Fitzgerald Campaign Rallies Draw Thousands Across Boston
John F Fitzgerald toured Mattapan Dorchester South Boston and Jamaica Plain delivering speeches before large crowds. Supporters packed halls sides streets and sidewalks as he spoke at Majestic Theatre Phenix Hall Pine Banks Mt Hope and other venues with additional rallies planned for wards 22 28 and West Roxbury.
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Fitzgerald
Jamaica Plain
West Roxbury
Pine Banks Associates
Green and
Centre Streets
Mt. Hope
Democratic Club
Hyde Park Avenue
Thomas A. Mullen
Joseph J. Murphy
James Curley
John J. Feneno
Thomas H. Dowd
Thomas F. Curley
Neponset
Fitzgerald Club
Hall
Neponset Avenue
Walnut Street
John J. Douglass
M. J. Coyle
Michael F. Curran
Benjamin J. Dorsey
Norfolk Hall
Mt. Bowdoin
Patrick F. McDonald
John Garrity
Michael F. Culliney
Fred J. Sheehan
Thomas EF. Hunt
Stephen J. (Alvin
John J. Cadigan
David D. Leahy
Atheneum Hall
Pleasant Street
Cottage Street
John M. McDonald
Richard S. Foley
William J. Lyons
Dover
Shawmut Avenue
Frank Cowan
Papinian Hall
Green Street
Fitzgerald Campaign Reception Amid Boston Political Clash
At the Majestic Theatre a large crowd heard Candidate John F. Fitzgerald and speakers condemn the Donovan-Lomasney machine. Sullivan denounced boss rule while Dowd urged exposing gas deal corruption. Fitzgerald urged a pro reform victory and praised Jewish support in Boston.
Fitzgeralds speech targets boss rule in Boston race
In a rally speech John F. Fitzgerald denounces special privilege and corporate influence as parasitic to democracy. He pledges to uproot bossism if elected mayor, attacking his opponent's ties to corporations and urging voters to judge by public service records.
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John F. Fitzgerald
America
Boston
Massachusetts
Senate of
Congress of the United States
Legislature of
Rallies In East Boston Endorse Local Candidates
A series of ethnic rallies across East Boston showcased support for Fitzgerald allies and other municipal hopefuls. Speakers included John J. Douglass James F Nolan Dr Joseph Santosuosso Badaracco and others denouncing Scigliano and defending Ward 1 leadership. Separate meetings in Meridian Hall and Columbian Hall backed Leary Giblin and Donovan respectively with remarks from Conry Mancovitz and Fitzgerald among others.
Loss of Appetite Becomes Cured by Pink Pills Say Mr Browne
Mr. William Browne of 1019 Lincoln Street St. Joseph Missouri, a National Biscuit Co. worker, details a spring 1902 illness with poor appetite nervous tremors and cold sweats. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills his symptoms ceased and appetite returned. The pills claim to rebuild blood without laxative effects and are sold by druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady New York.
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Willam Browne
Lincoln Street
St. Joseph
Browne
National Biscuit Co
Dr. Williams
Ward 18 Club Endorses FitzGerald for Mayor
The Young Men's Democratic Club of Ward 18 held a large meeting yesterday endorsing John I. FitzGerald for mayor. The ward committee was led by Thomas J. Fay and prominent speakers addressed the gathering.
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Young Men’s Democratic Club
Ward 18
John I. Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Fay
Rally at Jackson Club backs John F. Fitzgerald in Charlestown
A rally in Charlestown drew about 1000 attendees at the Jackson Club in Ward 3. Speakers included James H. Coyle Alderman Edward L. Cauley Alderman James Curley Lawrence H. Sullivan and lawmakers with the three Fitzgerald ticket candidates.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Jackson Club
Charlestown
James J. Mellen
James H. Coyle
Edward L. Cauley
James Curley
Lawrence H. Sullivan
William H. Hayes
Daniel McLaughlin
Michael J. Coyle
Common Council
James E. Donovan
Thomas F. Fitzgerald
Henry J. McLaughlin
Irish societies Rally in Charles town for Fitzgerald Mayor
A number of Irish societies gathered in Parnell Hall at 70 Main Street Charles town yesterday morning to hear speeches in support of John F. Fitzgerald for mayor. Andrew Trahey presided with supporters including Charles 8. Sullivan Lawrence K. Sullivan and James J. Mellen.
