Williams Campaign Rallies Draw 3000 in Boston
George Fred Williams and fellow Democrats drew crowds at Warren Hall Brighton Ward 7 Spellman and Gray's halls in South Boston for four speeches in a statewide campaign. He urged municipal ownership of railroads and condemned the elevated's 6 cent fare plan as the crowd cheered speakers like Callahan O Keefe Atkinson and Quirk while Quinn faced boos and removal from Pierpont School House.
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George Fred Williams
Boston
Lowell
Somerville
Brighton
Ward 7
South
Spellman and Gray’s
Christopher T. Callahan
John A. O'Keefe
Harry Lloyd
Clarence E. Atkinson
New Jersey
Mr. Wiliams
Warren Hall
Spellman and
Gray’s Halls
Senator Quinn
Representative Kelcher
Michael T. Callahan
Mike
Bryan, Williams
John H. Sullivan
Charles I. Quirk
Allen
John H. Lee
Williams
Quinn
Kelcher
Atkinson
John A. O’ Keefe
Lloyd
Frank K. Foster
W. T. Fitzgerald
Gray
Speech by Mr Williams in Gray's Hall rallies Boston Democrats
Mr Williams closes the evening with a strong campaign speech in Gray's Hall praising a vibrant Boston Democratic turnout. He argues workers face hardship, links it to a broader national canvass, and questions the previous year’s campaign decisions while urging citizens to seek relief and uphold liberty.
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Boston
Republic
Breard
Warners Safe Cure Endorsed As Kidney Help In Cold Season
A New York Medical College professor warns that blocked pores from cold weather strain kidneys and liver. He promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a proven remedy to support kidney and liver function amid common winter illnesses.
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New York Medical College
Warner
Democracy in Boston Free Transfers and Street Railways
A Boston speaker denounces Republican measures and calls for municipal control of street railways. He attacks elevated railway formation, fares, and private gains, urging Boston to own and operate all city tracks for public benefit and lower prices.
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Boston
Prempd
Stomach and Bowels Affected by Haves Effect
Haves took effect on the stomach and bowels while their cathartic qualities were at work. They are to operate, Druggists.
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Haves
Courts and the Economy Clash Over Tax Law and Equity
The speaker condemns the Supreme Court for striking down an income tax aimed at relieving the poor and shifting burdens to wealth. He warns that equity courts have begun making criminal law from the bench, punishing dissenters without trial, and cites wages protests in Pennsylvania as evidence of courts overreaching to curb the poor.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Equity
Courts of Equity
Pennsylvania
Noted Speech on Courts and Jury Trials by Mr Williams
In a heated address, the speaker blasts judicial usurpation by equity courts, warning that single justices could control political gatherings and elections. He decries the shift toward waiving jury trials and vows ongoing protest against perceived legal overreach. Mr Williams then pivots to a lengthy discussion of the broader financial issue.
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Equity
Courts of Equity
Court of Equity
Mr. Williams
National Democrats Rally in Cambridge Prominent Speakers
Cambridge National Democrats gather at Brattle Hallvard Square to hear leaders including John H. Corcoran of Cambridge and The Hon. William Piverett of Quine preside. Thomas Entwortiggia and Methees Dobbins among others slated to speak at the event.
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National Democrats of
Cambridge
Harvard Square
John H. Corcoran
Canbridge
William Piverett
Quine
Prince Palepaker
Olone Thomas Entwortiggia
Metehes
Dobbins
Campaign rally and sales ad from the Young Men’s Democratic Club
The Young Men’s Democratic Club of 12 Bosworth Street hosts a campaign rally with speakers Hen W. Lamb William A. Murphy and John C. Lane presiding. On Monday evening the State committee plans a Fall River rally featuring Dr. Everett Horace B. Tobey N. W. McClinch and William A. Murphy.
