Dore Gallivan Rivalry in Boston Street Office Race
The piece argues for John P. Dore Republican street commissioner veteran of the board since 1883 and sorry for his party’s bid to replace him with James A. Gallivan. It warns of machine politics, urges voters to favor continuity, and highlights Dore’s knowledge of the office and its history while warning that a Gallivan victory would foster partisan control of city governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
John P. Dore
Board of Street Commissioners
Democratic Party
James A. Gallivan
Hunter
Democratic Party Organization of
Boston
Gallivan
Dore
Platt
Croker
Low
New York
Charlies
Presbo
Ihs
William J. Gallivan
Whdom
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Claims for Dore and Gallivan in Boston street race
A letter from John P. Dore defends his record as street commissioner candidate against James A. Gallivan. It rejects Gallivan’s insinuations about real estate deals and asserts Dore’s integrity after eighteen years in office. The Democratic campaign committee predicts Gallivan’s victory and argues for tax relief and warding off perceived misrule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Dore
Sir
James A. Gallivan
Boston
Gallivan
Van
Columbia Road
Cottage Street
Samuel A Green
Albert Palmer
Augustus P. Martin
Hugh O’brien
Thomas N Hart
Nathan Matthews
Edwin_ J. Curtis
Josiah Oviney
Gallivan Hirts
Grovernmente
E Galvan
Street Commissioners’ Office
Dwyer Wins Support at Three Medford Rallies
Three rallies in Medford backed Michael F. Dwyer, Citizens' candidate for mayor, drawing large, enthusiastic crowds at different locations. A letter to the editor criticizes partisan school campaigning, urging socialists to vote for the Democratic school ticket amid class tensions in early 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael F. Dwyer
Citizens
Medford
Mr. Dwyer
Latin American Endorsement for Boston Street Commissioner
At a March 11 meeting in Boston naturalized Latin American and West Indian residents endorsed James A. Galvan for street commissioner. Secretary Charles ... chaired the session and noted the support from the diverse community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uth American and
West Indian Cine
Boston
James A. Galivan
Appreal- Pais
Charles ¥. Ue
Huggan backs Dr. Courtney for School Board
Henry D. Huggan ex-chairman of the school committee speaks in support of Dr. G. B. Courtney as a candidate for reelection. Huggan praises Courtney's work on supplies and building committees and as chair of the Normal School committee, noting Courtney’s interest, intelligence, and strong leadership for the schools. He says Courtney has earned respect and confidence, and highlights Courtney as a persistent fighter in his chosen field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Huggan
G. B. Courtney
Samuel E. Courtney
Courtney
Seaver
Duff Indorsements For School Committee Candidate
Mrs Julia EB Duff candidate for the school committee receives endorsements from Abbie Jean McCutcheon Norumbega Woman's Club Laura A Hughes M D Women s Educational and Industrial Union Mary Elizabeth Pierce Girls High School 1877 end Mary Laetei eindaanie Bay editor the Woman's Journal and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia EB. Duff
Abbie Jean McCutcheon
Norumbega Woman's Club
Laura A. C Hughes
M. D
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Mary Elizabeth Pierce
Mary Laetei
Chelsea Prohibitionists Rally In Lincoln Attended
A rousing no license gathering drew an enthusiastic crowd in Lincoln last night. Speakers pressed prohibition, praising reform and urging enforcement. Local leaders, including prominent supporters from Kentucky, urged action and shared plans for future rallies.
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Lincoln
Napa
Americans in Manila base strains amid insurgent supply
Manila dispatch reports Americans facing a worsening position as money pours into purchasing arms for insurgents. Insurgent contraband vessels elude capture while official commerce masks aid to rebels, who attack natives aligned with American forces.
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London
Manila
Hong Kong
Party Mall
Monay
Kinney Denies Omission in City Loan Vote
Alfred F. Kinney of Ward 10 protests being omitted from the Dec 1900 vote tabulation on referring the low loan bill to a committee. He says he voted and spoke against the loan at every stage and opposes delaying action until after the city election. He demands removal of robbery suspicions, warning he would not support the bill otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lown
Port of
Dec
Alfred F. Kinney
Areraper Common Council
Ward
Hourin replies 10 Nitz over Ward 22 schools concern
J J Hourin Democratic council candidate for Ward 22 responds to Mr Nitz on school conditions in the district. He decries using the issue for political gain, cites his past efforts publicizing the kindergarten problem at 373 Centre Street, and notes Mayor's personal interest. He asserts his pledge to remedy the issue and signs respectfully.
