huegel will be accom-
panied by his Young Mems Squad,
members of which will address meet
| ings in the city and the county.
/ Daniel T. Gaven, Republican can
| didate for surrogate, will be q guest
| of the Mems Club at st. Charles's
| Church, Custer and Peshine avenues,
| Weequahic Park section, tonight.
where he will make the presentation,
| on behalf Of the Mems Club, of a
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| school. He will also attend and adj
dress Republican meetings at the
/ Seritella Association, at 81 Drift
| street, and the Italian Republican
| Club, at 40 Stone street, and attend
a meeting of his own East Orange
campaign committee. Tomorrow
night he will attend and address the
| meetings of the Lincoln Club, of
| Roseviile; the Grant Club open air
meeting, at Sherman avenue; the II.
| b, O'Connell Club, at Twentieth
street and Springfield avenue, and
the East Orange Italian Club, at
| their headquarters on fremont ave-
nue., East Orange.
The Fremont Society met last
| night at Sixteenth avenue and Cam
den street. Addresses were made by
| Frederick G. Stickel, jr., candidate
| for the Republican nomination for
surrogate; John Donegan spoke in
| behalf of Daniel F. Gaven. another
| candidate for the nomination for
| surrogate; Harry b. O'Connell, J. A.
Garrabrants, j. William Huegel, can
| didates for the nomination for
sheriff. John f. Murray, jr., Louis
| Pfeifer, August ]. Miller and Oscar
Block, candidates for the nomination
for members of the Board of Works;
| August Soffel and Ferdinand Roem
mele, candidates for the nomination
| tor county supervisor. and Thomas
L. Raymond. candidate for the
mayoralty nomination.