Rallies for Quincy Draw Big Turnout in Wards 7 and 8
In Ward 7 the Democrats held a Pierpont School rally on Hudson Street in support of Mayor Quincy with Senator Quinn presiding. Dennison and several speakers urged loyalty to Quincy, Bryan, and Williams while condemning Riley. Speakers praised Quincy’s record and urged party unity, with Lomasney and Hayes lauded for support.
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Quincy
Pierpont School
Hudson Street
Quinn
Joseph A. Dennison
Dennison
Riley
Moran
Chicago
William J. Bryan
George Fred Williams
Bryan
Williams
Mr. Riley
Mr. Bryan
Frank A. Hobart
Braintree
Wen
Mr. Dennison
Senator Quinn
Old Ward 7
Jmg Fe
John
Board of Aldermen
Martin Lomasney
Lomasney
James B. Hayes
William
McNary
Democratic Party
Common Council
John N. Donovan
Mr. Callahan
Daniel J. Donnelly
M. T. Callahan
John P Dore
Isaac Rosnosky
John L. Donovan
Michael W. Norris
LOMASNEY'S ADVICE QUINCY RALLY AT WELLS SCHOOLHOUSE
A rally led by the Hendricks Club was held last night at the Wells Schoolhouse on McLean Street Ward 8 in Quincy. About 000 attendees gathered under the club’s auspices for the event.
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Wells Schoolhouse
McLean Street
Ward 8
Hendricks Club
Roxbury Playground Drive Earns Cheers at Public Meeting
A Roxbury district playground meeting at the People's Institute on Tremont Street drew strong support from community leaders. Robert Treat Paine presided as Mayor Quincy sent a favorable letter, urging board action. Rev. Hale and Dr. Hale Burr backed swift development, with Park Commissioner Strattonalas and others voicing approval.
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Roxbury
People’s Institute
Tremont Street
Quincy
Robert Treat Paine
New York City
Board of Aldermen
Finance Committee
Curtis
Edward Everett Hale
Defend Gutter Union backs Mayor Quincy in labor fight
The Sewer Workers' Union met at Chickering Hall with 500 members to install officers and condemn attacks on Superintendent Cutter. They endorsed Mayor Osiah Quincy and his aides, praising reforms and urging working people to back humane city leadership, while disputing claims of levied assessments.
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Sewer Department
Sewer Workers’ Union
Chickering Hall
McCabe
Cutter
Boston
Benjamin W. Wells
Charles R. Cutter
Chanien
Carter
Sewer Division Workers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Osiah Quincy
Josiah Quincy
Masterly Amestenn ervine cure for stomach disease
A promotional notice touts a remedy claimed to permanently cure stomach weakness and indigestion. It asserts early relief, consistent results, and universal safety. Sold by GEV GOODWIN Co., druggist, Hanover Street, Boston.
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GEV
Goodwin Co
Hanover
Boston
Reverend delivers sermons at People's Temple Columbus arene
The pastor Rev. Ph. D. will speak at 7:30 p m and 8:15 p m on the Divine Evolution of Rations from Unbeaten Tracks of Travel Turkey and the Turks. Walter Me Wongs will sing magnificently at both services followed by Sunday school at 12 and a 6 p m service. A cordial welcome to all.
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Walter Me Wongs
Grand demonstration and rally in East Boston for Mayor Quincy
East Boston hosts the final big rally of Quincy campaign Monday night at Lyceum Hall with a torchlight parade. Leading creators of the campaign will speak and Major P. J. Grady of the Ninth Regiment will preside.
