Borough Presidents of Queens, 1897-2017 (may be
incomplete!)
Frederick
W. Bowley 1898-1901
Joseph
Cassidy 1902-05
Joseph
Bermel 1906-08
Lawrence
Gresser 1908-11
Maurice
E. Connolly 1911-28
Bernard
M. Patten 1928
George
U. Harvey 1929-41
James
A. Burke 1942-49
Maurice
A. FitzGerald 1950-51
Joseph
F. Mafera 1951
James
A. Lundy 1952-57
James
J. Crisona 1958-59
John
T. Clancy 1959-62
Mario
J. Cariello 1963-68
Sidney
Leviss 1969-71
Donald
R. Manes 1971-86
Claire
K. Shulman 1986-2001
Helen
M. Marshall 2002-13
Melinda
Katz 2014-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1897 Nov 2:
Frederick
W. Bowley (Dem & German-American), elected;
Felix
Fritsche (Rep & Independent Voters), defeated;
Frederick
W. Dunton (Gold Democratic), defeated;
James
A. Renwick (Citizens Union), defeated;
Charles
Berg (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Earl
Lee (Prohibition), defeated;
James
Davren (United Democracy), defeated.
1901 Nov 5:
Joseph
Cassidy (Dem), elected;
Henry
Doht (Rep), defeated;
Robert
B. Lawrence (Citizens Union), defeated.
1903 Nov 3:
Joseph
Cassidy (Dem), elected;
James
E. Clonin (Rep & Citizens Union), defeated.
1905:
Joseph
Cassidy (Dem), defeated.
1908 Apr 29:
Joseph
Bermel, resigned.
1909:
Joseph
Cassidy (Dem), defeated.
1909 Nov 2:
Lawrence
Gresser (Fusion), elected.
1911 Sep 26:
Lawrence
Gresser, removed.
1917 Nov 6:
Maurice
E. Connolly (Dem), elected.
1921 Sep 13:
Maurice
E. Connolly (Dem), nominated;
Denis
O'Leary (Dem), defeated in primary.
1921 Sep 13:
Edgar
F. Hazelton (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1921 Nov 8:
Maurice
E. Connolly (Dem), elected;
Edgar
F. Hazelton (Rep), defeated;
Barnet
Wolff (Socialist), defeated;
Fred
Hesse, defeated.
1925 Sep 15:
Maurice
E. Connolly (Dem), nominated;
C.
Pope Caldwell (Dem), defeated in primary.
1925 Sep 15:
John
L. Karle (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1925 Sep 15:
James
Oneal (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
1925 Nov 3:
Maurice
E. Connolly (Dem), elected;
John
L. Karle (Rep), defeated;
James
Oneal (Socialist), defeated.
1928 Apr 3:
Maurice
E. Connolly, resigned.
1929:
George
E. Powers (Workers), defeated.
1933 Sep 19:
Charles
S. Colden (Dem), nominated;
Joseph
P. Farley (Dem), defeated in primary.
1933 Sep 19:
George
U. Harvey (Rep), nominated;
Emil
Wolfertz (Rep), defeated in primary.
1933 Sep 19:
James
Oneal (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
1933 Nov 7:
George
U. Harvey (Rep & City Fusion), elected;
Charles
S. Colden (Dem & Jeffersonian), defeated;
Robert
S. Girling (Reunion & Taxpayers), defeated;
Richard
E. Welden (Vigilant), defeated;
James
F. O'Kelly (Assurance), defeated;
James
Oneal (Socialist), defeated;
George
E. Powers (Communist), defeated.
1937 Sep 16:
William
F. Brunner (Dem), nominated;
James
A. Burke (Dem), defeated in primary.
1937 Sep 16:
George
U. Harvey (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1937 Nov 2:
George
U. Harvey (Rep & City Fusion), elected;
William
F. Brunner (Dem), defeated;
Leonard
Lazarus (Socialist), defeated.
1941 Nov 4:
James
A. Burke (Dem), elected;
George
U. Harvey (Rep & City Fusion), defeated;
A.
Joseph Donnelly (American Labor), defeated.
1945 Nov 6:
James
A. Burke (Dem), elected;
George
Archinal (Rep), defeated;
Thomas
J. Gray (No Deal), defeated.
1949 Sep 6:
Maurice
A. FitzGerald (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1949 Sep 6:
James
A. Lundy (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1949 Sep 6:
Mary
Murphy (American Labor), nominated unopposed.
1949 Sep 6:
George
Rifkin (Liberal), nominated unopposed.
