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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1906

Page

6

Bryan Indorsement Sparks Moran Loyalist Faction Fight

In Tremont Temple the convention battled over Bryan and Hearst lines with Daniel J. Kiley blocked from the platform and Williams pushing a Bryan resolution. McFarland and Quincy clashed over order as Moran supporters pressed for the platform and adjourned amid cheers and protests.

Sullivan Hearst Congress Bryan Williams George Fred Williams Moran Feeney McFarland Mr. McFarland Mr. Quincy Quincy

New State Committee Chosen Amid Power Struggle

An 18 member at large slate named by Williams and Moran was adopted by the State convention. The roster includes Williams loyalists and several Boston figures, while Mayor Fitzgerald gains a seat for his ally Kiley’s election but loses influence overall. The convention notes the balance tilting away from historic machines toward Williams affiliates.

Martin Lomasney Daniel J. Kiley Fitzgerald Kiley Lomasney State Committee Williams-Moran Williams Josiah Quincy Boston Mr. Williams Mr. Quincy McFarland Clark Feeney Moran Williams- Moran Quincy-Fitzgerald George Fred Williams John P. Feeney Ward 8 Gaston Quincy Lyman Burnett Kelcher W. T. A. Fitzgerald Henry Fitzgerald William F. McClellan Joseph A. Dennison Daniel H. Coakley Fred 8 John A. Coulthurst Sweeney Methuen Coakley McClellan Dennison George Frey Mr. Kiley John A. Sullivan Mr. Clark Congressman Sullivan New York William P. Connery Lynn Connery Bryan-Hearst

Democratic platform calls for reform and anti monopoly drive

A lengthy political program urges mass control of lawmaking and public utilities, harsher penalties for wealth abuse, and direct voter power to initiate and recall laws. It praises William Jennings Bryan and William R. Hearst as moral leaders and Democratic standard bearers.

Democratic Party Massachusetts Supreme Court America William Jennings Bryan Empire New York William R. Hearst Hearst

Bryan Hearst Indorsement Causes Turmoil at Democratic Convention

Amid cheers and protests, Walter Ramsdell reads a Bryan Hearst platform endorsement at the Democratic gathering. The audience erupts as Hearst supporters hiss while Bryan backers cheer, prompting motions, reconsiderations, and strong speaker clashes before the convention resumes with nominations.

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Ystate George Rl Liar Elgan Lowell Bostox For Charle E Lle Jevienant Gerry Brown Indorse Bryan Moran Man United States Mr Williams Granville S. McFarland Professor Clark Tremont Temple Mr. Hearst the New State Committee Dedham James O’shea Holyoke John P. Sweeney Timothy J. Crowley North Adams Patrick J. Mitchell Springfield H. H. Lyons Fitchburg Edward B. O’brien Marblehead Walter A. Creamer Cambridge Ward Fred S. Gore John O’hearne Taunton Henry S. Fitzgerald Tor Walter L. Ramsdell Ramsdell David C. Clark Williamstown Mr. Sullivan New York State E.gerry Brown Mr. Bryan Jefferson Jackson Lore John Cummings Thomas
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