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Boston
Quincy
Lyceum
P. J. Grady
Ninth Regiment
Mary Deratson Dead After Ward 9 Rally
Joseph A Dennison a young stump speaker for re election of Mayor Quincy learned during his Ward 9 rally that his mother Mary Dennison had fallen critically ill at 2 Adams street Charlestown. She died of heart disease aged 74 hours after arriving from North Andover leaving three children Mrs John Donovan James Dennison and Joseph A Dennison. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Joseph A. Dennison
Quincy
Adams Street
Charlestown
Dennison
John Donovan
James Dennison
North Andover
Escaped Austin Farm Inmate Schell Detained At Lexington
Charles Schell, reputed insane and said to have escaped from Austin Farm Boston, was arrested at Lexington early yesterday while roaming the outskirts. He was scantily clad, clothing torn, with on his lapel a label bearing the name Austin Farm Boston. Boston police were notified and are investigating.
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Charles Schell
Austin Farm
Lexington
Boston
Plan to Break Jail Arose in Stroudsburg
In Stroudsburg Pennsylvania on December 17 a failed escape plan by T Charles Beatty a former Chicago lawyer and former A P A official was overheard by a sheriff’s relative. Letters Beatty wrote from jail to Harry Howard were found and Howard confessed the plot which involved bringing laws to the jail by Mrs Howard. Beatty had recently been sentenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary for forging rafts.
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Stroudsberg
Penn
T. Charles Beatty
Chicago
Supreme Secretary
The
Beatty
Harry Howard
Howard
Smoke Talk and Political Club Formations Ignite Boston Scene
The Ward 18 Curtis Club plans a 2:30 PM smoke talk at Rockland Associates Hall Washington Street opposite Vernon Street with speeches by Representative Mark Mulrey Joseph Lamdy Charles O Engstrom Thomas F Dolan and Frank Shea plus a musical entertainment. The Municipal League endorsed Boston School Board candidates Professor Sedgewick and Mrs Kehew in last night’s meeting and declined to offer voter guidance on Aldermen under the current charter. The North End Italians organized a new political club electing officers A Martorana P Avallone G Ferrant M Roce R Vizgari M Trantaghta M Lapore G Di Stasio and A Manupetti. the club is independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 18
Curtis Club
Rockland Associates
Washington Street
Vernon Street
Mark Mulrey
Joseph Lamdy
Charles O. Engstrom
Thomas F. Dolan
Frank Shea
Municipal League
Sedgewick
Kehew
Boston School Board
Messrs. Charles
St. Burrill
Sorevel BE. Courtney
Samuel H. Calderwood
Boston
North End
A. Martorana
P. Avallone
G. Ferrant
M. Roce
R. Vizgari
M. Trantaghta
M. Lapore
G. di Stasio
A. Manupetti
Ha Replies to the General's Faneuil Hall Speech
In a compact exchange the subject responds to a general's Faneuil Hall address while being described as a friend of bankers and linked to former consul general Tel with reference to other life incidents.
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Faneuil Hall
Tel
Riley Rally at Vine Street Church in Ward 17
Thomas Riley’s mayoral campaign drew a crowded crowd at the old Vine Street Church. Tim Coakley and Tim Moran energised attendees, while speakers like Frank A. Gafney and Patrick A. Collins drew sharp exchanges. Riley condemned corruption, urged independence, and pledged strong turnout on election day.
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Vine Street
Thomas Riley
Mr. Riley
Moran
Frank A. Gafney
A. A. Pillar
Ward 17
Mr. Pillar
Mr. Blumenthal
Riley
Quincy
Clifford H. Plummer
Mr. Plummer
the Post
Fenian Brotherhood
Ireland
England
Wendell Phillips
Cortns
Mt. Wollaston
Congress
Albany
White House
London
Patrick
Collins
Engea
Dr. Jeckyl
Mr. Hyde
Beacon Street
Variety
Liberty versus City Hall foes in Boston speech rants
A Boston speaker denounces Mayor Quincy and City Hall as suppressors of free speech at Faneuil Hall. He and allies plan a Saturday night rally to contest hall access, cite anti corruption law, and accuse officials including Sullivan and Doogue of misconduct amid Ward Room tactics.
