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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1905

Page

5

Callender Stands Put Convinced of Nomination at Dorchester Rally

A large Bloomfield crowd in Ward 20 Dorchester greeted Callender as he spoke last night. He said he would support the Republican nominee even if he loses, pledging to aid the ticket and avoid any “gold brick” nomination while urging party unity.

Mr. Callender Bloomfeld Tall Ward 20 Dorchester Tie Callender I. W. Bliss Ife Tam Republican Party

Strikes Upset Naval Arsenals Across Ports

Reports from major naval ports indicate about 40 percent of arsenal workers are out. In Brest troops patrol the streets and a minor clash occurred between strikers and soldiers.

Paris Brest

Political Advertisement on Municipal Ownership in Bofton

A political letter from C L Pollock confirms Giblin's support for municipal ownership. The message references East Boston and notes that opponent Leahy has not replied. Robert T Paine Jr urges timely action and campaign momentum.

Thomas J. Giblin East Boston Sec. Albertson Leahy

Ward 18 letter objects to circulared voting methods

George E. Curren of Ward 18 protests a ward committee circular signed by James A. Watson as unfair campaigning. Curren states he opposes the method used to secure votes for Edward J. Wenovan and would rather be defeated than endorse such tactics, while affirming no unfair conduct.

James A. Watson Edward J. Wenovan George E. Curren Auburn Street Ward

Dewey Winds Up Campaign With Big Turnout in Boston

Judge Dewey closed his campaign with large crowds at the Prince School and a North End clubroom in Boston. He chided the Republican city machine over Frothingham's support while anecdotes from Hart and a crowd interaction highlighted the lively finish. The North End rally ended with a near fashion disaster as the crowd surged toward the judge before he boarded his carriage.

Judge Prince School North End Judge Dewey Back Bay Exeter Street Hanover Street Republican City Machine Louis A. Frothingham Thomas N. Hart Mr. Hart Dewey Ward 6 Gannet Republican City Committee

Police at Boston polls to guard primary vote

Eight hundred police at polling places will shield the city election primaries. Officers from other cities assist, with plain clothes and reserve officers mingling among regulars. The aim is a clean, orderly vote with no tampering or illicit activity detected.

New England Boston Boston Police Board Cambridge Inspection Bureau

Whitney Sees Daily Net Gain Reach 507 In Race

Yesterday’s recount on the lieutenant governorship shows Whitney with daily net gains of 62, bringing total gains to 507. Springfield 23, Gloucester 17, Quincy 18, Brockton −6. Headquarters express little hope Whitney can overcome a 1489 lead before next week’s official tabulations.

Whitney Springfield Gloucester Quincy Brockton

Escape at Portsmouth Lockup by Local Suspect

James Lee aged 23 escaped the Portsmouth police station last night by breaking a window bar and crawling through. He was arrested on suspicion of breaking and entering while officers stood nearby in the station awaiting his appearance before the court.

Portsmouth N. St James Lee Lee

Five Boston mayoral hopefuls predict victory in primaries

Five candidates for Boston mayor declare they will win in today’s Democratic primaries. John F. Fitzgerald says he will carry every ward except Ward 8, claiming to have fought the people against the bosses and expecting a decisive victory.

Boston John F. Fitzgerald

I Am Going to Win Edward J Donovan Campaign Spin

Edward J Donovan frames his mayoral bid as a people’s victory over corporate influence. He trusts Democratic primaries will nominate him, asserting sustained support from voters and confidence in success at the polls.

Edward J. Donovan

Expect a Majority of All the Republican Votes

Henry S. Dewey argues voters act as a trial jury, likening campaign letters to improper evidence. He says he has not promised favors and pledges to satisfy all citizens if elected mayor.

Henry S. Dewey Frothingham

We Have Made a Fair Fight a Clean Fight

Louis A. Frothingham asserts in a statement ahead of the Republican primaries that he has addressed all major issues, believes Boston Republicans support his views, and emphasizes a fair, clean campaign with confidence in victory.

Louis A. Frothingham Boston

Machine Candidate Cannot Be Nominated

Reports from all sections of the city indicate that the independent masses of the Republican party have become satisfied that the machine candidate cannot be nominated and that they will support my candidacy, thus assuring me an overwhelming plurality.