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Young Men’s Democratic Club
Bosworth Street
Hen W. Lamb
William A. Murphy
John C. Lane
Norwood
State Committee
Fall River
Dr. Everett
Horace B. Tobey
N. W. McClinch
Williams Campaign Notes Shape Boston Rally Schedule
George Fred Williams plans speeches tonight in East Boston Charlestown and the North and West Ends with final Boston rallies tomorrow at Ward 18 Ward 17 Meeting House Hill and Ward 22. The slate includes Callahan Fitzgerald Sullivan Donovan Rourke Conry Kelley O Connor and others with multiple ward venues and presiding officials noted.
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George Fred Williams
Boston
Charlestown
Old Hot Street
Dudley Street
Ouse Hill
Lynn
Salem
Lyceum Wall
Maverick Square
Mr. Williams
Christopher T. Callahan
John F. Fitzgerald
John H. Sullivan
William J. Donovan
Daniel D. Rourke
Joseph A. Conry
Common Council
John L. Kelley
James O’connor
House
Rourke
Williams
Callahan
Senate
James E. Hayes
James A. Gallivan
Charles S. Uirk
Isaac Harris
John A. Ryan
James I F. Creed
William J. Miller
Daniel J. Kane
John A. Rowan
Ae House
Hendricks Club
Lowell
Causway Streets
Williams and Callahan
Martin M. Lomasney
William S. McNary
Charles I
Daniel J. Kiley
Francis J. Horgan
Monument Hall
John Quinn
Phillip J. Doherty
Peter F. Tague
T. Frank Noonan
Timothy F. Duggan
Friendship Hall
New Heath Street
Williams and
BE. Atkinson
Harry Lloyd
Florre Humbert, Jr
Walter L. Baker
Franz Hugo Krebs
Franklin
Washington Street
Meeting House Hill
John Crohan
William F. Connery
Stephen M. Walsh
Zeremany Society of
John A. O'Keefe
Franz Hugo _ Krebs
Arturo de Fill
Aaron Pinkofsky
Harry H. Whall
Temple Hall
Masonic Building
Newtonville
Illiam H. Baker
Newton
Charles E
Charles I. Quirk
Democratic League of Ward 8
Senator Lomasney
Pierre Humbert, Jr
William H. Baker
Henry A. Koch
Lewis B. Beirbaum
Patsy Reardon Knocks Out Jerry Callahan in Maine Match
Lewiston reports Patsey Reardon stopped Jerry Callahan known as the Newsboy in the third round tonight. The bout ended with Reardon delivering decisive blows in the late middle session.
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Lewiston
Patsey Reardon
Jerry Callahan
Two Knockouts Open Active A. C. Maspeth Tournament
Two knockouts opened the Active A. C. Maspeth tournament in Queens. Jack OBrien halted Joe Cain in 2:40 of the ninth round. Tommy est defeated Jim Watts in the fourth. Kenny Butler won a third round decision over Nick Collins on a foul.
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Maspeth
L. I
New York
A. C
Jack O’brien
Joe Cain
Tommy Est
Jim Watts
Land of Dreams
Kenny Butler
Nick Collins
American Wringer Co Promotes Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Company lists its addresses at 77 and 79 Franklin Street and 8 Arch Street. It manufactures clothes wringers mangies and carpet sweepers and offers repairs and prompt mail or telephone service for orders.
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American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
Boston Council Members Split Over Single Chamber Act
Ward council members across Boston express strong opposition or support for a single chamber bill. Critics warn it consolidates power and invites corruption, while supporters claim it streamlines government and broadens representation. The debate highlights views from Ward 2 12 10 8 21 9 3 14 20 and more.
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Farrington
Wood
Conalderg Senate
Cetin Ak Ms Ue
Cone
Miller
Newmarch
Sou Ncteouncilman Sonnabend
Kinney
O’callaghan
Toland
Nichols
Novan
Hickey
Falvey
Orchard
Mulcahy
Lee
Kiley
Russell
Leonard
Adams
Rolland
Brock
Dallow
Ward
Boston
Common Council
Poncilman
Howard
Councilma Horgan
Whal Ward
Thomas N. Hart
J. F. Dempsey
Harvey
Ward 1
Brooks
Tuncilman Donohue
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Wheeler
Lonergan
Ale
Hagley
Pons
Nagle
Ward 12
Ninety-First Grand Commandery Conclave Opens in Massachusetts
The ninety-first annual conclave of the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar and appendant orders for Massachusetts and Rhode Island opened with large attendance and six knights. Grand Commander Sir William R.K. Walker of Pawtucket presided. officers included Walter Coting, George S. Shepley, Herbert F. Morse, Rev. Thomas E. St. John, Winthrop Messenger, George H. E. Hilton, James H. Upham, among others. Devotions were led by the granada prelate and a banquet followed in the afternoon.
