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Mayors of Albion, Michigan

Mayors of Albion, 1885-2008 (may be incomplete!)
Charles F. Austin 1885 Robert J. Frost 1886 L. J. Wolcott 1887 E. F. Mills 1888 Robert J. Frost 1889 Eugene P. Robertson 1890 Isaac N. Sibley 1891 Henry D. Thomason 1892-93 William B. Knickerbocker 1894-95 Samuel Dickie 1896 A. L. McCutcheon 1897 Almon G. Bruce 1898 Edward R. Loud 1899 Charles W. Dalrymple 1900 James Shanley 1901-02 Frank E. Palmer 1903 C. Owen Brownell 1904-05 Daniel M. McAuliffe 1906-08 Adrian F. Cooper 1909-10 William W. Austin 1911 George U. McCarty 1912 Norman H. Wiener 1950-54 Victor S. Burstein 1967 William M. Wheaton 2007-08

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

  • 1902 Apr 7: James Shanley (Dem), elected.
  • 1908 Apr 6: Daniel M. McAuliffe (Dem), elected.
  • 1909 Apr 5: Adrian F. Cooper (Rep), elected.
  • 1910 Apr 4: Adrian F. Cooper (Rep), elected; William W. Austin (Dem), defeated.
  • 1912 Apr 1: George U. McCarty (Rep), elected; Charles Burnet (Dem), defeated.
  • 1914 Apr 6: Charles Burnet (Dem), elected.


    Village Presidents of Albion (may be incomplete!)

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