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J. J. Hourin
Nitz
Cve
TEPC
Itsteba LA
Centre Street
Johnston for alder in tenth district refutes labor unfairness claim
A letter from J Crosby, vice president of the Boston Journeymen Plumbers Union, defends John J. Johnston Jr. in the tenth district alderman race. Crosby says unions and Trades Council officials found no basis for charges that Johnston favors organized labor, based on his long union involvement and inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Johnston, Jr
Board of Aldermen
Tenth District
Johnston
Organized Labor
John J. Johnston
Woeing Trades Council
J. Crosby
Boston Journeymen Plumbers’ Union
Open letter replies on school board representation in Boston
An Italian American candidate for the school committee answers an open letter criticizing methods for nominating class candidates. He argues for regional representation so foreign born residents, including Italians, have a voice on the board. He asserts his own credentials and calls for elected, trained representatives to serve diverse districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Boston
Faroe B Way Candidacy and Local Politics Mention
A garbled notice references Walter P and Charles Enaiaen and the Shoo after the will if elected. It notes support for beating principles and appointments and mentions Ort as a native of Thdvisetown. It also recalls the late John Bryant a longtime district political figure and former assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faroe
Walter P
Charies Enaiaen
John Bryant
Dickinson Denounces Fraudulent A P A Paper
A Cambridge issue of the American Protestant falsely branding Hon. David T. Dickinson as an AP A believer prompts Dickinson to denounce the paper as fraudulent. He notes opposition by rivals and releases a committee circular outlining his record on religious liberty and civil rights, insisting he supports free conscience and opposes religious or racial prejudice.
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Cambridge
David T. Dickinson
A. P. A. Society
Dickinson
A. P. A. Fety
Boston
Mr. Dickinson
Edward McTaughlin
House of Representatives
A.P
Edward McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Massachusettes
Gallivan Denies Corruption Charges In School Board Row
Dr Gallivan defends his record amid attacks by School Committeeman George W J Anderson who accuses political influence in votes. Gallivan says Anderson seeks to build a machine at the board and that their estrangement stems from last January when Anderson lost the presidency role. He claims he votes as he believes right and has not engaged in debate since becoming president, while Anderson’s criticism grows from rivalry and prejudice.
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A. Lawrence
Lowell
McDonough
Gallivan
Democratic Municipal Campaign Committee
Boston
James A. Gallivan
City Hall
Hart
Mr. Gallivan
Harvard College
Magesachusetts House of Representatives
Massachusetts Senate
Mr. Evan
More
Joseph J. Corvtett
George C. Stowell
George W. J
Jnst
Frehis
William J. Gallivan
Anderson
Dr. Gallivar
R. Gallivan
Dr. Gallivan
City employees pressed to vote Republican in Boston
Democratic leaders reported that city employees in the South Boston district were coerced to back Republican candidates for the board of aldermen and street commissioner. Messengers from Mayor Hart's faction allegedly targeted city workers in wards 14 and 16, urging support for Dore and Wall to influence control of the aldermen. Ex Senator Gallivan acknowledged the allegations but did not foresee elimination of Democratic strength in South Boston.
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The
Post
South Boston
Hart
Boston
John P. Dore
Board of Aldermen
Ounce George A. Donohue
Ward 14 Authority
City Hall
Dore
Joseph J. Wall
Trains Held Up as Telegraphers Strike Rolls On
Telegraphers strike hampers Santa Fe trains across routes from Emporia to Topeka and Wichita. Some trains delayed or canceled, others run with few cars as crews remain out. Officials report limited disruption while strikers press grievances across divisions.
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Topeka
Ken
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Galveston
Gulf
Newman
Wichita
Santa Fe
Telegraphers Strike Affects Santa Fe Freight in San Bernardino
San Bernardino California December 9 As a result of a strike by Santa Fe telegraphs 36 telegraphers in the city are out of work for an undetermined period. The stoppage disrupts orange shipments and worries orange dealers as carloads of fruit normally move through the area. Local shippers fear a heavy loss if the strike continues.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Sante Fe Telegraphes
Sante Fe Company
Strike Tying Up Santa Fe Lines Delays Hit Passengers
A strike by nte Ke operators causes passenger trains to run several hours late and freight trains tied up awaiting orders at Meyers stations. Despite many operators, the disruption threatens rail service with many workers out and no phone service hindering communication.
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Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe
Omporia
Emporia
California
Atchison
Nte
Meyers
Baat Heek Ie
Dead Behind Stable in Everett Identified as Barker
A man likely named Barker was found dead yesterday afternoon behind Broadway car stables in Summitt's field, Everett. Medical exam unconnected to foul play found bruises on the head, possible results of a fall or seizure. consumption and exposure were cited as contributing factors. Charles E. B. MacCorry identified the body as Barker, a former schoolmate who had recently sought help and once sent money to his mother in Alabama.
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Barker
Summitt’s Field
Everett
Broadway
Durrell
Charles EB
MacCorry
68 &T. Stephen Street
Post
Alabama
Tewksbury Stock Broker Alleged Imposter Affair
Locally from Tewksbury New York December 10 The World reports Lewis G Tewksbury a stock broker vanished from Mile Road Avenue on June 2 leaving creditors and entrusted assets in question The article notes an imposter used his name and ties to local officials amid a thriving business controversy
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York
Sayar
Lewis G. Tewksbury
Horse
Ma. Ee
Gieo
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Mary Guyling
Public School Association
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Tewksbury
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