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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1907

Page

4

Foe of Hebrew at a Democratic county candidate meeting

Samuel W. Borofsky opened a Hebrew meeting at the Majestic Theatre denouncing the Republican stance on immigration led by Ross Lodge. The reception praised Democratic candidates for county offices and urged voting them into power to curb Lodge and his Washington influence.

Republican Party Ross Lodge Russia Lodge Washington Samuel W. Borofsky Majestic Theatre

Greatest Interest in County Fight Rages in Boston

The meeting drew a large Democratic crowd as Dennison arraigned Moran and Webster challenging the district attorney race and county-wide contests. The piece notes Moran's allies and Dennison’s pledge to bust a political ring, with extensive coverage of Middlesex and Suffolk senatorial battles and related campaign dynamics.

Moran, Dennison Webster Dennison Joseph A. Conry Moran Boston Chelsea Revere Winthrop

Donovan Speaks at Dorchester Rally for Sheriff Candidacy

James Donovan, WQ Democratic candidate for Suffolk County sheriff, spoke yesterday afternoon at Central Hall Dorchester before a large crowd. Charles S. Winn presided as Donovan criticized Sheriff Seavey for high deputy salaries and called for disclosure of exact fees from his books.

Mayor labeled labor’s friend at Germantown meeting

The Germantown Citizens Association met in Saunders Hall with John J. Conway presiding. Richard J. Cronin and J. Henry Nay were tasked to press for better postal facilities, while lighting and school matters were discussed. Richard H. Robinson, a Republican, praised Mayor Fitzgerald as a friend to workers. he also criticized the GOP and urged statewide use of a Boston style commission.

Germantown Boston

Explosion at Bourges arms factory kills six soldiers

An explosion at the government arms factory in Bourges France today killed six artillerymen and mortally wounded three others authorities reported the blast occurred as shells were being loaded at the facility local officials stated the identities of the victims were not released pending notification of families

Bourges France

Sheriff Seavey Defends Deputy Fees at 1907 Hearing

In a Cosmo politan Club talk in Chelsea Sheriff Seavey defended his re election bid by citing deputy sheriffs gross fees for 1907 averaging 3290 dollars each. He challenged opponent James Donovan to explain broken promises and past department conduct while promising to provide further figures on other staff if needed.

Bill Devery Killingsgate Boston Arthur W. Dolan Montague Common Council Mr. Dolan Cosmopolitan Club Chelsea Sheriff Seavey James Donovan Donovan Mr. Donovan Asphalt Trust Rising Sun Street Lighting Company Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Suffolk John F. Kelly Robert E. Maguire Jeremiah G. Fennessey Peter P. Fee Joseph P. Silsby Albert C. Tilden County of Thomas L. Wiles Justice of the Peace

Campbell Denounces Seavey Tactics In County Debt Debate

Francis A. Campbell, Clerk of the Superior Court, challenges Sheriff Seavey’s charges about county debt and office expenses. He claims reductions in several areas, cites courthouse hardships on reforms, and accuses Seavey of targeting the Register Fitzgerald and himself while sidestepping other officials.

Campbell Sheriff Seavey Seavey Supreme Court Francis A. Campbell Superior Court

Four Arrests for Burglary at South Boston

Tour arrests for breaking and entering were made in South Boston yesterday. The liquor store of John Campbell at 94 West Second street was twice entered. John A. Conley of 81 Athens street and James M. Coyne, 19, were arrested charged with taking some of the liquor. During the early hours a rear window of J. J. Langenfield's bake shop was forced and a box of gum taken. James O'Brien and Michael Murphy, aged 16 and 17 years, respectively, were arrested charged with the theft.

Boston John Campbell West Second Street John A. Conley Athens Street James M. Coyne J. J. Langenfield James O’brien Michael Murphy

Huge Democratic Rally in Ward 1 East Boston

Thousands packed Stirk's Hall as 2000 Democrats heard county nominees and House candidates Joseph J. Marley and James E. Maguire speak. William F. McClellan opened, urging strong turnout for the county ticket and House race with later rallies planned in Stevenson Hall and Booth Hall Orient Heights.

Stirk’s Hall Boston House William F. McClellan Democratic City Committee Joseph J. Marley James E. Maguire McClellan James Donovan Joseph A. Dennison Arthur W. Dolan James H. Vahey Thomas F. Doherty Michael J. Leary Thomas F. Rice Joseph A. Conry Patrick J. Kennedy John A. Sullivan

Italian Citizens Form Democratic Club

More than 150 men of Italian descent gathered at Washington Hall to form the Italian American Democrat Progressive Club. Joseph Seminara presided with Louis Guaragna as secretary as James Donovan, the Democratic sheriff candidate, received an ovation and urged support for all tickets next Tuesday. The group adopted resolutions to promote naturalization and active participation in national, state, and municipal life.

Democratic Club Washington Hall Washington Street Democrat Progressive Club Joseph Seminara Louis Guaragna James Donovan

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CITS Acton Fato Sabre du Aa Gowbirinqe Charles W. Bartlett Curtis Guild JR Republican Thomas L. Hisgen Independence League Arei Otpsept Aden A. Dennison C G. Moran Walter A. Webster Suffolk County Fred Seavey Borofsky Mr. Dennison Martin Lomasney Charles Street Mr. Webster Mr. Moran School Street Fitzgerald First District Charles Middlesex Vahey Senate Dana Charles 8. Dennison Framingham Ashland Holliston Hopkinton Natick Newton Sherborn Watertown Weston Cambridge Frederick J. Macleod Thorndike Spaulding Macleod E. Rodman Peabody Spaulding John J. Mitchell Marlboro Waltham George W. Taylor Mitchell George H. Doty Republican State Committee Taylor Eighth Middlesex Lowell John J. McManmon Horton Hilton Joseph H. Hibbard Thomas F. Curley Michael J. McEttrick Curley McEttrick John Cusick Tilton S. Bell Gideon Abbott Bromberg John W. Linehan Abbott Springfield Hampden William P. Hayes Frank W. Dickinson Conry LABOR Addison Cluett, Peabody 4 CO Manens Tpo Alleges Campaign Fund Presen David J. Montague Register of Probate Fred HH. Seavey Shei Edward G. Graves Beacon St South Boston FAST
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