Sharp Attacks at Grand Army Pension Bureau Meeting
At the Cleveland convention of the Grand Army of the Republic the commander in chief Leo Bassieur denounced pension bureau mismanagement and urged charges against the pension commissioner. Senator Hawley urged restraint while John H. Palmer warned against radical steps. The adjutant general reported 269 507 members in 6678 posts as of June 30 1901 with net gains and losses. A mass meeting praised President McKinley’s recovery and resolutions supporting his convalescence were sent to the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
the Grand Amy of the Republic
Leo Bassieur
Pension Bureau
Secretary of the Interior
Rassieur
Washington
Pension
Hawley
Connecticut
John H. Palmer
New York
Bassieur
F. M. Starrett
McKinley
M. A. Hanna
Nash
William R. Day
Fairbanks
Judge Day
Naval Veterans elect officers at convention in Cleveland
At the annual convention of the Association of Naval Veterans the officers were elected including Commodore Commander John O. Shaw of Bath Maine fleet captain W Scott Smith of Washington commander W E B Jacobs of New Haven Connecticut lieutenant commander Joseph McCane of Chicago and lieutenant J H Butler of Eaton Ohio. Resolutions were adopted deploring the attack upon President McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Association of Naval Veterans Today
John O. Shaw
Bath
W. Scott Smith
Washington
W. EB. Jacobs
New Haven
Conn
Leutenant
Joseph McCane
Chicago
J. H. Butler
Eaton
McKinley
Fitzgerald Files Senate Papers Open in Boston Caucus Fight
Democratic nominees opened papers for state offices and caucus posts in Boston with factions and ward meetings shaping the Senate races. Notables include Henry Fitzgerald in Suffolk, restrictions on dual House Senate bids, and rivalries among Ward 2 and Ward 6-8 factions as candidates file papers and organize factions for upcoming conventions.
Bradford Again States Position in Massachusetts
Mr. Gamaliel Bradford delivers an address to the veterans of Massachusetts detailing his 1896 gubernatorial candidacy and the tests of fitness for the Democratic nomination. He urges Mr. Quincy to respond to the same tests and presses for clear policy on state affairs ahead of the October convention. He criticizes previous support of Mr. Bryan and questions party unity and leadership within the Massachusetts Democratic ranks.
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O’connell
Ward Committee
Ward 2 Democra Club
Election Board
Word 9
Joseph H. O'Neil
Ward
M. M. Cunniff
Philip J. Doherty
John R. Murphy
John F. Fitzgerald
General Collina
Ward 11
Richard Olney
William A. Gaston
Charles Smiin
Thomas J. Gargan
Phineaa Pierce
Josiah Quincy
B. W. Wells
Dove
Ews
Nawmk Kelley
Gamaliel Bradford
Vetera
Massachusetts
Bryan
Messrs
Gaston and
Hamlin
Jcealah Quincy
Europe
Quincy
Washington
Maine
Middle West
Young Men's Democratic Club
Democratic Club of
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Rallies in Ward 15 Held by Democratic Committee
The Ward 15 Democrats call a Thursday meeting at Dorchester and Ether streets headquarters South Boston. James Donovan of the Democratic city committee will address voters on registration and assessment. Several officials and legislators including W S McNary Kells Isaac McManus Fenton Hickey Kenny Lane Martin Murphy and McDonald are listed as speakers.
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Henry 8. Fitzgerald
Senate
Suffolk
Clancy
South Boston
William 8. McNary
Democratic State Committee
House
Dennis W. Hickey
McNary
Creed
Jerry’’ Watson
Jerry
James Timilty
Ward 8
Daniel J. Kiley
House of Representatives
Kiley
Francis J. Horgan
Martin M. Lomasney
Edward J. Donovan
Horgan
Riley
Lydon
Kells
Lytton
Norton
Baldwin
Wenger
Alpas
Baldwins
A.n’s
Stevens
Charles I. Quirk
Edward W. Dixon
Fitzgerald
Dixon
D. P D. Burke
J. Edward Mahoney
James H. Donovan
Henry
Fitzgerald Fle
P. J. Kennedy
Boston
Post
Ward 2
William J. Donovan
Milk Street
Delehanty
Repenssetacius
Arthur Harrington
Charles 1Livan
Ards
Charlestown
Cane Bridge
Harrington
Sullivan
John J. Mahoney
John T. Shea
Cambridge
Camas Tion
Sec
Tosopsa
O'Connell
Connell
Untess
Wars 16
Democratic Committee
Dorchester
Ether Streets
South
James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
W. 8. McNary
William Kells
D. W. cIsaacs
John McManus
J. D. Fenton
D. W. Hickey
Thomas J. Kenny
James Lane
William Martin
William J. Murphy
Donald A. McDonald
Green Withdraws From Suffolk County Sheriff Race
George W. Green, who announced as a Republican candidate for sheriff in Suffolk County, has withdrawn from the contest. He cited machine manipulation sending the incumbent to secure renomination and GOP endorsement, saying he would risk embarrassing friends by entering the convention as a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Green
Suffolk County
Friedman Marriage Gets Clarified In Public Statement
Isaac Friedman told a Post reporter he did not marry the same day as his divorce. He says the divorce decree became absolute months after, and he married later, amid accusations by his former wife who fired a brick at him. He named Mrs Friedman as the source of the sensational tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Friedman
Post
Friedman
Nisi
Fessenden
Leverett Street
Piapeneine
British Victory Costly at Mafeking in Sept. Actions
Cape Colony Sept. 12 The British suffered heavy casualties in the Great Marnes Valley actions on Sept. 6 and 8 as Methuen engaged Van Torler and Delarey driving the Boers from a strong position. Reports list killed and 30 wounded including Captain Croft. Lord Kitchener notes 22 were taken prisoner and 41 total captured.
