Morse topcoats offer durable style at reduced prices
A local shop promotes Morse made topcoats in autumn styling with discounts from 25 to 7.50. The surplus spring stock is now on counters, described as up to date and unmatched in value in the city.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1905
Page
10
Dark Horses for Candidate in Democratic Gubernatorial Timber
Campaign chatter lists Charles W Bartlett Colonel William A Gaston Ex Mayor Josiah Quincy Winslow Warren Moses Williams Ex Mayor John H H McNamee General Nelson A Miles and James B Carroll as possible Democratic gubernatorial contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Bartlett
William A. Gaston
Josiah Quincy
Winslow Warren
Moses Williams
John H. H. McNamee
Nelson A. Miles
James B. Carroll
Democratic executive committee meets at Liberty Square
The Democratic executive committee gathers at Liberty Square HQ to map campaign plans. Acting Chairman Josiah Quincy is away in New York. General Bartlett is again touted but refrains, citing potential conflicts with his law practice. Rumors hint at a dark horse candidate possibly emerging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Liberty Square
Josiah Quincy
State Committee
New York
General Bartlett
Bartlett
Quincy
Mr. Quincy
Gaston
John A. McCall
Legislative Committee
Democratic Party
Judge Parker
State Democratic Committee
Logan Campaign Rally in South Boston Tonight
A rally for Senator candidate Edward L. Logan will be held tonight at Strand Way foot of I Street in South Boston. Presiding is Charles H. Hottlemans, with speakers Councilmen Hugh Mealey Jr Patrick H. O Connor and William Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Logan
South
Boston
Strandway
I Street
Charles H. Hottleman
Hugh Mealey, Jr
Patrick H. O’connor
William Martin
Big Hole Found in Luce Law Debate
Isaac P. Hutchins said the Election Board will amend the Luce act after throwing out the Ward 19 delegation pledged to Fred S. Hall due to three signatures of men enrolled as Democrats under the Luce act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Election Board
Isaac P. Hutchinson
Ward 19
Fred S. Hall
Hutchinson
Hall
Draper Delegation Prevails in Ward 19 After Board Reversal
Ward 19 now sends only the Draper delegation as Hall supporters protest a decision reversing the Republican city committee. Draper men celebrate while Hall advocates warn the Luce act’s flaws may trigger future mischecks at caucuses and broader political consequences. Hutchinson criticizes the process and calls for a legal reform to protect Republican rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board
Republican City Committee
Ward 19
Draper
Hall
Hutchinson
Battle of Banners in Ward 17 Defoe Glynn Campaign Clash
In Roxbury Democratic candidate Theodore A. Glynn backed by Thomas Jefferson, Hampden, Orchard, Mohawk, Harrison Webber and Thomas F. Phelan clubs, faces Tamany aligned forces led by Michael J. McEttrick. Tomorrow night both sides plan open battle with march past the Tammany headquarters and banners posing questions to Tamany voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Charlestown
Theodore A. Glynn
Ward 17
Thomas Jefferson Democratic
Hampden, Orchard
Mohawk
Harrison Webber
Thomas F. Phelan
Tammany
Michael J. McEttrick
Glynn
Linehan to Talk at Douglass Rally
Alderman Linehan is the principal speaker at a Lyceum Hall East Boston rally in support of John J. Douglass, who runs for the House on an anti trust platform. Francis McLaughlin presides with speakers including McCullough Hennessey Healy Quinn and Dennis Shehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Linehan
Lyceum Hall
Boston
John J. Douglass
House
Anticeck Trust
Francis McLaughlin
McCullough
Joseph Hennessey
Lowell
William Healy
John Quinn
Dennis Shehan
Big Rally Tonight In Hudson Street School
A campaign event unfolds at the Pierpont schoolhouse on Hudson Street with "Fionest John" Quinn and John L. Donovan leading the opening rally for Fort Hill voters and South Cove residents. Ward 7 representatives will attend along with several other speakers in an old fashioned gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John” Quinn
Fort Hill
John L. Donovan
South Cove
Pierpont
Hudson Street
Quinn
Mr. Donovan
Rally Tonight in Spelman Hall South Boston
A rally is planned in Spelman Hall South Boston in support of the State delegation led by Frank J. Linehan and the county delegation led by Leo F. McCullough. Speakers include Alderman Linehan Senator Collins Representative Brazzeli Councilman McCullough ex-Councilman Newton Duffey Watson Ford Fox McDonough ex-Councilman Monaghan and Daniel Tobin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spelman Hall
Boston
Frank J. Linehan
Leo F. McCullough
Thomas J. Collins
Eugene T. Brazzeli
William L. Newton
James A. Duffey
James A. Watson
Francis J. W. Ford
Michael J. Fox
James R. McDonough
J. E. L. Monaghan
Daniel Tobin
Samuel B Stewart Dies at Newtonville Amid Rail Career
Samuel B Stewart 74 father of J B Stewart Division Superintendent of the Boston and Albany railroad died at his son's Foster street home in Newtonville He was a native of Stewartsville New Jersey and had lived in the area about four years He previously served as agent for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western at Orange New Jersey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Stewart
Newton Newtonville
J. B. Stewart
Boston & Albany Railroad
Foster Street
Newtonville
Stewartsville
N. J
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Road
Orange
M Nary and Sullivan discuss mayoralty by wireless
A dramatic wireless chat from the Grand Banks shows William M Nary and John A Sullivan debating Democratic mayoral candidates Fitzgerald Donovan and Jim Jeems. They analyze political moves like a chess game with Lomasney Whelton and others, ending with the word STRATEGY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’nary
Sullivan
Grand Banks
