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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1906

Page

7

Remarkable New Teachers Rise in Charlestown Schools

Miss Mary Barker of 76 Monument Street Charlestown leads a primary class at Prescott Primary School praised for zeal perseverance and avid reading. Miss Linda O Dowd of Bun ker Hill Street Charlestown joins Cushman School North End after rapid early promotions to Normal School and high graduation marks.

Mary Barker Monument Street Charlestown Prescott Linda O’dowd Cushman School North End Bunker Hill Street

Steamer Prince Edward Goes for Speed Trial

The Dominion Atlantic Company's steamer Prince Edward, after two weeks at Atlantic Works yard for machinery overhauls, departed the yard shortly after 11 yesterday for a bay speed trial. The trial is in the interest of prospective purchasers, a Danish firm negotiating for the steamer for a month.

Dominion Atlantic Company Prince Edward Atlantic Works

Hub veterans observe Antietam anniversary at G A R post

Boston veterans marked the 44th anniversary of the Civil War battle by gathering at Post 7 G A R headquarters. A dinner was served as about 60 members of the Second Massachusetts joined the observance.

Hub Boston Post 7 Second Massachusetts

Appleton Estate Probate Sparks Will and Heir Dispute

The late Captain Nathan Appleton left his entire estate to Miss Edith Russell Wills of Newburyport to marry him soon after his death. His first wife Jeannette Appleton seeks to claim her legal heir status claiming the absolute divorce was not in force at death. The will designates Miss Wills as administratrix with no bond required.

Nathan Appleton Captain Appleton Jeannette Appleton Wills Edith Russell Wills

Dorchester Speech Attacks Logan Over South Bay Wharf Bill

Joseph F. O Connell campaigns in Ward 20 Dorchester praising industrial growth from the South Bay project. He accuses Logan of siding with the New York New Haven Hartford railroad to kill the bill, citing ensuing wharves, job creation, and rising property values as proof of the district's gains. He notes a freight terminal planned by the railroad and urges voters to remember Logan's opposition.

Joseph F. O'Connell Dorchester Avenue Field’s Corner Glover's Corner Dorchester O'Connell James Donovan Donovan Ward 17 Charles J. Cooney John J. Hoar Theodore Glynn William H. McMasters John J. Cummings Mr. O'Connell Logan House of Representatives South Bay New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad South Bay Wharf Company South Bay Company Roxbury Massachusetts Avenue

Congressman Sees Opportunities To Benefit District

A congressman expressed confidence that opportunities ahead can be harnessed for the district’s gain, framing them as actionable paths for local development and improvement.

Logan Rally Focuses On Party Treachery In Ward 24

Senator Edward L. Logan delivers a pointed rally in Ward 24 denouncing party treachery. He accuses Joseph F. O Connell of repeated treachery to Bryan Quincy and Collins, defends his own labor and referndum votes, and argues the next Congress requires experienced lawmakers to handle tariff and other great questions.

Edward L. Logan Ward 24 Joseph F. O’connell William Jennings Bryan Josiah Quincy Patrick A. Collins Dorchester William S. McNary South Boston Congress Washington Democratic Party

Senator Logan Holds Rallies in Quincy Venues Tonight

Senator Logan plans rallies in Music Hall and St. Marys Hall Quincy and will be greeted by a reception from the Spanish War Veterans of Quincy.

Logan Music Hall St. Mary's Hall Quincy

O Connell to Speak at Noonday Rally and Dorchester Gatherings

Joseph F. O Connell will address a noonday rally at Walworth Manufacturing Company today at 12:80 oclock. This evening he will speak at Harvey's Hall Dorchester and Catholic Union Hall Dorchester Lower Mills with speakers Charles L. Cooney John J. Cummings Charles I Quirk Charles F M Malley and Michael F Culliney.

Joseph F. O'Connell Walworth Manufacturing Company Harvey's Hall Lauriat Avenue Dorchester Catholic Union Hall Dorchester Lower Mills Mr. O'Connell Charles L. Cooney John J. Cummings Charles I. Quirk Charles F. M. Malley Michael F. Culliney

New Kind of Graft Sparks East Boston Meeting

James J. Collins, seeking the Democratic nomination for Ward 2 House seat, denounced a graft pattern where elected representatives and councilmen gain jobs with corporations. He cited reports of officials using office influence to land payroll positions, arguing such acts betray the voters who elected them.

East Boston James J. Collins House of Representatives Ward 2 Collins

Connolly Drops Bid for Congress to Join City Post

Connolly of Ward 9 withdrew his congressional nomination papers to run against Congressman Kelther, a move seen as signaling May or Fitzgerald’s lack of opposition. He was later appointed deputy city collector, prompting view that the Mayor aims to place Brother Henry as Kelther’s successor.

Daniel’. Connolly John A. Kelcher Patrick Bowen Fitzgerald Kelther Connolly Brother Henry Keliher

Auto damaged in Roxbury rally attack on candidates

Timothy L. Connelly, Suffolk seventh district Senate candidate, had his car badly damaged by a mob at Norfolk avenue and Magazine street while he was at an open air rally with Joseph F. O Connell, 10th district Congressional candidate. Arrests are expected in connection with the incident.

Timothy L. Connelly Senate Suffolk Roxbury Norfolk Avenue Magazine Street Joseph F. O'Connell Congress

Indorsed Trainor by Ward 9 Old Men's Club

The Old Men's Social Club of Ward 9 met at Mc Carthy's Hall Albany Street with President David McCarthy presiding. Democratic Legislative Candidate Edward J. Trainor of Ward 9 spoke and was unanimously indorsed for the Legislature.

Old Men's Social Club Ward 9 McCarthy’s Hall Albany Street David McCarthy Edward J. Trainor Trainor

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