Democrats Target Aldermen and School Board Seats
The piece surveys Boston races for mayoral allies and the aldermanic slate. It highlights Morrison and Russell for Republicans and a crowded Democratic field with Doyle Day O FOole Norton McDonald Mahoney Norris OToole and Brackett among top hopes. It notes predicted five Dems likely win and a 60 000 to 68 000 city vote with party devices and factional splits shaping outcomes.
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Peter Morrison
East Boston
Minot
Sullivan
Governor's Council
Messrs. Morrison
Russell
Morrison
Jesse Geve
Doyle
Ward 12
Day
O’foole
Roxbury
Norton
South Boston
McDonald
Dorchester
Brackett
Dixon
Albee
Presho
Charlestown
Adams
Newmarch
West Roxbury
Berwin
Codman
Brick
Mahoney
Horgan
Casey
Norris
Ward 13
Boston
O’toole
Rally in Ward 8 endorses Horgan and Casey for aldermen
A large Hendricks Club rally in Ward 8 backed independent candidates Francis J. Horgan and Daniel C. Casey for the Board of Aldermen. Ex Senator Lomasney led speakers denouncing current leaders, praising the independents, and urging support at forthcoming rallies in South Boston Roxbury and Ward 22 Jamaica Plain with Lomasney Gallivan Rourke Wiley Hart Cuddy Tworoger and Sullivan among the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks Club
Democrats
Francis J. Horgan
Daniel C. Casey
Ward 17
Messrs. Horgan
Messrs. Horgan and Casey
Lomasney
Ward 8
Old Guard
Horgan
Casey
Michael W. Brick
Charles S. Hamlin
Quincy
Daniel J. Wiley
Michael }. Hart
Leftovich
Common Council
William H. Sullivan
Board of Aldermen
Boston
Rox
Sullivan Nominated for Apportionment Board Two Year Term
The Hon. John H. Sullivan, Democrat, nominated for a two year term on the Apportionment Board, has served on the Common Council, Board of Aldermen, State Senate, and Governor's Council. A longtime shipping, banking, and real estate figure, he currently leads Columbia Trust Company of East Boston and chairs the investment committee of Summer Savings Bank while acting as a sinking funds commissioner.
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John H. Sullivan
Common Council
Sullivan
Columbia Trust Company
East Boston
Sumner Savings Bank
Democrats Forecast Sweep in City Elections
The eve of the municipal campaign finds Democrats optimistic for a sweeping victory across two Boards the school committee and street commissionership plus a large Democratic majority on the Common Council. Republicans expect independent votes to blunt a straight party clash. Independent candidates on both sides contest several seats with a minority chance of breaking the expected Democratic edge.
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Municpal
School Committee
Common Council
Maccabe
John H. Lee
Lee
Apportionment Board
President Lees Manifesto for City Elections
Democratic City committee head John YU. Lee outlined a bright outlook after ward reports. He predicts Sullivan Minot and Charles will win by sizable margins with seven aldermen and gains in several wards, assuring party success across the bond of estimate and apportionment street commissioner and school board races.
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John YU. Lee
Democratic City Committee
Board of Estimate
John H. Sullivan
Laurence Minot
Salem LD. Charles
School Board
Messrs. Sullivan
Minot
Common Council
Boston Ward 13 residents and lawyers profiled
Michael W. Norris of Ward 13 is 44 and long time Boston resident. Ed ucated at Boylston and Quincy Grammar Schools, he has lived in South Boston for fifteen years and served on the Common Council in multiple years. Jem D. Charles, candidate for et commissioner, born in Hampden county, Amherst College 1874, law student and attorney, also represented Jamaica Plain in the Legislature in 1891 92 and 93. Sewall C. Brackett of Ward 23, Jamaica Plain native, Harvard College 1891, LL B from Boston University, admitted to Suffolk bar 1893, practices law with Hon. Thomas J. Gargan, lives on Eliot street with his family.
