Representatives Elected in Boston First to Sixteenth Suffolk Districts
A list of elected representatives from Boston and surrounding areas across Suffolk districts one through sixteen. Names include William F. Doyle Thomas A. Niland Bernard F. Hanrahan John F. Sullivan Henry J. McLaughlin Peter F. Tagte William E H Carney Michael Francis McGrath Edward P. Murphy Maurice Caro Mark L Flaherty William P. Miles James J. Bacigalupo Vincent Brogna John L Donovan Martin M Lomasney Robert Robinson John A. Donoghue John F. Sheehan Channing H. Cox Samuel Davis Fitz Henry Smith Jr Grafton D Cushing Leo F. McCullough James J. Twohig Thomas J. Casey N Cronin William E Hickey John J Lydon Daniel J Chapman George J Wall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
William F. Doyle
Boston
Thomas A. Niland
Ind
Bernard F. Hanrahan
John F. Sullivan
Henry J. McLaughlin
Peter F. Tagte
William EH. Carney
Michael Francis McGrath
Edward P. Murphy
Maurice Caro
Chelsea
Mark L. Flaherty
William P. Miles
Progressive
Martin M. Lomasney
Robert Robinson
John A. Donoghue
John F. Sheehan
Channing H. Cox
Samuel Davis
Grafton D. Cushing
Fitz-Henry Smith, Jr
Edward F. McLaughlin
James J. Murphy
Leo F. McCullough
James J. Twohig
Thomas J. Casey
N. Cronin
William E. Hickey
John J. Lydon
Daniel J. Chapman
George J. Wall
Suffolk District Races Highlight Re-election in 26 Ward
The list enumerates candidates across multiple Suffolk districts led by Districts Seventeenth to Twenty-Fifth, with Boston residents Michael B. Kenney John J. Reilly George Curran Patrick Murray James McInerney P. Joseph McManus John A. Anderson John J. Cummings Lewis Sullivan William N. Hackett James T. Kenney James F. Griffin Jeremiah Kelley William McMorrow James E. Phelan Martin Hays Herbert Wilson and William Gilman. It notes party affiliations and one re-election in the Third Norfolk district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael B. Kenney
Boston
John J. Reilly
Suffolk
George E. Curran
Patrick Edward Murray, Jr
James McInerney
Joseph McManus
John A. Anderson
John J. Cummings
Lewis R. Sullivan
William N. Hackett
James T. Kenney
James F. Griffin
Jeremiah J. Kelley
Martin Hays
Herbert A. Wilson
Norfolk
William L. F. Gilman
Finnish Editor Sentenced Under Red Flag Law in Parade
John H. Karvonen editor of a Finnish newspaper received a thirty day sentence in the House of Correction after conviction for carrying a red flag in a Socialist Parade. He will appeal, challenging the law's constitutionality as no jury verdict has yet established its enforcement.
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Fitchburg
House of Correction
John H. Karvonen
Karvonen
Sweeping Gains by New York Republicans
New York vote results show Republicans making sweeping gains statewide. Indications at 11:36 suggest Democrats lose control of the lower house as Tammany rule was a central campaign issue both in and outside New York City.
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New York
New York City
Higgens Defeated in Middlesex County DA Race
District Attorney John J. Higgins of Middlesex county was defeated for re election yesterday. Democratic nominee William J. Corcoran led early returns with a plurality between 3000 and 4500 votes as the Progressive candidate Philip J. Clark also led Higgins. With partial returns from Somerville Malden and Everett Corcoran supporters predicted a wide plurality.
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Philip J. Clark
Corcoran
Higgins
Somerville
Malden
Everett
Harvard Professor Blames Newspapers for Poor English
Professor William R. Castle of Harvard blames U S newspapers for poor undergraduate English and cites insufficient reading of high grade literature by students. He has begun a superficial study and will compare results to potential tougher entrance exams for the college.
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William R. Castle
Harvard
United States
England
Castle
Fire setting arrest at Diamond Match plant
Everett Guptill of Saco was arrested at work in Biddeford on a warrant charging arson at a building on Elm and Maple streets on Sept. 13. He will be arraigned in court tomorrow morning. Read The Little Giant by Herbert Kaufman in next Sunday’s Post Magazine.
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Biddeford
Everett Guptill
Saco
Diamond Match Company
Elm and
Maple Streets
The
Little Giant
Herbert Kaufman
Post
Ritual Murder Accusation Ridiculed in Beiliss Trial
In Kiev on November 4, defense experts Kokovsoff and Tihomiroff mocked the ritual murder claim in the Mendel Beiliss case. Kokovsoff dismissed the theory as more absurd than a Jew killing for blood drinking, saying no Talmud passage directs such acts. Prosecutors pressed Father Pranaites as a key witness.
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Kiev
Russia
Mendel Beiliss
Boy Yushinsky
Kokovsoff
Tihomiroff
Keokovsoff
St. Petersburg
Pranaites
New Manitoba Public Works Minister Sworn In
W. H. Montague, former minister of agriculture, was sworn in as public works minister in the Manitoba cabinet. He succeeds Colin H. Campbell who resigned due to ill health and left for Germany.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Man
W. H. Montague
Colin H. Campbell
Germany
Japanese Embassy Counsellor Transferred to London
Tokyo November 4. Kijuro Shidehara counsellor of the Japanese embassy in Washington has been transferred to a similar post in London. He will be succeeded in Washington by Yagoro Miura currently first secretary at the Japanese embassy in Paris.
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Tokio
Kijuro Shidehara
Washington
London
Yagoro Miura
Paris
Prisoners Riot With Riot Gun At Morris County Jail
Two drunken inmates at Morris County jail Morristown New Jersey fired bullets and fired 1000 rounds of ammo during a midnight to dawn riot. They terrorized inmates and wrecked the keeper’s office in a failed jail break after escaping cells.
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Morristown
N. J
Morris County
Prisoners pick ward lock and take liquor from keeper’s desk
Eugene Sampson and John Burns were placed in the hospital ward with other prisoners. They picked the ward lock that leads to the keeper's office and forced open a desk to seize a bottle of liquor taken from a drunken prisoner earlier. After drinking the liquor they broke further restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Sampson
John Burns
Sampson
Burns
Croxone Promises Quick Relief for Backache and Bladder Ailments
The advertisement claims Croxone cleans clogged organs, improves kidney function, neutralizes irritating urine, dissolves uric acid in joints, and relieves sleep disturbing bladder weakness and rheumatism. Three doses daily for a few days supposedly end worst pains with a money back guarantee.
Jail Riot Shocks Hospital Ward Firefight
Suspects entered a hospital ward and fired on the keeper's office, riddling it with bullets. Deputies and detectives found inmates in terror at daylight. Burns and Sampson slept nearby as the attack unfolded.
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Burns
Sampson
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