Moran Denounces District Attorney Conduct in Boston Speech
A Boston lawyer, Moran, attacks district attorney tactics in a public address. He condemns withholding witnesses, pressuring perjury, and seeks honest, just prosecutions. He calls for politicians and newspapers to declare their stance on Stevens's re election and urges voters to demand integrity.
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Boston Papers
Stevens
Edwin VII
Curtis
Quincy
Hig
Boston Traveler
Samuel McCall
Mr. Roberts
Congress
Chelsea
Richardson
Ward 18 rally pulls against Fitzgerald in Gallivan clash
A Ward 18 campaign rally devolved into pandemonium as Fitzgerald speakers faced roaring Gallivan supporters. The hall echoed with hoots and horn blasts while crowd factions heckled each speaker, leaving Gallivan leading in cheers despite efforts by Fitzgerald allies to gain traction.
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James A. Gallivan
Fitzgerald
Gallivan
Norris
Ward
McNamara
Wen
Quirk
M. W. Norris
Mike
Mr. Gallivan
Exciting East Boston Lyceum Hall meeting with Gallivan
Senator Gallivan and Marin Lomasney spoke at Lyceum Hall East Boston amid police action and megaphone hecklers. The event featured sharp exchanges with Fitzgerald supporters, boasts of past services, and calls for votes for Gallivan Rourke and Donovan while addressing cross district politics and ward rivalries.
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Senator Gallivan
Marin Lomasney
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Witzgerald
OK ‘“Magaphones
Korgan
Inley
Fitzgerald
Rourke
Donovan
Gailvan
Mr. Lemasney
Congress
Kiley
Daring Jamaica Plain Robbery Targets Arboretum Chief
Early morning ambush at Centre and Orchard streets leaves Jackson Dawson, head of the Arnold Arboretum, unconscious after a beating. Thieves steal a $200 Armion Safety Deposit check, a gold hunting case watch, a gold chain, about $3, and Dawson’s pension papers from the Nineteenth Massachusetts Regiment.
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Jamaica Plain
Jaaeckson Dawson
Arnold Arboretum
Centre
Orchard Streets
Armion Safety Deposit Company
State Street
Dawson
Waltham Watch
Massachusetts
Fitzgerald Rally Draws Crowd for Democratic Ticket
A large turnout at the Old Franklin Schoolhouse in Ward held a rousing Democratic rally for Congressman Fitzgerald and the party ticket. Speakers included Hayes, McDevitt Jr, Kelcher, Senator Quirk, Barry, and Sitzgerald. Ten Santiago heroes in Rough Rider uniform attended from the Ninth Regiment, drawing attention as Roosevelt’s era returned to mind.
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Fitzgerald
Warden Bridges
Charlestown
Bunceman Reed
Reed
Senator Quirk
John A. Kelcher
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
William A. McDevitt, Jr
Borofsky
Gallivan
McNamara
P. J. O'Toole
Norris
W. Y. A. Withgzerald
Maloney
John A. Keliher
Keliher
Mr. Kelcher
Roosevelt
W. A. McDevitt, Jr
Ward 10
McDevitt
Congress
Quirk
F. J. Kneeland
Franklin
Ward
Party
New York
Teddy’’ Roosevelt
Santiago
Ninth Regiment
South Boston
Hayes
Willismn I. McDevitt, Jr
Kelcher
David A. Barry
Sitzgerald
Barry
South
Boston
McKinney Denounces Dingley Tariff At Boston Rally
Maine Democrat McKinney spoke at a South Boston rally critiquing the Dingley tariff. He argued the law failed to restore prosperity, causing wage cuts and strikes across New England, contrasting it with better conditions under the Wilson tariff for woolen manufacturers.
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Tl. F. McKhinney
Maine
Tenth
Boston
Congress
New England
Dingley
Rallies Attend November 4 Political Meetings
A list of campaign rallies and attendees across multiple Massachusetts towns led by notable figures including the Williams and Doherty families, Ramsdell, Slattery, and Sullivan. Stops cited include Chelsea Cambridge Lawrence Dedham Boston wards and related local organizers.
