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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1908

Page

3

Moran eyes Florida trip after hospital stay

Attorney John B. Moran left the hospital and said he would travel to Florida for several weeks, trailing from place to place. He commented on the Democratic meeting, predicted Bryan's nomination, and discussed tariff reform and Taft. He favored Roosevelt's administration but noted Moran’s health requires rest.

Diggitst John B. Moran Ay Hospital John P. Feeney Pemberton Florida Mr. Moran Post Bryan Democratic Party Roosevelt Taft Republican Party Johnson Washington John Dpd. Long Mr. Taft United States W. Murray Crane Crane Hughes Moran

Council in Uproar Over Charges at City Meeting

McNary rejects Doherty claim he took $10000 to back Fitzgerald in the last municipal campaign. Doherty Attridge and Driscoll shout gag rule and recognition demands while Lill refuses to recognize Donovan supporters. Mer KOane reads proceedings. Doherty lunges at the clerk as McCullough reads a counterstatement.

McNary Doherty John F. Fitzgerald Attridge Driscoll Lill Donovan Merk O'Kane McCullough East Boston Cronin Ward 18 O'Kane Ward 7 Democratic Party James Donovan Ward 9 Boston Hibbard Warren Bithulitie Company Collins John Howard Bithulitic Howard Charles Murphy Frank Campbell Kelcher John F. O'Connell New York City Murphy Bithulitic Company Fitzgerald Committee On O'Brien

Turn Your Face Into Dollars

A long persuasive ad extols sunshine as a virtue in life and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming they digest all foods, cure loss of appetite and other complaints, and promise increased happiness and success. The offer includes a sample by mail from F A Stuart Co, Marshall, Mich.

Stuart F. A Stuart Co Stuart Bidg Marshall

Doyle Admits Influence in Stone Contract Scandal

Ex Senator Fitzgerald cited as influence in awarding a 1906 1907 stone crushing contracts to Thomas Welch in West Roxbury. Hearings reveal alleged favoritism, secret payments, and improper state actions with Doyle and city officials under scrutiny.

Michael J. Sughrue Finance Commission Grove Street West Roxbury Thomas F. Welch Welch Street Department Whinery J. Alfred Mitchell B. C. Kelly Kenny Ledge West Roxbury Ledge Richard K. Hale Metcalf & Eddy Roxbury Ledge James H. Sullivan Ernst James H. Doyle Sughrue Doyle Mr. Doyle Henry Fitzgerald John F. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Sullivan Thomas E. Welch Mr. Welch John Cronin Harry Nawn Phil McGonigle MacGonigle John H. Lee Brighton McLaughlin HH. F

Short Route to Curing Cold with Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey

An advertisement touts Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as the quickest remedy for la grippe, early pneumonia and consumption. It claims physicians and consumers praise its purity and energizing effect and urges buying sealed full quarts with the proprietors’ signature.

Robin Hood Graves Maryland Chester H. Graves & Sons

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Democratic City Committee Ellery H. Clark Leary Mr. Donovan Williams George Fred Williams City Committee Mr. Sughrue Eith H. F Philip McGonigle McGonigle State House Thomas F. Walch Alucwde Wea Ted Bostonia Washington, Hanover and Elm
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