Democratic State committee readies Bartlett driven campaign
A Bartlett source says the Democratic State committee will meet in a few days to organize backing for General Bartlett who his friends deem the rightful nominee. The Bartlett faction controls the committee with Chairman John V Feeney a key leader while Whitney supporters expect his resignation yet he remains in control of the organization.
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Democratic State Committee
Bartlett
State Committee
John V. Feeney
Whitney
Bartlett Campaign Shaken by State Party Split
The State committee rejects the merger and remains divided after General Bartlett is deemed not the Democratic nominee by a board but hailed by loyalists. The Bartlett campaign ends its formal leadership, with Feeney and Kiley discussing an anti merger plan and Williams slated to speak for Bartlett.
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Bartlett
Don’ O'Connell
Compton
Bartlett Campaign
State Committee
Feeney
Dan” Kiley
Kiley
Linehan Attacks Sheriff Seavey in Boston Speech
In Congress Hall South Boston Senator Linehan condemned Sheriff Seavey asking Judge DeCourcy to sentence workers to jail and avoid fines. Seavey denied the charge stating no one would push such a plan and blamed Chelsea Revere and Winthrop representatives for defeating a county expense bill.
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Congress Hall
Boston
Senator Linehan
Sheriff Seavey
Judge DeCourcey
Superior Court
Organized Labor
DeCourcey
Linehan
Seavey
House of Correction
Chelsea
Revere
Winthrop
Suffolk County
State House
Winethrop
Political notes on Boston aldermanic races and milk talk
The item lists shifts in Boston politics with James Douglas withdrawing from Senator races in Wards 9 12 and 17. McEttrick targets votes in Ward 12 and presses circulation against Curley. Porter clashes with Bowen as FitzGerald links haunt his bid. James O Jordan to speak at Long Island Hospital on milk conditions. Old road to be named Fitzgerald, James Murphy wins the contract for 2500 dollars. Good Government Association to announce aldermanic recommendations soon. Clark and McGregor bow out of ward contests.
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James Douglas
Curley
Michael MecEttrick
McEttrick
Tammany Organization
Board of Pauper Institution
James O. Jordan
Boston Board of Health
Long Island Hospital
Dorchester
Fitzgerald
Elmo Street
James I. Murphy
Ward 20
Good Government Association
Bryan Says G.O.P. Choice Won’t Change Plans
W J Bryan declared that his decision to seek the Democratic nomination for president will not depend on the Republican candidate. He said the choice will be measured only by Democratic principles and advancement. The remark was made in Kingston New York on October 25.
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Jimmy” Porter
South
Boston
Robert Bowen
Bowen
Porter
Fitzgerald
Kingston
N. Y
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Tailor James Maguiness Found Dead at Home
Rebecca Maguiness of 39 Emerald Street South End returned home to discover her husband James Maguiness dead on the floor with a gas tube in his mouth. He had run a tailoring shop in the rear of their residence and was deceased for several hours. His three children tried to rouse him as alarms were raised.
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Rebecca Maguiness
Emerald Street
South End
James
Maguiness
Taunton
Terrance Hyland
James Coyle
St. Mary’s Church
Hyland
Patten
Palmer
G. L. Foss Company
Leslie
Portland
Lovett's Field
South Portland
New Chase House
E. F E. Brewer
B. D. Farnsworth
Ll. B. Dennett
Dr. Houston
Northampton
Mass
Maine Teachers’ Association
Maine Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
Board of Education
Maine
Newport
Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Szechenyi
Great Neck
L. I
Duchess of Marlborough
Rev Frederick L Bullard Discharged in Burlington Court
The Rev Frederick L Bullard of Brandon Vermont was arrested on theft charges involving several valuable books from local booksellers. In the Munincipal Criminal Court first session the case was dismissed for want of prosecution as no one appeared against him.
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Frederick L. Bullard
Brandon
Municipal Criminal Court
Auto Collision at Broadway Extension Junction
An automobile collided with a car at the Broadway Extension and Washington Street junction. One occupant was thrown from the seat while another suffered facial and body injuries. The injured man identified as George Gillis, 28, of Hudson Street, was taken to City Hospital.
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Broadway Extension
Washington Street
George Gillis
Hudson Street
City Hospital
Multiple incidents in Somerville and Boston area prompt delays and injuries
A coal wagon broke down delaying Somerville streetcar traffic on Somerville avenue and Medford street. Delia McMahon, 40, fractured her left arm after a fall at Tremont row. John Sreslin, 38, injured his right toe when his wagon wheels ran over it near 22 Devonshire street. Police arrested Charles Quinhart on a diamond ring theft warrant. Officers arrested Harry Ellis and Thomas Cannon for operating a policy lottery on Dudley street. A fire at a Phillips street brick building prompted a sharp department response. Patrolman Rafferty was dismissed from the Boston police for intoxication and absence. Antonio Tafuri filed a $3000 personal injury suit against Joseph Kennedy.
