Dorchester rally pledges Dorchester Bay channel work
Joseph F. O'Connell, candidate for Congress from the 10th district, spoke at a Dorchester rally in Ward 16, urging widening and deepening of Dorchester Bay channels to boost commerce and development from Quincy to Milton and Squantum. He pledged to push the project in Congress as his campaign centers in South Boston this evening at Congress Hall.
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Joseph F. O’connell
Congress
Dorchester
Mr. O'Connell
Boston
Quincy
Massachusetts
Milton Lower Mills
Neponset
Dorchester Bay
Fore River
O’connell
Congress Hall
Logan Attacks O Connell At South Boston Rally
Senator Edward L. Logan opened his campaign at Gray's Hall Ward 14 denouncing Joseph F. O'Connell. Speakers included Senator David D. Mahoney, David I. Walsh, Malachi L. Jennings, Alderman J. M. Curley, and others. Logan accused O'Connell of past treachery to the Democratic party and called for explanations on 1896 1897 and 1899 political actions. Tonight a Ward 20 rally is planned.
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Edward L. Logan
Gray’s Hall
South
Boston
Joseph F. O’connell
Collins
Ward
David D. Mahoney
Chicopee
David I. Walsh
Clinton
Malachi L. Jennings
J. M. Curley
P. Galvin
Thomas F. Hunt
James H. Baldwin
BE. F. McGrady
Logan
O’connell
Washington Street
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Ward 17
Richard Garrity
Central Labor Union of Boston
Organized
10Th Congressional
William Jennings Bryan
Josiah Quincy
Patrick A. Collins
Democratic Party
10Th Congressional District
Quincy Seeks Bank President Name Behind Moran Probe
Ex Mayor Josiah Quincy calls on District Attorney John Moran to reveal the anonymous bank president who allegedly told Moran his nomination would be unopposed if he avoided disturbing the organization. Quincy questions the president’s authority and vows there were no negotiated terms to withdraw opposition or hand the State committee to Moran. He criticizes Moran and Williams and asserts no deals allowed Moran’s nomination without a contest.
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Josiah Quincy
John B. Moran
Moran
Quincy
State Committee
Mr. Williams
Mr. Moran
Williams
Democratic State Committee
Boston Bank
Schofield to oppose Gardner in Ipswich race
Rep George A Schofield announced to run against Congressman Gardner in eastern Massachusetts sixth district. A Democrat editor and longtime Republican district representative, Schofield secures solid Democratic support as GOP grip on state Senate and House fuels opposition. Gardner’s past win tally showed lopsided GOP dominance. Schofield plans a organized Democratic campaign with North Essex press backing.
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Ipswich
George A. Schofield
Gardner
Schofield
Massachusetts
United Democracy
Lodge-Gardner
Senate
House
Daniel N. Crowley
James F. Carey
Democratic Press
North Essex
Revere Republicans file nomination papers for Congress
Nomination papers were filed at Republican headquarters in Revere. Principal contests target Senator and Representative. Filed for Representatives are Ernest H. Pierce James Briggs and Gorham H. Tilton plus delegates for Guild and Draper and for Guild and Foss. Papers also filed for Ernest W. Roberts and Benjamin N. Johnson for Congress.
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Revere
Ernest H. Pierce
James Briggs
Gorham H. Tilton
Guild and Draper
Guild and Foss
Ernest W. Roberts
Benjamin N. Johnson
Congress
Rallies for W. W. Clarke Senator in Ward 18 1922
Rallies in support of W. W. Clarke for Senator will be held in Ward 18 Thursday night at Whittier and Columbus avenue. Friday night at Boylston station in Ward 22. Saturday night at Roxbury crossing in Ward 19.
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W. W. Clarke
Whittier
Columbus Avenue
Boylston Station
Roxbury Crossing
Whitman Issues Pamphlet on Tariff Revision
Massachusetts manufacturer William Whitman releases a pamphlet titled The Tariff Revision ist arguing that widespread debate has confused citizens. After compiling figures and studying from a business view he asserts immediate tariff revision would harm current prosperity.
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Whitman
William Whitman
Massachusetts
East Boston Hebrews Becoming Citizens
East Boston District Court filled with naturalization applicants last evening from seven to ten. Judge Barnes presided and about 35 Hebrews were favorably passed. Abraham Alpert and Charles Berman of the Federation of Hebrew Fraternal Organizations in East Boston helped complete forms. About 100 Hebrews will appear at the next session on Monday evening.
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East Boston
Barnes
Abraham Alpert
Charles Berman
Federation of Hebrew Fraternal Organizations
Bryan’s Theories On Government Ownership In 1908 Speech
The speech outlines Bryan’s views on government ownership of roads, insists he spoke for himself, and notes a cautious stance on platform inclusion. He argues for strict regulation and predicts greater efficiency under Democratic rule, while acknowledging possible risks of both public and private ownership.