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Patrick F. McDonald
Boston
Old Fort Hill
Boylston School
Boylston School Association
North
Michael W. Norris
Ward 13
Boylston
Quincy
Jem D. Charles
Infield
Hampden County
Hitchcock Free Academy
Amherst College
Shelburne Falls
Boston University Law School
Charles
Jamaica Plain
Board of Aldermen
Sewall C. Brackett
Ward 23
Brackett
Agassiz Grammar School
Roxbury Latin School
Harvard College
Harvard
Suffolk
Circuit Court of the United States
Thomas J. Gargan
Eliot Street
Laurence Minot Nominated for Apportionment Board Term
Laurence Minot, a Democrat, nominated for a one year term on the Apportionment Board, is a leading trust estate manager and large city taxpayer. He has extensive real estate and investment experience, is a director in major financial institutions, and since organization has chaired the City Board of Statistics, analyzing city expenditures, showing conservatism and broad city insight.
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Laurence Minot
Board of Statistics of
Board of Apportionment
Boston
Board of Estimate
John H. Sullivan
Old Colony Trust Company
Dates for Aldermen Vote for John H Sullivan and
A brief voting notice urges Aldermanic candidate John H Sullivan with emphasis on upcoming dates and civic participation.
Six-Senator John Quinn Jr Born on Old Fort Hill
Six Senator John Quinn Jr born on Old Fort Hill December 4. He was a graduate of Quincy Grammar School and English High School. He served on the Common Council in 1891 and 1892 and the Legislature in 1893 and 1894. He was state official in 1895 to 1897 and engaged in business.
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David F. Barry
Boston
Old Gum House School
Fort Hill
Quincy Grammar School
Common Council Inn
John Quinn, Jr
Old Fort Hill
English High School
Alderman Edward Dixon prominent North nd businessman
Alderman Edward W. Dixon, about 50, is a leading North nd businessman and commodore of the Atlantic Yacht Club. He is active in social and other organizations and has limited political service, with one year on the board and no prior attempts at office.
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Edward W. Dixon
North Nd
Ixon
Atlantic Yacht Club
Roxbury Leader Alderman O'Toole Seeks Re nomination
Alderman Frank J. O'Toole, a Roxbury native and state representative, is renominated. Born in Roxbury in October 1867, he attended local grammar school and English High School, worked in tobacco with Mayo & Co., and served in the Legislature in 1896 and 1897 and on the Board of Aldermen in 19%.
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Frank J. O'Toole
Roxbury
Mayo & Co
Board of Algermen
Voters Told of Two Candidates for Boston Board of Estimate
A Boston circular urges Ward 11 voters to back Laurence Minot for the one year term and John H. Sullivan for the two year term on the new Board of Estimate and Apportionment. It argues the board’s financial powers make selection crucial and highlights Minot’s trust and financial background and Sullivan’s public service experience.
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Taurence Minot
Boston
Board of Estimate
Norton Nominated for Legislature and Alderman Post
Alderman Joseph J. Norton, born in South Boston in 1870, a Lincoln Grammar alumnus, was elected to the Legislature in 1895 and 1896 and has served on the Board of Aldermen. He is secretary of the Fruit and Produce Exchange.
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Joseph J. Norton
South
Boston
Lincoln Grammar School
English High School
Fruit and Produce Exchange
Republicans Predict Clean Sweep In City Races
President Maccabe of the Republican city committee predicts a Republican victory in tomorrow's election. He cites strong party harmony, active campaigning, and expectations of winning the Apportionment Board seats and the Aldermanic Board.
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Joseph B. Maccabe
Republican City Committee
Post
Jose
Ecandidates
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John IL Sullivan
Mr. Maccabe
Barry
O'Toole
Colby
Paise
Austin Bigelow
Brighton
Bigelow
Paige
Congress
Lyon
Brooks
Wagner and Crocker
Thomas J
Kenny
Thomas W. Berridge
John
Brett
Dukelow
Publi School Association
John HU. Sullivan
Patrick FL McDonald
President Lee
OaRnece
Salem D. Charles
Trank J. O'Toole
Ward
James H. Doyle
Rice Grammar School
Comer’s Commercial College
Laurenche Minot
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