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Boston
City Hall
Faneuil Hall
Board of Aldermen
Quincy
Thomas Riley
Coakley
Riley
Sullivan
Water Department
John R. Murphy
Murphy
Charlestown
Philip J. Doherty
Hisses
Attack on Murphy and calls for honest leadership
In a heated speech Moran attacks Murphy and Mayor Quincy, accusing city officials of fraud and urging removal of corrupt officials. He praises Tom Riley as a candid, fearless reformer and calls for an honest mayor who will expose wrongdoing at City Hall.
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Quincy
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Sullivan
Doogue
Moran
Austin Museum
Ritchie
Atwood
Murphy
Josiah Quincy
John
Wells
M. J. Kelley
Kelley Lodge
Mr. Moran
Tom Riley
Moran in South Boston at Gray's Hall clash over city affairs
A packed Gray's Hall crowd in South Boston debated politics with cheers and hisses for Quincy and Riley while Curtis received little attention. John B. Moran led the program, attacking Mayor Quincy over teaming frauds and calling for the removal of Streets Superintendent Wells, Deputy Kelly, and other officials.
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Gray's Hall
South Boston
Quincy
Riley
Curtis
P. A. Collins
Faneuil Hall
Tim Coakley
Mr. Collins
America
Collins
Ohn B. Moran
Streets
Wells
Kelly
Moran Speech Emphasizes Jury Duty and Voting Privilege
McCarthy presides as Moran argues the people conduct the trial of Johah Quincy and allies. Moran urges jurors to think independently, vote by conscience, and rejects appeals to prejudice, framing voting as a hard-won, universal citizen right.
History of oppression in Russia and beyond
In the wilds of Siberia the Russian imperialists seek freedom and liberty as they are imprisoned by the Czar. Women and children endure hard labor in the mines, facing murder and oppression. This pattern reflects the broader history of many nations under autocratic rule.
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Siberia
Russia
Appeal to Conscience Calls for Doogue’s Removal
A speaker appeals to reason and manhood urging removal of Mr Doogue after testimony alleging a $400 gain from an increase in bills from 778 to 1178. The record shows Doogue and subordinates making assessments on subordinates in office amid applause.
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Doogue
Doherty Defends Chicago Platform At Democratic Rally
P J Doherty spoke to Democrats praising national principles over local issues and criticizing Mayor Quincy and his advisory boards. He defended Moran, noted Riley’s presence and loyalty to the Chicago platform, and contrasted true democracy with machine politics amid cheering and hisses.
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Philip J. Doherty
Quincy
Quincy Democracy
Chicago
Doherty
Thomas Hart
National Democracy
Democratic Party
Parker House
Lomasneys
Hayeses
McNarys
John B. Moran
Moran
Mulrey
Timothy W. Coakley
Bryan
Riley
Mr. Bryan
Collins
John W. Nickerson
Mr. Riley
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David T. King
Daniel J. Kiley
Francis J. Horgan
Louis Bonnabend
Michael ¥. Hart
William H. Cuddy
D.D. Rourke
Martin M. Lomasney
Pond’s Extract
Madison Square Garden
New York
5Th Ave
New York, N. Y
John West
C. W. Miller
Mike Murphy
Joe Rice
Joseph E. Kirby
Fred H. Schinneer
Frank Waller
Dudley Marks
Teddy Hale
Ike Poolford
Burns W. Pierce
Joseph Quirk
Peter Golden
J. L. Koozendorfer
Joe Gannon
E. Hillier
Enterman
W. K. Sibley
H. A. Elkes
W. D. Hart
Lotis J. Kinz
J. Talbot
L. Julius
N. B
Fred J. Titus
W.T. Waltogy
A. A. Chase
East Boston
Mips
Mary Deratson
Joseph A
Lowatic
Wilson Brothers
Butler
Patrick A. Collins
John Quincy Adams
Springfield
Mr. Butler
Burns
Barry Sullivan
Messrs. Moran
Old Colony
Waillaston
Dudley Street Opera House
Doogie
T Doogue
Josiah
Reardon
Quincey
Argain i Ewton
Jamonds
P. J. Doherty
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