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L. Fr. McKinney
Maine
Harry J. Skeffington
Li. T. McCarthy
Quincy
Henry Ff. Naphen
Richard Sullivan
William A. Murphy
Leon Egges
Robert Howard
Dedham
Wiliam N. Baker
Oliver Downing
George KE. McNeill
Boston
Ward
William H. Baker
Patrick Kilroy
George 5. McNeill
C. T. Callahan
Henry F. Naphen
E. J. Slattery
Charles [. Quirk
John J. Feneno
W. T. Miller
Ward Tiz
Charles I. Quirk
Socialist Labor Parade Tonight in Boston Area Protest
The Socialist Labor party of Boston and surrounding cities plans a march from Bennet Street to Boston Common to protest arrests of gubernatorial candidate George R. Peare of Lynn and others for street speaking. Arrested members will speak, joined by Martha Moore Avery and several Socialist candidates for state treasurer and Congress.
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Socialist Labor Party
Boston
Cambridge
Somerville
Chelsea
Lynn
Revere
Everett
Stoneham
Bennet Street
Boston Common
George R. Peare
Charles G. F
Claus
Malden
Davie Goldstein
Martha Moore Avery
Joseph F. Malloney
Congress
Seventh
William KE. Stacey
Gallivan Cheers Outshine Fitzgerald in Rally
A crowd roared as the call Vote for the people's champion rang out. A voice shouted James A. Gallivan, drawing loud cheers while young Mr. Fitzgerald sat down after a brief moment in the spotlight.
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Mr. Fitzgerald
James A. Gallivan
Gallivan
Two Men Pass Off Raised Ten On $2 Bill
Two men who looked Hebrew entered a Boylston street store of P H Jacot yesterday afternoon and bought cooked meat with a counterfeit ten. The cashier gave ten dollars in change, then found the bill a real two dollar note skillfully raised to ten. A Boylston street liquor dealer was similarly victimized last night.
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Boylston Street
P. H. Jacot
Mayor Quincy Backs Bruce in Democratic Party Dinner
Mayor Quincy and gubernatorial hopeful Alexander Bruce of Lawrence joined hands at a Parker House dinner aimed at unifying factions within the city’s Democratic leadership. The event, attended by Ward chairs and state and city officials, sought to pledge strong support for Bruce and deliver a countywide majority next Tuesday.
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Quincy
Alexander B. Bruce
George Fred Williams
Williams
Alexander Bruce
Mr. Bruce
Edward J. Slattery
Patrick Kilroy
Springfield
William S. McNary
A. C. Drinkwater
Charles D. Lewis
John H. Lee
John H. Sullivan
Russell Objects to Hydrant Transfer to Water Dept
Fire Commissioner Russell sent a message to the Common Council opposing moving hydrant care from the fire department to the water department. The Mayor vetoed a building ordinance amendment. the veto message goes to the next meeting. A $62,500 loan order was referred to the next meeting and the Franklin Fund disposition message was also assigned.
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Russell
Common Council
Fire Department
Water Department
Barrows Defends Alger at Chickatawbut Club Meeting
Sixty members of the Chickatawbut Club gathered at Young's Hotel for a post dinner discussion led by Major Charles A. Young with Congressman Barrows Samuel J. Elder and others. Barrows praised Secretary Long's executive ability and Alger for creating an army of over 24 000 while noting necessary investigations but opposing premature accusations. Dr. Blackwell urged republican government for foreign lands and argued taxation without representation is un-American.
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Fitzgerald
McKinley
Alger
Republican Party
Colonel Maloney
Chickatawbut Club
Young’s
Barrows
Samuel J. Elder
Charles A. Young
Congressman Barrows
Secreetary Long
Department
Blackwell
Ramsdell speaks in Charlestown rallies
Lynna mayor Ramsdell held largely attended rallies in Charlestown within his district's Boston end last evening in what supporters framed as a show of political strength.
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Ramsdell
Charlestown
Ramesdell
Lynna
Wares Et al
Boston
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