Campaign rallies split in Cambridge third district race
In Cambridge Ward 3 the Lomasney and O'Brien campaigns drew large crowds at rival rallies. Speakers included John E Russell Congressman Fitzgerald and Alderman Lomasney, with O'Brien backed by ex Alderman Aylward and John McSorley. The halls echoed with cheers and interjections as both sides assailed the opposition and defended their nominees.
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Cambridge
Suffolk
Lomasney
O’brien
Ohn’s
Gambridge Street
John E. Russell
Fitzgerald
John H
O'Brien Rally Sparks City Hall Backing and Crowded Speech
The speaker declares two thirds of upstairs audience are paid city workers in Boston. He warns O'Br ien's election would strike a blow to a corrupt state ring. Christopher O'Brien accepts the nomination amid cheers from his followers as John Coveney hosts a post rally gathering with notable Democrats including John W. Coveney, John E. Russell, Fitzgerald, Lomasney, and others.
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Casey
Ward
John. W. Coveney
Coveney
John E. Russell
Russell
Democratic Party
Lomasney
O’brien
Fitzgerald
Board of Aldermen
John H.ponce
Alderman Cleary
Aylward
O'Brien
John McSorley
Joseph Lundy
Boston
Christopher O’brien
John W. Coveney
Otis Street
William Nelson
Cambridge
Thomas #. Keenan
Riley
John H. Ponce
Rally in East Dedham Democrat slate cheers crowd
Nov. 4 in East Dedham the rally drew strong crowd warmth as McCarty presided. William Warren Democratic candidate for Senator spoke on corporation issues to loud applause. Chester Reed Representative candidate discussed corporation and A P A praise. Boston’s B J Flynn delivered the principal address rebutting Republican labor claims and denouncing current commission system. F F Taylor spoke on the free transfer bill as attendees cheered for the Democratic ticket.
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East Dedham
Res McCarty
William Warren
Chester H. Reed
B. J. Flynn
Boston
Republican Party
Springfield Democrats Rally Draws Crowds in City Hall
The Springfield Democratic rally at City Hall drew a large audience with ex Governor William E Russell and Lawyer E H Lathrop delivering speeches on local government and current issues. A band concert and street parade preceded the event as leading city Democrats gathered in anticipation.
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William E. Russell
Russell
E. H Lathrop
Lathrop
Hoag
Connecticut
Second Regiment
Fallon Rally Draws Dense Crowd in Suffolk District Campaign
Two campaign rallies supported Thomas F. Fallon, independent Democratic candidate for senator in the eighth Suffolk district. At Ward 22 Conwy Hall Fallon urged unity to defeat rivals, while speakers D. D. Corcoran and others addressed a packed People’s Hall audience, ending with support for Fallon and the State ticket.
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Thomas F. Fallon
Suffolk
Conwy Hall
Fallon
Flint
D. D. Corcoran
P. Edward Mujgoon
John Keating
Daniel H. Sullivan
William J. Do
Dallinger Rally Draws Colored Voters in Cambridge
A large crowd of colored voters gathered at the old engine house on Massachusetts avenue Cambridge for a rally in support of Frederick W Dallinger the senatorial candidate. Representative James J Myers spoke praising Republican legislators and paid tribute to Dallinger. Wellington Fillmore and Dallinger followed. C H Titus boosted support by recounting his wartime role as captain of a colored company.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Frederick W.dallinger
James J. Myers
Dallinger
Wellington Fillmore
C. H. Titus
Dennison and Dallinger in Cambridge Senate Race
A pitched battle for senatorial honors closed after rallies by Republican Frederick W. Dallinger and Democrat Joseph A. Dennison. A citywide political ticket labeled Dallinger Protestant and Dennison Romanist circulated, fueling interest and partisan feeling.
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Cambridge
Frederick W. Dallinger
Joseph A. Dennison
Joseph A.“ Dennison
Harvard Names Deland New Senior Football Coach
Harvard has appointed Lorin F. Deland as head football coach to revive a disorganized squad after the Princeton defeat. The team will resume practice as players recover, with Deland bringing offensive tactics and momentum plays to challenge the Pennsylvania Quakers and upcoming Michigan game. Deland, a respected Boston figure and husband of author Margaret Deland, is not a Harvard graduate but has long advised in athletic circles.