Republican Party Machine

Boston Election Ticket Listings for Mayor and Aldermen

The Full Tickets list candidates for Mayor Street Commissioner and Aldermen across districts 1 through 11 with names and ward allocations. Notable entries include Edward Pah Callender Henry S. Dewey Louis A L Wrothingham James H Doyle and numerous ward specific choices for both parties. Ward and district pairings are provided for precise ballot placement.

Edward Pah Callender Mill Street Henry S. Dewey Beacon Street Louis AL Wrothingham Bay State Road

Boston Primaries Open in 6 A.M. Vote for Mayor and City Posts

Boston voters begin primaries at 6 A.M. with 115 255 names on the rolls. Democrats key for 50 600 plus, Republicans around 22 000, total possibly over 72 000. Ballot safeguards promised as candidates for mayor street commissioner Aldermen and council seats compete across wards.

New Regis Ipscmepeetianion John F. Fitzgerald Ereeteeer Collins- Murphy Collins Poe Boston

Republican nominations filed in Everett city wards

Everett Nov 15 Republican nominations filed for Mayor Arthur Hatch If Fleusus Newton Alderman at large Arthur Rogers Fred W Sellers Ward 2 Atkins Furness Ward 3 Sears Ward 1 Wallace Rich Streeter Ford Dowden Ward 2 Matthews McLean Swift Winter Riley Scott Ward 3 Porahinell Juttie Baker Curran Russell Crawley Ward 4 Baldwin Peabode Currier Drake Leighton Ward 5 Thomas Lewis Colby Gregson Small Ward 6 Emerton Robbins Sanborn French School committee at large Curtis Ward 5 Bruce Ward 6 Hunt

George H. Winter Daniel A. Riley Daniel J. Scott Charles B. Porahinell Kristian A. Juttie William T. Baker Arthur G. Curran George G. Russell William Crawley Chester Dpd Baldwin Robert Peabode Stephen Currier Jyo Albert G. Drake Robert S. Leighton William Ws. Thomas Hl. Lewis John T. Gregson Aleck T. Small John E. Emerton Frank K. Robbins James A. Sanborn Walter E. French Reile D. Curtis Charles Bruce Jeorge W. Hunt

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Henry Siegel Washington & Essex Stss Boston Festival Orchestral Club John W. Crowley Bertha Cushing Child Adelphi Quartette Giblin Bofton C. L. Pollock Yours Truly, Robert T. Paine, JR E. B. Callender Donovan and Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Donovaun Fitzgerns Seeve Eeerereserve Ewer Oras Eure Seeref Ee Morewe Donovan Naren Wiisney Seiadéo Macy Uae Ritetors Rex Dismitine Boston, Mass Chester and William Loring Common Council Lee J. Donovan Ridgemont Street John I. Witzgerald Welles Avenue James H. Doyle Washington Street Aldermen Michael J. Leary Edward I. Cauley George F. Monahan Michael T. Callahan Daniel J. Donnelly Henry A. Frothingham Nathaniel G. Robinson Thomas J. McMackin Daniel A. Whelton Patrick Bowen Daniel L. Flanagan Patrick J. Skeating Robert P. Clarkson John T. Kennedy Patrick KE. Murphy, Jr John T. Baldwin Thomas J. Collins William E. Hickey Frank 4. Linehan William Martin Redmond McDonough John J. M. Campbell Jeremiah Connor John W. Finnegan Richard H. Foley William J. Hennessey Thomas H. Meade John E. Walsh Peter Connolly Timothy L. Connolly James Curley Thomas Morrissey Michael R. Murphy Serbehine O'Leary William H. Woods Ard Fred J. Kneeland Oo Kk. Mannan Codman Street Awilliam Loring Tiarbor View Street POR George H. Battis Collingwood Millar George H. Ingalls Francis R. Bangs John McGarr James L Anthony Alexander Henderson Charles W. Hlakstram Charles J. Page Charlesl. Roberts Charles M. Draper Charles H. Buchanan Tilton S. Bell Louis M. Clark William Berwin Charles H. Bryant William I. Murphy Kedward J. Bromberg Murphy Fred Gore Salem D Charles James H Doyle W. Collins Gore Charles Doyle Liescsese Trebee Sts Board of Aldermen REX Distilling CO Staniford St Everett Rumford Thase David J. Ingraham David J. Incraham Winter Street Oxford
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