Where Is John Quinns Home in Ward Dispute
The Election Board spent hours weighing evidence over whether Representative John Quinn Jr. resides in Ward 7 or Ward 20. Quinn testified about addresses at Wendell Street Brighams Hotel 26 Hudson Street and 88 Esmond Street while witnesses placed him at Dorchester and Hudson Street residences. The board adjourned to Chief Justice Brown for a ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quinn, Jr
John
Brown
Quinn
Jennings
Wendell Street
Sutton
Brigham’s Hotel
Hudson Street
Miss Myers
Democratic City Committee
Esmond Street
Dorchester
New Dorchester
Houdson Street
Ward 7
Boston
Mass
Thomas G. White
Mr. Quinn
White
Mulhall
Horgan
Quin
Young Men's Democratic Club
Senator Fitzgerald
William J. Mulhall
Harrison Avenue
Mary T. Myers
Ward
Stephen P. Walsh
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Mr. Murray
Catherine McPhilomy
Catherine
Mary Jane Kane
Martin Ryan
Cornelius Sullivan
Michael F. Sullivan
William L. Donohue
Clarke challenges Hanna to joint Senate debate in Norwalk
Democratic candidate John P. Clarke challenged Senator Hanna to a joint debate in Norwalk on the campaign issues, delivering the challenge in a speech tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
John P. Clarke
United States
Hanna
Clock Gifted to McGahan and O'Meara at Washington Street
Edward C Fitz gerald announced important business at their Washington street business opposite the New Globe Theatre last night. Upon return a marble clock was affixed to the wall as a gift from friends. John J O'Brien and Harry Goldsmith spoke in presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. McGahan
James H. O'Meara
Edward C. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Washington Street
New Globe Theatre
John J. O’brien
Harry Goldsmith
President Roosevelt Attends Seawanhaka Dinner
President Roosevelt was guest of honor at the Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club annual dinner in Oyster Bay on September 18. The event was modest as he refused a grand banquet with external guests. Lipton could not attend due to illness and other duties. Secret service guarded the President with club precautions.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
Army
Navy
West
Secret Service
Miles Off to Oil Fields From War Hero to Energy Pioneer
Lt Gen Nelson A Miles moves into Texas oil with nearly 3000 acres near tidewater. He travels from Chicago with ex Governor Hogg and Boston inventor Bruck to assess value and possible solidified oil fuel. If successful he plans to sell fuel by storing oil in buried trenches to avoid Standard Oil storage costs.
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Nelson A. Miles
Boston
Texas
Tidewater
General Miles
Hogg
Chicago
St. Louis
Vg. N. Bruck
Bruck Solidified Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Diamond Brooch Scandal Involves Nannie Langhorne Shaw
Richmond report notes Mrs. Nannie Langhorne Shaw refuses to pay heavy duty on a diamond brooch claimed as a gift from Grand Duke Michael of Russia. The divorced Boston man’s wife, famed for European triumphs, has returned to Virginia visiting Hamilton and Newport before heading to Albemarle. The tale fuels society intrigue about the Czar’s uncle and Shaw’s allure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Nannie Langhorne Shaw
Robert G. Shaw
Boston
Michael
Russia
Shaw
Europe
Charles Dana Gibson
Reginald Brooks
Curious News Batch From The Times Headlines
A wide miscellany of odd incidents and local curiosities spans across states. German innkeeper wagers a wine barrel challenge from Swiss border to Rome. various misfortunes include a bedbug case, a drowning find, a boat tragedy, and a gallery of unusual lawsuits and social mishaps.
