Colored voters urged to unite for equality and education
A mass meeting at Parker Memorial Hall organized by the New England Suffrage League and Boston Suffrage League urged colored citizens to back national aid to education and enforce the 14th amendment. Speakers included Lt Governor Guild and W E B Du Bois, calling for unity and political rights with Massachusetts standing by them.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Parker Memorial Hall
New England Suffrage League
Boston Suffrage League
I. D. Barnett
Boston Committee of
Gaston Not Want It Says Democratic Leader Leaves
Acting Chairman Josiah Quincy of the Democratic State committee departed for New York last night and refused to name a Governor candidate. He said Colonel Gaston did not wish to be nominated and would not attend the Democratic executive committee meeting at Liberty Square headquarters tomorrow afternoon.
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Josiah Quincy
Democratic State Committee
New York
Quincy
Gaston
Democratic Executive Committee
Liberty Square
Alderman Linehan Attacks Good Government Group
Alderman Frank J. Linehan fires a broadside at the Good Government Association issuing a letter of complaint about its stance on recent charges. He insists on a public investigation into bribes offered related to the National Dock Trust petition and urges the Board of Aldermen to act. He argues for aggressive, enterprising reform to combat municipal government failures.
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Frank J. Linehan
Good Government Association
Alderman Linehan
National Dock Trust
Boars of Aldermen
United States
Watson Rally Tonight At Vernon And Cabot Roxbury
Jerry Watson plans a rally at the Vernon and Cabot streets corner in Roxbury inviting all opponents to attend and answer the charges Watson intends to make.
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Jerry Watson
Vernon and
Cabot Streets
Roxbury
Watson
French puts in his plea campaign manifesto targets Massachusetts Republicans
Republican attorney general candidate Asa P. French gains traction with a manifesto aligning with Champlin Malone and Sanderson. The document notes his role in Bram murder defense and his prosecution of the tobacco trust cases, aiming to sway GOP voters in Massachusetts.
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Asa P. French
General Champlin
Dana Malone
George Sanderson
Massachusetts
Mr. French
Bram
Tobacco Trust
Itch Fiend That Is Salt Rheum or Eczema Outlined
It describes eczema as an outward manifestation of scrofula with itchy burning oozing and scaling patches on various body parts. It notes that external applications cannot cure it and that the blood must be freed from impurity to remove the condition.
Burial of Boston Mayor Davis Reflects Simple Funeral Traditions
The Boston Post recounts the Nov 26 1845 funeral for Mayor Thomas Aspinwall Davis. Attended by both city council branches, the service at Winter Street Church traced his pious life from Brookline birth to religious work, culminating in a tranquil final utterance and burial in Brookline.
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Thomas A. Davis
Boston
Boston Post
Thomas Aspinwall Davis
Winter Street
Brookline
Mr. Richards
Dr. Pierce
Davis
Pierce
Park Street
Maria Jackson
William Jackson
Hanover Street
Beecher
Bowdoin Street
Federal Street
N. Adams
Tributes to Collins by Division 72 Hi Bernians
The Ancient Order of Hi bernians Division 72 honored Mayor Collins with resolutions adopted by a committee led by Patrick Cooney and including James F. McDermott William A H Crowley Edward Torpey Thomas J. Walsh and Dennis J Coleman. The group quoted a memorial poem and called him a devoted public servant.
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Order of Hibernians
Collins
Patrick Cooney
James F. McDermott
William A. H. Crowley
Edward Torpey
Thomas J. Walsh
Dennis J. Coleman
Resolutions by Boys' Industrial League Honor Mayor Collins
The Boys' Industrial League adopted resolutions on the death of Mayor Collins. They note a personal friend whose wishes for success will be missed and who was loved by all and ready to help anyone.
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Collins
Boys’ Industrial League
Memorial Service for Late Mayor Collins at St Marys
A memorial service will be held Monday at 9 a m in St Marys Church North End for the repose of the soul of the late Mayor Patrick A Collins. He taught in the church Sunday school in his early manhood.
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Patrick A. Collins
St. Mary’s Church
North End
Machine programme ready as mayoral deadlock discussed
Superintendent James Donovan of the Democratic organization said the party has its programme mapped out and will publish it at the proper time. He avoided comment on the mayoralty stalemate among Lomasney Fitzgerald and the machine and hinted at potential obstacles to any candidate chosen for mayor.
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James Donovan
Democratic Organization
Collins
Mr. Donovan
Lomasney
Fitzgerald
Martin Lomasney
Edward J. Donovan
Joseph J. Corbett
Patrick J. Kennedy
Mr. Lomasney
Donovan
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Machine
Swedish Republican Club eyes state league formation
The Swedish Republican Club in Waltham votes to contact other Swedish clubs in the state to form a league. A committee of O. B. Kristenson, J. Sundin, Andrew Olson and John W. Howall is appointed to explore feasibility.
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Waltham
O. B. Kristenson
J. Sundin
Andrew Olson
John W. Howall
Mayor Whelton Becomes Acting Boston Leader
The article portrays Daniel A. Whelton, 32, stepping into the mayoral role after Patrick A. Collins’s death. It notes his calm, businesslike approach, lack of political theater, and potential influence from figures like Martin Lomasney, with City Hall as his daily domain.
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Virginia
Collins
Board of Aldermen
Daniel A. Whelton
Dan Whelton
Patrick A. Collins
Star of Democracy
City Hall
Industrial Peace Plan Gains Ground in Towns
A practical program led by the Citizens Industrial Association advocates ending strikes through local unions joining a nationwide framework. It urges towns to organize, fund organizers, and appeal to public opinion via an Industrial Jury while promoting steadier work and profits for merchants, workers, and railroads. C. W. Post endorses the movement and invites contributions to fund the effort.
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Union
Garrison
Andrew
North
America
Massachusetts
W. E. B. DuBois
Atlanta University
Labor Trust
Chicago
Citizens Industrial Association of America
National Association
New York
National Association For
Citizens Association
National Citizens Industrial Association
Yellow Journal
Labor
Yellow
Labor Papers
Moran Not Ready to Open Campaign
John B. Moran, a district attorney candidate, said he would delay campaigning for a day or two. He plans to give at least one speech before the primaries on the 26th, but has not chosen a location or date for the first address.
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John B. Moran
Mr. Moran
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