Sullivan Seeks South Boston Senate Nomination
Former Representative William J. Sullivan of Ward 13 is endorsed by the Ward 13 Democratic committees as the South Boston senatorial candidate. The article outlines his life from youth in Ward 13 through labor at Norway Steel and Tron, education, and service in the Common Council and Legislature, highlighting his advocacy for labor and union-wage printing, law career, and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Sullivan
South Boston
William J. Sullivan
Ard 13
Ward 13
Oe Sullivan
Joan Council
Sullivan
Lawrence Grammar School
Norway Steel and Tron Company
Boston
Steel and Iron Company
Peter Cooper Assembly
Knights of Labor
Labor
Ullivan
Common Council
Boston Engraving Company
Boston University School of Law
Knights of Columbus
SS. Peter and Paul's Court
Irish-American Club
Young Men's Catholic Association of the Church of the Rosary
J. Sullivan
Senate
Milk Producers Discuss Winter Milk Price in Boston Meeting
Milk Producers Union of New England and Boston buyers met at the American House to set a winter price. They proposed 40 cents per can to cover 4 railroad freight costs and preserve profit, adjourned without major decision. Secretary W A Hunter circulated proxies for a September 22 Jersey City meeting.
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Milk Producers’ Union of
New England
Boston
W. A. Hunter
New England Milk Producers’ Company
Jersey City
N. J
Hunter
Florence Street
Worcester
Plans for State Building at St Louis Fair Approved
State Commission of the Sitis exposition met at 6 Beacon Street with President George Harris presiding. Plans and specifications for the State building were approved and the $25 000 cost appropriated. Miss Helen Whittier of Lowell was chosen to canvass the state for historical articles to place in the hall. She will share offices at the State House and 6 Beacon Street and lead the exhibit collection.
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Beacon Street
George Harris
Helen Whittier
Lowell
State Building
Praise for Mr. Pulitzer
The Associated Press Board of Directors met in New York and elected officers. Frank B. Noyes was named president and other officers included EE B. Haskell and J. H. Estill. A. P. Langtry filled the vacancy on the board. The group praised Joseph Pulitzer for founding the first broad school of journalism.
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New York
Associated Press
Frank B. Noyes
Chicago Record-Herald
EE. B. Haskell
The
Boston Herald
J. H. Estill
Savannah News
Melville E. Stone
Charless. Diehl
Valentine P. Snyder
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago
Charles W. Knapp
St. Louis
Whitelaw Reid
Charles H. Grasty
Baltimore
Stenphen O'Meara
Boston
A. P. Langtry
Springfield
Mass
Union
Victor Rosewater
Omaha
United States
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Pulitzer
France denies Morocco conquest plan amid alliance talk
Paris reports the French foreign office denies any plan to conquer Morocco and rejects claims that Britain consented to such a move to sever France from its Russian alliance as ridiculous.
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Paris
France
Morocco
Great Britain
Somerset exhibition showcases famed cartoonists and humor
The Somerset hosts an artists loan exhibition drawing large crowds. Carl Schultze of Foxy Grandpa fame displays humorous pictures while Arthur T Crichton features cartoons of Eugene Foss and other Boston figures. Opper’s Alphonse and Gaston pieces draw laughs alongside works by J B Bird and O P Williams with portraits of Parker and others. A. N. Heron presents Cupid Has Left the Charles River.
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the Somerset
Carl Schultze
Foxy Grandpa
Arthur Trowbridge Crichton
Eugene N. Foss
Winchester Donald
Congressman McNary
John B. Moran
Hugh Cochrane
Major Thomas Talbot
Alphonse and Gaston
Opper
J. B Bird
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Henry H. Faxon
Charles F. Pidgin
Hart
Governor Greenhalge
DB. C. Bumpus
John F. Fitzgerald
O. P. Williams
Boston
Parker
Perlie A. Dyar
Henry Peabody
A. N. Heron
Twelve Reserve Officers Made Regular Patrolmen
Twelve reserve officers were appointed regular patrolmen in a general order issued by the police commissioners last night. Names and stations include Dennis J. Cronan 1 Patrick J. Cunningham David Driscoll 2 Edward G. Kennedy 9 Jeremiah B. Sheehan Perley C. Palmer 11 John C. Murphy Perley C. Kneeland Benjamin L. Powers 15 Joseph McKinnon and William T. England 16. They will be sworn in today. Patrolman John E. Twomey of the Lagrange street station was found guilty and fined five days pay for being absent from his beat. Patrolman John A. Finnerty’s complaint was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis J. Cronan
Patrick J. Cunningham
David Driscoll
Edward G. Kennedy
Jeremiah B. Sheehan
Perley C. Palmer
John C. Murphy
Perley C. Kneeland
Benjamin L. Powers
Joseph McKinnon
William T. England
John E. Twomey
Lagrange Street
Twomey
John A. Finnerty
Two Mikes Announce Apple Island Outing for Senator Fitzgerald
The Two Mikes group of East Boston plans an annual outing at Apple Island on Sunday to back Senator H S Fitzgerald. A clam bake and fish dinner will be served and supporters are invited. Fitzgerald will attend and Bay View cottage will host his friends with an orchestra.
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Boston
Apple Island
H.S. Fitzgerald
Senator Fitzgerald
Bay View Cottage
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