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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1906

Page

2

Moran Drive Shapes New Bedford Politics Amid Labor Woes

In New Bedford and surrounding cities the Democratic party shows weak local organization with few caucus voters while Moran momentum grows. Labor unrest, mill expansions, and wage concerns fuel interest as Moran draws support in Lynn Salem Worcester Lowell and Fall River, aided by unions and workers wary of tariffs and trusts.

New Bedford Democratic Party Haverhill Douglas Mathew Hart Moran Taber Page Bristol McKilbourne Mill Senate House of Representatives Dana Guild Boston Lynn Salem Worcester Lowell Lawrence Fall River

O Connell Boom In Republic In 10th District Race

The Republic favors Joseph F. OConnell for Congress in the 10th district noting his early campaigning has given him a strong lead. The paper cites his 5000 pledges and support from Fitzgerald leaders as signs of a walkover, while McNary and Logan have not announced candidacies.

Fitzgerald The Republic Joseph F. O’connell Congress O’connell McNary Joseph F Daniel T O'Connell

Democrats Chagrined by Jones Connection to Standard Oil

Washington Democrats express consternation after ex-Senator James K. Jones, a leading Democrat and former national committee chairman, visited President as special attorney for the Standard Oil Co. The disclosure raises questions about party ethics and public ties to oil interests.

Jones Standard Oil Washington, D. C Democratic Congress Committee Washington Oyster Bay James K. Jones Standard Oil Company Democratic National Committee Bryan Democracy Democratic

Bonds Set to Keep Peace After Threat to Alderman Enwright

Malden August 10 James F Dwyer a Medford contractor was found guilty by Judge Sweetser for threatening bodily harm to Alderman John W Enwright of Medford He was ordered to furnish 100 bonds to keep the peace for three months Dwyer furnished the surety The case stirred Medford where both men are well known Enwright testified the threats occurred at various times during the past months

Malden John W. Enwright Medford James F. Dwyer Sweetser Dwyer Enwright

Martin preparing almshouse report in Boston

Penal Commissioner John B. Martin took charge of the Long Island Almshouse, conferring with Superintendent English and preparing a report for Mayor Fitzgerald upon his return from Old Orchard next week. The Mayor declined comment on politics, noting crowded offices as his focus.

John B. Martin Long Island English Fitzgerald Boston Old Orchard Martin Joseph J. Corbett Charlestown Republic Board of Trustees Collins

Moran and Wentworth clash over Home for Intemperate Women case

District Attorney Moran pushes to review recommitment of Susie Stapillo to the Massachusetts Home for Intemperate Women. He learns inmate Margaret Rutherford was omitted from lists but remains detained. A summons brings Rutherford to court while Stapillo is sent back to the home after Judge Wentworth orders it to avoid jail.

Moran Justice Wentworth Susie Stapillo Massachusetts Mr. Moran Margaret Rutherford Miss Rutherford George L. Wentworth Susie

Boston Collector Frees Lipton Cup From Duty

George H. Lyman the Boston port collector admitted the Lipton cup duty free after consulting the naval office and the Treasury. The invoice was returned to Appraiser J Linzee Snelling who classified the trophy under Paragraph 613 exempting medals and related trophies from duty. The cup will be photographed and displayed at the Boston Yacht Club clubhouse.

George H. Lyman Boston Naval Office Secretary of the Treasury Washington J. Linzee Snelling Boston Yacht Club

Great Sale at Wolf's My Clothier's in Boston

Wolf's buyers slash stocks before ventoring with orders from Mr. Wolf. Every department manager cuts prices to new lows, producing phenomenal bargains. No sale in Boston matches the scope at Wolf's on Hanover and Portland streets.

Ice wagon scales run light as Post finds

Reporters testing Boston Ice Co wagons found most deliverers had no scales and often short weighed customers. At Zeigler and Washington streets and other corners multiple teams provided uneven loads, with weights varying and no consistent measurement.

Zeigler Washington Streets Boston Ice Company Jamaica Plain Wyman Centre Streets Team 746 Jacob Lorinsky Post South End

Alvin Hull Nantucket Town Crier Dies at Club

Nantucket mourns as Alvin Hull, longtime town crier and Pacific Club janitor, is found dead. He claimed to be the Civil War’s youngest enlistee and remained a familiar sight to summer visitors in the historic town.

Nantucket Alvin Hull Pacific Club Hull

Moran Elected to Bryan Committee in Massachusetts Delegation

District Attorney John B. Moran was unanimously elected a member of the Bryan reception committee. Colonel A C Drinkwater heads the Massachusetts group and seeks 200 tickets for the Madison Square Garden Aug 30 event, with Tammany Hall also seeking large allotments. Josiah Quincy, Democratic State chairman, says distribution will favor the state committee.

Moran Governor Guild John E. O'Neil Thomas J. Meany Bryan Wood the Times Joseph C. Desmond Doran Mr. Moran Mathew Hart The Weavers New Bedford Douglas Bates John B. Moran John P. Feeney New York A. C. Drinkwater Josiah Quincy Democratic State Committee Massachusetts Madison Square Garden Bryan Executive Drinkwater Tammany Hall Tammany Josiah Quincey Quincy Colonel Drinkwater Williams George Freda Williams William A. Gaston William L. Douglas

Embargo On Speech by Boston Patrolman Ordered

Commissioner O'Meara issues a general order restricting police speech during duty after Patrolman Farrell's case. The ruling endorses the not guilty finding but labels the dispute petty and advises officers to avoid personal slang or abusive exchanges with citizens.

O'Meara Farrell Division 12 South Boston David P. Hickey

Permanent Cure by Cuticura Remedies

Mrs. Young reports eczema on hands improving after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. She endured months of failed treatment, then healed in three months, stayed well for twenty years, and continues to keep the remedies on hand for winter use.

Wm. A. Young Russell St Bedford Mass

Cuticura Remedies Promoted For Kids Skin Cures

Advertises Cuticura products as a speedy cure for infant skin conditions. Claims warm baths with Cuticura Soap and gentle Cuticura Ointment, plus Resolvent Pills, relieve itching and burning. Presents prices and seller Potter Drug & Chem. for Boston, Mass with a free booklet on skin and scalp care.

Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Sole Ops Boston Mass

Pulajanes Kill Five Americans in Leyte Fight

First Lieutenant John F. James and three others were killed in a hand to hand clash with Pulajanes at Julita Leyte. A ten man detachment, outnumbered, fought bravely with Contract Surgeon Calvin Snyder and Internal Revenue Col lector Williams among the dead and wounded.

Manila John F. James Eighth Infantry Calvin Snyder Internal Revenue Williams Illinois Julita Leyte

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Boston, Lynn Salem, Low Ell Cester Senator William Taylor Charles J. McGunn Daniel G. Dinnigan Willard N. Lane J. P Almshouse Tammany Very Active the Order Solomon J.m.solomon Beacon &T Sun Shinola CO Rochester N. Y Broadway Swist St Grandtel Hurlbert Grand Hotel CO GEO. F. Hurlbert Pres New Sherman Jamestown New England Mutual Life Insurance Co Milk St Benjamin F. Stevens Alfred D. Foster D. F. Appel William B. Turner Warren Sawyer Thomas Sherwin Nathaniel J. Rust Henry Parkman Wallace L. Pierce Charles E. Cotting Gordon Abbott Reginald Foster Benjamin IF. Stevens Charles H. Floyd Milk Street A. H. Curtis Federal Street Frank E. Harlow Washington Boston Tel. Rox Frederic J. Crose Warren St Phinn Roxbury Alice FE Owen J Elizabeth L Ainn
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