Democratic Rally in Haverhill Honors A B Bruce and War Critique
In Haverhill, October 19, a Democratic rally at City Hall drew crowds despite rain. Candidates A B Bruce and E J Slattery spoke, with Moody Boynton for Congress attending. Bruce criticized the war management, urging support for the ticket. Slattery attacked Secretary Alger and praised unity, while Boynton focused on the silver issue and challenged a debate with Moody.
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Spain
Alger
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Slattery
Wocott
Faneuil Hall
Knox
Secretary Long
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Navy Department
Moody
Milestone Chicago Jubilee Welcomes President and Leaders
A large presidential pageant in Chicago features General Miles General Shafter and numerous governors and dignitaries amid parades veterans banners and a新闻 club audience. President McKinley delivers a unifying speech praising duty patriotism and peaceful progress while Adlai Stevenson and other leaders respond to the peace era toast.
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Emory Speer
Meikeljohn
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William R. Harper
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Chicago
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Fort Sheridan
Fitzsimmons
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Revell
Union League Club
Captain McWilliams
Tenth District Convention Resumes as Bohman Halil Leads Nomination
The tenth Suffolk Democratic congressional convention resumes after a late night of balloting with Bohman Halil leading on a long series of ballots. Delegates crowded the American House as ballots from Ward groups and wards including Ward 13 Ward 18 Ward 19 and Ward 25 shape a tight contest for the governor council seat amid rivalries and party loyalty.
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Suffolk
JT. J. Kenney
Sullivan
Ward 19
Peek
Campbell
Ieee
Outhy
Boston Registration Totals Rise Despite Rain
At 10 p.m. the city of Boston recorded 97 000 registered voters not counting outside booths. An estimated 400 names were added yesterday, likely pushing this year’s total above last year’s by about 1992. Closing hours were quiet due to rain. Ward by ward figures followed.
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Boston
Man at Castle Square Hotel Allegedly Attempts Suicide
A man registered as H. G. Hudson of Quincy Massachusetts was heard groaning near his door at about 11 last night. He was taken to City Hospital with suspected self harm after swallowing poison. A pawn ticket marked F. E. ons 256 Cottage Street was found in his pocket. doctors report he is not in danger.
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Castle Square Hotel
H. G. Hudson
Quincy
Mass
City Hospital
F. E. Ons
Cottage Street
Quirk Edges McNamara In Roxbury Council Race
Senator Charles I. Quirk of Roxbury won the councillor contest over ex-Representative Jeremiah J. McNamara of South Boston by a close margin. The result follows the Post’s predictions tied to the Quincy House slate. Contested credentials and party tensions surfaced during the convention as ballot commissioners prepared to review disputed Ward 11 and Ward 2 credentials.
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Roxbury
Jeremiah J. McNamara
South Boston
Post
Quincy House
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Ward 2
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Quirk
Ward 11 votes reshape city election as McNamara fights on
McNamara vows to contest results after Ward 11 ballots would have shifted 93 for Quirk and 9 for McNamara if uncounted. He blames Mayor Quincy for the defeat and accuses Ward 11 of voting solidly for Quirk. Delegates fight persists. Fay of Ward 19 helps Quirk while McNamara targets Ward 18 gains.
City delegates questioned after convention attendance dispute
A local official said delegates would not enter the convention but later reports claim two did not attend or entered illegally. The mayor will be asked for an explanation and the issue may go before ballot commissioners. A district committee was elected including Conry, Fitzgerald, Quinn Jr, King, Hayes, Montague, Coolidge, and others from wards 1 through 18. The convention then adjourned.
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O'Toole
Sullivan
Richard J. Hayes
Ward 19
Michael J. Sullivan
Ward 14
P. J. Kennedy
F. J. Horgan
Kennedy
Ward 2
Ward 1
Gallivan
Shea
Hogan
Hunt
Rogar
Falvey
East Cambridge
Charlestown
Tague
Henry M. Whitney
Joseph A. Conry
John F. Fitzgerald
John Quinn, Jr
David T. King
Hugh Montague
F. L. Coolidge
James F. Quinn
James A. Gallivan
William P. Hickey
William Kells, Jr
John P. Lonergan
F. J. O'Toole
James McInerney
Thomas J. Young
Neddo O’ Mahoney
Christopher F. O’brien
Douglass
John H. Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
William J. Donovan
Ward 8
Massachusetts
Donovan
State House
Man Rourke
Borofsky
Mr. Donovan
Rourke
Stat
Christopher F. O'Brien
John H. Lane
J. E. Mahoney
Tague Breaks Deadlock in Suffolk Democratic Senate Nomination
The second Suffolk Democratic senatorial convention ended with Representative Peter F. Tague named on the 211th ballot after five nights of balloting. Delegations persisted for their candidates amid rumors of deals, with East Cambridge’s Shea supporters briefly aiding Tague before final victory at the American House in the early hours.
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Suffolk
Peter F. Tague
Iis Cane Mess
Dennigils Rico Coc Des Ces
John J
John T. Shea
Tague
Shea
Tiogan
Donovan Seethes as Rourke Breaks Word at Suffolk Nomination
William J. Donovan, ex-Alderman, denounces Senator Rourke after securing the third Suffolk Democratic senatorial nomination at the Maverick House East Boston. He claims Lomasney delayed the convention and vows to test the legality of the proceedings as a 4:30 convention pledge faces ambiguity and venue doubt.
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Rourke
William J. Donovan
Suffolk
Donovan
Maverick House
East
Boston
Lomasney
State House
Donovan Nominated To Democratic Ballot In Boston Delegates
Delegates from Wards 2 and 6 held a convention to back William J. Donovan for the party nomination amid ward 8 abstention. John H. Sullivan urged swift action, insisting Donovan’s name appear on the ballot, while Donovan recounted past withdrawals and oaths, and the meeting appointed committeemen before adjourning.
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