Charlestown Rally Touts Dennison for Congress in Ward Room
Joseph A. Dennison led a Charlestown rally at Ginker Till street Ward room with about 100 attendees. Alderman Edward J. Quigley presided, speakers included James Doyle and David Leahy supporting Dennison’s bid, who urged backing Charlestown’s Navy Yard and pledged to serve Charlestown’s interests in Congress.
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Roughan Hall
Conry
Joseph A. Dennison
Charlestown
Ginker Till Street
Mr. Dennison
Edward J. Quigley
James T. Doyle
David D. Leahy
Ward 12
Dennison
Congress
Cavens
Peter F. Tague
Corneliius P. Shea
Arthur Warrington
South End
Ward 9
Congress of the United States
Navy Yard
Charlestown Navy Yard
Spain
New York Navy Yard
Charlestown Yard
New York Station
Fore River Company
Quincy
Washington
Charleston
Therve
Resi Dent
Charles Town
Democratic candidacy pledge after district convention speech
A speaker declares confidence in securing the Democratic nomination in the ninth congressional district with a solid ward delegation. They vow to remain a candidate until the convention ends, not withdraw or maneuver, and to emerge as regular nominee and likely winner. Great applause follows the pledge.
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Ninth Congressional District
Conry Appeals in Charlestown Rally for Navy Shipbuilding
Congressman Joseph A. Conry addressed a large Charlestown rally at oughan Hall in Ward 5. He attacked opponent Dennison while praising navy yard construction, urging steady private and government collaboration to secure ships and retain skilled workers at Boston, Charlestown, New York, and Brooklyn yards.
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Joseph A. Conry
Bunker Hill
Joseph A. Dennison
Ninth District
Trenry M. Wing
Charlestown
Francis J. Murphy
Ward 3
Conry
Dennison
Johnl. Kelly
East
Boston
Norman McNaughton
Thomas F. Clark
United States
Navy
New York
Brooklyn
Charlestown Navy Yard
Patmothey
Keliher Speaks in East Boston Amid Mixed Reception
Ex Senator Keliher spoke at Lyceum Hall in Noddle Island Ward 9, addressing East Boston voters about Congressman Conry. The crowd showed mild hostility to the South Ind candidate, with some interruptions and hisses, but many Welcher supporters listened intently. He urged fair treatment and expected a similar courtesy from Ward 9 voters, noting Conry had received an uninterrupted hearing.
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Ward
Keliher
Noddle Island
Conrs
Lyceum IH Hall
South Ind
Welcher
East Boston
Kelcher
Ward 9
Consid
Koliher
John A. Ryan
Peacock
Ryan
John F. Fitzgerald
Collins
J. H. O'Neil
J. F. Fitzgerald
Congress
Dennison
John F. Pitzgerald
Mr. Kelcher
Lyceum ‘Hall
P. J. Kennedy
Limerick
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Lodge
Congressman Conry
House
Senator Lodge
Washington
Towering
Taunton
House of Representatives
National House
Lawrence
Berkshire Hills
Clash at Lyceum Hall as Conry Kelcher row ends in charges
A heated gathering at Lyceum Hall drew about a thousand as supporters and rivals of Congressman Conry and challenger Kelcher traded accusations. John A. Ryan teased Conry as a “peacock in politics” while Kelcher denounced Conry for a broken pledge and questioned his role in the harbor and militia bills.
Gaston seeks united Democratic choice for presiding officer
The Gaston faction backs a neutral chairman candidate for the Massachusetts Democratic State convention. A Post interview quotes campaign manager McSweeney saying the aim is the best Democrat, not a Gaston ally, with Richard Olney as a preferred option if acceptable to the state committee. If not, many capable Democrats could serve. The goal is a unifying pick to aid the party and Gaston’s renomination prospects.
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Gaston
Post
McSweeney
Hamlin
Massachusetts
Richard Olney
State Committee
Olney
John W. Cummings
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
James B. Carroll
Springfield
Joseph H. O'Neil
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston
P. J. O'Connell
Worcester
Hayes
James FE. McDonnell
Fitchburg
Collins
Josiah Quincey
William N. Douglas
Mr. Gaston
Democratic Party
Big Mansfield Rally in Ward 17 Sees Senate Bid Boost
John J. Mansfield's Senate campaign in the fourth district gains momentum after a large Vine Street rally and street parade led by a military band. Ward 17 officials and supporters hear Mansfield attack Senator Fitzgerald over a consumptives home and urge united backing. Also speaking are Charles J. Quirk, John P. Lonergan, and A. A. Piller.
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John J. Mansfield
Senate
Fourth District
Vine Street Chaurch
John F. Murphy
Ward 17
Mansfild
Fitzgerald
Mansfield
Ftzgerald
J. J. McNamara
Charles 7. Quirk
Congress
John P. Lonergan
A. A. Piller
Keliher by Ward 7 Rally at Mierpont Schoolhouse
Voters in Ward 7 heard Senator John A. Keliher and Hon. John Quinn along with T A Fitzgerald at the Mierpont Schoolhouse on Hudson Street in a political rally.
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Keliher
John A. Keliher
Www
T,a. Fitzgerald
John Quinn
Mierpont
Hudson Street
Rally in Charlestown for Senator Sullivan renomination
A rally in Cauley hall Ward 4 Charlestown drew a filled crowd promoting the renomination of Senator Sullivan. Ex Alderman Philip J. O'Brien presided with speakers including Dolan of the Common Council Fred J. Kneeland Turnbull EL Cauley Regan and Sullivan himself praising his labor record.