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Fairchild
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Quakers
Crimson
Boston
Margaret Deland
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New York
Philadelphia
Uites
Milford and Clinton politics clash over Corcoran role
In a heated exchange Milford voters weigh the value of Judge Corcoran’s town service and legislative influence in Clinton, arguing for experienced representatives. The letters cite Corcoran securing clauses aiding Clinton’s sewerage, drainage rights, and compensation.
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General Court
Frank P. Goulding
Worcester
Judge Corcoran
Clinton
Clinton Enterprise
Metropolitan Water Board
Water Act
Milford
Senate
Field
Cook
W. H. Cook
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P. Cooke
University ticket sale for Harvard Penn game in Cambridge
Applications for limited Harvard Penn football tickets due by Nov 4 from current university members. Seats assigned to timely applications. no tickets mailed before Nov 19. General allotment available with no public sale. box grounds restricted day of game. Prices set at 2.50, 2, and 1.
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Cambridge
Jets
Leavitt & Plepce
Wright & Ditson
S. Blanks
Boston
New York
Mote
Prophecies on Brooklyn Elections and Party Unity
The article notes that Wurster has no real chance of election and will likely secure a vote near the Republican total. It also states Brooklyn Democrats are unified on the State ticket, reflecting a cohesive party front.
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Wurster
Brooklyn
Gorman era ends as Maryland votes on Lowndes and Hurst
Hottest Maryland campaign ends with Democratic splits over John E. Hurst and Lloyd Lowndes. Many city and state Democrats back Lowndes while opposing Hurst, alleging a Gorman-backed push. Analysts expect varied outcomes from a 6,000 to 10,000 spread, with betting activity limited.
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Maryland
Lloyd Lowndes
John E. Hurst
Baltimorey
Gorman
Cleveland
Lowndes
Bosen
United States
Gibson
Hurst
New York Democrats Project 18,000 Plurality in State Ticket
A New York Democratic leaders conference in Albany reports counts from eleven counties in the Democratic column totaling about 73,000 and Republican counties about 62,000. The State committee's final estimate grants the Democrats an 18,000 plurality for the State ticket and 26 of the 60 Senate seats.
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Albany
N. Y
Democratic State Committee
Light Hopeful Iowa Vote Faces Weak Turnout
In Des Moines indications point to a light tomorrow. The Republican State committee expects the whole ticket to win by 40 000 to 50 000 in strong margins but Drake may lag 7 000 to 8 000 behind due to his railroad building record. Democrats expect the ticket to win except for the leading race while Prohibitionists project about 20 000 votes, up from 8000 last year.
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Des Moines
Republican State Committee
Drake
Hnead
Claims in Ohio Politicians Predict Wide Victory Margin
In Columbus on November 4 the Republican and Democratic parties project differing outcomes. Republicans acknowledge a plurality range from 15,000 to 30,000 for the state ticket, while Democrats claim a wipeout for ex-Governor Campbell and hope to gain control of the legislature. Both factions insist their nominees, including General Bush, can secure seats in the House and Senate.
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Qlumbus
Republicary
Campbell
Oonor
Zanesville
Legis
Confidence in Kentucky forecast for big Democratic carry
From Louisville General headquarters reporters note strong confidence that Thomas will roll up a handsome Democratic ticket for the entire ticket in Kentucky. Prominent Republicans concede Bradley will carry the State, with the largest vote ever polled. Tomorrow's election is expected to deliver these results.
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Thlomisvlle
Repub
Bradley
Tomor
Man Found Dead in House After Razor Wound
A Black man named William years, about 30, found in a house with a cut from the chin to the forehead. Neighbors heard a dispute but the assailant, a Black man, fled. No one can identify the attacker. authorities heard a loud row prior to the incident and a razor was involved.
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William Years
Jay
Lawrence Campaign Rally Highlights Greenhalge Speech
The Republican gathering at the Opera House drew about 2000 attendees as Governor Greenhalge Congressman Knox and other leaders urged support. Greenhalge pledged equal and just treatment for all regardless of race or nativity, emphasizing allegiance to Massachusetts and U.S. constitutions.
