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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1909

Page

1

Suffolk District Attorney Race Urges Impartiality and Duty

A Suffolk County voters plea urges electing a DA who will enforce the law without regard to party or influence. The speaker cites steel, Boston coal fraud, school bid, Codman Street land, and stock broker cases as priorities and vows honesty fairness and impartiality. Location mentions Mount Vernon Street Boston.

Boston School House Codman Street Suffolk County T.w

Rev Myers denounces candidate from Tremont Temple pulpit

The Rev Cortland Myers stirs talk at Tremont Temple by alleging a high office candidate is allied with liquor interests. He claims supporters of that rival are backed by liquor dealers and warns voters to choose wisely at next Tuesday's state election.

Cortland Myers Tremont Temple Massachusetts Book of Life

Political Ad Item Presses Liquor Backing Claim

Dr. Myers says he cannot name sources but asserts liquor interests back a candidate and urges voters to investigate and vote against him. He claims information came from reliable sources and stresses moral duty over party politics as drink interests support the candidate and oppose his rival. Continued on Page 6.

Dr. Myers

Notable Political Figures Named in Local Address List

A fragmented OCR shows a roster of political leaders and supporters tied to national party figures including Bates Sennell Gallagher Dreyfus Reynolds Faey Nut Fried Abbott Leveroni Rei wwell Ha ia Morton Prin Hemenway Woods Kennedy Lee McKibben Bacon Carlson Huddell Olney Humphreys McConnell Estabrook Paine Hasford Peasendon Cotton Rousmaniere Wheelwright Coulthurst Murphy Capen Homans and a street address 66 Crescent Avenue.

John P. Reynolds Francis W. Faey George R. Nut Lee M. Fried Gordon Abbott Frank Leveroni Bernard J. Rei Wwell Charles Morton Prin Michael H Lvan Augustus Hemenway Robert A. Woods John J. Kennedy Joseph Lee James A. McKibben Augustus Bacon Charles J. Carlson Arthur M. Huddell Richard Olney Richard C. Humphreys James EB. McConnell Arthur F. Estabrook Robert Treat Paine,r John T T. Hasford G. F Peasendon Ww. Cotton, Jr

i Hiteh gens i Hiteh gens FOR District

Readable fragments describe a local electoral notice about a district race. The report mentions a district and campaign context with no clear date or full candidate list visible. Further details are unreadable in the supplied text.

Roxbury Car Crash Fatal for Julian P. Strauss

A head on collision near the Wayside Inn on the Boston road Marlboro Oct 31 killed Julian P. Strauss secretary of the Gross Strauss Company Worcester and injured Arthur W. Beaman secretary treasurer of Stockbridge Machine Company Worcester. Also aboard were William DeWitt and T C Garbutt of Worcester. Roxbury occupants Patrick J Halloran chauffeur J T Mulloy and J F Gallagher. The Roxbury car front axle broke and the bodies were taken to Marlboro hospital with the dead and injured reporting to police.

Marlboro Julian P. Strauss Gross-Strauss Company Worcester Arthur W. Beaman Stockbridge Machine Company Wayside Inn Boston Road Messrs. Strauss Beaman William DeWitt T. C. Garbutt Patrick J. Halloran Roxbury J. T. Mulloy Eustis Street J. F. Gallagher Mt. Pleasant Street Strauss Mr. Strauss Marlboro Hospital

Dr. C. S. Cobb Dies at 65 Boston Physician

Dr. Charles Henry Cobb a Back Bay physician died at Huntington Avenue home last night from acute peritonitis after intestinal trouble. He was 65, Harvard graduate, Fellow of the Massachusetts Medical Society and professor of Materia Medica at the College of Physicians and Surgeons. A widow survives.

Charles Henry Cobb Back Bay Huntington Avenue Cobb Harvard Massachusetts Medical Society College of Physicians and Surgeons

Parties Claim Victory Ahead of Ballot Battle

Both major parties praise turnout and anticipate wins as they mobilize supporters for tomorrow's election. Leaders express optimism publicly while privately voicing uncertainty about the final result.

Boston election races mix governor, district attorney battles

In metropolitan Boston the district attorney contest overshadows the governorship while Hill and Pelletier claim separate victories. Democratic leaders predict strong support for Pelletier as plans for Plan 1 or 2 energize voters. A Watertown rally for Governor Vahey and a Boston ward tour follow, with Pelletier closing his campaign on city platforms and other rallies slated in Natick with General Bartlett as speaker.

Commonwealth Boston Hill Pelletier Donovan Democratic City Committee Russell Watertown James H. Vahey Henry M. Whitney Joseph C. Pelletier Natick Charles W. Bartlett

Cadet Byrne Dies at West Point After Football Injury

Cadet Eugene A. Byrne of Buffalo New York a fourth year man at the United States Military Academy died in the Cadet Hospital at 6 35 this morning a sacrifice to football. Continued on Page 10 First Column

West Point N. Y Eugene A. Byrne Buffalo United States Military Academy

West Point to Cancel Football Season After Byrne Death

West Point suspends the 19 game schedule for the year following the death of Eugene A. Byrne of Buffalo New York. Colonel Hugh L. Scott announced the decision after a late night consultation with academy athletic authorities.

West Point N. Y Eugene A. Byrne Buffalo Hugh L. Scott United States Military Academy

How Brave Cadet Byrne Met Death

Surgeons worked in relays all night to keep Cadet Byrne alive by artificial respiration. His lungs failed and he died as the dawn brightened, smiling at his father and cheered by doctors and family despite the outcome. He joined the football team to please his father and faced death bravely.

Byrne Cadet Byrne

Boston Weather Outlook: Warm Start to Week

Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Monday to be fair with pleasant conditions. Tuesday is expected to be unsettled with showers possible as winds shift from easterly to southerly, bringing warmer air.

Boston

Y M C A Fund Campaign Update

A full account of the Y M C A fund campaign up to date will be found on Page 7 of today's Post.

Y. M. C.A. Fund

Also Mentioned on This Page

Suffolk Arthur D. Hill Mount Vernon St Rev. Myers National Party People’s Plan John L. Bates David D. Sennell Charles T. Gallgher Sreorse W. Anerson Carl] Dreyfus John E. Rousmaniere John T. Wheelwright John A. Coulthurst John R. Murphy Samuel B. Capen Robert Homans Laurence Minot Edward Kelley, Jr James P. Magenis William C. Pree Car Eberhardt Charles V. Casey Henry L. Higginson Guy A. Ham Deremiah A. Deamond Crescent Avenue Politica Advertisement C. S. Cobb IRM V TEAN Army Joseph Lowland St Boston, Mass Madine Y. M. C. A. Fund Ae Beer
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