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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1898

Page

7

Democrats Eye Sweep in Dorchester City Elections

A Dorchester ward and city race summary shows Democratic candidates projected to win seven aldermen and key posts including apportionment board and school committee. Prominent figures Michael Brick, Patrick McDonald, Elizabeth Keller, John Quinn Jr., and Thomas Kenney are noted among declared supporters and hopefuls.

Norton John Quinn, Jr Mahoney Sewall C. Brackett David F. Barry Boston John Quinn Lomasney Ward 8 Hendricks Club Lee Michael W. Brick Lomasnuey Gallivan W. Tey Dixon Sullivan Minot Charles Doyle Day O'Toole McDonald Brackett Barry Quinn Paige Berwin Colby Crocker Horgan Civny Charlestown Dorchester Ward 12 Bigelow Bryant Exer

Political race odds and snow influence Ward 7 in Boston

Democratic supporters welcomed the snow as a boost while Republicans doubted turnout. Ex Senator Quinn dodged a car scare, witnesses described ward leaders optimistic about victory, and several alderman candidates projected easy wins amid steady campaigning.

Mraccabe Ags John Florson Quinn Forest Hills Boston Frest Tillis Ward 7 Tie Sewall Prackett Mahoney Quinn

Drink Evans Ale Bottled for Clarity and Purity

An advertisement touts Evans bottled ale as perfectly sound and brilliant with no sediment. It markets the product as the only clear bottled ale.

Evans

East Boston rally backs Sullivan and Day in apportionment push

In Lyceum Hall East Boston Democrats packed the rally with 1500 voters backing John H. Sullivan and F. W. Day. Speakers urged voting on the apportionment board race and to diversify support for the Democratic ticket as they attacked railroad yard use and circulated a contested letter from Michael W. Norris.

William J. Donovan John H. Sullivan Board of Apportionment East Boston Democrats Frederick W. Day East Boston Kex David IF. Barry Barry F. W. Day Snittine Michael W. Norris Ward 13

Obituary or Notable Birthday for Ignatius S. McDonough

Ignatius S. McDonough of Ward 18, born in New York City on April 10, 1869, is described as a bookkeeper at a large mercantile house. He is a former English High School graduate of 1889 and has served on the Democratic ward and city committee and the English High School Association.

William Rosnosky Ward 9 Congress Street Dwight Street Boston Law School Boston University Charles’. Dukelaw Ward 20 Lawrence Commercial Financial Press Association Boston V Financial News English High School Association Lawrence and Mather School Association Francis A. Campbell Ward 12 Tremont Building Harrison Avenue St. Mary's College Maryland Harvard Law School Harvard Graduates’ Association The Catholic Alumni Association of Boston Catholic Union Elizabeth C. Keller Elizabeth CC. Keller Gettysburg Penn Lancaster George Keller Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia New England Hospital For Women Roxbury William F. Merritt William IF. Merritt Belfast University of Vermont Suffolk Wit Dorchester Democratic City Committee Young Men's Democratic Club John A. Brett Ward 21 Quincy School Quincy School Association Boston College Boston University Law School Brighton Ignatius S. McDonough Ward New York City

Ball for Revere Sufferers Tied to Socialist Cause

Martha Moore Avery told a Parkers Hall Beachmont audience that the storm distress in Revere could have been avoided under socialism. The ball aided storm victims from the November 27 disaster as 400 attendees enjoyed concert and dancing.

Martha Moore Avery Parker Hall Beachmont Revere Laebor Tne

Superintendent True Found in Lowell Home After Suspension

Superintendent We T True of the lands and buildings department, suspended by Mayor Bennett for alleged irregularities, was found at his Lowell home by a reporter. He lay ill with a high fever and declined to discuss the case until matters were clarified.

Lowell We T. True Lands and Buildings Department Bennett Mie London William Jenner Prince of Wales Wiliam Jenner Chatsham Royal College of Physicians Baly Janener Vath

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