Dennison Denounces Moran and Attacks District Attorney
Senator Clarke presided in Ward 19 as Moran challenges, while Dennison repeats charges against the Suffolk County District Attorney. He accuses misuse of office, graft, and political favoritism, and accuses the DA of deceit, broken pledges, and delaying indictments to win headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Clarke
Ward 19
James P. Timility
Timilty
Moran
Dennison
Thomas W. Lawson
Fio
Crocker Will
Moran Denies Charges in Bid for District Attorney Nomination
John B. Moran refutes multiple accusations in a public statement. He defends his office as a public service, claims media scrutiny, and contrasts his campaign with prior attacks that he says harmed his bid, noting his 51 000 Boston votes against Guild's 37 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Boston
Donovan Reception Signals Strong Ward Rally For Sheriff
Ward 9 Democrats prepare a large reception for James Donovan the Suffolk county sheriff candidate. A rally at the old Franklin schoolhouse corner of Dover and Washington streets will feature factional representatives pledging support. A party delegation will escort Donovan from his Emerald street home to the event as local backing opens the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donovan
Suffolk County
Franklin
Dover
Washington Streets
Donovan
Emerald Street
Old Franklin
M Girr's Hot Fight in 27th District
Boston journalist James F MecGirr leads a tight race for the 27th Suffolk district seat with Winthrop Revere and Chelsea in play. Facing him are Republican Ernest Pierce and E W Whitney, with D M Bristol running as an independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. MecGirr
Boston
House of Representatives
Suffolk
Winthrop, Revere
Ward 5
Chelsea
Ernest Pierce
E. W. Whitney
D. M. Bristol
Cupid Wave Tale In Boston Politician's Home
A Sunday Post feature tomorrow promises an engaging account of a new Cupid wave involving a well known Boston politician and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Sunday Post
Inter
Esting
Boston
Whitney Men Win Ballot Fight In Massachusetts
Rumors of a clash among three commissioners swirled as General Bartlett faced a final ballot decision. The Ballot Law Commission ruled in favor of the Whitney certificate, prompting plans for a ratification meeting at Symphony Hall with Whitney and other leaders.
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Bartlett
Olin
Supreme Court
Ballot Law Commission
Newton
Whitney
Mr. Whitney
H. M. Whitney
Symphony Hall
George A. Schofield
Joseph A. Conry
O. Z. I. Charest
Fitzgerald
Kelcher
Peters
General Bartlett
Dan” Kiley
State House
Beacon Hill
Governor Guild
Charles L. Tucker
Parker
Henry Cunningham
Commission
Ipswich
Victory for Fair Play Declared by H M Whitney
H M Whitney hails Ballot Law Commission decision as vindication of delegates who supported him and a win for fair play. He says the ruling upholds law and order in political contests and urges all citizens to back the Democratic party in Massachusetts. Whitney thanks those who presented the case and calls for unity in the campaign.
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Whitney
Norfolk
Bartlett
Mr. Kiley
O’connells
Mr. Whitney
General Bartlett
Hisgen
Hearst
Daniel I’. Doherty
Westfield
John W. Cummings
Fall River
Cummings
Harvey Pratt
Ballot Law Commission
Massachusetts
Hile
Commonwealth
Carnegie medals and bronze for seven Boston heroes
The incident recounts a 1905 ammonia tank rescue at a Kansas plant where Haggerty died and Nelson faced danger. Nelson and teammates Higgins Lawrence and Taylor helped rescue Haggerty after a leak caused fumes. The group received bronze honors from the Carnegie commission and silver medals for the leaders, with prior rewards from the B A A and Massachusetts Humane Society.
