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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1897

Page

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Fusion Wins Only One Ward In City Election

The municipal election was quiet overall with notable battles in the Thirteenth and Twenty-Eighth wards. In the Thirteenth Miles defeated Jenkins by over 1300 as repeaters swarmed, while in the Fifteenth ward Durham and Woodruff secured victories for State Senator and State Representative respectively.

Crow People Win in the Fifteenth Ward Election

In a quiet ward vote Sheriff Crow confirms anti-Combine gains with Huey for Select Council and Woodruff for State Representative defeating Combine opponents. Fourier and Jewill also triumph against Town and his faction while other incumbents and independents face mixed results across wards.

Sheriff Crow William G. Huey Henry W. Bambirth Combine Clinton Rogers Woodruff Joseph F. Swope Harrison Club Fairmount Avenue Eighteenth Huey Woodruff Lambirth Lieutenant Richards Ninth Police District Twenty-third Brown Streets Swope

Vote for magistrates wards outcome in two parties race

In the city election the six magistrate candidates, four Republicans and two Democrats, were all elected. The vote distribution across the wards shows how each candidate fared, detailing which wards favored Republicans or Democrats and noting overall victory for the slate.

Israel W. Durham Narrowly Trails in Sixth District Senate Race

Israel W. Durham, anti-Combine leader, polled 67 votes for State Senator in the Sixth district to succeed United States Senator-elect Penrose. The district includes the Seventh, Eighth and Ninth wards with Democratic support noted. Eleven thousand seven hundred and fifty-one votes cast in The Times Library Contest yesterday.

Prohibition Israel W. Durham Hiram W. de Walt de Walt Clinton Rogers Woodruff Fifteenth Ward Walton Penniewill Woodruff Combine Joseph F. Swope Penrose Durham Times

Vote for Candidates for Select and Common Branches

The vote details for Select and Common Councils School Directors and Constables are listed for the different wards with figures showing the standings and counts for each candidate across the wards. The document records the official tally by ward and the names of the elected officials for the school and city offices.

Council and School Directors List in City Election

The document lists candidates for the 3006 Common Council with two members, including Joseph L. Nobre and R. and D. It also names four school directors: John C. Mitchell, John A. Reade, John W. Schaal, and John P. Gallen, with party affiliations noted.

Joseph L. Nobre Common Council John F. Stater Andrew W. Falley John C. Mitchell John A. Reade John W. Schaal D. John P. Gallen

Local Officials Listing With Party Affiliation

Common Council three members William J. Scott R 2839 John T. Stauffer R 2328 Alexander Abrahams R 2315 Pascal B 845 Irvin Deitrick D 7 Charles Savi 300 School Directors four to be elected James H. Miller R Washman Huttenlock R Harry Fernberger D

Common Council William H. Garre Bennett L. Smedley Mayne R. Longstreth Eee John F. Kelly Tee Thomas W. Gillespiey Harry F.eston Richard T. Browne James R. Dever William J. Scott John T. Stauffer Alexander Abrahams Pascal Irvin Deitrick Charles Savi James H. Miller Washman Huttenlock Harry Fernberger Joseph Weete Uae el Gordon Richard E. Tongue William T. Birch Tee Etree Charles Motley Hannes Teen Wees Luke Fox Eter Wees Ames M Abner J. Lebeest Ath i Hin Spite Ds James Do Artan Watson D. Ee I. Hasearses Charles H John Bra Richard Souen K. Stinger R. Erene Theas J. Henry Charles Vautier D. Tener Eeeeres Abraham Wilmer Patterson Mpson James W. Smith Ese Joseph Russell Bob Uel McRe William J. Me J. Alfred Ag Oo M J. Beatty Richard T. Irwin Spotnher Isaac D. Hetzel William H. Mingle Daniel Dr. R R. Tee Jacob . Hireon Robert Rr Gillespie D. . Constable Witlam Bae, & Wre John Hamilton Hamilton W. Sherlock Geor H. Kittams John Rrows James C Eta Henry Ind J. Kling Terre Renee Eee Edward Padbes Wenenen Nas Firth Resent Rh. N Cornelion Menir John Doak, Jr Harrisee B- Geeeent Eimer Little Jose A Daniel J. Ferry Charles Smith, Sr Adam M Wees Henry Adam K. Walch Valli W. John H. Wetzel M Jamison Bemier Henry W Toca A

Common Council and School Directors Election Notice

Fragmentary OCR cites names including Pete Se Charles 8 Mea R 1386 Hiram Bowman and Victor Fermani with mentions of Mass School Directors election. Lacks readable actions, dates, or outcomes. summary reflects partial roster and intent to elect council members and school directors.

Pete Charles Hiram Bowman Cee Goor Victor Fermani Pep Tnt Ey Wade Rand Dwae Geoph C. Cree Eve Wiliam Robinson

School Directors and Common Council Names Listed

Fragmentary OCR lists names under Common Council and School Directors with party affiliations and incomplete details. Likely from a local election slate showing candidates Andrew Jam Wiebrnecessus Barry Quinny Thomas Smyth Jr William H. Berees William J.nning and others.

