Tague Seated In Ward 5 Contest Amid Boston Rivalry
In a heated House dispute over the Ward 5 election, James Tague argues the ballot was tainted by Lomasney’s influence and pro war sentiment. Fitzgerald defends his seat while Lomasney’s power is attacked as corrupt by opponents and supporters alike.
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Fitzgerald Responds: Not Disturbed by House Seat Loss
John F. Fitzgerald, unseated from Congress, declares in Washington he is not disturbed by the outcome and would rather be a beggar in Boston than betray friends. He accuses Ward 6 critic Ward charges, condemns Irish-baiting, and cites past unseatings leading to later honors.
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