1949 Nov 8:
Maurice
A. FitzGerald (Dem), elected;
James
A. Lundy (Rep), defeated;
George
Rifkin (Liberal), defeated;
Mary
Murphy (American Labor), defeated.
1951 Aug 25:
Maurice
A. FitzGerald, died in office.
1951 Nov 6:
James
A. Lundy (Rep), elected.
1953 Sep 15:
James
A. Phillips (Dem), nominated;
John
T. Clancy (Dem), defeated in primary.
1953 Sep 15:
James
A. Lundy (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1953 Sep 15:
Herbert
A. Shingler (American Labor), nominated unopposed.
1953 Sep 15:
John
F. Rapp (Liberal), nominated unopposed.
1953 Nov 3:
James
A. Lundy (Rep), elected;
James
A. Phillips (Dem), defeated;
John
F. Rapp (Liberal & Ind), defeated;
Herbert
A. Shingler (American Labor), defeated.
1957 Sep 10:
James
J. Crisona (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1957 Sep 10:
James
A. Lundy (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1957 Sep 10:
James
J. Crisona (Liberal), nominated unopposed.
1957 Nov 5:
James
J. Crisona (Dem & Liberal & City Fusion), elected;
James
A. Lundy (Rep), defeated.
1959:
Robert
E. Barnes (Rep), defeated.
1961 Nov 7:
John
T. Clancy (Dem), elected;
Robert
E. Barnes (Rep & Civic Action), defeated;
Leo
Brown (Liberal), defeated.
1965 Nov 2:
Mario
J. Cariello (Dem & Rep), elected;
Michael
J. Yorke (Conservative), defeated.
1969 Jun 17:
Sidney
Leviss (Dem), nominated;
John
J. Santucci (Dem), defeated in primary;
Leonard
P. Stavisky (Dem), defeated in primary;
Martha
Kregman Zelman (Dem), defeated in primary.
1969 Nov 4:
Sidney
Leviss (Dem), elected;
Morton
Greenspan (Liberal), defeated;
Ralph
Kress (Rep), defeated;
Hugh
F. McShane (Conservative), defeated.
1971 Nov 2:
Donald
R. Manes (Dem & Rep), elected;
Robert
J. Hanophy (Conservative), defeated.
1973 Nov 6:
Donald
R. Manes (Dem & Rep), elected;
Catherine
S. Lynch (Conservative), defeated;
Victor
Levin (Liberal), defeated.
1985:
Donald
R. Manes, elected.
1986 Feb 11:
Donald
R. Manes, resigned.
2001 Sep 25:
Helen
M. Marshall (Dem), nominated;
Carol
A. Gresser (Dem), defeated in primary;
Sheldon
S. Leffler (Dem), defeated in primary.
2001 Nov 6:
Helen
M. Marshall (Dem & Liberal), elected;
Al
C. Stabile (Rep & Conservative), defeated;
Dorothy
Williams-Pereira (Green), defeated.
2005 Nov 8:
Helen
M. Marshall (Dem & Working Families), elected;
Philip
T. Sica (Rep & Conservative), defeated.
2009 Sep 15:
Helen
M. Marshall (Dem), nominated;
Marc
C. Leavitt (Dem), defeated in primary;
Robert
Schwartz (Dem), defeated in primary.
2009 Nov 3:
Helen
M. Marshall (Dem & Working Families), elected;
Robert
A. Hornak (Rep), defeated;
Robert
Schwartz (Conservative), defeated.
2013 Nov 5:
Melinda
Katz (Dem), elected;
Tony
Arcabascio (Rep), defeated;
Everly
Brown, defeated.
Long Island City
(consolidated with New York City 1898)
Mayors of Long Island City, 1870-97 (may be
incomplete!)
Abram
D. Ditmars 1870-71
Henry
S. DeBevoise 1872-75
Abram
D. Ditmars 1875
John
Quinn 1876
Henry
S. DeBevoise 1876-83
George
Petry 1883-86
Patrick
J. Gleason 1887-92
Horatio
S. Sanford 1893-95
Patrick
J. Gleason 1896-97
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1886:
W.
Remsen Taylor (Rep), defeated.
1892 Nov 8:
Horatio
S. Sanford (Jeffersonian Democratic), elected;
Patrick
J. Gleason (Dem), defeated;
Lucius
N. Manley (Rep), defeated.
1895 Nov 5:
Patrick
J. Gleason (Dem), elected;
John
P. Madden (Jeffersonian Democratic), defeated;
Benjamin
G. Strong (Rep), defeated;
Woodruff,
defeated.