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Mafeking
Cape Colony
Great Marnes Valley
Methuen
van Torler
Delarey
Croft
Lord Kitchener
Mrs Kehew Seriously Ill In Jamaica Plain Home
Mrs Mary Morton Kehew, noted for opposing her appointment to the board of overseers, lies seriously ill at her Jamaica Plain home after an appendectomy performed yesterday. Friends fear for her recovery and City Hall affairs are affected by the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morton Kehew
The
Jamaica Plain
Shamrock II Survives Fierce West-Squall Ride
The Shamrock II endured a sudden west squall off Sandy Hook, 54 mph gusts threatening to topple the yacht. Captain Sycamore steadied her through Flynn's Knoll shoal danger, then resumed a rapid run to Gedney's Channel before mooring at 2:30 as Thomas Lipton and other spectators observed.
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NEXW
York
Clyde
Gedney
Sandy Hook
Sycamore
Red Buoy No. 1
Flynn's Knoll
Lawrence
John Higslop
New York Yacht Club
Shamrock
W. G. Jamieson
Thomas Lipton
Erin
Mr. Watson
Sir Thomas
Hyslop
Walker
Hall
Gresham
Chase
Mr. Jamieson
Mr.Watson
Giralda
Presa
Unity
Mrs. Jamieson
George L. Watson
Commodore Hilliard
Robert Ure
Royal Clyde Yacht Club
Sherman Crawford
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
John Hyslop
Ratsey
Bridget Derry Struck and Killed by Flying Yankee Train
Lynn sept 13 Bridget Derry a 30 year old housekeeper for William Berry was killed crossing the Boston & Maine tracks at the Washington street crossing by the Flying Yankee express train within minutes after bidding farewell to her sister Mrs Annie Dullin of Boston. She was single and had no local relatives.
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Lynn
Bridget Derry
William Berry
Annie Dullin
Boston
Washington Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Steel Plant in State of Siege Amid National Tube Strike
Pittsburg report describes mobs and police guarding six non union workers at the Monongahela tinplate plant. Crowds mobilize by signals as strikers threaten, a cab is fired on but no injuries. Amalgamated Association leaders seek funds while many workers remain unemployed.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela
Fourteenth
Carson Streets
Monnongahela
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Stastin Mill
Keystone
Union
Enterprise
Riverton
Amalamat Association
National Tube Works
Shattere Failh
Gompers
Ref
Thetis Foundered Off Falkland Islands with All Hands Lost
Lloyds Society reports the British barkentine Thetis with Captain Thomas foundered near the Falkland Islands. She sailed from London December 7 bound for Stanley and arrived February 25, likely returning to London when disaster struck. Owned by Falkland Isles Company, built as a barkentine of three tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd’s Society
Thetia
Thom
Thetis
Tong
Falkland Isles Company
W. Thomas
Stanley
Falkland Islands
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TOP Coat Sale
Washington and Brattle Streets
Grand Army
Kruger
Pretoria
C. Kruger
Transvaal
Ferreira
Cradock
Ward 13
Ward 15
Ams B. Clancy
Joseph J. Norton
Thomas A. Niland, Jr
John J. Douglass
William
Healey
Daniel J Sheehan
Joseph F. Hickey
John Noonan
Francis J. Doherty
Henry M. Wing
William F. Piarsington
Thomas F., Fitngerappe J. Mellen
William H. Hayes
Charles A. Orrigan
John H. Quinlan
Thomas A. Kelly
William H. Barma
Ee. Costello
John O. Hurley
Martin P. Higgins
Joseph T. Madden
Edward Manning
Andrew A. Badaracco
Patrick H. Rai
William J. Foley
Hon . Jefforda
Daniel J. Donnelly
Thomas Mackey
John L. Don
Quinn
Michael F. Hart
John mi _aareland
Richard J
Charles H. Rhinehart
Frank F. Paten
Gustavus Hay
Frank
James M. Byte
David D. Leahy
Ate Ballivan
James ¥. Ponte
Thomas J. Collins
Pee
John L. Monahan
J. Gleason
J. Frank O'Hare
Eewerd
Edward B. Logan
James F. ‘Ulca
Thomas Pete
James A.watson
Edwin A. Harney
Thomas E. Raftery
John T. White
James Matbonner
Weim H. Doyle
James P. Lennoneee
H . O'Brien
Frank Severe
John
Jonephue
Eny Inne
Jonep John F. Cronin
Arthur Eekoite
John Routes
Pe Wilhem M. Blatt
Ward Prnelius
Kelley
Mark B. Mulvey
John Young
J. Ward
Andrew J. Peters
J J. Leonard
William Johnston
Ames E. McLaughlin
Frank Sprangler
Arthur B. Gilpatrick
Senate and State Committee
Thomas J. Ball
Chelsea
James B. Nolan
Charles
Waiee
John J. Mahon
Ernie Itrete Coyle
Joseph Aull
John W. Skelley
Jeremiah E. Mahoney
Thomas Arthur
William T. A. Fitsgerald
Daniel M. Driscoll
Bradford
Mr. Quincy
Green
Werkest
Ston
Sunday Post
Ind Buita
Wetyon
Old South Clothing Co
Washington St
Old South Church
Captain
Challenger
Lynn Depot
Washington Credit Company
Jon
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