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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1906
Page
4
The Post reports Lawrence as a Moran stronghold with liquor business voters leaning Democratic. Senator Taylor tours the state to gauge Moran’s strength, noting liquor interests’ split and predicting Moran’s election based on current sentiment.
In Lawrence, Moran gains ground as local Democrats split from Governor Guild ally lines. The scene shows Moran drawing support from Prohibitionists and Socialists, with business leaders and editors weighing a citizens’ ticket to back his bid. Editorials note a shift toward change and honesty in Moran.
An advertisement touts Apitero as a scientifically balanced cereal with vegetable iron for nourishing the body. It claims meals built on Apitero save stomach effort and boost growth, urging a month trial with Apiteze biscuits and grains sold by grocers.
Democratic insiders say Moran faces strong opposition from old guard within the party. They warn Moran’s platform narrows to a tariff reform issue and urge a bitter, swift fight to prevent a setback for tariff revision.
An Old Colony Club outing on Ped dock's Island showcased four mayoral brothers present and signaled a Bradley candidacy for alderman in Wards 6 and 8. Bradley vows to finish the race, hinting a clash that could pit May or Fitzgerald against Lomasney, with Whelton likely seeking re election. Attendees included Dr. Daniel S. Harkins Ed ward W. Foye James J. Early James J. Farrell and others.
Thousands of current and former St Stephen's parishioners from the North End will gather at Oak Island Grove in Revere on Wednesday for the annual parish reunion. Rev Leo J Knappe D D leads a committee headed by Henry S Fitzgerald to present a full sports program with baseball contests and races. Entries must be sent to T J Murphy by tomorrow night as the mayor, a longtime parish advocate, assists the effort.
Mrs. Leslie Carter-Payne arrived in New London after a Boston wedding to actor William Louis Payne. The couple’s plans and the Belasco Theatre circle were unsettled as details emerged, with questions over contract ties and the legitimacy of the marriage.
New York July 15 report on the marriage of Mrs Leslie Carter to William Louis. The match astonishes stage folk as Mrs Carter, famed emotional actress, weds without public announce. Belasco allegedly prostrated by the news, underscoring the shock within theatre circles.
Alfred G. Hudson 27 attempted a first burglary on Maryland Avenue near Preston Street. After firing at pursuing officers, he fled to 823 North Eutaw Street and killed himself with a pistol. Authorities say poverty from an unhappy marriage drove the crime.
In Nantasket on July 15, George A. Dodge of Paragon Park exposed an auto trap scheme run by Hingham officials. Speeding fines were avoided as drivers walked their cars past a fake trap after receiving a warning note. Dodge received thanks from motorists for the alert public tips.
The Ward 10 Democratic Club held an outing to Peddock's Island where dinner was served and speakers extolled Moran and his platform. The group formerly known as Fitzgerald and Moran boosters organized the trip along the harbor.
Clarence Williams 28 of Watertown fell while cleaning a lantern on a Worcester railroad platform. He sustained a gash on his arm and was taken to the hospital where doctors said amputation would likely not be necessary.
Three people died and a fourth boy was badly hurt when the Manhattan Beach Express struck the Meanley family at the Vesta and New Lots crossing in East New York. Samuel Meanley 37 and his son Samuel 14 died instantly. Annie Meanley 9 died later. Max Rubin 12 suffered serious injuries. view was blocked by dirt piles despite a flagman signaling stop.
William K. Vanderbilt’s Maintenon ridden by American jockey Rausch captured the 20 000 dollar President of the Republic prize at Maisons-Laffitte over one mile four and a half furlongs. Punta Gorda finished second, Elder third, with eleven starters. The event drew a brilliant crowd including President Fallieres and Mme Fallieres, the Longworths, the DeChambruns, and Mr. and Mrs. McCormick.
Frank Connolley, 17, of 19 Harvard Street Cambridge, was arrested after an alleged January robbery on East Cambridge. He and three others reportedly held Fred A. Drew up on the West Boston Bridge, left him battered, and fled with a small amount of money. Drew was treated at Cambridge Relief Hospital. Connolley to be arraigned in Cambridge Court.
Charles Long Jr. 18 of Charlestown was choked into insensibility by Istal Christal 16 of Revere at Revere Beach last night. Sergeant Chapman of the Metropolitan Police arrested Istal Christal. Solomon Christal kept a stand on the boulevard as youths taunted him and pulled his whiskers. Istal and his father chased the boys into the crowd but grabbed the wrong one, twisting his coat collar to render him insensible.
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