Grafters Ghoul Slates Church Meeting
A brief notice reports Grafters Ghouls holding an event at a church last evening, outlining a gathering of interest to local residents.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1907
Page
5
Grafter sermon at Warren Avenue Baptist on grafts and hell
Reverend Herbert S. Johnson denounces graft as a human ghoul living on the poor. He imagines the grafter’s epitaph, says the grafter pays with his soul, and notes the air is full of graft in Boston and across the country. He insists a grafter ends up poor and unloved, repenting only if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herber S. Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist
Boston
Dennison Says He Was Not Invited to Speak at Union Meeting
Joseph A. Dennison denied he was invited to speak at the Central Labor Union gathering in Wells Memorial Hall yesterday. He said he attended only to hear Luce discuss the Public Opinion Bill, and noted the union bans political discussion at meetings. Union President Arthur Huddell confirmed Dennison was not invited and would not be allowed to address the group on politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Dennison
Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Dennison
Luce
Arthur Huddell
Doyle
Harrison Avenue
Ward
Charlestown
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
West Boston
A. O. H. Hall
Winthrop Avenue
Revere
Roughan Hall
Robert Luce
Hib bard to Lead the Republican Mayoralty Fight
Postmaster Hibbard agrees to run for Boston mayor as Good Government backers face a split within the Republican party. Ex Senator Innes withdraws to back Hibbard while Street Commissioner Hannan remains in the race, citing prior nomination history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard
Rockefeller Objects to His Phiz on Stage
John D. Rockefeller seeks an injunction to block Butler Haviland and Alice Thornton from presenting their sketch The Almighty Dollar at Bowdoin Square Theatre Sunday night. The sketch features Haviland as Rockefeller with a striking makeup and a bold impersonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Butler Haviland
Alice Thornton
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Haviland
Great Money Prince
Me Ijlaytland
Mr. Rockefeller
Big Aerial Racers Begin Contests in St. Louis Today
A list of entrants for the St Louis air races includes Captain Thomas S Baldwin from California with two entries and the California Arrow. Charles J Strobel of Toledo and Lincoln Beachey pilot one ship. Jack Dallas pilots another. Horace B Wild of Chicago will fly the Eagle. John Berry of St Louis enters the America with new steering gear. Omaha’s Bagsdorfer brothers and Jager enter a dirigible. The program also features aeroplanes by H H Wixon Chicago and S Hempstreet Chattanooga. Cromwell Dickson of Columbus pilots the sky cycle aided by pedal power and a balloon. The Dickson mother and son planned to watch but did not fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomass. Baldwin
California
Charles J. Strobel
Toledo
Lincoln Beachey
Atlantic
Jack’ Dallass
Horace B. Wild
Chicago
Ill
E. Jorgensen
John Berry
St. Louis
America
Bagsdorfer Brothers and Jager
Omaha
Neb
H. H. Wixon
S. Hempstreet
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jessie
H. C. Gammeter
Cleveland
J. W. Roshon
Harrisburg
R. Silverston
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee No. 1
Scientific American
New York
Cromwell Dickson
Columbus
Dennison Presses Campaign Claims in Suffolk District Race
Suffolk County DA candidate Dennison tours Roxbury Charlestown and Revere amid questions over his campaign expenses and a claim of a lie. A hazardous auto incident delayed events as Dennison avoided political debate and spoke on the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Dennison
Moran
Lawson
Gargan rejects Republican bid for Boston mayor in favor of reform
Hon. Thomas J. Gargan says he would not accept a Republican nomination and urges a citizens party. He calls for at large city government, abolition of ward wards and district representation to curb local bosses and ensure better use of taxpayer money. He argues for restorative town government in Boston and broader state reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston
Fitzgerald
Citizens
Mr. Gargan
Meyer
Moran
Thomas W. Lawson
Suffolk County
Hudson surprised by Republican mayoral mention
Samuel H. Hudson returned to his Marlboro Street home after being named as a Republican mayoral candidate. He said the rumor surprised him, noted no committee meetings had occurred, and promised to speak further from his office tomorrow night. He added he is not a politician and seeks kind treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard
George R. Nutter
Boston
Guild
Samuel H. Hudson
Marlboro Street
Republican Committee
Good Government Association
Whitney ticket vacancy fills Attorney General race
Joseph A. Conry and Robert J. Crowley meet at Whitney headquarters to confirm legal authority to fill the vacancy after Daniel L. Doherty declines. Papers must be filed by 5 p.m. Tonight names mentioned include Mayor McMahon Fitchburg J B Ratigan Worcester John P Leahy Boston and David Walsh Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Conry
Robert J. Crowley
Lowell
Whitney
Daniel L. Doherty
Springfield
Mayor McMahon
Fitchburg
J. B. Ratigan
Worcester
John P. Leahy
Boston
David Walsh
Clinton
Irish clubs plan talks and dance at Vernon Hall
Clare county delegates will speak on Clare in the 16th century and Irish revival topics at Vernon Hall Roxbury with a dancing contest among county club members. Boston Gaelic School held a session on literature and Irish history led by Mulroy Brown and Lehane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernondall
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Chas
F. O'Malley
Clare
J. Crolly
Waterford
M. J. Mulroy
Boston
Washington Street
M. Mulroy
M. J. Brown
P. Lehane
England
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Johnson
Grafter
Hudson
The
Alexander Steinert
Back Bay
Republican City Organization
Messrs
Tinkham
Flibbard
Good Government
Charles H. Innes
Ward 10
Hannan
William J. Hannan
Republcan
Rockefeller
Phiz
Mr. Dennison
Gargan
Dennison Campaign Committee
Webster St
East Boston
SEGEL
Henry S
Washington and Essex Sts
Kuppenheimer
the House of Kuppenheimer
Henry Siegel Co
Priestley
Essex St. Side
Gaelic School
Knights and Ladies of
Roscommon
Knights and Ladies of Roscommon
Wells Memorial
M. W. Cunningham
Central Council
T. F. Lally
General Shields
Ladies of
Mayo
Kneeland Street
George McNulty
J. Thornton
Dea
Paul Revere Hall
Knights of St. Finbar
Union Street
Division
Knights
Pacific
Dias
New England
Burlington
W. J. O'Meara
Washington ,St
Baltimore
Ruaylantation
Womless Choicest Gardens
TEA & Coffee CO
Wacliidiptras Ctd
Pwone Richmond
GEO
Amawles Oaor
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