Trouble in Ward 19 as crews blocked by factional leaders
City wide layoffs hit Ward 19 as Grant Cleary and Feneno allied owners push for pledges to support their delegations. Foremen ordered that no carriage team return to work without sanction from the faction tied to the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe 19
Woods
Ward
Grant-Cleary-Feneno Corporation
Ward 19
Grant, Cleary
Feneno
Cleary
Michael H. Cleary
Oliver S. Grant
John J. Feneno
State House
James McInerney
Common Council
Ward Faction Faces Local Caucus Clash
The Woods McInerney Mooney group is the ward’s strongest bloc and has repeatedly asserted influence over five years. They plan to push at next Friday night’s caucuses to sideline corporation time-servers such as Grant Cleary and Feneno to private life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleary
Grant
Feneno
Woods-McInerney-Mooney
Grant, Cleary
Representative W T A Fitzgerald Renomination Bid Endorsed
Ward 7 representative W T A Fitzgerald seeks renomination at the Democratic caucus on Sept 16. He twice chaired key committees, led as Speaker pro tem, backed telephone reform and Boston home rule, and secured local improvements including Harrison Avenue paving and ward street repairs. His running mate is Rep Mackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
House of Representatives
Bates
Hotel Vendome
United States
Hoar
Boston
Malden
Carney Hospital Aefere
Harrison Avenue
Mackey
Ward 17 Democrats resign from club over discord
Henry W. Kelly and Timothy L. Connolly announce resignations from the Ward 17 Democratic Club in Roxbury on September 6 1899 alleging infighting by non loyal leaders. They pledge support for the regular City and State delegations led by Patrick H Brennan Charles I Quirk and Timothy L Connolly ahead of the September 15 caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Christopher J. Halligan
Ward 17
Democratic Club
Sam Club
Democratic Party
Syenue
Patrick H.brennan
Charles I. Quirk
Timothy L. Connolly
John Faulkner
Henry W. Kelly
Missing Twenty Sixth Regiment Men in Boston and Providence
Reports show sixty to eighty per cent of the Twenty sixth Regiment absent without leave as recruiting surged at Boston trains. By morning almost 100 missing men returned or fled toward Providence awaiting roll calls, with authorities warning arrests if they did not move toward Charlestown. The regiment plans to depart tomorrow. officers host a City Hall reception and Narragansett Hotel banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-sixth
Boston
Providence
Philippines
Ffort
Charlestown
Colonel Rice
Rice
Keith’s
Opera House
Narragansett Hotel
Narragansett
Regment
Dyer
Ward 17 Democrats Meet Quietly Without Connolly Presence
A Ward 1 Democratic Club meeting last evening was subdued as the Connolly faction did not attend. The gathering proceeded without notable excitement, contrasting with the prior event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 1
Democratic Club
Connolly
Public Democratic Meeting Scheduled in Roxbury
A public meeting of Democratic voters is set for Monday evening September 11 at Munroe Hall Roxbury. Prominent Roxbury Democrats will discuss campaign issues. Leon Eyges, a noted young speaker from the area, will address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munroe Hall
Roxbury
Leon Eyges
Revere Sunday Sales Ban Taken to Higher Courts
Judge Albert D. Bosson of Chelsea Police Court ruled no one may sell cigars soda or toy pails on Sundays at Revere beaches. Five shopkeepers were arrested under warrants from the Real Estate Protective League and fined before appealing to higher courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert D. Bosson
Chelsea
Revere
Thomas Roberts
Real Estate Protective League
Edward E. Orr
Jed Nicolini
Joseph A. Solari
Katherine Graham
Jacob Feinstein
Mr. Orr
Revere Board of Selectmen
Beamin B. Dewing
King & Cutler
Hubert W.ason
Nason & Proctor
Graham
John J. Connolly
Bosson
Sunway
Providence Welcomes Twenty Infantry Regiment Parade
The Twenty Infantry, U S Volunteers, arrived from Boston to a cordial reception in Providence Rhode Island. Crowds filled the streets as the regiment paraded reviewed by Governor Dyer and local officials. Luncheon was provided and officers were entertained. evening drills drew cheers from onlookers.
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Providence
R. I
Boston
Light Artillery
State Infantry
Cook
Barker
Newport
Signal and Hospital Corps
Exter
Dyer
Rice
Woman Seeks Release For Minor Enlisted Son
Mrs. Halloran of 23 Cherry Street appeals to the War Department to discharge her 19 year old son George F. Halloran of Company L, claiming he enlisted while ill with throat trouble and without parental consent. She cites his weak health, lack of support, and efforts by Dwight B. Hurd to secure release, with Colonel Rice allegedly withholding an explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Halloran
Company L
Cherry Street
War Department
Portland
F .T
Dwight B. Hurd
Wayland
Washington
Mill Combine Proposal Referred to Mill Stockholders
That Mill Combine in Fall River reports Barrow Wade and Guthrie issued a circular urging mill authorities to submit their combing proposal to stockholders. Some treasurers will comply while others will not. No action yet from the committee to meet Nelson G Greene in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Barrow, Wade & Guthrie
Nelson G. Greene
New York
Peru's Kew President Inaugurated in Lima
In Lima on September 8 Senhor Eduardo Romans former Senator for Arequipa was inaugurated as President of Peru for a four year term succeeding Senhor Nicolas Pierola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Senhor
Eduardo Romans
Arequipa
Republic of Peru
Nicolas Pierola
Nettie Proctor Returns Home After Elopement Probe
Nettie Proctor tells police she left Dorchester home to find work in Winchester after a dispute over curfew and companions. She denies taking money and says Mr Bradshaw had no involvement. Parents affirm her safety, credit Winchester lodging with aiding recovery, and emphasize strict household rules.
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Blue Hill Avenue
Boston
West End
Winchester
Winchester Square
Bradshaw
Nettie Proctor
Dorchester
Harvard Street
McIntosh
Miss Proctor
Post
Nettie
Mr. Bradshaw
Last Chance Sale on Clothes Hats and Furnishings
The sale offers clothing hats and furnishings at half or less of original prices. It is promoted as the last day of the sale with thousands of dollars worth already sold and many bargains remaining. Sizes are limited and fittings may be imperfect but substantial value is claimed for the trade.
Bargain Men's Wear Sale Cuts Up to Half Off
Large mass sale lists suits from 3.95 to 9.95 with many items in large sizes. Odd coats vests pants and shirts deeply discounted including water smoke damaged stock. boys and children clothing half price. hats shoes and accessories also reduced to clear. Special note: 87 pairs of white duck trousers damaged by fire offered at bargain prices.
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LE Gat Cheviots
Cassimeres
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Sprar
Bay State
Brattle ST
Cee Reva
Grant and
Defeat
Metropolitan Committee
Hous
Boston Young Men's Congress
Dorrit
Chamberlain
Beaconsfield
Washington Street
Boylston Street
National Supply Co
Boyle Bros. Green
Wash. St
Boath End
D. B
Old South Clothing Co
KEW
Gradis
Washburn
Washington Steenmarsh & Co
Ewell
Redit Hiouse
Ayen
Bernard M
Wolf
Portland Sts
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