Ward 19 caucus turmoil sparks calls for honest methods
Citizens discuss the Ward 19 caucus scandal naming Warden Mulhern Clerk Dowd and inspectors Lynch and Hickey. Residents report alleged rail manipulation repeaters and stickers. Tim Coakley is praised for pushing honest caucuses while witnesses including Michael H. Dunlap John Harrington and others testify to crooked practices and demand reform.
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Mulhern
Dowd
Lynch
Hickey
Roxbury
E’verybody
Ward 19
Bath House
Post
Coakley
Timothy W. Coakley
Friends of
Michael H. Dunlap
Cabot Street
William J. Dolan
Jimmy Galvin
Billy Dolan
Tommy Downey
Joe Ryan
Tommy Dolan
Mark Lynch
Mr. Dunlap
Tim Coakley
John Harrington
Downing Street
Mr. Daly
John P. Daly
Berlin Street
Fourth Term For Coakley In Ward 2 Cambridge
Cambridge voters in Ward 2 rally behind Representative Daniel H. Coakley as he agrees to seek a fourth term. His record includes labor-supporting measures, West End road transfers, and opposition to the Bell telephone grab, with renewed support after family illness.
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Daniel H. Coakley
Cambridge
Beacon Hill
Coakley
West End
Bell Telephone
Martin Regan's Position Letter to the Editor
A reader cites an interview with Mark Lynch and disputes a stated line about Cronan, Regan, Coakley and a Republican vote. The writer argues Lynch made an error and asserts personal voting intentions in the political discussion.
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Mark Lynch
Post
The
Cronan
Martin Regan
Coakley
Lynch
Gallivan for the House in Ward 13 Race
Friends of James A. Gallivan of Ward 13 cheer a likely successful bid for the Representative seat. The Harvard graduate, class of 88, is praised as a longtime resident, an athlete with intercollegiate repute, and a popular figure in social and literary circles.
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James A. Gallivan
Gallivan
Harvard
Strong for Geary in South Boston caucus rally
South Boston residents back Representative Michael P. Geary praising his opposition to the Bell Telephone grab. Independent Club of Ward 18 adopted resolutions for his reelection and formed a 15 member canvassing committee. A rally at Spelman Hall is planned for Tuesday evening.
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South Boston
Geary
Ward 13
Bell
Independent Club
Ward 18
Michael P. Geary
Gear
Addicks's Grip on Delaware Politics Grows
In Dover a gas magnate Edward Addicks merges wealth and strategy to seize Delaware's legislative seats and the U S Senate. He drills into Sussex Kent and New Castle counties, flipping Higgins loyalists and building a broad coalition. Party leaders debate best response as money and power collide in a high stake maneuver.
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Dover
Del
Edward Addicks
Delaware
Higgins
Reynolds
Sussex County
Georgetown
Mr. Higgins
Newcastle County
Kent County
Addicks
J. Frank Allee
Leutenants
United States
Fie
J. Edward Addicks
Claymont
Wilmington
Stewart
Dan” Stewart
Bach
Brandywine Hundred
Allee
Benish Watson
Watson
Autumn Excursion to New York by Boston & Albany RR
The Boston and Albany Railroad arranges an autumn day trip to New York via Albany Hudson River and returns via Fall River and Boston on Tuesday October 9. Priced at only $ percent for the journey, it promises strong value for travelers seeking a money saving excursion.
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New York
Albany-Hudson River
Fall River
Boston
Boston & Albany Railroad
Timotheus Adamowski Returns From European Sojourn
The famed conductor Timotheus Adamowski arrives back in the city after two months abroad. He travels from Poland via Berlin and London, enjoys Verdi's Falstaff, recovers from a cold, and plans new musical works using a Guardini soprano piano bought in London for 2000 dollars.
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Timotheus Adamews
Timotheus Adamowski
Bothnia
Adamowski
Charlies Street
Post
Mr. Adamowski
London
Poland
Berlin
Busoni
Man Arrested For Stolen India Rubber Plant
Charles Bean claiming residence at 38 Cambridge Street and a West End Street Railway motorman took a potted India rubber plant from the Public Garden last evening. Patrolman Harrington arrested him. Bean posted $40 bail with Major Jones for Municipal Court appearance.
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Charles Bean
Cambridge Street
West End Street Railway Company
Harrington
Division 16
Lagrange Street
Bean
Major Jones
Thomas Hedly Dies in Carriage Fall Near Lime Rock
Thomas W. Hedly, leader of the National Band, was killed when his carriage overturned near Lime Rock at 2 PM. He suffered heart trouble recently and had fallen several times before the fatal accident.
