Boston Post Dominates Election Night Crowd News
Last night crowds crowded Washington street outside the Boston Post as it flashed instant returns for district attorney sheriff and other offices. The paper announced John B Moran and Curtis Guild Jr winning while moving pictures photographs and cartoons drew cheers and kept the crowd orderly all night.
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Washington Street
Boston Post
Boston
Post
John B. Moran
Curtis Guild, Jr
Ir. Moran
John B
Governor Guild
Nelson Puts It On O Brien In Ten Round Bout
A ten round boxing match between Rouse O'Brien of South Boston and Dick Nelson of New York headlined the Winnisimmet Club event in Chelsea. Nelson edged O'Brien by a narrow margin after a furious, high effort contest marked by constant action from start to finish.
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Gotham
Winnisimmet Club
Chelsea
Rouse O'Brien
South Boston
Dick Nelson
New York
Nelson
O’brien
Boston
O'Brien
Roofer Fitzgerald Announces Bid for Boston Mayor
John F. Fitzgerald of Ward 14 South Boston, affiliated with Boston Protective Roofers Union 17 and the Boston Building Trades Council, declares his mayoral run as the workingmen’s candidate. He cites a political machine defeat and rising support for change, vowing to oppose Fitzgerald in the next city election.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Ward 14
South Boston
Boston Protective Roofers’ Union 17
Boston Building Trades Council
Organized Labor
Boston
Bofton
Whitney
Hisgen
Fitzgerald
Cockran Arrested for Illegal Voting in New York
Representative W Bourke Cockran was arrested at a polling place on Third Avenue for illegal voting by East 22nd Street station police. He was unable to verify his registered address and was taken to Yorkville Police Court where he was honorably discharged.
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New York
W. Bourke Cockran
Third Avenue
Thornton
Rosen Brothers Shop Denies Sanitary Inspections
Rosen Brothers at 295 Boylston street denies strikers' claims of disease and contagion. Attorney Samuel Kalesky calls the allegations malicious lies and says the shop and employees are available for inspection, with state authorities already conducting one.
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Rosen Brothers
Boylston Street
Samuel Kalesky
New Jersey Democrats Claim Katzenbach Victory Margin
Newark November 5. Chairman Hudspeth of the Democratic State committee asserts Katzenbach will win New Jersey for Governor by a margin of twenty thousand to twenty five thousand eightieth.
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Newark
N. J
Hudspeth
Democratic State Committee
Katzenbach
Dem
Sheatz Elected Pennsylvania State Treasurer
John C. Sheatz of Philadelphia, Republican, won the state treasurer race over Democrat John G. Harman of Columbia County by a large plurality. The election saw low overall turnout, with judicial races drawing bigger votes in Luzerne Northamton and Schuylkill counties and broad Republican gains compared to two years ago.
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Philadelphia
John C. Sheatz
John G. Harman
Columbia County
Pennsylvania
Luzerne
Northampton
Schuylkill
Teddy Roosevelt Jr. Injured After Harvard Debut
Teddy Roosevelt Jr. promoted to left end on the Harvard varsity team yesterday afternoon played with zeal but soon suffered a badly sprained ankle after a reckless dash in the game.
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Teddy Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
Honey Fitz and Ward 6 Power in Boston Politics
The piece profiles John F. Fitzgerald known as Honey Fitz, his rise from Ward 6 leader to congressman, and his control over public jobs in Boston's Irish North End. It outlines tactics, patronage networks, and the role of the Neptune Associates, bull-pushers, and the Board of Strategy in shaping local politics through the late 19th century.
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John Fitzgerald
Honey Fitz
Honeyitz
Harvard Imedical School
Old Ward 6
New England
New York
Boston
Neptune Associates
Mat Keany
Trish
Neptunes
Custom House
Commons Council
Old North End
North End
Tvortunately
Charley Ballem
Charlestown
Liverpool
Fitzgerald
Ward 7
Thomasney
Ward 8
Fitzgerald Democrats
Napoleon
Ward 6
McCulligan
St. Stephen’s Catholic Church
Johnny Fitz
State Senate
Republican State Commission
Henry
Total Abstinence Society of
the Ward
Massachusetts
Congress
Associated Press
Poston
Capitol
Fitz
Associated Press Office
Grosvenor
Ohio
Johnny Witz
Jefferson Club
Ward
North Enda
Quincy
Board of Strategy
Privy Council
Little Fitz
John F. Fitzgerald
Miss Logue Held for Trial on Extortion Allegation
After hearing the evidence in the case of Mary W Logue arrested on a complaint sworn by Benjamin H Cram of Cram Milliken Co charging an alleged attempt to extort money from Cram Judge Parmenter found probable cause and held the young woman in 500 for the grand jury.
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Mary W. Logue
Benjamin H. Cram
Cram, Milliken & Co
Cram
Parmenter
Boston Awakening Against Machine Politics in Tailoring War
A vocal call contrasts mob rule with political reform as Boston shows new energy. The piece denounces machine politics and promotes real custom tailoring offered to order with written guarantees and no deposit required.
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Messenger & Company
Scollay Square
Roofer Fitz
Cockran
N. J. Dems
Sheatz
Harman
Teddy, JR
Hizgerald
Collier's Weekly
George Kibbe Turner
THE
Collier’s
Music Hall
Neptune
Treasury
Galway
Copp’s Hill
Connemara Hill
Donegal
Charles River
Donegal Square
North Church
Faneuil Hall
Cork
Kerry
Limerick
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Phelan
Steptoe
Boylston St
Hotel Touraine
Miss Logue
David J. Ingraham
Temple Place
R. H. Stearns & Co
Telex
Grand Old State
Oring
Worry & CO
Washington St
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