Wm. McMullen Bernt Tenneson Ietehesobes Ae Common Council Andrew Jam James Meale Ee Wiliam J.nning

School Directors Election List Readopts Local Names

Cadwaladerne Bennente and R and Bi.me R. H. P. L. Saver Ind. announce four school directors elected. Alfred Cavagnare and Samuel oon listed among nominees with others including Katherine B. Davis and Ethel Cushing. Names, positions, and vote tallies appear in the notice with references to local districts and terms.

Common Council Cadwaladerne B. Bennente R. H. P. L. Saver Ind Alfred Cavagnare Samuel Oon Charles A Naulty Weeds Een Katherine B. Davis Mies Ethel Cushing Eos

School Directors Race Notes and Candidate List

James Nolan and John P. Gloninger appear as candidates with party affiliations, ballots show Indiana aligned directors and council members. The page lists four school directors to be elected with names including William Van Osten and Stephen D. Franklin among likely contenders.

James Nolan John P. Gloninger Ind. R Common Council Eee William van Osten Stephen D. Franklin

School Directors Election Names Read Like Jumble

An unreadable OCR fragment lists names such as Jonas Suplee Bened J. Lawrence and D 912 with unclear roles. The snippet references four directors and a possible party or school context but provides no concrete events or dates.

Qantas Wieath A Jonas Suplee Bere Bened J. Lawrence

Council Agenda Voiced by Charles K Surith

A fragmented note mentions council business led by Charles K Surith with unclear context and partial phrasing. The readable bits hint at municipal discussions or appointments but lack concrete actions, dates, or specific departments. Further text is needed for a precise summary.

Arrest Made in Mill Fire Case at Rose Valley

Thomas Lee, president of the Rose Valley Mill in Moylan Delaware County, was arrested on a Chester warrant for arson aimed at securing insurance proceeds. Sidney Moore, a former employee, waited over a year to accuse Lee, alleging two earlier fire attempts and naming several mill owners as claimants. Detected by Chester police, Lee awaited action by Delaware County authorities as his lawyer denounced the case as attempted blackmail and possible perjury.

Sidney Moore Lee Thomas Lee Rose Valley Moylan Delaware County Chester Wissahickon Tate Gallagher Tomlinson Thirteenth Central L. H. R. Nyce Thomas Berry Moore Berry Celar Nyce Isabelle Osbourn Lizzie B. Ginn Thomas J. Osbourn Mary Y,. Forwood A. B

Gossip about Quay and cabinet vacancies in Pennsylvania

Special Telegram to The Times from Pirrssburg Pa reports that Senator Quay and Penrose supposedly blocked Pennsylvania and New York from cabinet posts. P G Knox of Pittsburgh was the only Pennsylvanian under Cabinet consideration. Quay’s allies deny the tale, saying Quay and Knox are friends.

the Times Pirrspure Senator Quay Pennsylvania New York P. G. Knox Pitt Major A Quay Penrose Mr. Knox Andrew Rm

Washington express derails near Broad Street Station

The engine left the track at Nineteenth Street just before the train shed. The heavy train caused delay and minor shaking to passengers. no cars followed the engine and there were no reported injuries.

Washington Express Broad Street Nineteenth Street Tos Ceateak Tepi Teh

Forecast for Wednesday in Eastern NY PA and NJ

The forecast calls for fair weather across eastern New York eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey on Wednesday with slightly warmer conditions. Southwest early winds are expected with yesterday's high around 44 and low near 35 degrees.

New York Pennsylvania New Jersey

Piang Bargain Meoraly Rane Bt Gant and Chestnut

A fragment from a local news page mentions Piang Bargain Meoraly and individuals or entities named Rane Bt Gant and 1111 Chestnut in an unclear context, suggesting a brief item or notice. The readable text hints at people and a place but lacks full details or event description.

Piang Bargain Rane Bt Gant

Perry's Handsome Sells and Overcoats Advertisement

An ad for Perry OO at 1580 Chestnut Street promotes a “combine for everybody” blending elegance with economy. It claims extensive stock, low prices, and large quantities to ensure affordability, inviting customers to enjoy comprehensive coverage of stylish coats and overcoats.