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Knights Templar
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
William RK. Walker
Pawtucket
William
B. Walker
R. I
Walter Coting
Pittsfield
George S. Shepley
Providence
Herbert F. Morse
Roxbury
Thomas E. St. John
Haverhill
Winthrop Messenger
Melrose
George HE. Hilton
Lynn
James H. Upham
Dorchester
Granada
Lynn Plans Five Year Cheap Lighting Contract
Lynn will pay about 11 000 less per year for street lighting under a five year deal with Lynn Gas and Electric, lowering arc light rates from 40 to 32 cents per night and reducing incandescent costs by about 2 dollars annually. The contract allows the city to exit if a municipal plant is created, and includes annual price reductions, meeting Mayor Ramsdell’s pledge for cheaper city lighting.
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Lynn
Ramsdell
Lynn Gas and Electric Company
Ramsdellrior
Self-Defense Firearm Arrest in East Broadway Incident
Frank Meylio of 328 Harrison Avenue was arrested by Station 12 officers for assault and battery with a loaded revolver toward Frank Russo on East Broadway near G Street. Two shots were fired but did not take effect. Russo of 246 Dorchester Street and Louis Genovese of 562 Barton Street were detained after Meylio claimed self defense.
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Frank Meylio
Harrison Avenue
Station 12
Frank Russo
East Broadway
G Street
Meylio
Russo
Dorchester Street
Louis Genovese
Barton Street
Meglio
PleasantSmoke Talk At Beach Street Rooms
Professor Timmy Kearns spoke on smoking to a good attendance last night at his Beach street rooms. Exhibitors included Young Pickett with partner, Stone and Bradley, Kearns and Cunningham, Lynch and Con ion, among others.
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Timmy Kearns
Beach Street
Young Pickett
Partner
Stone and Bradley
Kearns
Cunningham
Lynch
Conion
Chelsea Board Sustains Veto On Skating Parks Plan
The Chelsea Board of Aldermen upheld Mayor Pratt's veto of the order for two skating parks due to unspecified costs. A revised order was passed setting two skating parks with a cost not to exceed 150 dollars.
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Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Pratt
Nansen Banquet Held for Dr Fridtjof Nansen in New York
Norwegian residents hosted a banquet at The Vienna in New York to honor Dr Fridtjof Nansen. Notables included Dr Carl Limholz Consul Henrik Petersen W F Castberg Pardee Heard and P Groth Ph D Magnus Ihlseng Ph D Eva Nansen and Fram associates attended as speeches praised Nansens modest personality and voice. A token gift of an original inkstand was presented.
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New York
Brooklyn
Fridtjof Nansen
Vienna
Carl Limholz
Henrik G. Petersen
Boston
W. F. Castberg
P. Groth
Magnus Ihlseng
Norway
Eva Nansen
Fram
Nansen
United States
Mansen
Dorchester Meeting to Indorse Democratic Nominees in Winthrop Hall
A grand ratification gathering is scheduled for this evening at Upham's Corner Winthrop Hall to back Democratic nominees. Presiding will be Fred B. Gore with speakers including John F. Fitzgerald James H. Mellen James A. Gallivan John A. Kelcher Joseph A. Conry Bordman Hall Edward C. Baldwin J H. Griffin Thomas F. Donovan and John Drohan.
