Krebs Declares Against Imperialism in Ninth District Bid
Franz Hugo Krebs Jr announces his Republican bid for Congress in the ninth district. He pledges a vigorous, ground campaign with support from Governor Wolcott and Senator Lodge. Krebs denounces imperialism, defends tariff principles, and urges a sound money stance while appealing to local voters to redeem the district for the GOP.
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Franz Hugo Krebs
Fitzgerald
Gallivan
Krebs
Post
Woolcott
Senator Lodge
Permt
Goetting
State Committee
Ward 9
Wolcott
Ward 7 Forms Tammany Democratic Club
The Tammany Democratic Club of Ward 7 was formed last evening to support the regular Democratic candidates. Daniel J. Murphy was elected president.
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Tammany Democratic Club
Ward 7
Daniel J. Murphy
Boston Terrier Show Planned at Auditorium in November
At a Boston Terrier Breeders Club meeting strong interest emerged for a Boston terrier only show at the Auditorium in November. Officials expect many entries with ample prizes and specials, open to all Boston terriers.
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Boston Terrier Breeders’ Club
Barrows Campaign Rally In Roxbury A Tepid Start
The first tenth district rally for Republican candidate Barrows drew 71 attendees in Putnam Hall Roxbury. Organizers blamed small turnout on lack of enthusiasm, with barbed exchanges on Algerism imperialism and war abuses.
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Barrows
Tenth Congressional District
Putnam Hall
Roxbury
Charles B. Woolley
Woolley
W. W. Towle
Harvard Graduate Naphen Wins Democratic Nomination in Ninth District
Henry F. Naphen of South Boston, Harvard educated lawyer and former state senator, emerges as Democratic nominee for Congress amid district uncertainty. The Boston leader is active in business, social and civic groups, with a strong home life and prominent family. His background includes Harvard Law, Suffolk bar, school committee service, and extensive club and charitable involvement.
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Mr. Naphen
South
Boston
Broadway
Mary
Gertrude
Agnes
Henry F. Naphen
Tenth
Suffolk
Senate
South Boston
Ajyze
Ireland
Harvard
Naphen
Boston University Law School
Suffolk Bar
Suffolk County
University Club
Old Dorchester Club
Democratic Club of
New York
Boston Lodge of Elks
Orpheus Musical Society
City Point Catholic Association
Charitable Irish Society
Catholic Union
United Order of Workmen
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Working Boys’ Home
Catholic Order of Foresters
Knights of St. Rose
Williams and Campaign Moves Across Quincy and Braintree
George Fred Williams resumes campaign in Roxbury and South Boston while planning rallies tonight in Quincy and Braintree with allies Bruce Lattery Lloyd and Henry F. Naphen. He decries a new bank bill as a top issue and prepares extended explanations of West observations.
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George Fred Williams
West
Roxbury
Boston
Worcester
Quincy
Braintree
School Street
Mr. Williams
Washington
Williams Beleves
George Fred
Bruce
Lattery
Lloyd
Henry F. Naphen
South Boston
Congress
Williams
Henry F. Slade
Quincey
Socialist Labor Rally Tonight in Medford Square
The Medford Section of the Socialist Labor party holds a rally at Temperance Hall in Medford square this evening. Speakers include Joseph F. Matloney of Lynn, Joseph Ballan, Ed. Roseman, and Florentine Thiebault of Boston.
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Medford
Socialist Labor Party
Temperance Hall
Medford Square
Joseph F. Matloney
Lynn
Joseph Ballan
Ed. Roseman
Florentine Thiebault
Boston
Democrats Hopeful in Eleventh Race
In the Eleventh District the party committee told Hon. William H. Baker of Newton that a Democratic vote would bring him to victory by a safe majority.
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William H. Baker
Newton
Ben Franklin Assembly Endorses John A. Keliher for Senate
At a meeting of Ben Franklin Assembly 463 R of L, members voted to back Hon. John A. Keliher for the Senate seat.
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Ben Franklin Assembly
R. of
John A. Keliher
Senate
Norton Denies Trade for Baldwin Senate Nomination
In South Boston Ward 14 politics, Alderman Joseph J. Norton rebuts rumors of trading his delegation for John E. Baldwin’s Senate nomination. Norton declares he seeks renomination and will use the Ward 14 delegation solely for Democratic interests, asserting no deal has been made as of Oct. 25, 1898.
