Wilson addresses Democratic luncheon audience in Boston
William L. Wilson of West Virginia spoke at a Tremont House luncheon hosted by the Democratic State committee. A long list of party leaders attended, and Wilson defended the party's record, argued for continued reforms, and dismissed defeat as a temporary setback citing repeal measures and economic policy.
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William L. Wilson
West Virginia
Tremont House
Democratic State Committee
John W. Corcoran
Nathan Matthews, Jr
John H. Sullivan
Edward J. Donovan
Patrick Maguire
Winslow Warren
George Fred Williams
James Donovan
John R. Murphy
Charles E. Stratton
Benjamin W. Wells
John L. Nichols
Charles Francis Adams
E. Jefferson Coolidge
John T. Burnett
Daniel F. Buckley
Nat G. Robinson
Samuel K. Hamilton
Bentley W. Warren
Patrick J. Daly
John B. Martin
Henry W. Ashley
Sigourney Butler
Ira C. Hersey
Thomasb. Cotter
David N. _ Skillings
Robert Treat Pain
H. G. Curtis
Jerome Jones
Charles A. DeCourcey
P. J. Kennedy
William F. McClellan
John B. Russell
Moses T. Stevens
Henry W. Lamb
William A. Hyde
Joseph H. O'Neill
Howard B. Nash
H. M. Burton
Charles H. Amsden
Harvey N. Shepard
E. A. Grazier
Wilson
Corcoran
Rtg
Boston College lecture draws large crowd for Rus sell speech
The Boston College hall was filled near capacity as ex Governor William E. Russell introduced speaker William L. Wilson for a second time in Boston. The program included mentions of Congressman Joseph H. ONeil and Rev Timothy Brodnahan among others.
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Boston College
William E. Russell
William L. Wilson
Boston
Joseph H. O’ Neil
Asseil
Timothy Brodnahan
Dever
Hall
Patrick Donahue
Thomas Duffey
John Berra
James Hayes
Peabody Backed by Local Democrats for Mayor Nomination
The Mayoral convention hears strong support for General Peabody from ward chairmen and leaders like Alderman Lee and Patrick Keating. Peabody declines the nomination, urging the party to back a winner, while Taylor and Quigley clash over solid delegation promises and party unity.
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Peabody
Patrick M. Keating
Ward 2
John Donovan
John H. Lee
Donovan
Charles H. Taylor
Taylor
Quigley
Francis Peabody, Jr
Doyle
Ward 17
Fitzgerald
O’Neil defers mayoral bid awaiting Democratic convention
Congressman O’Neil refused to extend an interview about mayoral nomination. He said the Democratic convention should pick their candidate, and he would accept if nominated but support the convention’s choice if another is selected.
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O'Neil
Post
Democratic Convention
Mettrick Urges True Democrat For Boston Mayor
Michael Mettrick told a Boston Post reporter he has authorized statements denying contradictory positions about his stance on the mayoralty nomination. He urged the Democratic machine to nominate a genuine representative of the plain people who support labor and democracy over corporate moneyed interests.
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Michael McMttrick
Post
Fone
Boston
Democratic Party of
Mayor Declines Comment on Nominee at Parker House
Nathan Matthews Jr. was seen at the Parker House last night. When asked about his preferred mayoral candidate he replied that he had nothing to say on the subject, stating it is for the convention to nominate a candidate.
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Nathan Matthews, Jr
Parker House
Quincy Heads to Washington for Mayoral Convention
Josiah Quincy, once rumored as a candidate, left yesterday for Washington and will stay there until the convention completes the process of naming a candidate for mayor.
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Josiah Quincy
Washington
Flood Vows Loyalty to Democratic Party Regardless of Nominee
Thomas W. Flood, former alderman, told a Post reporter he is not on the Democratic ward and city committee but will work for the party’s success no matter whether O'Neil or Peabody is nominated.
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Democratic Party
O’neil
Peabody
Party
Post
Thomas W. Flood
Boston Letter Attacks Peabody Nomination For Mayor
John B. Moran charges Democratic leaders with dereliction and decries a machine behind Francis Peabody Jr. Moran lists Nathan Matthews Jr James Donovan Josiah Quincy and Patrick Maguire as usurpers and argues Independents will oppose Peabody while backing Gargan or O Neil.
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John B. Moran
Boston
Centlemen
Democratic Party
Nathan Matthews, Jr
James Donovan
Josiah Quincy
Patrick Maguire
Francis Peabody, Jr
Peabody
Matthews
Independent Democrats oppose Peabody for Boston Mayor
In a public letter John B. Moran argues the Democratic party must nominate a candidate with a proven record and courage. He opposes Mr Peabody citing corporate ties and warns against nominating him, urging support for Gargan or O'Neil and regional allies to unify the party.
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Peabody
McEttrick
McNary
Atwood
Algonquin Club
Country Club
Riding Club
Edwin A. Curtis
Matthews
Consolidates Gas Companies
Standard Oil Company
Post
Democrats
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Boston
Quincy
Thomas J. Gargan
Joseph H. O'Neil
Board of Aldermen
Thomas W. Flood
South Boston
James P. Dolan
United Labor Organizations
Charlestown
Maguire
Donovan
Gargan
O'Neil
Democratic Party
John B. Moran
Urging Peabody to Quit as Boston Mayor Candidate
A letter dated November 14, 1894 from John B. Moran to Francis Peabody Jr urges him to withdraw from the Boston mayoral race. The independence Democrats argue against self appointed leaders and demand adherence to party principles and rule by the people.
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Boston
Francis Peabody, Jr
Democratic Party
Matthews
Maguire
Quincy
Donovan
John B. Moran
McNary urges unity behind Democratic nominee
William S. McNary told a Post reporter he will support the Democratic convention nominee. He praised the city administration as efficient economical low tax and service oriented and urged unity within the party for its success.
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William S. McNary
Post
Politicians Hold Private Conference at Tremont House Dinner
At a Tremont House dinner for Congressman William L. Wilson, General Charles H. Taylor General Francis Peabody and Congressman Joseph H. O Neil stepped aside for a lengthy private talk. Guests sensed a political topic tied to the mayoralty but details were not disclosed.
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Charlies H. Taylor
Francis Peabody
Joseph H. O’neil
William L. Wilson
Tremont House
General Taylor
O'Neil
General Peabody
Public Park Planned for Somerville on Wyatt’s Pit Site
Somerville Board of Aldermen authorizes committee to buy Wyatt's pit land on Washington street from North Packing Company for a public park at a cost of 2262.27 dollars.
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Somerville Board of Aldermen
Committee On Public Property
The
North Packing Company
Washington Street
Wyatt
Malden Bazaar Pleases Crowd With Dolls, Beverages and Flowers
Malden's bazaar draws a large crowd despite crowded halls. Shoppers bid on a 10 cent Paris doll while groups of rosy-cheeked girls push for votes and prizes. Other stalls include a glass bean counter for a bicycle, flower, lemonade, and candy booths, plus an art corner and German linen stand. Musical entertainments from Y M C A orchestra, Malden Orchestra Club, Tufts Glee Club and Mandolin Club provide lively interludes.
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Malden
William II
Y. M. Ci
Tufts College Glee Club
Mandolin Club
Addie Lyall
Fishel Candidacy Backed by Ward 16 Unity Club
The Unity Club of Ward 16 met in Puritan Hall to support treasurer Charles Fishel for the Democratic caucus. He spoke on rapid transit and street construction, noting European city methods after a recent study abroad.
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Unity Club
Ward 16
Puritan Hall
Charles Fishel
Common Council
South End
Quincy
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