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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1908

Page

6

Aldermen Nominees Across Districts for Democratic Party

The Democratic ticket lists nominees for ten city districts including Thomas J. Giblin in First, Daniel J. McDonald in Second, Daniel J. Donnelly in Third, Daniel A. Whelton in Fourth, John J. Attridge in Fifth, James P. Timilty in Sixth, J Frank O’Hare and Timothy J. Sullivan in Seventh, James J. Byrne and Daniel J. Aly in Lee, James M. Curley in Ninth, William Doyle in Tenth, John H. Broderick in Eleventh.

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Donor Wing Favored in 1909 Democratic Committee

From returns received it plainly appears that Democratic ward and city committee members for 1909 favor the James Donovan wing of the party and have swept the city. It is very evident the 1909 committee will organize with Donovan's friends in a pronounced majority.

James Donovan Donovan

Murray Wins Democratic Nomination for Mayor in Woburn

Hugh D. Murray defeated Lawrence Reade 624 to 326 to win the Democratic nomination for mayor in Woburn Massachusetts. Both men are former mayors and the campaign was described as bitter.

Murray Woburn Hugh D. Murray Lawrence Reade

City council nominees by ward list Democratic candidates

The document lists Democratic nominees for city council by ward, naming candidates across all wards from Ward 1 through Ward 26. Included are J. L. Kane, Joseph A. Hoey, D. F. Donovan in Ward 1. Dennis A. O Neil, Michael J. Brophy in Ward 2. and numerous others across wards, with names like James J. Brennan, William J. Murray, Patrick B. Carr, John J. Buckley, Dominick F. Spellman, and Thomas B. McKeagney among many more.

J. L. Kane Joseph A. Hoey D. F. Donovan Dennis A. O'Neil Michael J. Brophy St. Pendergast James J. Brennan William J. Murray Joseph D. Dart Qaf Patrick B. Carr Francis N . James I. Green Dot John J. Buckley William E. Carney Stephen Gardella Alfred Francis O'Donnell M Reignono Dominick F. Spellman N Ovan John T. Kennedy Don Ward James A. Lbrawan A. N James J. Ryan Mn Burroughs Thomas B. McKeagney Isa Robert J. Howell Ap Gordes William EK Brimick Charles H. Kaveney Bn J. Fay John VP. Brady Alexander Land James Rowan Ner Far Leo F. McCullough Ste Welch Coleman FE. Kelly Tephen A. Ward Thomas J. Casey Joseph Elins Daa J. Fitzgerald Joseph A. O'Bryan W Conway Bit Q’ Hara Main John D. McGivern Purity Wie de McCarthy Francis J. Brennan TI Joyce John D. Connors Noma George Kenney Daniel F. Michael TF al Croain William J. Kohler John = van Peter A. Hobana Charles V. Russell Daniel Neil Joseph J. Freeman Sls William H. Abbott Richard S. Lambert George P. Lemist James W. Downing Daniel D. Cannon Randall Fraser Daniel J. Ahero Francis MM. Ward John J. May Dennis J. Coleman George Dannaly Cormick J. McMahon Ward George C. McCabe Patrick H. Barry Patrick Killian

City Ward Nominations List For Local Council Seats

The document lists Republican nominees by ward with multiple candidates per ward and notes wards with no nominations. Notable names include Edward C. R. Bagley James Fraser Franklin A. Goodwin in Ward 1 and Channing H. Cox in Ward 10, among others, with numerous entries across wards and a stray line at the end.

Edward C. R. Bagley James Fraser Franklin A. Goodwin Charles H. Gardner Charles B. Gummo Frank L. Omand Louis T. Wilbur Herbert L. Wolff James M. Brightman Roger P. Tobey Henry C Weeks Paolino di Marino Salvatore di Perrio Albert Hurwitz William UH. Coblentz Alexander Williams Barnett Braenshy Charles L. Klay J. Henderson Allston Channing H. Cox William &. Kinney Courtenay Crocker Theodore Hoague Charles N. Moore Alfred G. Davis Seth F. Arnold Francis J. H. Jones Samuel J. Broderick Henry A. Delano Roscoe E. Estes William H. Roberts William J. Bahr Alexander Levis Jacob Cohen George F. Coughlin Ward W. Jones Henry B. Currier George N. Harding Adelia H. Wood Henry Clay Laurence Stewart Charles E. Wheeler George Lohr Henry E. Lunt Walter J. Scott Robert W. Johnston Charles H Warren Edward C. Webster

What Some Leaders Say By Ex Mayor Fitzgerald

Ex mayor Fitzgerald credits Kenny S Fitzgerald and Ward 6 organizers for the sweep victory. He hopes for unity within city democracy after the presidency question and thanks supporters, East Boston voters, and the Post for fair coverage.

Electorate Responds To Truth About Political Conditions

Edmund Billings notes that voters in Ward 8 Ward 21 Ward 24 rejected corrupt or old guard candidates. He quotes the defeat of Emery's ward committee in Ward 21 as intelligent residents resenting bossy office-holders. The association vows to continue exposing facts to push for better administration.

Emery Burien

Victory Speech by Captain Dunn on Boston Primaries

Captain John H. Dunn thanks Boston Democrats for support in the street commissioner primary. He cites clean, fair contest and pledges united party backing. He credits Ward 20 workers and defends Ward 20 Democrats, noting Congress man O Connell’s vindication and the punishment of traitorous allies.

Boston Department Young Men’s Democratic Club Ward O'Connell Ward 20 Congress

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