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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1907

Page

8

Delegates Arrive for Democratic Convention Battle

Springfield Oct 4 amid horn blasts and cheers 700 delegates rode in from the South Station for the Democratic nominating convention the Bartlett and Whitney camps clash for support. Leaders such as James Donovan George Schoffield and Charles Barton amid badge battles and crowded trains set the stage for tomorrow’s fight.

Springfield Democratic Party South Station James Donovan Bartlett Whitney

Toledo Nominates Whitlock for Another Term as Mayor

The Democrats of Toledo nominated Brand Whitlock, the current mayor, for another term at their party meeting on October 4.

Toledo, O Democrats of Toledo Brand Whitlock

Vanishing Fleets War Tale Promises Second Installment

Roy Norton continues a remarkable war story pitting the United States against Japan. Critics compare its scale and imagination to H. G. Wells and The War of the Worlds. Sunday Post Merazine previews tomorrow’s instalment.

Roy Norton United States Japan H. G. Wells Sunday Post Merazine

Lawson Attacks Whitney With Bribery Pamphlet

Springfield editor Thomas W. Lawson circulated a 172 page pamphlet titled A Black Brutal Bribery attacking Henry M. Whitney as a master of bribery and a promoter of the System. The booklet includes excerpts from Frenzied Finance and letters between Lawson Whitney and Suffolk County prosecutor Moran detailing campaign clashes from last year.

Springfield Thomas W. Lawson Henry M. Whitney Lawson Whit Whitney Messrs John B. Moran Suffolk County

Olin Rules At Large Delegation May Be Legal

Secretary of State William Olin rules the at large delegation for the state committee is illegal though Quincy and Bartlett backers argue the 18 member slate will be elected by the state convention. Whitney supporters name Charest for Secretary of State and push a Franco American backing within the Whitney slate.

Joseph Fr. O'Connell Bartlett Congressman O'Connel Whitney Claim Department Buckley Avmn Ihkeliher Sullivan Thomas W. Proctor Dartmouth General Bartlett Daniel J. Kiley John P. Feeney Tammany Club Springfield Josiah Quincy William Olin Quincy George Fred Williams State Committee Quincey Secretary of State Edward C. Mansfield Republican State Committee Henry M. Whitney George A. Schofield Ipswich O. Z. E. Charest Holyoke James L. Doherty Joseph A. Conry Boston Arthur Lyman Waltham Charest Fle Whitney Club Massachusetts

Fist Fight Between Rival Delegates in Springfield

In Springfield on October 4 a Bartlett delegate and a Whitney man fought in public near the Massasoit House. A Springfield officer intervened but the crowd blamed the incident on a heated but harmless argument. The Bartlett Band performed in the Haynes House corridor stirring the building as dinner spilled and a general nearly toppled.

Springfield Bartlett Whitney Massasoit House Massachusetts Haynes House Stars and Stripes Forever Williams General Bartlett

Wild Night Before the Massachusetts Democratic Convention

Trainloads of delegates flooded Boston as Bart lett and Whitney camps prepared for a heated contest. Don O Connell and Josiah Quincy arrived amid rival headquarters at Haynes and Massasoit Houses. Credentials chaos and tense strategizing marked the pre convention scene as McClellan Logan and others joined the push to back Taylor against Stone and rally the party in Lexington district.

Tammany Club Jim’ Curley Tom” Curley Tammany Braves Massasoit Haynes House State Committee Feeney Boston George Fred Williams O'Connell Don” O'Connell General Bartlett Mr. Whitney Kelcher McNary Springfield Kansas Massachusetts Bartlett Don”’ O'Connell Josiah Quincy Haynes Whitney Massasoit House William F. McClellan Democratic City Committee Cooley House Edw. l L. Logan Henry Fitzgerald Democratic Committee McNary-Riley Edward C. Stone Lexington Mr. Stone Taylor Democratic Party

Rival headquarters open as Bartlett and Whitney shake hands at reception

Springfield report notes General Hartlett hosts a war council reception while Mr. Williams greets delegates. Whitney spent the evening at his headquarters welcoming attendees. Bobby Bryan and councilman Doherty among visitors as Kelcher maintains order at Whitney HQ.

Springfield Hartlett Williams Whitney Boston & Albany Bartlett Jim"’ Bryan Westfield Bryan Tom” Doherty Gurney Guards Democracy Doherty Riley McNary Tom Kelcher

Taylor Nominated Without Opposition in Middlesex Convention

George W. Taylor of Lexington was nominated for the Middlesex Senate seat at Chipman Hall Tremont Temple with all 55 delegates voting in his favor. The anticipated challenge from Ais. Seyies and ex-Representa...

George W. Taylor Lexington Middlesex Chipman Hall Tremont Temple Ais. Seyies Representa

Vahey Backs Bartlett as Bartlett Run Muddies Whitney

Senator James H. Vahey entered Bartlett headquarters wearing the Bartlett blue badge for anti-merger candidate and received an ovation. Whitney forces see the move as a startling anti-convention shift. Delegates from both sides mingled freely as negotiations continued through the night in Boston area political scene.

James Donovan Suffolk County Ward 9 John Bill George A. Schofield Ipswich Mr. Whitney Back Bay Whitney Victory Bartlett Charles W. Bartlett Springfield James H. Vahey State Committee Vahey

Hindu Party Driven Across Line into Canada

A mob in Danville Washington last night forced a small group of Hindus across the border into Canada after an incident nearby.

Canada Spokane Wash Danville

Mary E. Smith Floated After Sinking Report Off Whitehead

The Portland schooner Mary E. Smith, previously reported sunk off Whitehead while en route from Boston to Sydney in ballast, was floated yesterday near Halifax Nova Scotia.

Halifax N. S Portland Mary E. Smith Whitehead Boston Sydney

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Will Rhven Charles J. Barton Melrose Daniel I. Buckley Convention City Donovan O’connell Pippin Worcester Worcester County Bill Foley Gurney Guards Leo McCullough Tom Joyce Ward 17 Massasoit Tlouse Practical Politics Practical Whitlock Olin Don Cambridge Mr. Quincy Whitney Committee On Daniel F. Doherty Matt'’ Mansfield John O'’Garn Spencer A.C Drinkwater Paul Jones Bartlett and Stone Tion Brown Independence League Cratic Gerry Brown League Democrats Democratic State Committee Senator Hamlin Committee On Whitney White Bartlett Blue George Schofield THE CHILD G. Stanley Hall Clark University Prohibition Smith
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