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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1904

Page

7

Democrats Who May Go to Convention in Massachusetts

The Boston and statewide Democratic scene centers on four likely at large delegates William A. Gaston Patrick A. Collins James B. Carroll and William L. Douglas with a lively April state convention shaping choices. District selections and a unit rule loom as leaders clash over Olney Williams and Thayer plus a crowded field of potential delegates across ten districts.

William A. Gaston Patrick A. Collins Boston James B. Carroll Springfield William L. Douglas Brockton St. Louis Colonel Gaston Collins Richard Olney New England Russell Douglas State Senate Democratic Party John A. Sullivan John R. Thayer Kansas City Chicago George Fred Williams Dedham Statesman Williams Olney Judge Parker New York Frank 8. Dewey Westfield John C. Crosby Pittsfield Nicholas J. Lawler Greenfield Henry Lyons North Adams William A. Davenport John H. Mack William P. Hayes John O’gara Spencer Timothy F. Howard North Brookfield Mark N. Skerrett Worcester Leicester John H. H. McNamee Woburn John P. Feeney Joseph J. Corbett William T. A. Fitzgerald John J. Gartland Martin M. Lomasney James H. Doyle Frederic J. Stimpson John T. McLoughlin Milford John J. Collins Avon Bushrod Morse Sharon Taft Uxbridge New Bedford Fall River John W. Cummings John W. Coughlin Charles 8. Ashley Dan X Buckley Charles C. Paine

Belle Dewey Sent 10 Washington for Trial

Mrs. Isabelle Morgan Dewey of Springfield a former society figure and alleged swindler appeared in U S District Court pleaded not guilty and waived examination The case centers on two checks one for a tailoring firm and another for the Metropolitan Hotel both dated December 12 She was held in Suffolk jail overnight and will be moved to Washington to face charges backed by Washington police after federal action cleared transfer authority

Isabelle Morgan Dewey Springfield United States District Court Washington Lowell Mrs. Dewey Metropolitan Patrick O’brien Belle Morgan Perkins O’brien

Sharon Firebug Mystery Deepens in Sharon

Fire marshal cannot find link between a string of arsons and a local case as Sharon residents await clearer clues. State police conducted hearings behind closed doors with witnesses from town and nearby, while authorities say Edith A. McPherson remains uninvolved in the fire spree.

Hale Holds Four Italians In U S Conspiracy Case

United States Commissioner Hale yesterday afternoon held four men Clementi D Argenta Michele Ferraro Joseph Ross and Angelo Carpinella for grand jury action charged with an offence the State government had urged up to them to commit against the United The case involved three Italians one seeking a naturalization paper after two and a half years in the country and the others aiding him all four are adjudged jointly criminal though they helped Boston police thwart a conspiracy by acting as witnesses The Police Board counsel Adams apologized for not informing the district attorney’s office but Hale said there was no occasion for an apology.

United States Hale Clementi D’argenta Michele Ferraro Joseph Ross Angelo Carpinella Up Mo United Boston Adams Police Board District Attorney’s Office

Daly reorganizing Cambridge Police under new mayor

Mayor Augustine J. Daly promotes Special Officer Patrick J. Hurley to chief inspector to fill Murray’s vacancy. Former sergeants revert. McNamee appointees reduced. Patrolman Hurley praised for solving cases. changes likely continue.

Augustine J. Daly Cambridge Patrick J. Hurley James J. Murray Daly Pike, Conroy Alexander McNamee Richard H. Aylward James L. McElroy William H. McMenimen McEilroy Harvard Aylward Inman Square McMenimen

Legacy gifts total 390000 for New Englanders in Doe will

San Francisco January 22 under the will of John F Doe lumber dealer the estate probated at two million dollars provides legacies to New Englanders Ella F Lincoln Malden Mass 70009 John F Moore Newfield Me 125000 Charles E Gould and Ralph W Gould Haverhill Mass 10000 each George I Doe Arlington Mass 150000 Arthur E Doe Parsonsfield Me 25000

Francisco John F. Doe San Francisco Cal New George I. Doe Arlington Mass Arthur E. Doe Parsonsfield

Commercial Travellers Fair Planned by Boston Council

Boston Council 44 of the United Commercial Travellers of America to stage a fair at Music Hall and tea gardens on February 3 4 6 and 8.

Boston Council United Commercial Travellers of America Music Hall

Special Histories Launched For Ancient Artillery Exhibits

Special copies of the Histori e Booke prepared by Captain J Stearns Cushing were shown at the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company smoker. One copy for the President and one for the King of England feature red morocco bindings with Massachusetts coat of arms and Latin motto Factis nota Verba.

United States Massachusetts Company Honourable Artillery Company of London Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts Boston A. D State of John D. Smith Troubadours J. Stearns Cushing Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Henry VII John Winthrop Roosevelt Edward VII Henry VIII Historie Booke Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company England

Matsuki Won’t Aid Mikado In Rumor of Return

A despatch claimed Bunkio Matsuki of Boylston Street would leave New York to help in an uprising in the Far East. His brother, at the Boylston Street store, dismissed the rumor as false, saying Matsuki is in New York and no reason exists for his departure.

Bunkio Matsuki Boylston Street New York Japan Far East Matsuki Post Boynston Street Bogton

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