Democrats Battle Across City Wards For Nomination
Democratic nomination papers opened with contests in many wards. Ward tickets led by McLellan and Catlin in Ward 1. Fitzgerald and Santosuosso to clash in Ward 6. O Connell leads in Ward 2. multiple aldermanic races across Wards 1 through 23 with candidates including Lomasney Barnett Norris Bowen Bresnahan Hayes Driscoll and Doyle. Street commissioner nominations and Common Council slates listed for each ward.
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Harry Nawn
Fitzgerald
Santosuosso
Joseph F. O’connell
Young Democracy
Ward Committee
William F. McLellan
Dennis F. Catlin
McNamara
Michael J. Lydon
Michael J. Sullivan
Edward J. Logan
Malachi L. Jennings
James F. Kennedy
McCarthy
John F. Murphy
James M. Curley
Edwin E. Harney
Thomas E. Raftery
Patrick J. Donnelly
James McInerney
James P. Lennon
Patrick F. Donovan
John Young
Houghton, Seaverns
William N. McKenna
John L. Kelly
Frank Lally
Michael J. Leary
James F. Nolan
Edward L. Quigley
Philip O'Brien
John T. O'Brien
George H. Cadigan
George H. Johnston
Alderman Heath
Daniel J. Byrne
John H. Duane
John R. McVey
Fred J. Kneeland
Common Council
John H. McDonald
James 8
Dalzell
Francis O. Howard
William J. Burns
John J. Junior
Joseph F. Canter
William F. Nelson
Arthur S. Bernstein
Edward R. Gray
Peter A. McDonald
James E. Ducey
William F. Burns
William J. Driscoll
Edward F. Judge
William P. Mahoney
John D. Cadogan
Richard Coburn
Philip C. McGhehon
Richard A. Mehegan
John T. Green
John VF. Collins
William F. Murray
John Wallace
James F. Fitzgerald
William H. Stearns
James J. McNamee
C. F. Murray, Jr
James F. Driscoll
George A. Murdock
Patrick J. Long
Arthur W. Dolan
Joseph M. Sullivan
Angello E. Ventura
John Canto
Alexander Sarni
John F. Silva
John A. Carey
Moses B. Schnitzer
John Kennedy
John T. Gallagher
Philip McGonagle
Thomas J. McMackin
George A. Sceignano
John CirigHano
David J. McCarthy
Joseph Wangone
William W. Smith
Timothy J. O’brien
William A. H. Crowley
Henry A. Morris
Daniel E. Noonan
Henry T. Jeffords
Nee J. Foley
James F. McDermott
John Day
Robert K. McCurdy
Joseph A. Maynard
David Wankovitz
John
James H. Finch
Christopher Neal
Daniel P. Murphy
Walter J. Ryan
Walter J. Hope
Patrick IE. Shea
Patrick A. Conlin
Walter S. Martin
Thomas Mahoney
Harry Q. McCormick
Edward F. Driscoll
Fred A. Well
Thomas T. Sullivan
Humphrey J. Ins
James W. Hayes
Jacob B. Bosch
Edward G
Forris
William
Voters Listed by Ward Names and Members Across Wards
The document provides a long roster of individuals by ward numbers, naming residents who appear as candidates or members. It lists Ward 14 through Ward 25 with multiple names per ward, including first and last names and occasional suffixes, in a dense enumeration.
Boxing trust and welterweight clash in New England
Boston boxing circles talk of a suspected trust linking managers Twin Sullivan Charley O Rourke Andy Watson and Charley McKeever with frequent Maine Rhode Island meetings. Tim Leonard urges matches with Sullivan O Rourke Bennett Ziegler or any 145 148 lb rival, while Providence hosts a planned Thanksgiving bout. Future bouts and club meetings at the Criterion Club outlined.
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Charley O’ Rourke
Andy Watson
Charley McKeever
Boston
Charley O'Rourke
Captain Gaskin
Maine
Rhode Iland
John E. Butler
Watson
Bob Montgomery
Tommy Ryan
Jack O
Catale Gaskin
New England
Leonardy
O'Rourke
Sullivan
Tim Leonard
Mike Leonard
Bean Brummell
Jack O'Brien
Philadelphia
O'Brien
Leonard
Mceever
O’rourke
Bennett
Ziegler
John Hunter
Mercer Street
Providence
Mike Slattery
Kid Freeman
Fast Boston
Kid Bravo
East Boston
A. P. Partridge
Chelsea
Criterion Club
Chick Monahan
Jack Fitzpatrick
Billy Jordan
Dave Sullivan
Jimmy Briess
Henry Lewis
Washington Street
Kid Magee
Charlestown
Benton
Tim Harrington
South Boston
Harrington
Charley Gibbs
J. J. Foley
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Archbishop Ireland Denies Chicago Transfer
Minneapolis Minn October 30 Arch bishop Ireland says reports of his transfer to the Chicago archdiocese are false in every detail in an interview today.
