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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1902

Page

7

Dennison Seeks Charlestown Victory in Congressional Bid

In Charlestown a large crowd heard Joseph A. Dennison outline his bid for Congress. He criticized rivals and urged unity with Charlestown’s interests, promising to remain in the race and secure a Charlestown victory in the Ninth District caucus. Ex-Senator Peter F. Tague, Cornelius P. Shea, and ex-Representative Arthur Harrington also spoke.

Cenry Joseph A. Dennison Charlestown Wanker Ifill Street Dennison Hadward J. Quuealey James E. Doyle Mrr David Dpd. Leahy Ward Lz Arthur Harrington Kelcher Navy Yard Ward 9 Southnd South End Congress Charlestown Navy Yard Spain New York Navy Yard Charlestown Yard New York Station Fore River Company Quincy

Conry Rally in Ward 5 Backs Navy Shipbuilding Plan

Congressman Joseph A. Conry drew a large crowd in Joughan Hall Ward 5 backing his stance on building warships in government yards. He condemned Dennison's candidacy and urged expansion of naval production arguing for permanent Charlestown and Boston yard employment to advance national defense and economic security.

Joseph A. Conry Bunker Hill Joseph A. Dennison Joughan Hlall Henry M. Wing Charlestown Francis J. Murphy Ward 3 Conry Dennison Johnl. Kelly East Boston Norman McNaughton Thomas F. Clark United States Pap Navy New York Brooklyn Charlestown Navy Yard

Kelher in East Boston Addresses Ward 9 City Scene

Ex-Senator Kelher spoke at Noddle Island in Conry's Ward 9 about local politics. The East Boston audience showed mixed reactions with some hostility yet clear support for Welcher as he criticized Conry and urged for equal treatment and courtesy in debate.

Conry Ward 9 Kelihe Noddle Island Ianceum Hall Welcher East Boston Kelcher Clenry Consid

Gaston Favors Democratic State Convention Chairman Pick

Gaston’s camp seeks a unifying choice for the Massachusetts Democratic State convention chair. A spokesman said the best Democrat, not a Gaston or Hamlin man, should lead to show party unity and bolster Gaston’s bid as standard bearer. Olney was named as a possible favorite if he would serve.

Gaston Post McSweeney Hamlin Massachusetts Gagton 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 I. McDonnell Fitchburg Collins Josiah Quincy William JL. Douglas Democratic Party

Mansfield Rally Energizes Fourth District Senate Bid

John J. Mansfield campaigned at a Vine Street Church rally after a street parade led by a military band. Ward 17 chairman John F. Murphy introduced Mansfield who urged united support, criticized Fitzgerald’s consumptives home pledge, and cited a prior Fitzgerald circular. Quirk Lionergan and A. A. Piller also spoke.

John J. Mansfield Senate Fourth District Vine Street John F. Murphy Ward 17 Mansfield Fitzgerald J. J. McNamara Charles J. Quirk Congress John P. Lionergan A. A. Piller

Keliher by Ward 7 rally at Pierpont Schoolhouse

Voters of Ward 7 heard Senator John A. Keliher and Representative John Quinn address the crowd at the Pierpont Schoolhouse on Hudson Street with other speakers also present.

John A. Keliher T .A. Witzererald John Quinn Pierpont School House Hudson Street

Rally Supports Senator Sullivan in Charlestown Meeting

A well attended rally in Cauley Hall Ward 4 Charlestown endorsed the renomination of Senator C Sullivan. Alderman Philip J OBrien presided with speakers including Dolan Kneeland Turnbull Cauley Regan and Sullivan. Kneeland praised Sullivan for his labor record.

Sullivan Cauley Hall Charlestown Wmx Philip J. O'Brien Dolan Common Council Fred J. Kneeland Turnbull EF l L. Cauley John A. Regan Kneeland

Rally in Wardroom Supports Hamlin at North Bennet Street

A rally last night in the wardroom on North Bennet street backed Mr. Hamlin. Speakers included the Hon. Stephen M. Walsh, Cornelius P. Shea, Andrew J. Granara, the Hon. Jeremiah E. Mahoney, Dr. Joseph Santosuosso, and Morris H. Bernstein. Joseph L. Porchella presided.