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Parnell Hall
Main Street
Charlestown
John F. Fitzgerald
Andrew Trahey
Fitzgerald
Charles 8. Sullivan
Lawrence K. Sullivan
James J. Mellen
Mooney Endorses Fitzgerald for Mayor
Representative Joseph E. Mooney of Ward 19 told a Post reporter last night he would vote for Fitzgerald and do all he could to back his nomination. He said his choice remains unchanged from his earlier declaration in the Post.
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James Curley
Fitzgerald
Edward Donovan
Rip van Winkle
Democratic Party
Martin Lomasney
Martin
Charlestown
Joseph J. Corbett
Corbett
John F. Fitzgerald
J.cLaughlin
Edward J. Donovan
William H. Hayes
State House
Donovan
Joseph E. Mooney
Ward
Post
Mooney
Fitgerald
Martin M. W Lomasney
L1th
Pleasant Street
Ward 8
George H. Monahan
Democrats
Billings pledges G G A aid to mayor on Fenway probe
Edmund Billings secretary of the Good Government Association said the group would gladly assist Mayor Whelton in the Fenway scandal inquiry and urged further probing. He called for truth, accountability, and possible prosecutions, adding the association will provide information when asked. He declined further comment.
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Edmund Billings
The
Good Government Association
Whelton
Fenway
Nenway
Billings
Several Candidates for Dolan's Place
The Boston Common Council race shapes up with three Democratic contenders Fitzgerald Barrett McCullough and Foley. Dolan leaves council year end so January organization vote will decide his successor. Republicans Myron Pierce Howes Clarke and McLoud are named as potential nominees.
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Boston Common Council
Thomas F. Fitzgerald
Ward
William J. Barrett
Teo E. McCullough
William J. Foley
Ward 7
Arthur W. Dolan
Myron Pierce
Ward 11
William F. Howes
Henry C. Clarke
Nathan B. McLoud
Ward 12
Phelan Responds in Self Defence Over Ward 17 Rally Accusations
Thomas F. Phelan defends his private life after remarks at a Ward 17 Tammany Club rally. He asserts his right to run for public office and denounces the unfounded accusations aimed at him and his reputation.
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Tammany Club
Ward 17
Thomas F. Curley
Michael J. McEttrick
Thomas F. Phelan
Police Precautions At City Primaries
The Police Board issued a general order ahead of the city primaries. An officer will patrol polling places at intervals and report disturbances immediately. If more officers are needed, the division commander notifies headquarters at once.
Rallying for Callahan in Wards 7 and 11 Meeting
A large audience of voters at 1&8 Kneeland street gathered to plan a vigorous campaign for M. T. Callahan for Alderman. A rallying committee and sub-committees were formed. Prominent supporters included the Hon. John Quinn Jr. and other influential residents who addressed the gathering.
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Kneeland Street
M. T. Callahan
John Quinn, Jr
Donovan Campaign Rally Draws Large Charlestown Crowd
14 meetings in South Boston and Charlestown supported Edward J. Donovan for mayor. Councillor Sullivan clashed with ex-Representative Jerry Watson as crowds cheered. Speakers including McNary, Lomasney, Murphy and Kiley attacked John F. Fitzgerald, alleging corruption and political favors.
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Edward J. Donovan
Gray’s Hall
Michael J. Sullivan
John F. Fitzgerald
Jerry Watson
Donovan
Jerry
Ile
Fitzgerald
Callender Seeks Republican Nomination for Boston Mayor
A Boston Republican campaign statement credits Edward B. Callender with leading chances in the mayoral race and argues the primary contest is between Dewey and Callender. It pledges a conservative, honest administration, endorses Callender over Frothingham, and promises street and sanitary reforms.
