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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1897

Page

5

Hayes of Charlestown Shapes a New Era in Boston Politics

A sweeping portrait of James EB Hayes as the youthful, magnetic leader defining a new political era in Boston. The piece contrasts him with Lomasney McNary Corbett, notes his lack of executive office, his swift rise from ward leadership, and his charm, vigor, and loyalty to his causes. It also recalls his education, early teaching career, and ascent within the Knights of Columbus and local associations.

Hayes Lomasney McNary Gallivan Quinn Daly Boston Corbett Martin Lomasney John Lee Boston College Fulton Debating Society Everett Street Bunker Hill Knights of Columbus Charlestown Vance James EB. Hayes

Dark Threats Shadow Brockton Strike As Edgemakers Quit

In Brockton on October 6, twenty edgemakers at M C Dizer & Co left their posts to support Goodyear operators, signaling a deepening deadlock. An anonymous death threat note was sent to an edgesetter at George G Snow’s factory, while unions plan to sway workers’ families to sustain the strike. Whitman unions will not join Commonwealth factory workers in Brockton.

Brockton M. C. Dizer & Co Goodyear George G. Snow Whitman Commonwealth

Pitiful Scene as Quigleys See Sentenced Killers

Miss Quigley burst into tears on the witness stand as F. F. McGuinness assault case defendants Steele Campbell and Quigley were sentenced by Judge Dewey to not less than twelve nor more than fifteen years in the State Prison. The trial closed with defense witnesses praising the defendants character and a pitiful family scene in court.

Sughrue New Brunswick Criminal Court Robert Campbell Dorchester Coakley Campbell New Brunswick John B. Moran Steele Dewey Quigley

Good Racing at Rigby Pace Results at Casco Me

The Oct 6 Rigby Park meet drew record crowds led by Metta in the 2:50 class winning in straight heats for owner A R Penny Auburn. Riverton and Sorel Jim split two heats in the 2:27 event with a dead heat between Baby 8 and Benny A. best time 2:24 3 4.

Casco Little Rigby Park Metta Gr. m B. G L. J. Bartlett Newhall Sorrel Jim J. R. Wescott Farmouth Baby Benny A

Arrest Made In Bowen Murder In Rockland Maine

Francia A. Curtis was arrested in Rockland Maine on charges of murdering Charles W. Bowen. The suspect, about 20, has no comment and no new developments were reported. a preliminary hearing is expected tomorrow.

Rockland Francia A. Curtis Charles W. Bowen Curtis

Special Fitchburg Rail Excursion to Hoosac Tunnel

The Oct 9 excursion train from Union Station Boston departs at 8 16 a m round trip fare 2.00. J R Watson general passenger agent Boston invites inquiries for details.

Hoosac Tunnel Union Station Boston J. R. Watson

Colonial Cereal Flakes Claim Health Benefits

An early health-minded ad asserts oats wheat and rye provide all nourishment. Colonial Blended Flakes, made from these grains, are advertised as containing absolutely all that's good and sold by grocers. Colonial Cereal Co of Rochester distributes to New England.

Colonial Cereal CO Rochester Rochester, & Co New England

Confessions in Murder Case Touch Nack Letter Fallout

In New York yesterday Martin Thorn confessed to further details of Guldensuppe’s murder to cellmate Frank Clark. A letter from Thorn to Mrs Nack sparked hysteria as she denied authorship and revealed distress over possible self harm. Authorities note a German reply suggesting self destruction but delaying action until liberty is secured.

New York Martin Thorn John Gotha Guldensuppe Thorn Frank Clark Clark Woodside Mrs. Nack

Political notes on Boston campaign and local races

George A. Hibbard backs ex Mayor Curtis as the logical Republican nominee after a strong past vote. Walcott plans a state speech in Boston, Lodge set as Republican stump trump card, and Guild and Williams campaigns planned. Democratic nominations in Suffolk district and state committees noted, with Ward 18 to feature three Democrats for Alderman if the single chamber bill passes.

