Dennison Attacks Lomasney Before Large Voter Meetings
Democratic district attorney candidate Joseph A. Dennison speaks to over 3000 in Boston, denouncing Martin M. Lomasney as the criminal element’s ally and Moran backer. He accuses Lomasney of corruption, secrecy, and bartering with Moran to undermine the Democratic party.
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Moran
Joseph A. Dennison
Majestic Theatre
Ward 9 Hebrew Association
Julius Yaffy
Dennison
Roxbury
Ward 17
John F. Dever
Boston
Stirk’s Hall
Ward 1
President McClellan
Democratic City Committee
Douglas Club
Ward
James J. Moynihan
Collins Club
John WW. Peteney
Mitchell Club
John J. Driscoll
Winthrop Hall
John A. Connolly
Wage Earn
Hugh Gildea
Mr. Dennison
Martin M. Lomasney
Lomasney
Democrats
Boston Press
Suffolk County
District Attorney’s
Henry M. Whhtney
James Donovan
Arthur Dolan
John B. Moran
John F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Hearst Independence League
Fitzgerald Replies to Suffolk County Expense Claims
William T. A. Fitzgerald, Register of Deeds, defends his brief tenure and cites cutting registry paper costs as his only contribution to Suffolk County expenses for the fiscal year 1906-1907. He explains discovering English paper cost 19 per ream and substituting American paper for 6.88 per ream, reducing costs in the last month of the year.
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Boston
Navy
Sir
Sheriff Seavey
James Donovan
Francis A. Campbell
Suffolk County
Registry of Deeds
WM. T. A. Fitzgerald
Register of Deeds
Italian Rivalry Ends in Shooting on North End Streets
Giovanni Rotondo 29 of 142 Washington Street North and a companion waited for Antonio Quinay 40 after Quinay declared love to Rotondo's fiancée. Quinay was struck by a gun butt and then shot. he collapsed and was taken to the Relief Station. Rotondo was arrested.
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North End
Giovanni Rotondo
Washington Street
Antonio Quinay
North
Endicott Streets
Antonio
Rotando
Quinay
Rotondo
Quincy
Donovan in Many Wards Campaign for Boston Sheriff
Democratic candidate James Donovan spoke at multiple ward gatherings denouncing Sheriff Seavey and warning that Republicans could overhaul city government. He defended party leadership, praised ward clubs, and outlined tonight's finale events across several wards including Chelsea and Ward 9.
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James Donovan
Sheriff Seavey
Ward 19
Donovan
Hickory Club
Parker Morris
Charles F. Riordan
Central Hall
Ward 20
Henry Cabot Lodge
Boston
Massachusetts
City of
Ward 1
William F. McClellan
Democratic City Committee
Douglas Club
Jerry McNamara
Collins Club
Thomas J. Collins
Somerset Club
Joseph J. Norton
John Mitchell Club
Patrick F. Shields
Washington Street
Chelsea
Minton Hall
Tammany Club
Ward Room
Congress Hall
Gray’s Hall
Lyceum
Donovan Confident In Attack on Sheriff Seavey
In a bold statement James Donovan accuses Sheriff Seavey’s administration of using office for private gain and promises a great majority in re election. He cites deputy abuses and job promises tied to political support while defending his own record.
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James Donovan
Seavey
Donovan
Merit Frank
Court House
Chelsea
O. K
Business Administration
Sheriff Seavey
Demonstration Planned at Old Franklin Schoolhouse Corner
A large demonstration is planned at the old Franklin schoolhouse located at the corner of Washington and Dover streets, signaling neighborhood attention to a pending issue.
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Franklin
Washington and
Dover Streets
Webster for Suffolk DA Campaign Appeal
Boston readers receive a political petition urging Republican voters to support Walter A. Webster for the next District Attorney of Suffolk County. The notice warns against misleading statements and promotes Webster as the candidate.
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Joseph A. Dennison
Suffolk County
Walter A. Webster
Mr. Dennison
Herbert Parker
Esquire
Chapel Club Formed by Ward 1 Politicians
The Chapel Club, Ward 1's new political organization, formed last night with Thomas J. Giblin presiding. It backs Joseph J. Murley and James E. Maguire for the House and Joseph A. Dennison for district attorney. Rallies set for Booth's Stevens' and Music Halls with open air meetings planned.
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Chapel Club
Ward 1
Thomas J. Giblin
Joseph J. Murley
James E. Maguire
House of Representatives
Joseph A. Dennison
Booth’s
Stevens
Music
Dennison Backed by Judges in Calls for District Attorney
Respected judges endorse Dennison for district attorney citing brilliance ethics and loyalty to clients and court. Swasey Sullivan Gargan and Gargan say he is suited for office with judicial temperament and public support now favoring his election.
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Dennison
Mr. Dennison
George R. Swasey
John A. Sullivan
Thomas J. Gargan
Mayoralty fight unsettled at Cambridge Democratic meeting
A Cambridge Democratic mass meeting failed to unite behind a single mayoral candidate. Ex-Alderman John W Coveney refused to withdraw, citing loyalty to his campaign amid calls for harmony. Other candidates included Michael H Flynn James F Aylward and ex-Mayor Thorn, with Deitrick Barry having withdrawn.
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Cambridge
John W. Coveney
J. Edward Barry
Rhodes Hall
Prospect Street
Edward W. Quinn
Democratic City Committee
Frederick
James F. Aylward
Charles H. Thornton
Austin O'Toole
Deitrick
Barry
Harmony
Coveney
Aylward
Thurston
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Martin Lomasney
Bittfly
Floater
Navarre
Asphalt Trust
Rising Sun Street Lighting Company
Mr. Donovan
Democratic Party
Voflers
D H. Servey
Charles St
Jim
Parker and Callender
E. B. Callender
Dorchester
Lancaster
Webster Campaign Committee
L. J. Brackett
Denison
Hall
Curtis Guild
Eben S. Draper
United States
John L. Bates
J. Mitchell Galvin
Elwyn G. Preston
Fred H. Seavey
P. WG. Purcell
Chelsea St
Charlestown
Cambridge Democrats
Joseph A. Conry
Kimball Bldg
Raymond
Dewey
Bartlett
Guild
Hisgen
Henry M. Whitney
Independence League
Independent Voters of
Governor Guild
Mr. Vater
Yours Truly
J. Raymond
Washington St
David T. Montague
Patrick J. Guerin
Dalton Street
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