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Boston
Callender
Dorchester
Dewey
Frothingham
Frotheingham
Henry S. Dewey
Edward B. Callender
McNary Repeats Charges At Donovan Rallies
Congressman McNary urged Edward J. Donovan supporters to press Fitzgerald to deny charges of bribery and blackmail. He warned voters that the Democratic aim is to expose truth through direct denial and evidence, insisting the explanation be separated from motives or GOP victory talk.
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McNary
Edward J. Donovan
Fitzgerald
Democratic Party
Denial Challenge Sparks Boston News Debate
The speaker urges a swift denial and threatens to publish names and facts to prove charges. He claims local newspapers have reported the accusations in news and ads and calls on opponents to substantiate them before Boston citizens.
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Boston
East Boston Hebrew Rally Backs Donovan for Mayor
The Hebrew Citizens' League of East Boston hosted a rally at Meridian Hall in support of Edward J. Donovan for mayor and Michael J. Leary for alderman. Over 400 Hebrew voters attended from 1 to 6 pm, hearing speeches by Abraham Silverman Isaac Rosnosky ex-Congressman Joseph A. Conry Michael J. Leary and others including Peter Tague and John L. Kelly.
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Mr. Fitzgerald
Joseph F. O'Connell
John J. Hoar
John J. Sullivan
Thomas F. Campbell
Dorchester
Boston
Fitzgerald Club
Broadway and
Homerson Streets
Fitzgerald
James N. Doyle
Robert Ware
Charles H. Slattery
Haven Hall
Michael W. Norris
South Boston
Congress Hall
William S. McNary
James K. Hayes
Michael J. Leary
Joseph A. Conry
P. J. Kennedy
Martin M. Lomuasney
James Donovan
Wellsher
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Corbett
Donovan
Dennis O'Connell
City Sanitary Division
Concord Junction
Daniel P. Sullivan
Hebrew Citizens’ League of
Donovan Meetings Draw Enthusiastic Ward 17 Attendance
Crowds filled clubrooms in Ward 17 for campaigns of Donovan for Mayor Timothy J. Connolly for Alderman in Wards 12 and 17, Thomas F. Phelan and John J. Keller for the Common Council, plus a ward committee led by Theodore A. Glynn and the Mansfield ticket. Attendees heard remarks from Charles I. Quirk, Mansfield, Lanergan, Glynn, Drew, Poole, Murphy and others.
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Donovan
Thomas F. Phelan
John J. Keller
Theodore A. Glynn
John J. Mansfield
Hampden
Hampden Street
Michael Dempsey
Marshfield
Marshfield Street
Thomas Weegan
Orchard Park
Ambrose Street
Edward P. Lanergan
Charles I. Quirk
John P. Lanergan
Michael S. Drew
Edwin Poole
William Murphy
William McDonald
Vtimothly I. Connolly
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Melrose Sees Three Candidates in Mayor Race
Melrose reports a hat contest for mayor with three candidates. Incumbent Sidney Buttrick and Alderman William A. Currie filed papers as Republicans, facing off in the GOP primary. Alderman Charles J. Barton runs with independent support and expects ward wide backing at the polls.
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Melrose
Sidney Buttrick
William A. Currie
Republian
Charles J. Barton
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John R. Murphy
Daniel J. Kiley
James A. Watson
Williams. McNary
John J. Mahoney
Peter F. Tague
Arthur Harrington
Slomasney
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Watson
John A. Sullivan
Edward J., Quigley
Peter I. Tague
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Back Bay Fens
Times
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John W. Fitzgerald
Rising Sun Company
Edison Company
Louis A. Frothingham
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Baltimore
Quincey House
James
John Hh.lee
Hoston
Harry Nawn
Simon Donovan
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Curleys
Dock Trust Gang
John L. Bates
Dock Trust
Republicans OF
City Hall
B. T. Wheeler
Westland Avenue
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M’nary
Greenwood Hall
Clenway Street
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Masonic Hall
Pilgrim Hall
Aeridian Street
East Broadway
East Boston
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