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Mayors of Binghamton, New York

Mayors of Binghamton, 1867-1993 (may be incomplete!)
Abel Bennett 1867 Jabez F. Rice 1868 Job N. Congdon 1869-70 Walton Dwight 1871 Sherman D. Phelps 1872 Benjamin N. Loomis 1873 Delancey M. Halbert 1874 Charles McKinney 1875 John Rankin 1876 Charles Butler 1877-78 James H. Bartlett 1879 Horace N. Lester 1880 Duncan R. Grant 1881 James K. Weldon 1882 J. Stuart Wells 1883 George A. Thayer 1884 Benajah S. Curran 1892 George E. Green 1893-99 Jerome De Witt 1900-01 Samuel L. Smith 1902-05 Hiram H. Woodburn 1906-07 Clarence M. Slausen 1908-09 John J. Irving 1910-11 William R. Ely 1915 Frank H. Truitt 1916 Harry C. Walker 1917 Thomas A. Wilson 1920-21 John A. Giles 1925 Clarence J. Cook 1926-27 Norman A. Boyd 1928-31 Miles M. Smith 1932-35 Thomas W. Behan 1937 Charles W. Kress 1938-41 Fancher M. Hopkins 1942-43 Walker B. Lounsbery 1944 Walker B. Lounsbery 1948-49 Donald W. Kramer 1950-56 John J. Burns 1958-62 Joseph W. Esworthy 1966 Alfred J. Libous 1975

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1993: John J. Burns, defeated.

 

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