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Ss. Sullivan
Cauley Hall
Charlestown
Sullivan
Philip J. O'Brien
Dolan
Common Counc
Fred J. Sneeland
Turnbull
EL. Cauley
John A. Regan
Kneeland
Rally in wardroom for Mr Hamlin on North Bennet Street
A meeting last night in the wardroom on North Bennet Street gathered supporters for Mr Hamlin. Speakers included Hon Stephen M Walsh Cornelius P Shea Andrew J Granara the Hon Jeremiah Fe Mahoney Dr Joseph Santosuosso and Morris H Bernstein with Joseph J Porchella presiding.
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North Bennet Street
Hamlin
Stephen M. Walsh
Cornelius P. Shea
Andrew J. Granara
Jeremiah Fe, Mahoney
Joseph Santosuosso
Morris H. Bernstein
Joseph J. Porchella
Railroad merger probe prompts L and N testimony
The Kentucky Railroad Commission in Louisville on September 5 called President Hilton H. Smith of the Louisville and Nashville to testify regarding the alleged merger of the Southern and Louisville Nashville railroads. Attila, former president of the Louisville Henderson and St Louis and a director of L and N, was also summoned.
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Louisville
Southern
Kentucky Railroad Commission
Hilton H. Smith
Louisville & Nashville
Attila
Dead Burglar Identified After Fatal City Hospital Shooting
The colored burglar shot by Patrolman Graham of Division 5 died at City Hospital and is identified as the man who broke into homes on Warren avenue Rutland and Taylor streets. He used the alias Henry Primrose and gave address 30 Village street. A lodger at 44 Village street named Hayes from New York used the name Sneed previously and police believe the man is tied to fourteen breaking and entering cases in the South End.
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Graham
Division 5
City Hospital
Warren Avenue
Rutland and
Taylor Streets
Henry Primrose
Village Street
A. C. Thompson
Flo
Thompson
Hayes
New York
Dedham Street
Sneed
Station 5
South End
New Cup Defender Sloop Planned by Herreshoff Syndicate
The New York Yacht Club opened talks with the Herreshoff firm to build an 80 foot sloop to defend the America's Cup. John B. Herreshoff and syndicate officials led by J Pierpont Morgan held one conference with plans for a faster craft than the Columbia or Constitution. New buildings will include a bending room and a covered frame passage to the boat shops across the street. Several new construction features are expected for the new sloop.
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Columbia
Constitution
Herreshoff
Sudbury Alleys Defeat Winthrops in Three Straight
Sudbury alleys beat Winthrops in three straight games last night at Sudbury alleys. Sudbury totals for the season rise with a collective score of 1887 across the three strings while Winthrops register 121%.
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Sudbury
Sudurys
Winthrops
Searly
Pilans for the Trip to Cleveland by A and H
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery travels from Boston to Cleveland with stops in Springfield Niagra Falls and Buffalo. They will tour sights, be hosted by the Cleveland Grays and Flack Hussars, attend a banquet with Mark Hanna and Ohio officials, and return by Thursday morning. Captain J Stearns Cushing leads the committee with Lt James Usher Lt W Best and Lt W Abbott.
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Buffalo
Springfield
Boston
J. Stearns Cushing
James M. Usher
Best
W. Abbott
Medway deaths prompt grand jury manslaughter charges
The Norfolk grand jury reports bills against Frank M. Galucia motorman Frank T. Cullen teamster and Charles A. Mann laborer all of Medway for manslaughter in the death of Patrick Duffy at Medway June 12. Howard F E Smith Hyde Park nicknamed Jack the Hugger indicted on four counts. Julius and Carl J Peterson of Boston indicted for breaking and entering Adnah Neyhart Brookline. Charis Carlson Quincy indicted for arson tied to July 3 plan to blow up George Ellis house. Coughlin Wellesley facing arson counts.
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Deditam
Norfolk Grand Jury
Frank M. Galucia
Frank T. Cullen
Charles A. Mann
Medway
Patrick Duffy
Howard Fe, Smith
Hyde Park
Jack the Hugger
Julius Peterson
Carl J. Peterson
Boston
Adnah Neyhart
Brookline
Charis Carlson
Quincy
George Ellis
Francis Coughlin
Wellesey
McInerney Rally Draws Ward 19 Crowd at Longwood Phillips
Last evening a McInerney campaign rally drew about 1800 supporters to the corner of Longwood avenue and Phillips street. Speakers included Councilman B W Kenney and W W Clarke along with William R F Whelan and Representative McInerney. A Woods rally contingent caused excitement as Dowd briefly attempted to speak before stepping away amid hostile cheering.
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McIinerney
Ward 19
Longwood Avenue
Phillips Street
B. W. Kenney
W. W. Clarke
Senate
William R. F Whelan
Representative McInerney
Woods
Alderman Dowd
Ambrose Woods
Woods Supporters To Speak From the Platform, Mr. Dowd
Inspector Shields Returns from Europe Visit Ireland Crops Plentiful
Police Inspector Michael Shields and Mrs Shields arrived yesterday aboard the Dominion line steamer Commonwealth after a three month absence. He visited his aged mother and toured Ireland noting farmers have raised their largest crops in years though heavy rains may affect yields.
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Michael
Shields
Europe
Dominion Line
Commonwealth
Ireland
Madden Buys Onatas and Judith Campbell for 20000
John B. Madden completed a purchase from J. W. Schorr acquiring the 2 year olds Onatas and Judith Campbell and the 4 year old Lady Schorr for a total of 20000 dollars. The sale took place in New York on September 5. The horses are slated for racing duties and add to Madden’s growing stable.
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New York
John BE. Madden
J. W. Schorr
Onatas
Judith Campbell
Lady Schorr
Soap Saver Promises Moneyless Cleanliness News
Ad copy extols Fels-Naptha soap as a universal saver, claiming it saves more than money and enables a moral, efficient household routine. The piece frames money as secondary to the value of cleanliness and long-term cost efficiency.
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