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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1907

Page

3

Springfield Stagecraft at Whitney rally features Williams play

Former Congressman Sullivan described the Springfield proceedings at the Henry M. Whitney opening rally in Brookline. He noted that George Fred Williams watched as actors took the stage with Feeney directing. The opening scene mirrored Erminie with Kiley and O'Connell resembling Ravennes and Cadeaux, and a duet echoed the thieves’ number.

Henry M. Whitney Brookline John A. Sullivan Springfield Sullivan George Fred Williams John P. Feeney Erminie Daniel J. Kiley Joseph I’. O’connell Ravennes Caudeaux Wiley

Contested Third Councillor Nomination Sparks Disorder

The Independence League faces a tangle in the third district as four nominees contend for the nomination amid mixed pledges to vote for each other. Edward P Barry Ed Barry James Hackett and Frank E Clifford each own one ward vote while Cox Kirkwood Linehan contest the outcome prompting City Committee Chairman Robert T Allen to intervene.

Independence League Edward Barrys Ballot Law Commission Edward P Democrats Edward P. Barry Ed Barry James K. Hackett Frank E. Clifford Barry League Independence George Cox Robert Kirkwood Cox Kirkwood Frank Linehan

Cole Denies Taxes Charges in Andover Bulletin Row

The speaker rebutts claims by Instructor Allen from Andover accusing him of selling influence and securing student discounts from Boston and Maine. He notes the charges have minimal effect on voters and refuses to publish private business details. He also labels Congressman Potter Ames as having an unfortunate temperament.

Cole Allen Lawrence Telegram Boston & Maine Potter Ames Andover

Bartlett Statement From General Bartlett Critiques Opponents

General Charles W. Bartlett issued a statement accusing his opponents of misrepresentation through the press. He asserted that their attacks are unfounded and called for fair coverage of the campaign.

Charles W. Bartlett

Ballot Commission to Hear Fraud Claims Over Nomination

The speaker asserts rivals used illegal methods to block his nomination while supporters deny any wrongdoing. A Ballot Law Commission hearing is scheduled in Precinct 6 Ward 10 on November 4. The Australian voting proposal, backed by Nichols, argues for a machine with a written ballot.

Ballot Law Commission Dhie Nichols

Democratic Club Denounces Conspirators in Springfield Case

The Democratic Club of Massachusetts circles last night condemned Daniel J. Kiley and his alleged fellow conspirators for their role in the Springfield convention. The circular, signed by President Arthur Lyman and Chairman Charles J. Barton, denounces Kiley’s associates and lists prominent members including ex-Governor Douglas, Thomas J. Gargan, William A. Gaston, Charles I. Adams II, Robert M. Burnett, James B. Carroll, Charles S. Hamlin, Michael J. Sughrue, Richard Olney and Josiah Quincy.

Daniel J. Kiley Democratic Club of Massachusetts Springfield Arthur Lyman Whitney Charles J. Barton Barton Bartlett Kiley Douglas Thomas J. Gargan William A. Gaston Charles I. Adams Robert M. Burnett James B. Carroll Charles 8. Hamlin Michael J. Sughrue Richard Olney Josiah Quincy

Democrats Name W G Courtenay For First Norfolk

The Democrats of the first Norfolk Representative district nominated William G. Courtenay of Needham as their General Court candidate. Laurence B. Darling was chairman and John McKay secretary. The district committee includes Fred J. Donahoe, Courtenay, Charles H. Riley, Darling and Lawrence W. Feeney, all of Needham. The convention completed all business in ten minutes.

Dedham Norfolk William G. Courtenay Needham Laurence B. Darling John McKay Fred J. Donahoe Charles H., Riley Lawrence W. Feeney

Nichols seeks court order against voting machine use

Representative Malcolm E. Nichols filed a petition in the Supreme Court asking for a writ of mandamus to restrain election commissioners from using a Dean voting machine. He contends operating the device would endanger his rights as the Legislature candidate from Ward 10.

Malcolm E. Nichols Supreme Court

City Government Plans Action Over Sturgis Deputies

Biddeford leaders say they will seek resolutions at Monday’s meeting urging the Sturgis Commission or Governor Cobb to send Sturgis deputies to Biddeford. They allege the city is being run wide open by local authorities.

Biddeford Democrattic Sturgis Commission Cobb Sturgis

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