Philadelphia Election Sweep Sets Record Majority
Philadelphia voters backed the Republican slate for mayor and tax receiver by a record 60 989 in a total 214 747. Charles Warwick led Pattison by 60 989 as the party swept mayor, taxes, council, police magistrates and school directors. Women won a single school director seat, Anna Lonstreth leading in the Fifteenth ward.
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Philadelphia
Robert E. Pattison
Sylvester Bonnaffon, Jr
Democratic Party
Republican “Combine
David Martin
Charles A. Porter
Senator Penrose
Hich
Senator Quay
Combine
Quay
Pattison
Peb
Charles Warwick
Robert F E. Pattison
Edwin S. Stuart
Anna Lonstreth
Warwick
Ravages of diphtheria sweep Grand Valley areas
Reports from Goodwill Hill Eureka and nearby towns detail multiple diphtheria deaths, quarantines, and orders to burn infected houses as state health officials oversee containment. The surge has slowed to convalescence but remains deadly, with three Walker children among recent fatalities and indemnity provided for boarded houses.
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Grand Valley
State Board of Health
Goodwill Hill
M. Murphy
Clint Murphy
Board of Health
Eureka
Spring Creek Road
C. E. Walker
Titusville Herald
Gentry
Philadelphia
James B. Gentry
Madge Yorke
Morton
Albany
Strong
Platt
New York City
New York
Y M C A Building Challenge Over River View
In Warren a bill in equity by Myron Waters seeks to block a Y M C A building project for obstructing river view and public access. The case centers on Water street and the Allegheny river boundary, historic surveys, and whether the proposed foundation and wall encroach on public highways or a former road along the river. The court’s March term decision is awaited, with authorities debating riverbank boundaries and public rights.
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Myron Waters
Hensel
Warren
Conewango Creek
Andrew Ellicott
Gen
Wm. Irvine
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Allegheny River
Water Street
Pennsylvania
New York
Burgess and Town Council
Hickory Street
Hickory and
Poplar Streets
Allegheny
Ilickery Street
Pleasant Bridge Company
Pleasant Bridge
George Volmer
M. C
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Harrisburg
Borough of
County of
State of
Warren Mills
Senator Lee
Dall
Par
Rogers
Victory and Votes Stir Local Council Race News
The article details a multi ward city council election with Hill and Gander triumphs in different wards. Borchers narrowly defeats Messenger in the second ward while Borders leads in support and the fourth ward backs Hill. The piece notes disputed voting, a court decision pending, and confirms results across wards and districts including Conowango and surrounding towns.
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Messenger
Crow
Capt. Borders
Mr. Borchers
Iit
Henry Messenger
Gander
Hill
Cousins
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Odd Fellows’ Relief Association
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Fabor
Rich Hill
John Marshall
Fred. Douglass
Washington
Frederick Douglass
Anacostia
Douglass
Hayti
Harrison
Maple Shade Creamery
Russell
Milkworth
Houghart & Co
B. H E. Houghurt
Landis & Co
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Mr. Hill
Leffard
Lesser
Council
Randall
L. Werle
Ward
A. Werle
Peirce
Riwa
W. J. Alexander
A.A. Itiwa
E. R. Peirce
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Martin
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Simon P. Schermerborn
W. M. Baker
Lewis Adolph Keller
C. M. Shawkey
Barry Horton
J. B. Kline
Godfrey Gruber
Free Bridge
Third Ward
W. S. Leffard
John Albrecht
S. L. Clemens
Wm. Martin
C. H. Greenland
Sidney Crocker
Fourth Ward
Ryan
Johnson
McLire
Ott
Sclion
McLaughlin
Constable—Hagerty
Cook
Fyee Bridge
No Free Bridge
D. W. Ames
T L. Hampson
Peter Smith
C. G. Ferry
W. H. Taylor
L. McWilliams
Charles Lott
John Thomas
Albert Witz
James Holt
W. L. Wycoff
Emil St. Lesser
J. BR. Mitchell
EH. A. Mahaffy
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Chas. Ingersoll
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John Ray
Geo. Schiller
W. S. Coates
Milo Park
Conewango
FF. A. Crocker
Christian Johnson
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N. A. Kidder
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C. Grosh
W. A. Smiley
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Wd. Wentz
W. Henhart
C. Beyer
G. Lee
N. H. Kidder
Fred Bottis
S. A. Putnam
W. E. Owens
FB. A. Blandin
John Olson
Henry Muntz
TP. A. Crocker
C. Johnson
W- Schuler
XN. A. Kidder
David Uhi
C. Grosch
Hd. Wantz
W. Honhart
J. Ward
P. W. Somers
Lewis Honhart
Geo. Porter
Sechrist
B. F P. Mead
J. Honhart
Clarendon Lord
H. W. Gandy
E. J. Armstrong
Robert Henderson
Arthur Smith
Thos. McNally
B. C. Hoffman
L. A. Erickson
M. H. Whitling
GR. Geer
N. T. Francis
J. P. Maitland
Wm. Bailey
John O’neill
H. Seeley
J. F. Keeler
M. Whitling
ZT. Weaver
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A. S. Knight
J. H. Driscoll
E.H. Bradley
F. K. Williams
C. J. Morrison
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Kinzua Township
Lyman Palmiter
Solon English
Roscoe Morrison
Chas. Rolins
John N. King
J. W. Springer
W. G. Tate
Miss Christine King
Mason Sheldon
Ienry Johnson
D. G. Blackman
O. J. Morrison
G. W. Morehouse
Robt. English
James
Uorydon Township
J. M. Aiken
S. CG. McClintock
J. AL. Turney
Benjamin Crooks
Jef Bowsnan
C. CL. Andrews
N. J. Whitcomb
Flatt
G .C. Knapp
Eugene Crooks
Sulelleld
W. L. Harringer
Yad
D. Allen
A. J. Voughton
NL. Peterson
J. Borden
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A. Secor
I. Kracer
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Thomas Mathison
Swain
J. L. Kracer
Oncy
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