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Iny
Association
Haggerty
Nelson
Higgins, Lawrence
Taylor
Massachusetts Humane Society
Carnegie Commission
Nels Nelson
Four Boston Heroes Named in Brief Text
Four Boston men are listed in the notice or brief item: Nels N. Nelson of 1 Yarmouth Street, Thomas Lawrence of 1 St. Paul Street, and Thomas F. Taylor of 6 St. Paul Street. Further details are not provided in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nels N. Nelson
Yarmouth Street
Thomas Lawrence
St. Paul Street
Thomas F. Taylor
St. Paul
Somerville men win Carnegie medals for lifesaving acts
Gabriel Farrell Sr and William J Higgins were awarded Carnegie medals for saving lives at street level. Adam Haggerty of the Boston Athletic Association helped after an incident in a refrigeration area. This notice also advertises Pazo Ointment with a 6 to 14 day cure guarantee for piles.
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Gabriel Farrell, SR
Somerville Life Saver
William J. Higgins
Francis Street
Carnegie Commission For Saving
Adam Haggerty
Boston Athletic Association
Household Surgeon cures chronic sores claim
Druggists offer refunds if Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil fails to cure chronic sores as advertised. The note promotes a 25 cent bottle and hints at another limerick in tomorrow’s Sun Day Post.
Farrells Honored With Carnegie Medals In Boston
Record notes Gabriel Farrell and his son Gabriel awarded Carnegie medals and well known figures in Boston society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Farrell
Gabriel
Carnegie
Boston
Cure for Sores Promised by Cuticura Remedies
Mrs Rose Floss of Chicago reports her son recovered after using Cuticura Ointment Soap and Pills over two to three months. She says his facial sores cleared in two weeks and credits the regimen for her daughter and others who were treated, including a domestic with mosquito bites.
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Cuticura
Miss S
Rose Floss
W. Madison St
Chicago
Ill
Farrell brothers honored for lifesaving in Somerville reported deeds
The Farrell brothers of Somerville owners of a boat house near West Boston Bridge and Massachusetts Lifesaving Corps members saved people from drowning in 1906. Gabriel and James Farrell executed rescues, with Gabriel saving Morris Ring and Morris Stalinsky, and James aiding when Gabriel nearly died. A son died later in Sept 1905 from pneumonia linked to saving others. They reside at 80 Avon Street and were honored by the Massachusetts Humane Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
West Boston Bridge
Gabriel
Farrells
Avon Street
Somerville
United States Lifesaving Corps
Massachusetts Humane Society
Morris Ring
Morris Stalinsky
James
Joseph Gamofsky
Maher Receives Carnegie Medal for Life Saving Rescue
Thomas Maher an engineer in Boston's paving department was awarded a Carnegie medal for rescuing Willie Fitzgerald age eight from Dorchester Bay after he fell overboard near Cutter's coal wharf on September 29 1906. Maher mother wife and six children depend on him. He swam without removing clothes after jumping in fully clothed and brought the boy to the wharf despite extreme heat and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Maher
Willie Fitzgerald
Dorchester Bay
Maher
Freeport Street
Cutter
Massachusetts Humane Society
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Summer St
Bates Street
Lane
Washington
Franklin Sts
Ettc
Lane & Co
E. J. Brown
Washington St
Anti
Mr. Hodger
King
Nunn
Nels P. Nelson
Piiss
Mary OC. Marshall
Superior Court of
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Piso’s
Bree
Rik 1
Pierceville
Kan
Boston Heroes
Day Post
Potter Drug & Chem, Corp
Mass
NEW Clothing Department
New England
Adams
Pada
Rela Acre
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Flood
Albert H. Curtis
Mer
Home Office Agency
Gen. Agt
Milk St
Federal St
ING Dental
Cer
Aros
Tel. Rox
Frederic J. Crosby
Warren St
Farrar
Norwell
Alfred L. Farrar
South Station
Hingham
Assinippi
Flynn
Roxbury
Delia Flynn
Science
Codfan Park
St. Joseph's Church
Ctrenit Street
McDonald
Sarah
Ernest
Sarah McDonald
Harrison Avenue
Leonidas L. Rinaldi
M of L. IL. Rinaldi & CO
May Rinaldi
Forest Hills Crematory
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