North Bennet Street Hamlin Stephen M. Walsh Cornelius P. Shea Andrew J. Granara Jeremiah FE. Mahoney Joseph Santosuosso Morris H. Bernstein Joseph IL. Porchella

Railroad merger probe subpoenas L&N president and director

In Louisville on September 5 the Kentucky Railroad Commission summoned President Hilton H. Smith of the Louisville and Nashville and Attila Cox, president of the Louisville Henderson and St Louis and a director of L&N, to testify regarding the alleged Southern and Louisville & Nashville merger.

Louisville Southern Kentucky Railroad Commission Hilton H. Smith Louisville & Nashville Attila Cox Touisville Touisville & Nashville

Burglary Suspect Identified After Fatal Shooting

The colored burglar shot by Patrolman Graham of Division 5 died at City Hospital and is identified as the man who broke into Warren avenue Rutland and Taylor streets. He pawned loot as Henry Primrose and claimed 80 Village street as his home. A lodger at A Thompson 34 Village street used the name Hayes from New York. Police link him to 14 South End break ins and believe prior identity as Sneed.

Graham Division 5 City Hospital Warren Avenue Rutland and Taylor Streets Henry Primrose Village Street A . Thompson Thompson Hayes New York Dedham Street Sneed Station 5 South End

New Cup Defender Plans Materialize at Herreshoff Yard

The New York Yacht Club seeks a foot sloop to defend the America's Cup. John B Mor gan and the syndicate plan another New York meeting with J Pierpont Morgan. The hull is expected to exceed the speed of the Columbia and Constitution with new bending rooms and a covered frame passage.

Bristol R. J New York Yacht Club Herreshoffs John BR. Herreshoff J. Pierpont Morgan New York Columbia Hierreshoff

Plans for A and H trip to Cleveland by rail and boat

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery plans a Boston departure on Saturday Oct 4 with a stop in Springfield for a parade and supper under militia escort. They travel by special train to Niagara Falls then to Buffalo and Cleveland, with entertainment by the Cleveland Grays and Black Hussars. A banquet at Hollander Hotel features Mark Hanna and others. They return Thursday morning.

Artilley Cleveland Boston Springfield Niagara Falls International Hotel Buffalo Cleveland Grays Black Hussars Hollander Hotel Mark Hanna Ohio Militia Johnson Troquois Salem Cadet Band J. Stearns Cushing James M. Usher Best Captan I. W. Abbott

Norfolk grand jury returns manslaughter indictments

The Norfolk grand jury report names Frank M. Galacia motor-nan Frank T. Cullen teamster and Charles A. Mann laborer all of Medway with manslaughter charges for the death of Patrick Duffy in Medway on June 12 Also indicted are Howard E. Smith Hyde Park once called Jack the Flagger on four counts Julius Peterson and Carl J Peterson Gaston charged with breaking and entering Adnah Neyhart Brookline on June 21 Charts Carlson Quincy charged with attempting to blow up George Ellis residence July 8 Four arson counts are brought against Francis Coughlin Wellesley.

Dedham Norfolk Gaston Adnah Neyhart Brookline Charts Carlson Quincey George Ellis Francis Coughlin Wellesley

McInerney Rally Draws 800 in Ward 19

McInerney supporters gathered near Longwood avenue and Phillips street drawing about 800 attendees. Speakers included Councilman B W Swenney, W W Clarke, Senatorial candidate William R F Whelan, and Representative McInerney. Alderman Dowd attempted to speak but retreated as Woods supporters heckled.

McInerney Ward 19 Longwood Avenue Phillips Street B. W. Swenney W. W. Clarke Senate William R. F. Whelan Representative McInerney Woods McIinerney Alderman Dowd Ambrose Woods

Police Inspector Shields Returns From Europe on Dominion Line

Police Inspector Michael C. Shields and Mrs Shields arrived yesterday from Europe aboard the Dominion line steamer Commonwealth after a three month absence. He visited his aged mother and spoke of his Ireland tour noting farmers have harvested large crops but heavy rains may hurt yields.

Michael C. Shields Shields Europe Dominion Line Commonwealth Ireland

Madden Buys Horses for 20000 From Schorr

John E. Madden purchased from J. W. Schorr the 9 year old Onatas the 9 year old Judith Campbell and the 4 year old filly Lady Schorr for tax $20000.

New York John E. Madden J. W. Schorr Onatas Judith Campbell Lady Schorr

Fels-Naptha Soap Promises Savings Boost

An ad touts Fels-Naptha soap as a superior money saver, claiming it delivers greater value than money itself and enhances every purchase with its efficiency.

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