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Metropolitan Coal Company of
Boston
Somerville
Somerville Avenue
Medford Street
Delia McMahon
Leverett Street
West Eind
Tremont Row
John KL. Sreslin
Causeway Street
Charles Uwnquhart
Massachusetts Avenue
Everett
Ananas Bloom
Commonwealth Avenue
Station 9
Harry Ellis
Walnut Street
Chelsea
Thomas J. D. Cannon
Notre Dame Street
Dudley Street
Washington Street
Phillips Street
Julius Rosenberg
James J. Rafferty
Division 6
Boston Police Department
Joseph B. Kennedy
Winchester
Cambridge
Antonio Tafuri
Rep Burnett Sues for Libel in Boston Case
Melrose October 95 Representative Andrew J Burnett has filed criminal libel suits against Samuel Goldsmith and David H Abrahams both of Boston seeking $10000 from each defendant Attorney I S Hesseltine represents Burnett in the action.
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Melrose
Andrew J. Burnett
Samuel Goldsmith
David H. Abrahams
Boston
I. S. Hesseltine
Mr. Burnett
Many Passengers for Sunny Italy Leave for Naples and Genoa
More than 1400 Italians depart from Hoosac docks Charlestown on the White Star liner Romanie at 2 pm heading to Naples and Genoa. The passenger list includes 58 saloon 75 second cabin and 1400 steerage with many Boston Cambridge Jamaica Plain Swampscott Dedham and Arlington residents among the names. The voyage marks one of the year’s record south Europe passages.
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Europe
Hoosac
Charlestown
Naples
Genoa
Boston
Theodore P. Adams
Sarah P. Bacon
C. Cunningham
Fr. W Cushing
Helen Hood
Arthur Lord
Elizabeth Lord
Sara Torrey
S. W. Webb
Louise L. Webb
Margaret Whitney
G. Hitchcock
Alice G. Hitchcock
David Hitchcock
Brookline
H. C. Bigelow
G. M. Denison
Marion Dowd
Nancy Flagg
M. Hopkins
G. Hopkins
Cambridge
Ll. F., Cragin
L. E. Cragin
Jamaica Plain
D. W. Brown
Wollaston
William Wf. Gaylord
Swampscott
J. P. Moore
Joseph Mor
New York
R. Sanford
R. EB. Gullison
Acquittal in Norfolk reply to larceny charge after Navy case
Former Navy Chaplain Harry W. Jones, convicted by naval court martial for financial irregularities and discharged, was acquitted by a Norfolk jury on a grand larceny indictment. Reports from Los Angeles, Montgomery, Washington, Chicago, New Orleans, Liverpool, London, and Panama cite varied incidents and cabinet meeting notes.
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Navy
Harry W. Jones
Liverpool
Portland
Anna
Jon
London
Juliana
Fernandina
Hamburg
Scilly
Baltimore
Rotterdam
Lon
Washington
Army
Panama Canal
United States
Polish writer Wincenty Lutoslawski to speak at Faneuil Hall
Wincenty Lutoslawski, a Polish writer and scientist, says he intends to spend his fortune to promote total abstinence from alcohol and tobacco among American working men. He will address a mass meeting of Poles at Faneuil Hall next Sunday evening.
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Wincenty Lutoslawski
America
Faneuil Hall
McGinnis Boy Born in Amesbury on Orchard Street
Amesbury reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. John McGinnis of Orchard street their 16th child announced on October 25. The brief notice lists other regional items including a fatality in Blackstone and a mortgagee sale notice from Marshfield.
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Amesbury
John McGinnis
Orchard Street
Blackstone
Byron Boomer
David Boomer
Main Street
Woonsocket
Marshfield
No warrant for Farley denied by judge
Judge Murray denied Senator Linehan's application for a warrant to arrest J Wells Farley, secretary of the Finance Commission. The decision was handed to the clerk without comment yesterday afternoon.
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Linehan
J. Wells Farley
Finance Commission
Murray
Hingham milkman found guilty in cruel horse killing
George H. Burgess of Hingham was found guilty of being present at the time a horse was killed on his farm and fined $15 by Judge Pratt. An employee, now missing, reportedly killed the horse with an axe in a brutal act.
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Hingham
George H. Burgess
Pratt
No bail for Dr Gillette in Mutual Life case
New York news follows Walter R. Gillette former vice president of the Mutual Life Insurance Company was denied bail by Justice Dowling in the Supreme Court Walter R Gillette described as a dangerous precedent by District Attorney Jerome if admitted to bail
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New York
Walter R. Gillette
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Justice Dowling
Supreme Court
Jerome
Gillette
Doctor objects to headache lozenge at fair
Dr Hanson acting secretary of the State Board of Health declares the headache lozenge distributed at the Food Fair dangerous. He says the lozenge contains two grains of acetanilid a drug prone to cause collapse more than other drugs used by physicians.
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Hanson
State Board of Health
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