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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1912

Page

22

Democratic leader labels Hale a silly squealer in feud

Chairman Thomas P. Riley of the Democratic State committee issued a blunt rebuke calling Matthew Hale a silly squealer and a hit and run fighter. He challenged Hale to a public debate on records of progressive Republicans versus Democrats, offering to share his speech in advance.

Thomas P. Riley Democratic State Committee Hale Bull Moose Party Riley Matthew Hale United States Hatfield Beacon Street Senate Moose Walker Mr. Walker

Hadley Favored as Republican VP Choice Post Sherman

In New York discussions among the Republican national committee, Governor Herbert Hadley of Missouri emerges as a preferred vice presidential candidate to replace Sherman. No decision yet as Hilles delays the committee meeting until November 12, with results of the election likely shaping any final selection.

New York Sherman Republican National Committee Herbert 8 Hadley Missouri Hilles National Committee Taft Congress Borah Cummins Progressive Movement New Progressive Party

New York Gives Wilson a Record Ovation

Governor Wilson receives a rousing Madison Square Garden welcome with Mrs Wilson and daughters watching as supporters cheer his stance on a united national and state Democratic governance. He argues reform rests on a united government and urges voting the Democratic ticket on election day.

New York Wilson

Sea front bustle as harbor vessels bring haddock and mackerel

More than a score of vessels crowded T wharf with two steam trawlers among them. Haddock and other groundfish arrive in large quantities with mackerel landed from Yar mouth and Halifax boats. Dealers list prices for haddock cod hake pollock and cush. Several ships and barges arrive or depart, with repairs and shore activities noted.

T Wharf Haddock Yarmouth Halifax

Shipping News Mini Almanac of Arrivals and Departures

The column lists arriving steamers including Numidian Hall Trebia Starratt and Ka tahdin along with the Boston and Yarmouth routes. Cleared vessels include Mabel I and Waldare with several schooners and battleship Rhode Island scheduled. Sailed and towed barges are noted from Rockport to New York with multiple ports and ships named.

Suffolk Norfolk Great Round Shoal Channel Mabel J. Meyers Customs House Buenos Ayres Rebecca J. Moulton Black Patuxent River Bay State Street Railway Company Quincy Reichenfels Calcutta Colombo Perim Bucknall Hall Glasgow Trebia Starratt Progreso Mex Katahdin Baltimore H. I. Dimock O'Donnell New York City of Gloucester Linneken Gloucester Bay View Cummings Newport News Badger Britannia Bay State Strout Portland Belfast Curtis Bangor Eureka Newburyport Cheektowaga Herbert Rockport Neptune Cunningham Lynn Irving PF. Foss Nesbitt Ontario Hawes Metacomet Liberty Ellenville Guttenberg Plymouth Hansen Port Johnson Plummer Beverly W. R. Perkins Gay Machias William Booth Emmons South Amboy Maria O. ‘Teel Davis Jacksonville Mayport Rhode Island Provincetown Marquette Antwerp Philadelphia Kershaw Lexington James Whitney Millinocket Stockton Confidence Eugene Kr. Moran S. O. Co W. Co

Ferrymen's Union Denies Endorsement in Suffolk Race

Frank McGee president of Ferrymen's Union Local 625 writes the Post to refute a report that the union endorsed HE C Bagley for Senate in Suffolk's first district. He states the union has not endorsed any candidate and that members favor re election of Senator Edward J Grainger. Boston November 1 1912.

Ferrymen’s Union HE. C. R. Bagley Suffolk Edward J. Grainger Frank McGee Boston

Massachusetts 1912 Suffolk County Ballot Nominees List

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts released the certified list of candidates for Suffolk County on October 28 1912 for the November 5 election. It names electors for president and vice president for multiple parties including Prohibition Socialist Labor Progressive Republican Democratic and Socialist and lists numerous district and at large nominees with their home towns such as Attleboro Cambridge Easthampton Worcester Beverly Reading and Boston.

