Storrow Campaign Rallies Boston Voters For Waterfront Reform
This excerpt shows political rhetoric from Rothwell and Kelcher in the Boston mayoral race. It highlights claims about waterfront development led by James J. Storrow, criticisms of ex mayor John F Fitzgerald, and appeals to voters on candidates and city reform. Donovan letter questions Fitzgerald on dock progress and state authorization.
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Boston
Rome
Nero
San Francisco
John F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Michael F. Donovan
Donovan
Charlestown
Mass
John A. Kelcher
Beacon Street
State House
Legislative Committee
City of
Dock Commission
Storrow
Home Telephone Company
American Bell Company
Republic
Martin
Lomasney
Ward 8
Frothingham
James J. Storrow
Carolina Ave
Democratic City Committee
Vahey
Foss
Keliher
Congress
Kelcher
George A. Hibbard
Old City
Special State Commission On
Hibbard
William A. Boudrot
Carruth St
Storrow Urges Honesty and Competency in City Government
Walter L. Collins reports at Tremont Temple urging Boston voters to demand honesty and competency in city governance. He cites past disclosures of waste and mismanagement, praising Citizens' Municipal League candidates for mayor and city council as the remedy and leadership for reform.
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Zens
Municipal League
Boston
Martin Lomasney
Congress
Bates
Storrow
Iton
Beacon Hill
Charles River
United States
Great Park
Walter L. Collins
Tremont Temple
James J. Storrow
Citizens’ Municipal League For
Boston Traveler editors clash over control and policy
John H. Fahey accuses creditors and rival interests of forcing sale while asserting the Traveler remains free to advocate for Boston policy. Other executives deny any attempt to control editorial stance and defend past management amid financial troubles and changes in ownership.
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Boston
Commonwealth
Boston Chamber of Com
John F. Fitzgerald
Traveler
A. F. Holden
E. H. Baker
Frank S. Baker
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The
John H. Fahey
McSweeney
Boston Traveler
the Traveler
Ni Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Fahey
Storrow
Gaston
Winsor
Storrow Attends Three Rallies Ahead of Tre Mont Temple Rally
James J Stor row attended three smaller rallies before the Tre Mont Temple event. Two were in East Boston and one in Charlestown.
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Tremont Temple
James J. Storrow
East Boston
Charlestown
Corporations in Campaign Analyze Boston Mayoral Race
The New York Evening Post outlines Boston public service interests shaping the mayoral campaign. It highlights John F. Fitzgerald backed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Robert Winsor, while James J. Storrow pursues good government amid corporate hesitation from leaders like William A. Gaston of National Shawmut Bank.
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Republic
Fitzgerald
Boston
House of Kidder, Peabody & Co
Robert Winsor
Kidder, Peabody
New York Evening Post
the Post
Boston Elevated
Kidder, Peabody & Co
John F. Fitzgerald
William A. Gaston
National Shawmut Bank
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Chamber of Commerce
Meridian Hall
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William B. Willcutt
William F
Kinney
George R. Miller
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the Republic
Boston Journal
New York Paper
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Faneuil Hall
Washington Street Tunnel
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Cambridge St
Dartmouth St
Braintree Hall
Braintree St
Allston
Friendship Hall
Columbus Ave
Cor. Centre St
Minton Hall
Forest Hills
Blake Hall
Dorchester Ave
Cor. Adams St
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Bowdoin St
Municipal
Columbia Road
Vine Street
Dudley St
Dudley Street Opera House
Tremont Hall
Roxbury Crossing
Democratic
Hampshire St
Cor. Whittier St
Concord Club
Washington St
Douglass Club
Broadway
Carew Hall
Dorchester
Somerset Hall
Cor. Emerson St
Kneeland and
Tyler Sts
Blossom St
Roughan’s Society
City Sq
Monument Hall
Main St
Democratic Club
Dem
Bunker Hill
Ferrin Sts
New Boulevard Hall
Bennington St
Lyceum Hall
East
Jefferson Club
Charter St
Motor Mart
Park Square
William C. Wall
Beaumont Street
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