Bartlett Opens Campaign in Lawrence with Democratic Rally
General Charles W. Bartlett, Democratic candidate for Governor, opened his Lawrence campaign at the Essex House tonight amid an ovation from local Democrats led by M. F. Cronin. He outlined tariff and reciprocity issues, pressed for unity, and predicted a clear platform for voters to read.
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Charles W. Bartlett
Essex House
M. F. Cronin
Democratic City Committee
Bartlett
Williams replies to Whitney letter on Boston Elevated charter
George F Williams issues a second open letter charging Henry M Whitney with bribery and lobbying to pass the Boston Elevated charter. He cites spies, large expenditures, and influence on legislators, claiming Whitney bears responsibility for corruption while defending a free transfer policy. Whitney denies the charges and offers his responses.
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Oh Smaria
Quincy
Williams
Commonwealth
George Fred Williams
Henry M. Whitney
Boston
Josiah Quincy
Democratic State Committee
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Street Railway
West End
Lactated Food praised as healthy for four month old baby
A mother from Chelsea Massachusetts touts Lactated Food as a safe nutrition source that helps her four month old baby grow into a sturdy child. Physicians and hospitals reportedly support the product as a reliable nutrition aid.
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Chelsea
Mass
Lauson
Clinton Street
Donovan to Run for Mayor Faces Fernand Political Split
Donovan announces candidacy while Fitzgerald contests the outlook and faces ward leaders’ discontent over late endorsement. Donovan, a seasoned campaigner, wields strong backing from key figures including Lomasney and Corbett peers, with reform opponents predicting Fitzgerald’s defeat if the split persists.
Afternoon conference on Democratic candidacy withdraw proposal
The meeting chaired by Gaston and attended by ex-mayor Josiah Quincy and others urged John F Fitzgerald to withdraw in favor of Joseph H O Neil. Fitzgerald refused and said he will stay in the race to finish. He noted Donovan’s candidacy makes delaying the nominating contest impossible and pledged a peaceful campaign prioritizing party interests.
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William A. Gaston
Josiah Quincy
Joseph J. Corbett
John F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Joseph H. O'Neil
Donovan
John Quinn Urges Democrats to Register Voters
John Quinn Jr. campaigns to register delinquent voters in Ward 7 for the State election. He estimates more than 300 Democrats are eligible for registration and urges timely action.
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John Quinn
John Quinn, Jr
Ward 7
Quinn
Lang
Registration Drive Urgently Called in Ward 7
An urgent call goes to Ward 7 residents to attend registration at the booth at Oak and Hudson streets this evening and tomorrow evening.
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Tion
Oak and
Hudson Streets
Poster series traces Bartlett life in six acts
The Bartlett campaign poster depicts six life stages from farmer’s boy to advocate-general with a noted appeal on billboards. Bartlett notes the work looks good but plans to wait for final judgment, comparing to last year’s Douglas poster, which drew strong popularity.
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Charles W. Bartlett
Douglas
Bartlett
Charley
Sullivan Denies Endorsement for Mayor
Congressman John A. Sullivan said he has not endorsed Edward J. Donovan or any other candidate for Mayor. He declined to state his position and noted his current role as a U.S. Representative while discussing the mayoralty with Jim Donovan J. J. Corbett and others. He also met with Congressman McNary to discuss the race.
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Edward J. Donovan
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Sullivan
Congress
Fitzgerald
Jim Donovan
J. J. Corbett
McNary
Compromise Candidate Emerges in Boston Mayoral Fight
Democratic leaders moved to draft a compromise mayoral candidate between Joseph J. Corbett and Joseph H. O Neil. Corbett rejected the idea while O Neil weighed the developments. An afternoon conference on State street included Colonel William A. Gaston, Corbett, and Robert O Winsor of Kidder, Peabody & Co to discuss a possible compromise.
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Joseph H. O'Neil
Corbett
O’neil
State Street
William A. Gaston
Robert O. Winsor
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Joseph H. O’neil
Republicans Name Two Mayoralty Prospects
The Republicans weigh two mayoral hopes as a Fitzgerald versus Donovan contest is seen to spark bitter feuding on election day. Ex mayor Edwin A Curtis steps back as a candidate if Donovan or O Neil wins the Democratic nod, leaving School Committeeman Cushing as the other potential candidate.
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Donovan
Edwin A. Curtis
Curtis
Joseph H. O'Neil
Cushing
Election Board Hears Butler Daly and Clark Contention
The Election Board heard James Watson’s bid to challenge the registrations of John J. Butler and Michael P. Daly in Ward 18 over residency. Ellery Clark’s alleged Ward 9 registration was also reviewed as he claimed temporary absence due to his wife’s illness and planned return by December.
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Michael P. Daly
Ward 18
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Daly
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Ellery Clark
Frank Keezer
Democratic Ward Committee
Ward 9
Democratic Rally at Dudley Street Opera House
A Democratic rally is set for Wednesday evening at 8 o clock in the Dudley Street Opera House. Speakers include General Charles W. Bartlett and the Hon. John A. Sullivan and the Hon. John P. Leahy.
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Dudley Street Opera House
Charles W. Bartlett
John A. Sullivan
John P. Leahy
Daniel Webster Court to Mark Second Anniversary Banquet
The Somerville based Court Daniel Webster celebrates its second anniversary with a banquet and ball. Founded by Past Grand Sub-Chief Ranger J Jacobs and M J O'Brien the court claims the youngest chief ranger in the nation Samuel Litwin serving his third term. The Knights of Sherwood Forest conclave will be represented by Supreme Adjutant General J Jacobs and staff.
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Daniel Webster
Somerville
J. Jacobs
M. J. O’brien
United States
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Knights of Sherwood Forest
Leaders Discuss Donovans Move in City Race
A four member strategy board in Quincy House debated Hon. Edward J. Donovans mayoral bid. Joseph J. Corbett urged against Donovans candidacy noting strong citywide opposition. W. T. A. Fitzgerald signaled support but deemed Donovan not best, while P. J. Kennedy urged caution and delay. James Donovan urged backing Donovan. board stayed in session past 11. The group announced no final choice after long discussion.
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Strategy Board
Quincy House
P. J. Donovan
P. J. Kennedy
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Joseph J. Corbett
Donovan
Fitzgerald
James Donovan
Quincy Refuses Immediate Position on Mayor Nomination
The speaker says he is not ready to state his position on the mayoralty at the moment and notes his future stance will avoid referencing E. J. Donovan's approach to the office during his administration.
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Quincy
E. J. Donovan
Jennings Endorses Corbett as Desirable Mayor Candidate
Malachi L. Jennings on the Boston mayor race says Hon. Joseph J. Corbett is an exceedingly desirable candidate. He notes the Democratic State ticket takes priority and that a formal mayoral nomination will follow the ticket.
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Joseph J. Corbett
B. J. Donovan
Malachi L. Jennings
Strategy Board
Boston
Corbett
Banner Club Endorses Doyle for Street Commissioner
At a Ward 18 Banner Club meeting ex-Councilman Thomas J. Fay presided and endorsed ex-Alderman James H. Doyle for street commissioner. A committee was formed to aid the re election of Hon. David D. Leahy to the Senate.
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Ward 18
Thomas J. Fay
James H. Doyle
David D. Leahy
Senate
Dr Agnew Catarrhal Powder Endorsed by Specialists
Eminent nose and throat specialists in daily practice highly recommend Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as safe permanent painless and harmless for cold in head tonsillitis hoarseness and catarrh. It gives relief in ten minutes and banishes the disease like magic.
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