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Winthrop Hall
Upham
Fred 8. Gore
John F. Fitzgerald
New England
James H. Mellen
James A. Gallivan
John A. Kelcher
Joseph A. Conry
Bordman Hall
Edward C. Baldwin
J. H. Griffin
Thomas F. Donovan
John Drohan
Children’s Hour at the Old South Meeting House
A Saturday afternoon gathering titled The Children’s Hour will be held at the Old South Meeting House. Rev. Edward G. Porter will speak on Boston on the Sea with pictures and maps while a chorus from the pilot and Hancock Schools and others provide music.
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Old South Meeting House
Edward G. Porter
Boston
Pilot
Hancock
Proprieter Shute to Keep Hotel Delta on Probation
Hotel Delta at 11 Pitts Street will remain open after police commissioners decided to place Proprietor Shute on probation. Captain Wescott reported many complaints from Joy Street Station, and the license may become permanent if complaints stay few during the probationary period.
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Delta
Pitts Street
Wescott
Joy Street
Shute
New York endorses Van Wyck as reform ally in mayoral drive
Chicago and New York figures rally for Judge Van Wyck urging Democrats to uphold home rule and party loyalty. Mayor Harrison lauds Van Wyck and attacks reform government while condemning monopolies and the Dingley era. Perry Belmont follows with a brief address.
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Judge van Wyck
Harrison
New York
Chicago
W. J. Strong
Strong
John S. White
Typographical Union No. 16
Democratic Party
American Republic
Dingley
Reed
van Wyck
Tammany Hall
Perry Belmont
Eleven Initiated at Theta Delta Chi Beacon Hill Reunion
Theta Delta Chi celebrated its 25th anniversary with the largest alumni gathering on Beacon Hill. Eleven new members were initiated at Ashburton place as Dr. F Spencer Baldwin presided over the Parker House banquet and several dignitaries delivered toasts.
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Lambda Chrge
Theta Delta Chi
Beacon Hill
Ashburton Place
John W. Amos
William EF. Ennis
Newtonl. Briggs
Ralph C .Brooks
Everett W. Crawford
Sumner P. Mills
Alexander
Juamboa
W. E. Vandermark
Dickinson College
Pennsylvania
J. D. Pickles
B. A
A. A. House
Attleboro
Fellowship
J. B. Lacount
the Outlook
Arthur Deckman
Rushing
A. A. Hartwell
B. B
Balcom
Dr. Fall
Dr. Upham
Baker Memorial
John Wenzel
George Dean
Shaw Defeats Ben Laurie in Murcd & Irwins Billiards
Professor Lew Shaw, Chicago billiard expert, defeated local rival Benjamin Laurie at Murcd & Irwin's last night by a score of 200 to 168. Shaw’s wife was ill, preventing a planned display. Shaw promised a 160 point continuous pool match against Ed Wise tonight at the same venue.
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Lew Shaw
Chicago
Murcd & Irwin
Benjamin Urie
Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Laurie
Professor Shaw
Finger
Eue
Ed Wise
Archbishop Ireland Sues Settlers Over Lands in Minnesota
The case of Archbishop Ireland against settlers in Minnesota involving 50 000 acres was heard at the General Land Office in Washington on October 28.
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Washington, D. C
Archbishop Ireland
Minnesota
General Land Office
Cornell Sends Off Team for Harvard Game
Ithaca crowds line station platform as Cornell football squad departs for Auburndale Mass. after a rain soaked home practice. Warner gives final instructions to the players before boarding the 6 40 train with about 700 students cheering. The lineup likely mirrors the Princeton game with Perkins or Dempsey at fullback.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Harvard
Cornell
Princeton
East Ithaca
Warner
Auburndale
Mass
Dempsey
Perkins
Not Up to Date on the New Minister
A Chicago Evening Post quip notes the new minister is not up to date. The discord cites three Sundays without sermons beyond Bible readings, sparking humor over his lack of topical preaching.
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Chicagovening Post
Patrolman Gog Docked Ten Days Pay for Brief On-Duty Lapse
The Board of Police docked Patrolman John W. Gog ten days pay for neglecting to place his on duty boxes for a total lapse of twenty minutes. The complaint against John T. So was dismissed.
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John W. Gog
Bration
Anes
John T. So
Roum Rod
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