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Providence
Thomas W. Hedly
National Band
Lime Rock
Air Line Limited Express Train Between Boston and Willimantic
Fare is five dollars between Boston and New York via the Air Line Limited express train. Departs 3 p.m. daily from Boston and New York, arriving at 9 p.m. Vestibuled coach dining car parlor smokers and buffet service between Boston and Willimantic with a table d hote dinner for one dollar. From New York & New England station in Boston and Grand Central in New York.
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Boston
New York
Rosh Hashonah Observed in City Synagogues
The city marks the Jewish New Year with services starting at 5 30 p m in Orthodox churches and 7 00 a m to noon in synagogues. Rabbis Fleischer Garfino Lascar Margolis Rogoff Saperstein lead commemorations highlighting repentance, prayer, and moral renewal.
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Jerusalem
Elohim
Charles Fleischer
Temple Adath Israel
Hebrew Church
Rabbi Fleischer
Gates of Prayer
Joseph Garfino
Ohabei Sholam
Raphael Lascar
Beth Israel
Baldwin Place
M. F. Margolis
Rogoff
Saperstein
Italians Celebrate St Michael Feast in North End
Italian Catholics in the North End observed the feast of St Michael with vesper services at the Church of the Sacred Heart. The Society of St Michael led processions, high mass, and sermons by Rev Father Palva Novetti of Providence. Roma and Belagliere Bands provided music as streets and arches were decorated, with a weather postponement for last evening’s illumination.
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St. Michael
the Archangel
North End
Church of the Sacred Heart
Society of St. Michael
Palva Novetti
Providence
Roma
North Square
Belagliere
R. Ruggerio
M. Russo
R. Potito
M. A. Rocci
P. di Pesa
E. de Cristofano
A. Frezza
F. Marotta
G. Ferretti
Who Owns the Wheel Dispute in Cambridge and Boston
A bicycle ownership dispute involves F J Brennan of Banks Street Cambridge and James J Callahan of Commercial Street Boston. Brennan says he bought the bike for 35 dollars from a Cambridgeport dealer who bought it from a young seller. Callahan claims theft and offers to prove ownership with a bill of sale. The bicycle is held at Station 2 Cambridge while parties seek settlement and court resolution.
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F. J. Brennan
Banks Street
Cambridge
James J. Callahan
Commercial Street
Boston
Station 2
Callahan
Brennan
Cambridgeport
Actors' Protective Union Holds Second Meeting
The second meeting of the Actors' Protective Union was held yesterday afternoon at 57 Hanover Street with John F O Sullivan in the chair. Delegates Reynolds Maloney and Miss Mary A Renney spoke, and 95 members were admitted, including 39 women. Next Sunday the union delegation will attend the Central Labor Union meeting.
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New Actors’ Protective Union
Hanover Street
John F. O'Sullivan
Reynolds, Maloney
Mary A. Renney
Central Labor Union
Nen
Bothnia Here With 720 Passengers in Quarantine Visit
Cunard steamer Bothnia anchored in quarantine early yesterday and reached her dock at noon with 720 aboard 86 saloon 87 second cabin and 547 steerage passengers plus two stowaways who fled after landing. Police sought them as Isaac Dixon and John Reynolds both 15 years old with distinct descriptions. The passenger list includes J Adamowski J M Anderson Miss K C Van Ausdal Edgar Barry and many others.
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Cunard
Bothnia
United States Navy
Alien Commissioners’ Office
Sam
Great Britain
Isaac Dixon
John Reynolds
Dixon
J. Adamowski
T. Adamowski
J. M. Anderson
K. C. van Ausdal
G. A. Ballard
Edgar Barry
Barry
Bauer
Henry Burnett
Burnett
J. H. Camp
S. Carl
K. B. Childs
J. E. Comins
P. H. Cooney
H. Cummings
Mary Cummings
Fliza H. Cummings
M. N. Dewey
JL. H. Dill
L. W. Dunton
E. G. Durfee
F. A. Eastman
J. Ebersole
Ebersole
John Farren
Farren
John A. Farren
Father Field
Watertown Youth Narrowly Escapes Drowning in Charles River
John Dickinson's boat capsized above Watertown dam as wind struck it. Companions Miller Colby and Harry Phipps launched a rescue, pulling him from the water then warming and returning him to his home.
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Watertown
John Dickinson
Charles River
Dickinson
Miller Colby
Harry Phipps
Temperance Convention of Fourth District in Lowell
The annual meeting of temperance societies in the fourth district of the Boston Archdiocesan Union was held in Lowell with County Director Slattery presiding. East Pepperell Woburn North Billerica North Chelmsford and Collinsville sent delegates as reports and mutual aid suggestions dominated the gathering.
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Lowell
Temperance Societies
Boston Archdiocesan Union
Slattery
East Pepperell
Woburn
North Billerica
North Chelmsford
Collinsville
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Washington Place
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New York & New England Railroad
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