Municipal elections, 1905

Pensacola Journal ad for the White Democratic candidates

A municipal election was held on June 6, 1905, to select officials of the City of Pensacola. The election was a "clean sweep" for the new White Democratic Party, whose candidates were elected in an April 4 primary and advocated white supremacy in municipal government. The Pensacola Journal gave much favorable coverage to the White Democratic candidates, especially mayoral candidate Charles H. Bliss, labeling opponents "Anti-White."

General election

Mayor of Pensacola

Chas. H. Bliss	1229
Rix M. Robinson	68
C. L. Shine	801
C. H. Wells	17

Pensacola City Marshall

C. F. Schad	1357
Frank Wilde	732

Pensacola Tax Collector

N. McK. Oerting	832
Jno. Cary Whiting	1125

Pensacola City Treasurer

Wm. G. Daily	1142
Jos. I. Johnson	519
Mansfield Moreno	110
James Stearns	159

Pensacola Fire Chief

John Baker	710
W. R. Bicker	723
Jas. C. Clarke	103
J. Geo. White	507

Alderman Precinct 12

A. S. Cox	189
A. H. D'Alemberte	405

Alderman Precinct 13

O. M. Pryor	93
P. K. Yonge	309

Alderman Precinct 14

Jas. McHugh	190
Alex Zelius	128

Alderman Precinct 15

T. S. Caro	226
W. B. Wright	339

Alderman At Large Precinct 12

Chas. H. Gingles	1132
Wm. L. Moyer	735

Alderman At Large Precinct 15

A. Greenhut	614
Wm. Hayes	1163