Perry

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fras Leareas Fusion Miles Grow Warwick Harry Hunter Ham Republican Party nti-Combine Lucas G. Fourier Select Council Amos Harrisburg James L. Miles Republican McKinley Business Men's League George W. Jenkins, Jr Democratic Municipal League Jenkins and Koons Tion Jenkins Fourier Town G. J. Jewill Samuel P. Town George Sterr Jewill Harry Fletcher John Warren Joseph Winters Lewis D. Matthias Sterr John Dunn J. C. Gerhart Joseph H. Klemmer Edward Voight John Kelly Squire McMullen James Courbine Quinn George Q. Epiel Seventeenth Ward Jacob Roth Spiel Hie Rudolph Blankenburg Select Combiners McKinley Citizens Charlies Means Hunter Dem OOS Coos Hiram DeWalt Israel W Adee Sk Wee Steereeeeeee DeWah John Ste. Tee Frank I. Mit Retell Christopher Heonard James Vine Zachary Titian William Reisert Otto A. Bihn Enoch D. Park Edward Meredith Andrew J. Toland Ween Louise W. Kline John D. Macfarland Tenth Ward Twenty Joseph H. Pienen Decatur Milligan R.i.e Thomas J George W. Apple Goraeline i E. Spencley William A. Sawyer William F. Dixon Nton Yonen Li . Levering Eorge R. Jon Ee Geo W. Bromley Bree William L. Cassin NeWs William Auce William Ring John Murray Inick Robert Yeock Tin Witham Trs Seavecs Eae Samuel Evans Thomas Meehan Jacob J. Leeds John W. David R George Gowen Hood Son Andrew J John F. Lynch, Jr Horatio N. Eisenbrey Twelfth Ward Henry Erdin John G. Hermann Frederick W. Becker Geo W. Joerger Frederick Halterman Bias John Maxwe Tee Daniel J Schoales Thomas James Emanuel Falana Ames L. Miles Arge Enana Wreeneks Horace B. Moore Seme Ellsworth H. Hal R Frederick P. K Letson Brock Watson C. Patet Eees Paul Ja Rand DD Enone James H Julius Helin William W. Axe John Shallcross Harvey Riland R. Wate William Weditz George M. Shallcross Anthon A. Jordan Jacob Ommor Lynford Knowles William Thorp Ee Soci Issecrsicnenans el McMonagle Third Ward William Tear James McHugh Thomas Maire William V. Barr Uselma C. Smith J. Martin Mmel RSCAT Clifton Maloney Geo F. Storgia Boss. i William H. Carson John F. Harper John H. Fleming W B Riley James E. Ritchie J. F. Neill John Lan Wees Witten R. Nomkben Wesley A. Fooney Orris H. Sek William L. Gneith John Chonda Katherine Hauck Ella P. On Emma L. Wiley Tee Ene Constable John P. Ae Mmor M. Bayne Fourth Ward Fifth Ward Samuel Gilpin R Shas J. Hanger Lewis Obermiller Carl Bobn Henry Hoffa Joseph Crockett Peter F. Moy Samuel Moore Cc H Ivins R Mecredy Louis J. Kolb D John Stevenson Steeee Charles A. Gillin Praukiin Ip Dungan Beatty William P. Ruhl Joh Campbell William Jn William Ebbinoger James Donohue Cewire Joseph A. McHenry John J Richardson Trimbie Will R. King Ak . Cross Ind Wadaweee E Lovegrove Breltinger Sonn Pr .Buckey Walter N. Steve Er Eae Tae John H. Kite Deae C. Edwin Wright Henry D. Stewart Jose Greenwan Carlin Willliam Pe Voltz Ind Runell Isr Julian P. Wright Ll. Allen Willian Spratt John J. Lally John McDonald Hannah H. Hutton Darding Icis Henry A. Lasalle Charles W. Schnerr Charles Devitt Indohn H. Quigley D Raff Thomas W. Ner, Jr Arthur Dadsworth Sete Enews T. Ceeeeae Bi L. G. Miller R . Hnsteigerwald A J. Cody Sion George Schmidt James F. Hamilton Charles H. Ellis Thomas Noon Sonn Bbsthardt Seee Uch Sree Obu McGaw P Whitin Littley Peter E. Costello Crazies B. Barton R. Green Eaward W. Knapp H. A. P. Bicats William ‘Ae Beas Duc Frank Shallcross Ste Tees Henry Brous William H. Hill Joseph McKeown F. Carroll Seventh Ward Eighth Ward Goose Sunderland David B. Chew John Malove George M Ninth Ward Henry B. Abbot Andrew F. Stevens, Jr John 8. Hammond Charles Seger BATS Chris. J. Perry William H. Lo William H. McGinnis Dennis Boyle Charles McDonald Lynwood Garrison Lincoln L. Eyre John Saunders Thomas Tynham Henrietta Ba Louis Een J. Warner Goheen Ies M. Swain Uaties B. Conam Fr. Ritter Bevid Dimon McLaods R Eaver Caveh Eis D John H. B. Puis Sop Gert Kohwan Brame Bower Edward Moore O'Shea Somes P Lucas Manuel J Bree Sonn B Epira Et Sear Speersé Twenty-Ninth Ward Iwentieth Ward Ae Council Charles K. Surith Johan McCabe Martin Redding Richard Powers Joseph Burns South Twelfth Street Thirtieth Relect Council William M R D. Pres Willian H. Pouston Chester Police Chestnut Street
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