Astoria (post
office)
Postmasters at Astoria, 1881-83 (may be
incomplete!)
Henry
C. Johnson as of 1881-83
Bayside (post
office)
Postmasters at Bayside, 1874-1907 (may be
incomplete!)
William
S. Brockaw as of 1874
Benjamin
R. Newcomb as of 1881-83
James
Hope as of 1887
G.
H. Drapel as of 1892
James
Hope as of 1893-97
John
J. Johnston as of 1901
George
Bouse as of 1907
Broad Channel
(post office)
Postmasters at Broad Channel, 1907-28 (may be
incomplete!)
Alfred
Shaw as of 1907
Etta
Shaw as of 1915-18
Selena
Harris as of 1919-21
Joshua
Brady as of 1925
Elizabeth
H. Oschmann as of 1928
College Point
(post office)
Postmasters at College Point, 1881-82 (may be
incomplete!)
Ferdinand
Gentner as of 1881-82
Corona (post
office)
Postmasters at Corona, 1881-82 (may be incomplete!)
Thomas
W. Howard as of 1881
Frank
Wickham as of 1882
Creedmoor (post
office)
Postmasters at Creedmoor, 1881-82 (may be
incomplete!)
Rosa
Klein as of 1881-82
Far Rockaway
(post office)
Postmasters at Far Rockaway, 1881-1943 (may be
incomplete!)
Eugene
H. Cole as of 1881
D.
H. Jennings as of 1887
Thomas
Henderson as of 1893-94
Andrew
McTigue as of 1897
Henry
A. France as of 1901
William
J. McVay as of 1915-17
Thomas
A. McMahon as of 1918-21
George
F. Vreeland as of 1925-28
Euphemia
M. Fitter as of 1937-43
Flushing (post
office)
Postmasters at Flushing, 1836-1943 (may be
incomplete!)
Joseph
Bloodgood as of 1836
John
W. Rickey as of 1881
A.
W. Smith as of 1887
E.
F. Harris as of 1893-94
James
H. Quinlan as of 1897
John
D. Van Nostrand as of 1901
Alfred
J. Kennedy 1913-21
John
A. Rapelye as of 1925-28
Joseph
A. Doyle as of 1937-43
Fort Totten
(post office)
Postmasters at Fort Totten, 1915-18 (may be
incomplete!)
George
H. Martens as of 1915-18
Fosters Meadow
(post office)
Postmasters at Fosters Meadow, 1881 (may be
incomplete!)
Joseph
S. Roeckel as of 1881
Glendale Station
(post office)
Postmasters at Glendale Station, 1881 (may be
incomplete!)
Peter
L. Affourtit as of 1881
Jamaica (post
office)
Postmasters at Jamaica, 1797-1971 (may be
incomplete!)
Eliphalet
Wickes 1797-1805
Nehemiah
Hinckman 1806-07
Eliphalet
Wickes 1807-35
James
Rider 1835-41
John
C. Smith 1841-45
Martin
Johnson 1845-49
Richard
Brush 1849-53
Martin
V. N. Rider 1853-57
Zebulon
M. P. Black 1857-61
Charles
Welling 1861-66
Hiram
U. Rider 1866-69
Charles
Welling 1869-82
George
W. Callow 1882-86
Paul
Barthel 1886-90
George
W. Callow 1890-94
George
C. Damon 1894-99
Henry
M. Haviland 1899-1907
Warren
B. Ashmead 1907-14
Daniel
F. Shea 1914-23
Skidmore
Pettit, Jr. 1923-24
Skidmore
Pettit, Jr. 1924-28
Lorenz
D. Brown 1928
Lorenz
D. Brown 1928-34
Gilbert
W. Rosenquest 1934-35
Gilbert
W. Rosenquest 1935-57
Edward
H. Essig 1957-59
Edward
H. Essig 1959-71
Little Neck
(post office)
Postmasters at Little Neck, 1881-1901 (may be
incomplete!)
Stephen
Wilson as of 1881-87
Charles
A. Van Nostrand as of 1897
Stephen
Wilson as of 1901
Long Island City
(post office)
Postmasters at Long Island City, 1881-1947 (may be
incomplete!)
Lewis
Graves as of 1881
James
A. McKenna as of 1887
James
A. McKenna as of 1897
George
Ripperger as of 1901
James
W. Kelly as of 1915-21
Henry
Strube as of 1928
Francis
J. Littig as of 1937
Moses
Symington as of 1943-47
Maspeth (post
office)
Postmasters at Maspeth, 1881 (may be incomplete!)
S.
A. Brackenbury as of 1881
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