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Senate
House
Directory Publishers Hold Convention Here
The Association of American Directory Publishers holds its annual session at Hotel Touraine with members nationwide. Officers elected for 1906 7 include President Wilson H. Lee New Haven. vice presidents A G Wright Milwaukee and A V Williams Cincinnati. secretary William H Bates New York. treasurer James H Hill Richmond Va. trustees William E Murdock Boston R H Donnelley Chicago R F Polk Detroit Edward M Gould St Louis. The convention voted to meet in Richmond Va in 1907.
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Association of American Directory Publishers
Hotel Touraine
Wilson H. Lee
New Haven
A. G. Wright
Milwaukee
A. V. Williams
Cincinnati
William H. Bates
New York
James H. Hill
Richmond
William E. Murdock
Boston
R. H. Donnelley
Lackawanna Man Promoted To Contracting Freight Agent
Frederick S. Mills, after nearly twenty years with the Lackawanna, rises from chief clerk in New York city to contracting freight agent with headquarters at 429 Broadway. C. A. Mac Millan becomes his successor, and E. S. Giles is named chief of tariff bureau in the general freight department.
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Frederick S. Mills
Lackawanna Railroad
General Freight Department
New York City
Broadway
C. A. MacMillan
Division
Learoyd
General Eastern
Duke
E. 8S. Giles
Melrose Officials Face Clash Over Poor Farm Head
In Melrose a heated dispute erupts between town Aldermen and the board of overseers of the poor over Superintendent Harry Worth's resignation. Worth received multiple letters demanding his removal with Oct. 1 as a deadline. He rejects the notices, calling it a political move, while his wife serves as matron earning $250 yearly. A public hearing is anticipated to disclose reasons behind the action.
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Melrose
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Harry Worth
Worth
Mr. Worth
Park Theatre presents farewell gift to chief usher Augustin Murphy
At the Park Theatre last evening a surprise presentation honored Augustin V Murphy who retires after five years as chief usher to pursue law studies at the YMCA Law School. He received a gold medallion locket watch fob with an Indian chief head and an illuminated address signed by donors. Murphy began as a programme boy at the Columbia Theatre and quickly rose to chief usher at the Park.
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Park Theatre
Augustin V. Murphy
Y. M. C. A. Law School
Park
Murphy
Columbia Theatre
Rich & Harris
The
Plea Not Guilty Entered by John D Rockefeller
John D Rockefeller pleads not guilty in Probate court Findlay Ohio to anti trust charge against Standard Oil. Defendants in pipeline cases also plead not guilty and demand separate jury trials. Judge Banker adjourns court to first Monday in October for trial.
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Findlay
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller
Banker
Traction derailment halts Boston theatre train
In Lowell, Sept 13, the engine of the theatre train from Boston was derailed by ties placed on the track by wreckers. The engineer stopped the train in time, only the locomotive left the rails, coaches stayed on track, and passengers were uninjured aside from a severe shock.
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Lowell
Boston
Seek Kin of Thomas Hines
Police and hospital authorities seek relatives of Thomas Hines 40 who died of natural causes at City Hospital. He formerly lived at 19 Cambridge street. A brother once worked at Hood Rubber Company in Watertown and an aunt lives in Newton. Hines is said to have left a large sum of money in Boston banks.
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Thomas Hines
Cambridge Street
City Hospital
Hines
Hood Rubber Company
Watertown
Mass
Newton
Boston
French driver clocks 123 mph in Vanderbilt car trial
Hubert Le Blon, the French chauffeur, steered a Thomas racing car in a transit road trial near Buffalo on September 12. He completed four miles at 123 miles per hour, about one mile in 29 1-5 seconds, testing speed ahead of the Vanderbilt Cup race.
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Buffalo
Hubert le Blon
Thomas
Cambridge Scramble for State Ticket Delegates and Gubernatorial Hopefuls
Contests bloom in Cambridge as two rival McNamee and O’Brien slates vie for Democratic senatorial delegates and City wards. Paper filings show both parties naming candidates for the State central committee and House races. Republicans back Guild for governor and McCall for Congress while Peabody and MacLeod lead senatorial delegations.
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John H. H. McNamee
Cambridge
John B. Moran
State Central Committee
McNamee
John F. O’brien
University City
State Committee
House of Representatives
Governor Guild
W. Rodman Peabody
McCall
Frederick S. Macleod
Moran
F. 8. Deitrick
Congress
Independence League Unveils Full State Ticket at Carnegie Hall
In a loud and enthusiastic final session at Carnegie Hall on September 12, the State convention of the Independence League nominated a full slate of State officers to be elected in the upcoming race. The proceedings highlighted party unity and readiness for the campaign.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Independence League
Diphtheria Outbreak Reported in Leominster
In Leominster a diphtheria outbreak with 31 cases in a town of 13 009 population is under investigation by the local Board of Health.
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Leominster
T Local Board of Health
From Dreadful Pains To Complete Recovery In Two Weeks
A patient suffers six months of agony from a foot wound leaving unable to walk but achieves a complete cure in two weeks after treatment. Medical notes describe initial severe pain and gradual improvement with therapy and rest, leading to full restoration of mobility.
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Robert Schoenhauer
Newburgh
N. Y
Cuticu Int
Boston
Mass
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