Boston Suffolk County Albert P. Langtry The Commonwealth John M. Fisher Attleborough Edward Kendall Cambridge Thomas A. Frissell Hinsdale Oliver W. Cobb Easthampton Hervey S. Cowell Ashburnham John Holt Worcester John B. Lewis Reading Willard O. Wylie Beverly Charles E. McColley Lawrence Alfred A. Wright Henry C. Russell Malden Aaron L. Woodruff John Morgan Solon W. Bingham John A. Nichols Albert J. Orem Sharon David Morrison Salt River Edwin S. Paulding Plymouth Debs and Seidel Fred Tepper Daniel A. White Brockton Wilfred Griffin Pittsfield Charles C. Hitchcock Ware Robert Lawrance Clinton Charles BE. Fenner William J. Carroll Lowell James Ff. Carey Haverhill Ambrose Miles Lynn John Tiefenthal, Jr John D. Williams Fred B. Chase George Roewer, Sr Samuel P. Levenberg Adam Langill Waltham Zoel Thebadeau John W. Sawyer Taunton Arthur N. Harriman New Bedford Reimer and Gillhaus Socialist Labor James P. Magenis Cassius A. Ward Cornelius C. Cook Frank Drake Springfield Frederick Fosdick Witchburg Jank J. Quist Lewis ID. Apsley Hudson Nelson B. Clark Jiym M. Ranger S. Lawrence G. Brooks Eugene H. Cox Jerome A. Petttti Arthur D. Hill Flihu D. Stone Norman Marshall Newton Charles S. Miller Robert A. Dean Fall River Frank KE. Ramsdell TAPT Sherman Republican Rufus D. Adams Salem David F. Dillon Palmer William A. Burns Walter S. Robinson George R. Wallace Fitchburg James Logan Harry G. Pollard Alfred EK. Lyons Daverhill Neal Barney Everett Benton Belmont Frank M. Sawtell James W. H. My Edward H. Lathrop Frank H. Pope Leominster John F. Meaney Blackstone Joseph O'Connor Charles A. Russell Gloucester Walter H. Creamer Thomas EK. Dwyer Wakefield James H. Malone Chelsea John J. Mahoney Joseph H. O'Neil Roland D. Sawyer Joseph Walker Brookline Daniel Coggreve Alfred H. Evans Northampton Robert Tee Somerville Robert B. Martin Dennis McGoff New Beaford David I. Walsh Frank J. Donahue Ellen Hayes Wellesley Springfeld Karl Lindstrand William W. Nash Westborough Russell A. Wood Voth Charles A. Chace Swansea David Craig Milford Eldon Keith Joseph J. Cratic Elmer A. Stevens Louis F. Weiss James F. Careps Newburyport Herbert B. Griffin Prohibition Octave A, la Riviere Sylvester J. McBride Watertown Social Po St. Coeur Jeremiah P. McNally John KE. White Tisbury Atpborney George W. Anderson Frank Bohmbach Freeman T. Crommett H. Houstis Newton George FE. Roewer, Jr James M. Swift John Herbert Squire BE. Putney Ernest W. Roberts Henry C. Rowland Daniel T. Callahan Warren Carpenter Loyal L. Jenkins Willian F. Murray Charles F. Claus Andrew J. Peters James B. Connolly Thomas G. Connolly James M. Curley Charles JT Robinson George A. Flel John J. Mitchell Marlboro John W. Weeks Howard Gilmore Robert O. Harris Mast Bridgewater Sienry L. Kincaide Quincy John McCarty Abington Howard B. Burke Weymouth Guy Andrews Ham John P. Rattigan Edward J. Collins David F. Wilmarth Norfolk William Litchfield John J. McDevitt Lester P. Winchenbaugh Roger Wolcott Milton Suffolk James H. Brennan Arthur W. Shorbush John A. Kane Progressive Party Bradford Gay John J. McEttrick Phillip J. McGonagle William Berwin Thomas M. Joyce Samuel Zorn Nicholas Dozenberg Emil S. Schriftgiesser James P. Timilty David W. Murray Fred H. Speed Clarence J. Wing Thomas J. Giblin George E. Leet Samuel D. Levine William A. Mooers Abraham Segal Theodore L. Sorenson Benjamin F. Sullivan Louis A. Whitehouse Michael J. Brophy Joseph J. Dennison John J. Douglass Andrew P. Hickey John Joseph Quigley Albert E. Roberts James J. Brennan Ralph Hodgkins Frederick McGrath William J. Murray William H. Brintnall Franklin N. Brown Daniel P. Carney William E. Carney Patrick B. Carr John J. Doherty John P. Doris Michael Francis McGrath Herbert L. Wolff James J. Bacigalupo Vincent Brogna Thomas Brown Chester S. Carter Michael de Cicco George A. Mecinnis Saverio R. Romano John J. Donovan Hubert Riley Charles K. Shue Henry Bercowich Bernard Braensky Eva Hoffman Martin M. Tomasney Ralph May Robert Robinson Isaac Gordon Abram Herman Wigman M. Klein Joseph Leonard Freeman L. Powell Martin O. Richardson Edwin C. Berringer Onesime Cote Channing H. Cox Stephen P. Cushman George W. Galvin John EF. Martin William S. Kinney Martin F. Quigley Courtenay Crocker Grafton D. Gushing Stewart Forbes Edwin A. Franklin Joseph J. Frothingham Charles H. Moore James C. Murphy Harriet FE. Lothrop Raasch Tweliptil Supfolk Harry FE. Allen Nom Taper Seth Fk. Arnold David L. Bruce George J. Daly Edward F. McLaughlin Harry B. Ross Vicary A. Savage John J. Creed John 8. Godfrey John J. Lydon Walter W. Reagan William J. Saunders Timothy J. Ahearn Jacob Hoffman William QO. F. Krone Joseph McManus Robert E. Noonan Tree John A. Anderson John Rudolph Bartell William L. Chase Peter J. Donaghue James W. Ganter Luther ©. Greenleaf Robert Hamilton Benjamin H. Hunt, Jr Benjamin W. Putnam Lewis R. Sullivan John Ballantyne Foward T. Curley William N. Hackett William H. Hayes Albert Hurwitz Eugene J. O'Connor, Jr Otto EK. Buttner James F. Griffin Edwin N. Hill James P. Maguire Burton L. Thomas Joe Wencel Fred FE. Winters George W. P. Babb George W. Carruth John J. Conway Francis M. Cummings William C. Hoeckel Robert K. Thayer Harrison H. Atwood Sanford Bates Judah F. Bellows Joseph J. Benson John H. Buckley John H. Burns Henry S. Clark Fred W. Crandall Charles S. Lawler Samuel TH. Mildram Harold R. Perry Thomas IF. J. Callahan Charles Gane Martin Hays Thomas C. O’brien Howard E. Sentor Herbert A. Wilson Melvin B. Breath George L. Hutchinson Louis Be, Petterson William M. Robinson John FE. Beck Thomas W. Berridge Winthrop Andrew A. Casassa Revere Clarence E. Clisbee Herman Flick James J. McNamara Alfred Tewksbury Middlesex County Fairbank Sudbury Robert J. Kelly

Escaped Prisoner Pucci Caught in New York

Salvatore Pucci, who escaped from the prisoners pen at Eastern wharf on April 9, was located in New York. Special Officer Battis from Hanover street station arrested Pucci there on a robbery charge after Boston authorities advised. He had been sentenced to Deer Island and escaped en route.

Salvatore Pucci Eastern Wharf New York Battis Hanover Street Gotham Boston Pucci Deer Island

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