Massachusetts Democrats Hold Vigorous National Convention at Faneuil Hall
Delegates from about ninety towns packed the floor as Dr. William Everett opened a spirited candidacy for governor. Moorfield Storey led as permanent chairman while Robert Treat Paine Jr and George Williams’s faction watched from the galleries. Everett’s electric speech promised a robust campaign amid rousing applause and expert political theater.
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National Democrats
Faneuil Hall
Massachusetts
Chicago
William E. Russell
the Democracy
Moorfield Storey
William Everett
Godfrey Morse
Henry W. Lamb
William L. Douglas
Henry C. Thacher
John C. Lane
Samuel K. Hamilton
James E. McDonnell
James E. Cotter
E. Winchester Donald
Trinity Church
Charles V. Casey
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Thomas J. Gargan
Charles E. Stratton
Henry F. Hurlburt
J. Russell Reed
Frederick O. Prince
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Charles Levi Woodbury
Moses T. Stevens
William B. Rice
Charless. Hamlin
Sigourney Butler
Francis Feabody, Jr
Charles A. de Courcey
Phineas Pierce
Jerome Jones
Lttle
Baldwin
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
George Fred Williams
Storey
Paine
Harry Lloyd
James E. McConnell
Gamaliel Bradford
Everett
Pagy
Sullivan Defeats Naphen in Fourth Councillor Convention
John H. Sullivan won the fourth councillor convention against Henry F. Naphen by 113 to 104, needing four votes beyond the 109 required. The victory followed predictions by Sullivan's managers and targeted Ward 7, where the decisive gains were made.
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John H. Sullivan
Henry F. Naphen
Quincy Machine Defeats Sullivan Faction in Ward Battles
In a tense city political contest the Naphen bloc split wards 12 18 and 19 while holding 13 and breaking into 15. Bernard Lamb’s lone 12 vote for Naphen shocked allies. Sullivan secured eight of 17 votes in Ward 17, forcing Kelcher’s Senate bid. The Lonkasney coalition suffered a decisive setback as the machine fights back.
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Board of Filection Commissioners
Old Court House
Boston
Sume
Chapman
Butaw St
Armory
Maverick St
Old Winthrop
Bunker Ill St
Bunker Hill Grammar
Baldwin St
City Hall
City’ Sq
Charlestown
North Bennett St
Pierpont
Hudson St
Wells
Blossom St
Old Franklin
Washington
Rice
Appleton St
Prince
Exeter
West
Concord St
Spellman
West Broadway
East Fourth St
Dorchester
West Fourth Sts
Winthrop
Upham's Corner
Vine Street
Cor
Dudley St
Old Bath House
Cabot St
Elmwood St
Mecking House
Bard
Dudley Street
Dudley
Ward
Naphen
Williams. McNary
Sullivan
Bernard F. Lamb
Charles I. Quirk
Tim McCarthy
Quirk
John A. Kelcher
Senate
Quincy
Corbett
Fitzgerald
Three Good Advertising Points
The notice highlights three key selling points for customers. It states prices of all articles marked on tags in plain figures and offers free delivery within ten miles of Boston.
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Boston
Boston Seals Pennant After Dramatic Season Finish
After a sensational contest the Boston club clinched the pennant while Baltimore Brawls to the end. A single Boston loss or Baltimore win could have flipped the outcome, but Boston secured the title with two remaining games for Baltimore and one for Boston, though the margin remained razor thin. The Post outlined the fragile balance as Boston faced Brooklyn and Baltimore faced Washington.
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New York
Brooklyn
Bostons
Baltimore
Senators
Boston
Orioles
Selee
Washington
Baltimores
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Gold Democrats
Hyde Park
Bernard M. Wolff
Horace P. Tobey
Waltham
Harry Douglass
Great Barrington
William W. M.clench
Chicopee
Pai
Crystal Palace Optical Ca
Washington Stree
City OF
Sammet
Boylston Station
Minton Hall
Hyde Park Ave
Dorchester Ave
Old Town Hall
Washington St
Brighton
Selock
Atloe Linus BE. Pearson
Orry Fee Honoug
George P. Sanger
Eiectio
R.H. White Co
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Lomasney, McNary
Ward 7
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Menamara
Janus Manus
Conwan
Klobedanz
Peef
Innings
Brouvalin
Bergen
Dunn
Burrill
John H Sullivan
John H. Pray, Sons & CO
Davis
Germany
Chas E. Davis & CO
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Winter Street
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