Dana Malones Career and Boston Campaign Scene
Dana Malone the new Republican attorney general born October 8 1857 in Arcola New York trained in Greenfield and Harvard Law School. He served in the New York Legislature and Senate and later as district attorney noted for a near perfect record. In Boston a campaign rally at Faneuil Hall opened with Fitzgerald supporters filling the hall and Dennison praising Fitzgerald amid rows of flags and cheers from Ward 6 and Ward 8 loyalists.
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Dana Malone
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Arcola
N. Y
Harvard Law School
Senate
Episcopal Church
Crane
Body cut to pieces by train at Great Neck station
Louis Fitzgerald son of General Louis Fitzgerald was killed at Great Neck station after being struck by an eastbound train while trying to board a departing Long Island City train. He had raced earlier at W. Gould Brokaw's place and rode Tiger Lily in a steeplechase. The horse was shot after it broke a leg.
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Ili
Louis Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
W. Gould Brokaw
Long Island City
Mr. Brokaw
Harry C. Childs
Fayne Whitney
Mr. Fitzgerald
Tiger Lily
Moran Cheered as Donovan Receives Shot From Callender
A goodly crowd gathered at Lorimer Hall last evening for a session featuring Moran and Donovan. Callender directed the event, delivering a notable opportunity that drew praise from attendees.
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Moran
Donovan
Lorimer Hall
Boston Republican Club hears Moran victory and Donovan critique
The meeting, led by Hon. Franklin L. Codman, celebrated John B. Moran’s election as district attorney and gave Senator Edward B. Callender an ovation. Callender critiqued Edward J. Donovan’s mayoral platform and warned against municipal control under political factions, while Olin’s civic career is summarized as his long public service in Boston.
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Republican Club
Franklin L. Codman
John B. Moran
Edward B. Callender
Dorchester
Codman
Boston
Edward J. Donovan
Herald
Dean Swift
Rogers
Career of Colonel Olin in Massachusetts Public Life
Colonel William H M Olin, aged 60, has been re elected secretary of the Commonwealth and is a noted figure in Grand Army circles. He rose from a printers devil in Worcester in the early 1850s to a respected typesetter and later an after dinner speaker of distinction in Massachusetts.
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Young Olin
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Washington
Talbot
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Roland Worthington
Senator Dawes
Beard
William H M. Olin
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Liberal Credit
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Everybody’s Magazine
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