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Fritz Adolphy
Arizona
Rome
Lambert Alpaugh
Trenton
N. J
Common Pleas Court
Greenwich
Conn
Bite
Bessie Smythe
Castine
Bath
Paris
Corkleg
William H. Keyes
Corning
N. Y
East River
George B. Smith
Oakland
Cal
William Marsden
Albert Ecklund
Wyoming
Lucien P. Wagner
Rochester
H. W. Haynie
Seattle
Gamecock
William Hopkins
Elwood
Ind
Memphis
Red Lodge
Mont
Trinity
Asbury Park
John Fritz
Montclair
Philip Burt
Tyson, Vt
Mary Munday
Wellston
East Orange
William Sheperd
Trinidad
Mahlon Rapp
Sioux Falls
Omaha
John McRea
S. M. Brechbill
Stevens County
Wash
Son
James Williams
Belle Vernon
Penn
F. P. Reynolds
St. Joseph
Frederick M. Alger
Detroit
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Josephine Hill
New Brunswick
Walter Wynne
Derby
John Keenan
Dover
Kansas State Barber Board
Henry Michael
Samuel Seebed
Florence Hoffman
Vineland
Andrew Murray
Stamford
Suspense at Tremont Temple Over Pastor Decision
Tremont Temple members await word on whether Rev. Dr. Williamson from St. Louis will accept as pastor. Prayers seek guidance in choosing a leader to unite the church and restore its former strength, with a Sunday communication anticipated to relieve the suspense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Tremont Temple
St. Louis
Lorimer
Reception to Boston University Freshmen
The Christian Association of Boston University held a reception for the freshman class in the Liberal Arts School chapel. A ticket system ranked seniors to freshmen by color, and a point prize went to Miss Hallet with 223. Deans and Y M C A and Y W C A leaders spoke while the evening featured games and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Association of Boston University
Liberal Arts
Somerset Street
Ethel Flewellyn
Edith Benner
Adelita Shaw
Zenas Staples
Earl Baker
Ernest Chase
Mildred Smith
Beth Brainard
Hallet
Dean Huntingdon
Jennie Allen
M. G. Robinson
McIsaac Campaign Rally Defends Senate Bid in South Boston
Daniel V. McIsaac, Democratic Senate hopeful from South Boston, faced attacks from opponent E. L. Logan at Gray's Hall. McIsaac defended his record on gas rates, transportation bills, and support for Spanish War veterans, while asserting Ward 15’s rightful claim to a Senate seat.
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Daniel V. MelIsaac
Senate
Boston
E. L. Logan
Gray's Hall
Mr. McIsaac
M. J. Reidy
Joseph B. F. Whall
Joseph F. O'Connell
Dorchester
McIisaac
Reuben Rush
McIsaac
Congressman McNary
Logan
Ward 14
Joseph J. Norton
Norton
Daniel J. Barry
Mgr. Logan
McNary
Ward 15
MedIsaac
Peruna Endorsements From Noted American Figures
Prominent Americans including Almont Barnes Fred S Goodrich H Henry Powers and Lucien Young endorse Peruna as a cure for catarrh and a tonic for colds and debility. The ad asserts widespread congressional and gubernatorial testimonials and warns against imitations while urging readers to verify genuine bottles with Dr Hartman.
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Peruna
Almont Barnes
U. S
Venezuela
S. A
Bureau of Statistics of
State Department
Bureau of Statistics In Agricultural Department
Washington, D. C
Fred
Goodrich
Congress
Florida
Shawnee
Okla
Fred S. Goodrich
H. Henry Powers
Vermont
Morrisville
Lucien Young
Santiago
McIsaac touted as Ward 15 Senate candidate
The passage hails Mr. McIsaac as an honest, intelligent and capable Senator who will represent South Boston. It accuses Mr. Reidy and Mr. Logan of improper tactics and inverted know nothingism, while stressing fair representation for Ward 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reidy
Logan
McIisaac
Raymond Denies Senate Candidacy Amid Cambridge Political Rumors
Mr. George J. Raymond states he is not in politics despite compliments and reports of his potential Senate candidacy. He notes political machine influence in Cambridge and warns caucus packing could affect representation at the State House next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Raymond
Senate
State House
Cambridge
Rally for D. D. Leahy at the Tammany Club
The Tammany Club Ward 18 hosted a rally for David D. Leahy vying for Senate. Speakers praised Leahy’s record, condemned opponent Larkin as a carpetbagger, and urged strong Democratic unity in Ward 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Leahy
Tammany Club
Hannan Campaign Drives Ward 24 Re Election Bid
Representative W. E. Hannan conducts a vigorous Ward 24 campaign aiming for re election and a likely return to the House. He served as clerk of the committee on cities last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hannan
Committee On Cities
Dorchester Leader Hannan Fostered Local Reform and Street Work
The Dorchester figure secured land for the street cleaning department and backed labor measures while prioritizing people over corporations. Born in Dorchester, he served three terms on the Common Council before joining the House.
