The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Bangor, Maine

Mayors of Bangor, Maine

Mayors of Bangor, 1834-1972 (may be incomplete!)
Allen Gilman 1834-35 Edward Kent 1836-37 Rufus Dwinel 1838 J. Wingate Carr 1839-40 Bradford Harlow 1841-43 Jacob Drummond 1844 Joseph Bryant 1845-46 Charles Hayward 1847-48 William Abbott 1848-49 W. H. Mills 1849-50 Elijah L. Hamlin 1851-52 George W. Pickering 1853-54 J. T. K. Hayward 1855-56 Hollis Bowman 1856-58 Isaiah Stetson 1859-62 Samuel H. Dale 1863-65 Albert G. Wakefield 1866-67 Augustus D. Manson 1868 Samuel D. Thurston 1869 Henry E. Prentiss 1870 Samuel H. Dale 1871 Joseph S. Wheelwright 1871-72 Joseph P. Bass 1873 Newell Blake 1874 F. M. Laughton 1875 William B. Hayford 1876 Augustus Choate Hamlin 1877-78 William H. Brown 1879-80 Lysander Strickland 1881-82 Frederick A. Cummings 1883 Samuel F. Humphrey 1884 Edward B. Nealley 1885-86 Charles F. Bragg 1887-89 Edward H. Blake 1890 Joseph F. Snow 1891 Flavius O. Beal 1892-94 Charles L. Snow 1895 Flavius O. Beal 1896-98 Arthur Chapin 1899-1901 William Engel 1902 Flavius O. Beal 1903-04 William B. Peirce 1905-06 John F. Woodman 1907-10 Charles W. Mullen 1911-12 Flavius O. Beal 1913 John G. Utterback 1914-15 Frank Robinson 1915 John F. Woodman 1915-19 Jarvis B. Woods 1920-21 Albert R. Day 1922-23 Charles D. Crosby 1924-26 John Wilson 1927-29 Benjamin W. Blanchard 1930 Norman E. Whitney 1931 John Flaherty 1953 William S. Cohen 1971-72

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1871: Samuel H. Dale, died in office.

1912 Mar 11: Charles W. Mullen (Dem), elected; Charles F. Sweet (Rep), defeated.

1914: Charles D. Stanford (Rep), defeated.

1924 Dec 8: Charles D. Crosby (Rep), elected; T. Herbert White (Dem), defeated.

1927 Dec 12: John Wilson (Rep), elected; Stephen B. McDonald (Dem), defeated.

1930 Dec 8: Norman E. Whitney (Rep), elected; Joseph T. Mullen (Dem), defeated.

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