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Ireland
Chicago
Minneapolis
Minn
Archdiocese of
Harvard Player Breaks Leg in Pre-Indian Game Practice
Harvard reports its first major injury of the season as J H Frye, 6-foot freshman guard from Noble's School, breaks his leg at Soldiers Field during the last hard practice before tomorrow's game with the Indians. Frye was on the varsity early in the season and eyed for next year, is hospitalized at Stillman Infirmary. The Crimson scrimmage showed a cautious pace with high backs, fumbles, and weak punt handling, while Randall emerged at left end and O'Connell shifted to end. Cambridge High School defeated Training School 15 to 0 in Triangular League play. Harris starred for the winners and Waldo for the losers.
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Soldiers Field
Crimson
J. H. Frye
Noble
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Stillman
Burnett
Brown
Dunlop
Farley
Newell
Lewis
Waters
Cutts
Sargent
Jim Lawrence
Malcolm Donald
Bouve
Jack Hayes
Randall
Jones
O'Connell
Varsity
Matthews
MacDonald Ee
R. T
Oveson Marshall
Whitwell
R. G
Mason
Burnett King
Sugden
Q. B
Ekins
Motley Kernan
Knowles
Foster Putnam
H. B
Goodhue
Brown Graydon
Serpesa Ea Ok
F. d
Piper
Cambridge Manual Training Defeated in Poorly Played Match
In a poorly played game by both elevens Cambridge Manual Training suffered a defeat as the contest failed to deliver quality play. The result reflected a lackluster effort from both sides with modest scoring and few standout moments.
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Cambridge Manual Training
Peace Near in Colombia Ends Bloodshed Likely
Panama reports that Colombian revolution may end without further fighting as General Vargas-Santos negotiates a peace treaty in Costa Rica with a Colombian government representative. A cable from Vargas-Santos asked to confer with Governor Salazar, who invited him to come. Salazar also said he was ready to meet General Herrera.
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Panama
Colombia
General Vargas- Santos
Costa Rica
Vargas-Santos
Salazar
Cabie
General Herrera
Harmonii Club Dance at Knights of Honor Hall
The Swedish Club Harmonii held a concert and ball at Knights of Honor Hall on 930 Washington Street last evening with nearly 300 attendees. Edward Benson led the grand march with Mrs. Axel W. Broberg, followed by Mr and Mrs Hjalmar Wahlstrom and about 50 couples. Benson oversaw the floor with Gustaf Sundelius and Hjalmar Wahlstrom assisting.
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Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
Kruger Seeks Return From Exile
Brussels reports that Mr. Kruger has abandoned his insoluble stance and plans to apply for permission to return to South Africa, indicating a possible shift in policy after years abroad.
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Kruger
Brussels
South Africa
Employee Falls to Death From Moving Train in Boston
John J. Kennedy a 50 Tyler street guard for the Boston Elevated Railway fell headfirst from a moving L train on Commercial street near Eastern avenue about 8:30 last evening and died instantly. Police and Elevated officials probe whether he jumped or the fall was accidental as gates on the platform were closed and a faint cry was heard by passengers. Taken to Station 1 ambulance then Briggs's undertaking room. Medical Examiner Harris to investigate.
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John J. Kennedy
Tyler Street
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Commercial Street
Eastern Avenue
Kennedy
State Street
Briggs
Howard Street
Harris
Rally Advocates District Option at Franklin Schoolhouse
A large crowd attended a district option rally at the Franklin Schoolhouse on Washington Street near Dover. Speakers included Rev. Father Mullen and Rev. Father Butler of Brighton who argued district option limits city saloons to 500 in central Boston, refuting claims it equates to total prohibition.
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Washington Street
Dover
Father Mullen
Father Butler
Brighton
Boston
State Senate
Crane
Vote Yes Bill Urges For Voters To Support It
A political appeal argues that distinguished Catholic and Protestant clergy and laymen back the bill and urges voters to choose the best interests by voting Yes, even if defeat follows a fight for the measure.
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