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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1903

Page

8

Bartlett Chosen as Democratic State Convention Chairman

Dorchester lawyer Charles W. Bartlett is slated to be the Democratic State convention chairman for Tremont Temple on October 1. The respected jurist, a Dartmouth alum, longtime Dorchester resident, and Civil War veteran, is expected to accept and aid Governor Gaston’s campaign.

Charles W. Bartlett Dorchester Massachusetts Tremont Temple Bartlett State Committee Colonel Gaston Gaston Ward 20 Young Men’s Democratic Club Squantum John R. Thayer McNary Meary Dartmouth College Dartmouth Republican Party Bartlett, Jr

Cambridge Leader Sees Drake for Congress If McCall Retires

Cambridge mayor McNamee says the city leans Democratic and a McCall retirement could open a congressional bid. He notes McCall is a hard working Republican, but names other Cambridge Republicans like Edgar R. Champlin and James J. Myers as potential contenders. He also forecasts Democratic gains in the second Middlesex Senate district.

John H. H. McNamee Cambridge McCall Congress Edgar R. Champlin James J. Myers Martin McNamee Middlesex

Naturalization Drive in Charles Town Under Judge Preble

In Charles Town last night 38 men were naturalized by Judge Preble at the Evening Session. They renounced allegiance to Great Britain and Ireland and swore to uphold the U S Constitution. The effort continues with renewed energy until all eligible residents are naturalized.

Charlestown Lestown Court Preble Great Britain and Ireland United States

Cuticura Remedies Endorsement Pasteurizing Skin Cure Claims

An advertiser testimonial praises Cuticura products for curing skin ailments and promising no recurrence. It extols Cutiura Ointment as a top treatment, describes a sequence of hot baths, soap, and Resolvent, and notes global sales with depots and contact details in London Paris Boston and Chicago.

Richard Anderson Geneva Utah London Charterhouse &Q Paris Hue de la Paix Boston Columboe Ave Potter Drug & Chem Orp

Outlook Bright for E. L. Logan in South Boston Race

The senatorial contest among Edward L. Logan Daniel V. McIsaac and William J. Sullivan in South Boston shows Logan gaining strength in Wards 1 5 14 while McIsaac benefits from Ward 14 opposition to Logan and Norris support for McIsaac. Sullivan leads in the largest ward as ward committees back him. Logan’s legislative and council service and youth key his momentum.

Boston Edward L. Logan Daniel V. McIsaac William J. Sullivan Peninsular Norris McIsaac Logan McIisaac Creed Sullivan Ward Committee J. J. McNamara Common Council

Melrose Democrats Organize Ahead of Campaign

The Melrose Democratic city committee met to organize for the campaign electing George H. Dearborn as chairman with John J. McCullough resigning as vice chairman. A reception to Colonel Gaston is planned and a strong bid for the senatorship is anticipated amid Republican dissension over Jones and Dowse. The committee also plans a candidate to oppose Representative John G. Robinson who will be renominated by the Republicans.

Melrose Democratic City Committee George H. Dearborn Melrose Free Press John J. McCullough Gaston Jones and Dowse John G. Robinson

Watson Speaks in Ward 18 at Roxbury Rally

A Ward 18 Democratic rally in the Shawmut Club rooms on Whittier Street drew a large turnout from Ward 18 with many Ward 18 politicians speaking in support of William B. Larkin for Senator. Ward 12 attendees opposed him while James A. Watson led the push among speakers.

Shawmut Club Whittier Street Roxbury William B. Larkin Ward 18 Ward 12 James A. Watson Jerry Watson Shep Gately Leary Igo Larkin Bryan Beacon Hill Thomas Fay James H. Beady Frank J. O'Toole James P. Timilty Thomas Buckley Daniel F. White

Jerome fears low defeat district attorney warns fusionists

New York dispatch reports DA Jerome returning from Lakeville Connecticut after reading fusionists conference results and Mayor Low's letter. He urges that Low as lead candidate will doom the fusion cause and likely restore Tammany rule in the city, a fate Jerome opposes after years of effort.

New York Jerome Lakeville Conn Low Mayor Low

Duped Merchants by an Old Scheme

Benjamin Dandrow of New York was arrested by Inspectors McCausland and Douglas for defrauding local firms with an old scam. He offered to examine meters for $30 claiming rebates from the electric company and claimed accomplices Wallace Henderson and B R Zimmerman were involved, with police seeking them.

Benjamin Dandrow New York McCausland and Douglas National Electric and Maintenance Company Dandrow Wallace Henderson B R. Zimmerman

Belmont Ignores Subpena In Damages Suit

Oliver H. P. Belmont travels to New York on the steam yacht Noma to dodge a United States Court subpena in a $25,000 damages case. The Newport incident centers on Walker, who was injured by a bomb two years ago during a local fete attended by Belmont as part of the Newport committee. Walker is supported by his employer Henry A. C. Taylor, a New York millionaire.

Belmont Newport R. I Oliver H. P. Belmont United State Court New York W. B. Leeds Walker Henry A. C. Taylor

Down East Man Sifts Boston Politician Gossip

HIRAM HUTCHINS recounts Republican style tactics and betting ring chatter from Beacon Hill to Hull shore. He files tales of Bill the candidate, a naturalization dispute, and Joe Cronry’s campaign maneuvers with plans to hear speeches at Peddock’s Island. The account ends noting Hutchins’ continued city-sleuth persona and his travels.

Hiram Hutchins Boston Post Hiram State House Beacon Hill Bill W. T. A. Fitzgerald Senate Hen Johnny Martin Johnny Kelley Joe Cronry Congress Joe Kelsher Aly

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