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Dorchester
Mr. Hannan
Common Council
Tammany Ward 2 Club Indorses Fitzgerald for State Senator
The Tammany Club of Ward 2 elected officers including President Thomas J. Giblin and recording secretary John J. Fitzgerald. The organization voted to indorse Henry S. Fitzgerald for State Senator, with an executive committee consisting of Edward Barron, William Murphy, William Dorgan, and Michael Whasus Darry.
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Tammany Club
Ward 2
Thomas J. Giblin
Edward J. Doherty
George Watts
William J. Dunn
John J. Fitzgerald
Edw. Barron
William J. Murphy
William Dorgan
Michael Wh
Asus
Darry
Indorse
Henry
Fitzgerald
J J Leonard Stands By His Convictions
Democratic candidate Joseph J. Leonard for Ward 23 Representative affirms his views on the extension of the L structure to Forest Hills after receiving a letter from Jean P. Nickerson secretary of a Roslindale citizens mass meeting requesting his position.
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J. J. Leonard
Joseph J. Leonard
Ward
Jean P. Nickerson
Roslindale
Forest Hills
Citizen's Stand Against Political Use of Question
In a letter Leonard rejects turning the issue into politics. He says he declines to be part of a crime and prioritizes honest convictions over pursuing an election to the General Court. He resents attempts to inflict political chastisement for his expressed opinion.
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Leonard
Registration in Revere Adds 22 Men and 4 Women to Voter List
The Revere Board of Registrars held their first meeting of the year in Town Hall and added 22 men and four women to the voting list. Officials note apathy and little interest in the State election.
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Revere
Rally planned to support ex Representative Foley Ward 16
A Crescent Club social group of Roxbury announces a rally at St Andrews Square Hall South Boston Monday evening in support of ex Representative Richard H Foley seeking renomination from Ward 16. Foley sits on labor and other committees and faces multiple opponents including Gavin Collins Lyons and Kelly. Speakers include Gallagher Harrington Jackson Hurley Sheehan and others. Noonan to preside.
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Richard H. Foley
Ward 16
Crescent Clule
Roxbury
St. Andrews Square Hall
Boston
Foley
Arthur J. Gavin
Michael J. Collins
William J. Lyons
James Kelly
Eagles
Heptasophs
Daniel W. Gallagher
East Boston
Francis F. Harrington
Jackson
Fall River
Edward McDonald
John Hurley
Daniel Sheehan
John Noonan
McGrady Campaign Rallies Held in Ward 13
Three rallies supported Edward F. McGrady for Representative. They gathered at Haven Associates Bowen Athletic Club and Ward 13 Democratic Club with speeches by McDonald Curry James Grady Michael Daley and Edward F. McGrady.
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Ward 13
Edward F. McGrady
The
Haven Associates
Bowen Athletic Club
Democratic Club
McDonald
Curry
James Grady
Michael Daley
Fitzgerald Support Endorsed by Ward 6 Italian Club
At a Ward 6 Italian Democratic Club meeting held at 294 Hanover Street last evening, members voted to back Henry S. Fitzgerald for the Senate. Marciano Santosuosso presided with speakers James J. Caporale Dr. Joseph Santosuosso Henry P. Moltedo and Ralph Ferri presenting remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 6
Italian Democratic Club
Hanover Street
Henrys. Fitzgerald
Senate
Marciano Santosuosso
James J. Caporale
Joseph Santosuosso
Henry P. Moltedo
Ralph Ferri
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John Quinn
M’gahan
O’meara
Metcalf
T. Metcalf Co
Court Street
Seawanhaka
Expert
Grand Duke
Boston University
M’isaac
Sampson
Oklahoma
Reruna
D. A. Nunn
Tennessee
Ray
Hartman
Melrose
Malden
Everett
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Mr. Leahy
Joseph P. Walsh
Michael A. Sullivan
W. F. A. Bailey
Whittier Street
Consin
Daniel V. M’isaac
South
Raymond
Ward 18
David D. Leahy
George B. Whittaker
James P. Timilty
Larkin
Henry Lehan
Leahy
H. Joseph Quinn
Central Labor Union
Doyle
Corn Products CO
Hannan
William E. Hannan
Indorse Fitzgerald
M’grady
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