Fitzgerald Promotes General Collins in Boston Ward Tour
Congressman Fitzgerald campaigned for Patrick A Collins across Wards 19, 13, 7 and 5, praising Collins as the best Democratic leader and urging party unity. He attacked Murphy’s tactics, defended Collins's integrity, and highlighted Collins's national stature and harbor policy potential.
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Murphy attacks police commission and repeats caucus rumor
Boston politics flare as Murphy accuses police commissioners of tolerating corruption and vows to expose plans to use repeaters at caucuses. He cites unnamed men and pledges press disclosure while supporters cheer Patrick A. Collins and other Democrats at Ward 19 meeting.
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Republican Board of Police Commissioners
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Boston
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Appleis
Abe
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Urphy
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Mahoney
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J.cMurphy
Collings
Thomas F.jelark
Abagees Rts Ry AG
John R. Murphy
Strategy Board
Ward
Clark
Cronin
Murphy and Collins Campaign Rally Schedule Released
Campaign managers announce tonight rallies for Collins and Murphy across wards 8 14 19. Speakers include Thomas Gargan Fitzgerald Fiynch Shaw Sullivan Borofeky McDevitt Finnigan Conty Hickey Finnigan and Murphy presiding in Ward 8 Ward 14 Goldsmith Hall Ward 19 with Ambrose Woods Dennison Tague Mooney and Mulcahy among presenters.
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Joseph A. Dennison
James F. Gleason
James Kenney
George Coyle
Goldsmith Hall
Ambrose Woods
Peter F. Tague
McInerney
William L. Mooney
Mr. Murphy
Murphy Supporters Pack Lyceum Hall in East Boston Meeting
A large crowd attended a Murphy rally at Lyceum Hall East Boston with strong applause for Murphy and speakers including Healey Clarke Carter Douglass and Dennison. The meeting framed a contrast with Collins backed by the Board of Strategy and urged Democratic unity to avoid a Republican mayor.
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Murphy Attacks Honest Caucus and Fraud Claims
The Hon. John R. Murphy charged the Democratic organization with allying with Republicans to control caucuses and with using duplicate rolls and marked ballots to fraudulently win. He urged an honest ballot and legal protection, and called for a practical tax limit and permanent department staffing. A Dorchester rally followed with Baldwin Curley and Walsh in attendance.
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J. I. Walsh
Ward 10
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Gallivan
Kiley
Tague
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John J. Hayes
Doherty Attacks Murphy In Charlestown Rally
The Hon. Philip J. Doherty assailed ex-vater commissioner Patrick A. Collins in Charlestown, urging voters to back him to defeat the machine. He condemned petty politics and called for honest caucuses and fair politics, citing Ward 5 as an example.
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R. Murphy
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Charlestown
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Engstrom Wins Ward 1 By Slim Margin Over Blefler
Corrected returns show Charles O. Engstrom with 1610 votes and Joan Blefler with 1573 in Ward 1. Engstrom's lead over Blefler is noted as a remarkable incident of the election.
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Charles O. Engstrom
Joan Blefler
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Omega Oil Said to Cure Pleurisy Overnight
A New York business manager reports strong relief from pleurisy after rubbing Omega Oil on the chest. He credits the remedy with eliminating the pain by morning and says he would not be without it.
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New York Sores
Sullivan Bernstein Draw In 25 Round Featherweight Clash
In New York on November 10 Dave Sullivan and Joe Bernstein fought 25 rounds at 123 pounds. Referee Charley White scored a draw though many believed Sullivan deserved the decision as Bernstein bloodied Sullivan early and the Irishman kept fighting to the end. Preliminary: Billy Smith and Lou Meyers also drew in twelve rounds at 122 pounds.
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Joe Bernstein
Broadway Athletic Club
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Manning Wins Boston Golf Cup Final at Franklin Park
In the Boston Golf Club cup final at Franklin Park yesterday J W Manning defeated R P Waters 9 up with 2 to play after yesterday’s continuation from the fifth hole. Manning showed strong form while Waters fought back late. Manning led early and the players exchanged holes with Manning sealing the win.
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Bowlers Fall Off in City League Matchups
Sudbury stays atop standings by sweeping Meyers as Pratt and Marden spark Boylston with strong scores. Caruth leads Broadway with a 215 opening string, while Meyers battles losses. three-game totals show balanced team play and late surge from Boylston.
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Cambridge Hibernians Dance Sixth Annual Concert and Ball
The sixth annual A. H. division event in Fast Cambridge attracted over 600 attendees at Institute Hall. Noted Irish and community figures from Arlington Somerville Newton Charlestown Chelsea Malden and Everett attended. Daniel J Cronin served as floor director with Thomas Segas and Miss Mary Hughes leading the procession.
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Cambridge
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Cambridge Street
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Arlington
Boston
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Somerville
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Everett
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Taylor Sets New Record at Garfield Park
Major Taylor, the colored rider, broke another bicycle record today at Garfield Park by following his motorcycle for half a mile in 41 seconds. The previous record was 41.45 seconds set by Eddie McDuffee, with a stiff breeze blowing during the trial.
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