Bartlett Opens Campaign In Lawrence For Governor
General Charles W. Bartlett addresses Lawrence Democrats at the Essex House and urges tariff revisions on hides coal lumber wood pulp and iron ore. He pledges clear, plain platform and rallying support while a nearby split in the Republican ticket is noted. Local leaders greet Bartlett including Mayor Lynch and Attorney Mahoney.
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Lawrence
Charles W. Bartlett
Essex House
M. F. Cronin
Democratic City Committee
Bartlett
Williams Replies to Whitney Letter on Boston Elevated Charter
Public letters detail Williams accusing Whitney of corrupt lobbying and bribery in passing the Boston Elevated charter. Williams cites spies, large sums paid to unprincipled lobbyists, and political manipulation by Whitney and allies, while Whitney denies the charges.
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Whitney
Quincy
Williams
Legisature
Commonwealth
George Fred Williams
Henry M. Whitney
Boston
Josiah Quincy
Democratic State Committee
Mr. Williams
Justice Chapman
Mr. Whitney
Lactated Food Promises Growth for Infant in Boston
A Boston mother testifies that a four month old baby weighs 44 pounds and looks like a one year old, praising a lactated food described as similar to healthy mother's milk. The ad lists ingredients such as milk sugar wheat barley malt time phosphate and milk to claim strong teeth bones and warmth.
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Chelsea
Mass
Lauson
Clinton Street
Donovan to Run for Mayor Amid Ward 8 Backlash
Donovan announces candidacy for Boston mayor as Ward 8 leaders sour on Fitzgerald. Fostered by past ties and endorsements, Fitzgerald faces opposition for seeking regular organization support without consulting his allies. Donovan, 41, a former House member and city clerk, highlights strong political backing from key figures and ward leaders.
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Tle
Ward & Democracy
Donovan
Fitzgerald
Ward 8
Joseph H. O’neil
Congress
Neuman
Edward J. Donovan
Boston
Afternoon conference ends without nominating replacement
A meeting attended by William A. Gaston Josiah Quincy Joseph Corbett and John Fitzgerald urged Fitzgerald to withdraw in favor of Joseph H. O Neil. Fitzgerald insisted on staying in the race saying he would conduct a cordial campaign and that party interests trump individual interests.
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William A. Gaston
Josiah Quincy
Joseph J. Corbett
John F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Joseph H. O'Neil
Donovan
Quinn urges ward 7 Democrats to register before state election
John Quinn Jr. campaigns to register delinquent voters in Ward 7. He estimates more than 300 Democrats are eligible for registration and aims to mobilize them ahead of the State election.
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John Quinn
John Quinn, Jr
Ward 7
Quinn
Lang
Registration Push for Ward 7 at Oak and Hudson Booth
An urgent appeal is issued in Ward 7 to residents still off the registration list. Voters are urged to attend registration sessions this evening and tomorrow evening at the booth located at the corner of Oak and Hudson streets.
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H. M. Whitney
West End Street Railway Company
Tion
Oak and
Hudson Streets
Poster of Charles W Bartlett Gains Campaign Traction
The new Bartlett campaign poster depicts him in six life roles farmer's boy student private soldier teacher lawyer and advocate general It mirrors the popularity of the prior Douglas poster and Bartlett hints at awaiting full completion before judging the poster's impact.
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Charles W. Bartlett
Douglas
Bartlett
Charley
Sullivan Denies Supporting Donovan for Mayor
Congressman John A. Sullivan told a Post reporter he has not yet endorsed Edward J. Donovan or any other candidate for mayor. He said such reports are premature and noted he remains a member of Congress while gathering information on the mayoralty situation.
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John A. Sullivan
Edward J. Donovan
Post
Sullivan
Congress
Fitzgerald
Compromise Candidate Considered in Mayoral Talks
Democratic leaders held a late afternoon conference on State Street with Colonel William A. Gaston Joseph J. Corbett and Robert O. Winsor of Kidder, Peabody & Co. The meeting discussed a mayoralty contest and the possibility of Joseph H. O Neil as a compromise candidate.
