Debated Terms Collapse in Boston Mayoral Talks
After hours of talks at Young's Hotel the joint debate between Mayor candidates Fitzgerald and Donovan collapsed. Negotiators from Fitzgerald side led by Slattery Coakley and Logan pressed for debate on each candidate’s legislative and private records while Donovan’s camp favored broad issues including municipal ownership and public utilities. The conference ended with Donovan accepting a later challenge to debate but Fitzgerald declining to limit the discussion to past legislative records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Donovan
Young's Hotel
Charles H. Slattery
Daniel H. Coakley
Edward JL. Logan
Kellner
McNary
Edward J. Donovan
Mr. Coakley
Mr. Fitzgerald
Keliher
Mr. McNary
Kelcher
Fitzggerald
Mr. Donovan
Congress
Boston
Mr. Kelcher
Coakley
E. J. Donovan
Mr. Keliher
William S. McNary
John F. Fitzgerald
Lawrence
Fitzgerall
Great Trust
The
Republic
Donovan Indorses
Mr. Whelcher
Tremont Temple
Faneuil Hall
National Dock tracks defended in Boston letter
A 1995 letter from the National Dock & Storage Warehouse Company defends the East Boston switch track locations known as the National Dock Trust tracks. It argues the tracks are private and needed to connect warehousing to rail, cites long-standing use, economic benefits, and labor impacts, and rejects bribery accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
National Dock Trust
Boston & Albany Railroad
Sumner Street
National Dock Real Estate Trust
Webster
Real Estate Trust
Water Front
Webster Street
Boston Sugar Refining Company
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Boston
Ocean Steamship
National Dock & Storage Warehouse Company
Lewis Street
Central and
South America
New York
National Dock
New England
Central
Boston & Albany
Teamsters
East
George Burroughs
Whelton Seeks Data From Good Government Assn
Acting Mayor Whelton sent a letter to Laurence Minot, president of the Good Government Association, alleging inaction on a Back Bay Fenway graft inquiry. He asked for the association’s engineers data on the Fenway matter and said he hoped data would be turned over once he announced the city investigation.
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Whelton
Laurence Minot
The
Good Government Association
Back Bay Fenway
Fenway
Campaign expense filings show Draper led with 23920 dollars
Yesterday at 5 PM the filing deadline closed for state election expenses. Eben S. Draper reported 23920 dollars with 22000 to the Republican State committee and other small sums to committees. Arthur B. Chapin, Sidney O. Bigney, and Asa P. French also disclosed allocations or none.
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Eben S. Draper
Republican State Committee
Boston
Republican City Committee
Republican Club
Republican Committee of
New Bedford
Republican Committee
Efttee
Hyde Park
Arthur B. Chapin
W. M. Olin
H. B. Turner
Sidney O. Bigney
Attleboro
Michael Sughrue
Charles H. Bartlett
James F. Carey
Haverhill
Asa P. French
William F. Burns
Pittsfield
Senate
Charles L. Dean
Malden
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Cornelius Heyl
Worms
Germany
Heyl
London
San Francisco
Regal
Hey
Tremont St
Mason St
Summer St
Cor
Bedford St
Éo Donovan
Ald
Boston Elevated Railway
Wilson Bros
John
Ed. Wilson
Wilson Bros., Jewellers
Wilson
Uanover St
Tremont Row
Ile Big Tea Ketile
Court St
Estauusneu Company
St. L
Dock Trust
National Docks
Messrs Codman
Sturgis
Massachusetts
Australia
G.G. A
Draper
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