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A. C. Stone
H. R. Dow
Charles F. Sargent
George S. Jenkins
James C. Crombie
John J. Norwood
John L. Brewster
New York
Massachusetts
Greenhalge
Lawrence
Commonwealth
Lowell
Pilgrim Fathers
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Earth
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Russell
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Old Colony
Lowell Address Echoes Contract Pledge Theme
A speaker concludes a formal event with a pledge to dutifully honor every clause of the contract. He then addresses Lowell residents, delivering a speech mirroring the substance of the earlier remarks and reinforcing local civic commitments.
Assessors Blame Staffing For Voting List Omissions
A Chel sea Board of Aldermen committee reviewed the year’s missing voters. Members cited limited assessor staff as the cause, noting only two counters covered the city and advocating five ward-based residents to reduce mistakes. The group, including City Clerk Gurney, will file a report later.
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Richardson
Roberts
George B. Gurney
Board of Registrar of Voters
Lst
Noah Blanchard
W. M. Jewett
Perry Nominee Chosen by Somerville Citizens Club
A large meeting of the Republican Citizens Club of Somerville nominated A A Perry for Mayor to oppose Leyl F. Davis. About 150 delegates from wards 1 through 5 supported Perry with unanimous recalls. The club debated forming a permanent body and widening membership beyond Republicans.
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Somerville
Union
George F. Laurie
Henry W. Pitman
Laurie
John B. Viall
A. A. Perry
Leyl F
Davis
George Bruce
Bowman
Perry
Glines
Louis E. Merry
Citizens’ Caucus
Bingham
Meeting portrait boosts Perry bid with strong support
A Post reporter describes the meeting where Perry’s chances were assessed. He judged a good show though not certain, predicting a great fight. Notables present included ex-Congressman Bowman and ex-Mayor George A. Bruce, both confident of Perry’s success.
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Post
Bowman
George A. Bruce
Perry
Ward 15 circular denounced over fake nominating list
Michael J. Reidy denounces a Ward 15 circular urging the election of W. W. Nichols and Michael J. Reidy. Fourteen attached names not on the voting list. Reidy notes he and Creed share the Democratic platform and were nominated in a Democratic caucus. November 4.
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W. W. Nichols
Michael J. Reidy
Mr. Nichols
James F. Creed
Creed
Trunk Key to Wife Murder Case Sought in Montre al
Sheriff Brown of Plymouth N H hunts a missing tin trunk believed to hold evidence in the Julia Gray murder case. The trunk, shipped from Vermont to Montreal and left unclaimed, was auctioned April 19 after a long trace. Gray, jailed in Haverhill N H, is the suspect. Relatives live in Indian Territory and California.
Pugilist Weir held on larceny charge in Prospect Street case
Isaac O'Neil Weir, a boxer, was brought into Municipal Criminal Court before Judge Adams on a larceny complaint filed by James Martin for $6 allegedly stolen from a Prospect Street residence early yesterday. A continuance was granted to November 7 with bail set at $100.
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Isaac O'Neil Weir
Municipal Criminal Court
Adams
James Martin
Prospect Street
Dorchester Youth Loses Hand in Blue Hill Explosion
Edward Lynch an 18 year old resident of Acota Street Dorchester was at City Hospital after an explosion on Blue Hill Avenue near Merton Street yesterday afternoon. He was heating dynamite cartridges when the blast occurred severing his right hand.
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Edward Lynch
Acota Street
Dorchester
City Ospital
Lynch
Blue Hill Avenue
Merton Street
Anti toxine helps curb Brookline diphtheria surge
The Brookline diphtheria epidemic is waning with only one new case in the first four days of the month, compared to the average one daily case in October. The anti-toxine treatment has produced excellent results and saved numerous lives.
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Brookline
Suit Involving Boston Real Estate Dealers Opens in Pittsfield
A suit for $14,000 between Smith & Fowler, Boston real estate dealers, and a man named Conkling, set to open in Pittsfield tomorrow, includes more than two local witnesses. The case stems from a deal dating back to 1808 between the camps and the Boston firm.
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Franklin
Smith & Fowler
Boston
Conkling
Pittsfield
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