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Joseph J. Corbett
Joseph H. O'Neil
Corbett
O’neil
State Street
William A. Gaston
Robert O. Winsor
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Joseph H. O’neil
Republicans Weigh Two Mayoralty Candidates
The Republican party considers two candidates for mayor, FitzGerald and Donovan, expecting a bitter race that could influence election day. Ex-Mayor Edwin A. Curtis is no longer pursuing a run, citing reluctance to oppose Donovan or O Neil if either secures the Democratic nomination. The other possibility is School Committeeman Cushing, noted for wealth and family prominence and steady party support.
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Fitzgerald
Donovan
Edwin A. Curtis
Curtis
Joseph H. O'Neil
Cushing
Election Board Hears Butler Daly and Clark Contention
The Election Board heard arguments on the residency of Democratic candidates John J. Butler and Michael P. Daly for Ward 18 after James Watson questioned their registrations. Attorney Tom Dowd represented Butler and Daly.Clark contested Ellery Clark’s ward registration, claiming temporary absence due to his wife’s illness, with plans to return by December 1. The board adjourned the hearing with matters under advisement.
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Election Board
Butler
Daly and
Clark
James A. Watson
John J. Butler
Michael P. Daly
Ward 18
Tom Dowd
Daly
Watson
Ellery Clark
Frank Keezer
Democratic Ward Committee
Ward 9
Democratic Rally Planned at Dudley Street Opera House
A Democratic rally takes place Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Dudley Street Opera House with speakers General Charles W. Bartlett Hon John A. Sullivan and Hon John P. Leahy.
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Dudley Street Opera House
Charles W. Bartlett
John A. Sullivan
John P. Leahy
Court Daniel Webster of Somerville Celebrates Second Anniversary
The Court Daniel Webster in Somerville marks its two year anniversary with a banquet and ball. Founded by Past Grand Sub Chief Ranger J Jacobs and M J O'Brien, it boasts the youngest US chief ranger Samuel Litwin serving a third term. Knights of Sherwood Forest conclave represented by Supreme Adjutant General J Jacobs and staff.
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Daniel Webster
Somerville
J. Jacobs
M. J. O’brien
United States
Samuel Litwin
Knights of Sherwood Forest
Leaders discuss Donovan move in city politics
A four member strategy board met in Quincy House last evening to discuss the Hon. Edward J. Donovan candidacy. The group included P. J. Donovan Kennedy Fitzgerald and Corbett with Corbett warning of a likely upset in primaries and urging support for Donovan while noting no decision would be made for a few days.
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Joseph J. Corbett
Mr. Fitzgerald
M. Fitzgerald
Edward J. Donovan
Strategy Board
Quincy House
P. J. Donovan
P. J. Kennedy
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Donovan
P. J.kennedy
Fitzgerald
James Donovan
Quincy Refuses to State Mayor Nomination Position
The quotation notes Quincy says he is not ready to state his position on the mayoralty nomination yet. He adds that when he does, it will not reference E J Donovan's stance toward the mayor’s office during his administration.
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Quincy
E. J. Donovan
Jennings Prefers Deliberate Talk on Boston Mayor Candidate
Malachi L. Jennings of the strategy board says ER Donovan is ready for mayor but cautions against discussing nominees now. He notes focus on electing the Democratic State ticket first and regards Mr. Corbett as a highly desirable candidate.
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Whitney
Ames- Shepard
Ames
Jennings
Joseph J. Corbett
ER. J. Donovan
Malachi L. Jennings
Strategy Board
Boston
Corbett
Doyle Endorsed for Street Commissioner by Ward 18 Banner Club
At a Ward 18 Banner Club meeting ex-Councilman Thomas J. Fay presided. The candidacy of ex-Alderman James H. Doyle for street commissioner was unanimously indorsed. A committee was appointed to aid the re-election of Hon. David D. Leahy to the Senate.
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Banner Club
Ward 18
Thomas J. Fay
James H. Doyle
David D. Leahy
Senate
Catarrhal Powder Endorsed by Noted Specialists
Eminent nose and throat specialists in daily practice highly recommend Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as safe and permanent relief for cold in the head tonsillitis hoarseness and catarrh. It promises relief in ten minutes and claims to banish the disease like magic.
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Agnew
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