The Political Graveyard: Mayors and Postmasters of Saratoga Springs, New York

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Mayors and Postmasters of Saratoga Springs, New York

Mayors of Saratoga Springs, 1916-59 (may be incomplete!)
Walter P. Butler as of 1916 James D. McNulty as of 1920-21 Clarence H. Knapp as of 1925-27 William D. Eddy as of 1928-31 Henry Schrade as of 1932-35 Addison Mallery as of 1937-59

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1921 Nov 8: James D. McNulty, elected.

1925 Nov 3: Clarence H. Knapp, elected.

1927 Nov 8: William D. Eddy, elected.

1929 Nov 5: William D. Eddy, elected.

1933 Nov 7: Henry Schrade, elected.

1937 Nov 2: Addison Mallery, elected.

1939 Nov 7: Addison Mallery, elected.

1943 Nov 2: Addison Mallery, elected.

1949 Nov 8: Addison Mallery, elected.

1951 Nov 6: Addison Mallery, elected.

1955 Nov 8: Addison Mallery, elected.

1959 Nov 3: James Benton, elected.

Postmasters at Saratoga Springs, 1802-1971 (may be incomplete!)
Jotham Holmes 1802-10 Miles Beach 1810-37 John H. Steel 1837-38 Richard L. Allen 1838-41 Judah Ellsworth 1841-43 Thomas J. Marvin 1843-49 Samuel Pitkin 1849-53 Lewis P. Close 1853-54 Thomas G. Young 1854-61 Waldo M. Potter 1861-66 Lemuel B. Pike 1866-67 Matthias A. Pike 1867-69 Benjamin F. Judson 1869-86 George W. Langdon 1886-90 David F. Ritchie 1890-94 Edward P. Howe 1894-99 Winsor B. French 1899-1903 William W. Worden 1903-12 William W. Allerdice 1912-14 Daniel E. Harrington 1914-20 Louis W. Noland 1920-22 Albert D. Ritchie 1922-34 John M. Corey 1934 John M. Corey 1934-48 John T. Bryant, Jr. 1948-49 John T. Bryant, Jr. 1949-59 William J. Dunson 1959-61 James A. Cogan 1961-62 Albert G. Evans 1962-65 Albert G. Evans 1965-71

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