George A. Hibbard Curtis Boston Hibbard Curtis Machine Sanford Walcott Henry Cabot Lodge George Fred Williams Curtis Guild, Jr Suffolk Bartholomew H. Conig Ward 22 Senate Harry P. Nawn Francis P. Curran Williams C. H. Lockland Wakefield Feeney Woburn Ward 18 Francis J. O'Toole George ©. Whitaker William Cronin James Donovan Daniel W. Gallagher Thomas F. Rice William Harbour Herbert M. Manks Board of Aldermen Manks Codman Senator Folsom Gold Democrats Norfolk Norwood John C. Lane The National Democracy Young Men's Democratic Club Bosworth Street

Townsend Fined One Hundred Nine Dollars for Maine Law

Farmington Me Oct 6 In the case of Dr Edgar F Townsend of Boston indicted for practising medicine contrary to the Maine registration law a plea of nolo contendere was entered today The court imposed the minimum penalty 109 fine which was paid Townsend did not appear

Farmington, Me Edgar F. Townsend Boston Townsend

Navy Moves Reported From Atlantic and Pacific Ports

The torpedo boat Dupont sailed from Brooklyn for Fort Monroe. The Puritan arrived at Tompkinsville, N Y. The Dolphin sailed from Norfolk for Boston. The Michigan departed Erie for Dunkirk N Y. The Petrel arrived at Shanghai.

Washington Dupont Brooklyn Fort Monroe Tompkinsville N. Y Dolphin Norfolk Boston Michigan Erie Dunkirk Shanghai

Van Nostrand P B Ale Teases With Jolly Card

A new Van Nostrand P B Ale advertisement features a Titian-haired young woman on a 14 by 10 inch show card. She proclaims “Oh, Be Jolly” and promotes the ale as a path to merriment, emphasizing the brand as the best way to attain that mood.

van Nostrand P. B. Ale P. B. Ale

Bank Teller Arrested in Bank Robbery Case

NAPANEE Ok Oct 6 W H Faynton a year long teller at the Dominion Bank was arrested for complicity in the bank robbery committed a month earlier in the same town.

Napanee W. H. Faynton Dominion Bank

Fly Rod Crosby Captivates At Boston Food Fair

Miss Cornelia T. Crosby known as Fly Rod Crosby, a Maine sportswoman and guide, shines at the Boston Food Fair with Indians and Guides exhibits and a trophy collection. Her love of the woods, health recovery, and nature inspires audiences as she represents Maine and its outdoor life.

Maine Pine Tree Cornelia T. Crosby Crosby

Women Learn To Climb Logs At Penobscot Exhibit

At Paul Revere Hall visitors view crafts by Penobscot Indians from Old Town with basket making drawing interest. An Aroostook County potato exhibit from E. L. Cleveland of Houston showcases prize spuds. Maine granite from Portland’s Granite Company lends heft to displays, including fragments related to the Grant monument. A stack of Frank Jones barley sits in a corner.

Paul Revere Hall Penobscot Old Town Aroostook County E. L. Cleveland Houston Maine Granite Company Portland Grant Monument New York Frank Jones Bailey

O Connell pleads guilty in Salem court

Maurice O Connell of Lawrence retracted a not guilty plea and pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill for firing five shots at Eunice Early on March 22 1897. The court heard expert testimony on sanity but deferred sentence as Stacey of Lynn was convicted on three counts of breaking and entering and larceny with sentence also deferred.

Salem Superior Criminal Court Maurice O’connell Lawrence O’connell Eunice Early Early Middleton Topsfield Lynnfield

Man Charged After Revolver Incident Near Sudbury

Thomas J. Feeley of Stowe was arraigned in Concord District Court on assault with a revolver after a joint ride with Frank J. Buttrick and wife. Feeley admitted firing into the air but pleaded guilty to simple assault and was held without bail. The revolver was recovered near the assault site.

Concord Thomas J. Feeley Stowe Frank J. Buttrick Subury Feeley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pond’s Extract Landscape Pond’s Extract CO London the Democracy James E. Hayes Thomas James E Willian H James E, Hayes Theresa BE John F J. L. Prescott & CO Dizer Irtoe Dewey Steele, Campbell Mary E Rigby Longo Mrs. Neck Frank A. Munsey C. T. Crosby O'Connell Lawrence Man Lonely Woods Fels & CO Philadelphia
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