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John E. Baldwin
Bell Telephone
Senate
Boston
Alderman Norton
Reidy
Ward 14
Joseph J. Norton
South Boston
Eity
Democratic City Committee of
Committee
Washington Street
Board of Election Commissioners
John T. Lee
John F. McDonald
Timothy BE. McCarthy
Senator Gallivan III Illness Forces Home Stay
Senator James A. Gallivan of South Boston, an independent candidate for Congress, was taken ill and confined to his home. The exertion of six weeks on the nomination campaign is blamed, though doctors say the illness is not dangerous and rest is needed. He worked for soldiers at Montauk and, despite the strain, plans for a congressional campaign remain.
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Towle
George Fred Williams
Peace Commission
Charles H. Innes
Senate
McKinley
Innes
Reed
Maine
Bailey
Texas
Lincoln
Barrows
State House
Donovan
Senator Rourke
Maverick House
Rourke
James E. Fitzgerald
James A. Gallivan
South Boston
Congress
South
Boston
Gallivan
Montauk
Naphen and Opponents Unite for Campaign Push
Democrats of the tenth district rally to ex-Senator Henry F. Naphen of South Poston against Congressman S Barrows. Headquarters are opened and volunteers vow full precinct coverage to mobilize voters. Republicans appear passive. Atwood's faction shows division and weak organization. Naphen plans speeches with Quincy and Braintree visiting tonight, aided by state and local speakers.
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Henry F. Naphen
South Poston
S Barrows
Barrows
John C. Cobb
Quincy
Atwood
Post
Lodge
Wolcott's Changes and Campaign Fire in Boston
The Republican headquarters project a strong ninth district bid with twelve Congressmen, while Lodge and Reed plan speeches across districts. France faces internal strife over the Dreyfus affair as deputies clash, Chanoine resigns, and Brisson affirms civil power amid a volatile session.
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Goetting
Senator Lodge
Reed
Boston
Congress
Gray Eagle
Joe Walker
John R. Thayer
State Committee
Lodge
Senate
House
Bruce
State
Wolcott
Williams
Strike Near End in Brockton Area
Striking workers in Brockton and nearby towns are expected to return to work next Monday at current wages or with a small raise. A union committee visited Boston to meet the machine company but would not comment on the outcome after returning this evening.
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Brockton
Boston
Donovan Endorsed for Alderman by Ward 22 Democrats
The Ward 22 Democratic Club endorsed Patrick F. Donovan for Alderman. Speeches were given by Alderman Charles, Michael Meehan, John E Hesland and others. Donovan has been a ward member for many years.
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Ward
Democratic Club
Patrick F. Donovan
Charles
Michael Meehan
John E Hesland
Donovan
Marie Ce
French Cabinet Crisis Sees Resignation and Mass Arrests
In a chaotic session M Brisson led motions to assert military supremacy. Ministers resigned as Brisson’s government fell after votes 200 243 and 286 254. Faure signed Lockroy interim war post. About 250 arrests reported amid calls against Jews and protests at the Elysee palace.
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MM. Deroulede
Millevoye
League of Patriots
Palace de la Concorde
M. Guerin
Anti-Semitic League
M. Drumont
France
Chamber of Deputies
M. Deroulede
Chanoine
Dreyfus
MM. Basly
Paulinmary
M. Brisgon
Tribune
M. Brisson
Court of Cassation
Chamber
M.brisson
Elysee Palace
Faure
M. Ribot
M. Sverger
M. de Mahy
M. Berteaux
MM. Brisson
M. A‘bot
M. de Mahys
M. de Baudry d’Asson
Les Sables d'Olonne
Vendee
General Chanoine
Palace of the Elysee
the Elysee
M. Lockroy
Marine
M. Faure
Fashodt
M. Hanotaux
Foreign Office
M. Meline
Brisson
Interior
M. Henri Brisson
Finance
M. Paul Peytral
M. Leon Lgoure Gects
M. Ferdinand Sare Rien
L. Godefroy Cacignac
Zurlinden
M. Edouard Simon Lockroy
M. Theophile Delecasse
M. Gorges Trouillot
M. Emile Maruee Jouis
M. Albert Viger
Tillaye
Golin
Kearney Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Trial
Harry Kearney of Danbury who faced second degree murder charges pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Superior court. He was sentenced to State prison for eighteen months. The case arose from a fatal shooting in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Harry Kearney
Danbury
Superior Court
Kearne
Arthur Beers
Great Plains Ug
Death of New Bedford jail keeper Josiah A Hunt
Josiah A Hunt 83 long time keeper of the New Bedford jail and master of the House of Correction died suddenly tonight of apoplexy.
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New Bedford
Josiah A. Hunt
House of Correction
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