Backroom Talks Hint at Donovan Lomasney Mayor Bid
Anti-Lomasney forces in City Hall weigh a Donovan Lomasney compromise to halt Edward J. Donovan for mayor and blunt John F. Fitzgerald. Names floated include Joseph J. Corbett Patrick J. Kennedy and possibly ex-Congressman O Neill or ex Alderman John H. Lee as potential links. No decisive action until gubernatorial scene clarifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Donovan
John F. Fitzgerald
Joseph J. Corbett
Patrick J. Kennedy
Joseph H. O’nell
Mr. Lomasney
John H. Lee
Collins
Lee
James Donovan
Lomasney
Huge Schooners Race South After Fog Lifts
Five coal and lumber schooners break from harbor in brisk ocean race toward home ports. Gardiner G. Deering Edward B. Binney and Alice M. Colburn head to Baltimore while James Pierce Ruth Merrill head to Philadelphia, all under full sail from Boson Light toward their destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Gardiner G. Deering
Edward B. Binney
Alice M. Colburn
James Pierce
Ruth Merrill
Boson
Accused Murderer Williams Examined for Sanity
At Burlington Vermont on September 20 the trial of Benjamin Williams charged with murdering Police Officer James McGrath on May 12, 1904 was postponed until tomorrow to determine Williams sanity. Five alienists examined Williams this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
Benjamin Williams
James McGrath
Williams
Lowell Cotton Weave r Commits Death by Own Action
Alphonse Marceau a 32 year old cotton weaver unmarried living at 510 Merrimac Street Lowell shot himself in the hallway early today. He was taken to the hospital by ambulance where he died from two gunshot wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Alphonse Marceau
Merrimac Street
Day of Sensation in the Big Insurance Probe
John A McCall testified on campaign spending to defeat free silver and described payments from New York Life to Andrew Hamilton. He detailed Hamiltons long control of company finances including real estate, legal work, and non audit procedures, while acknowledging the 235000 dollar payment and ongoing 100000 dollar annual legal fees. District Attorney Jerome observed hearings as presidents guests discussed insurance probes and policy matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bryan
Free Silver
John A. McCall
Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee
McCall
New York Life
New York Life Insurance Company
Democratic Party
Andrew A. Hamilton
Albany
Hamilton
Hughes
Mr. McCall
Andrew Hamilton
Pierce
United States
George W. Perkins
Perkins
Jerome
Roosevelt Hosts Sagamore Hill Conference Aides
A significant meeting was held at Sagamore Hill tonight with President Roosevelt, Elihu Root, Secretary of State, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, and former ambassador Joseph H. Choate participating. The gathering focused on important policy discussions shaping early 20th century U.S. diplomacy.
Factions Clash at National Life Underwriters Meet
In Hartford on September 20 delegates from the West clashed with Eastern and other regions over a censure resolution against alleged irregularities in certain insurance circles. Co W Van Tuyl of Minneapolis warned against blind loans and midnight transfers as the dispute ended with no adjournment decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Co. W. van Tuyl
Minneapolis
National Association of Life Underwriters
J. J. Raleigh
St. Louis
American financier seeks order to halt deportation of French convict
Romaine Daurignac brother of Theresa Humbert said he will appeal to President Roosevelt to stop his deportation after serving a French prison term. At Ellis Island he argued that France has not advanced in finance as America, justifying his imprisonment and noting his standing among fellow detainees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York
Romaine Daurignac
Theresa Humbert
United States
Daurignac
Ellis Island
France
America
Emperors Toast Miss Roosevelt in Seoul Audience
The Emperor of Korea hosted Miss Alice Roosevelt and Rear Admiral Train for a luncheon in Seoul marking her first audience during his reign. American Minister Morgan escorted Miss Roosevelt and sat with the crown prince as the Emperor toasted the President's daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Corea
Alice Roosevelt
Train
Morgan
Miss Roosevelt
Corean Cabinet
Celts Commemorate Robert Emmet Death in Boston Hall
An enthusiastic memorial meeting marked the 102nd anniversary of Robert Emmet's execution at Clan na Gael Hall South Boston under Celtic and Irish American groups. The event featured Irish music addresses by Doherty Donoghue Gavin and 22 new initiates to the associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emmet
Clanna-Gael
D Street
Boston
Greater
William W. Doherty
Thomas F. Doherty
Francis D. Donoghue
Thomas F. Gavin
Watertown
J. J. Murphy
Probation for Young Couple in Forgery Case
In Springfield on September 20 Judge E B Maynard sentenced Stewart Kennedy and his 16 year old wife Ethel Kennedy to mild penalties for forgery and uttering forged checks. Kennedy received a term at the Massachusetts Reformatory while Mrs Kennedy was placed on probation. The sentences reflect the offenders youth and backing from prominent women in Brooklyn society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Stewart Kennedy
Ethel
Brooklyn
E. B. Maynard
Creamer
Brooklyn Bank
Kennedy
Massachusetts Reformatory
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Vrtual
Dark Horse
Bartlett OR
Logan
Goood
the Plimpton Hervey Go. House Furnishers
Union Street
Faneul
Luce Law
Luce
Ouch
Timmy
James
Congressman
Newfoundland
Frankfort
McNary
John A. Sullivan
Wilhelm
John
Emperor
Johann
William
Fitzgerald
Fitz
Donovan
Jeems
John A
Kelcher
Jim
Bill
Dan Whelton
Eddie Donovan
Congressman John
New England
Lowell Cotton Weaver
Pressly
National Committee
William F. Sheehan
Democratic National Committee
Democratic National Campaign
M’call
Mr. Hughes
Houghton & Dutton
Moore
Pitts-Kimball CO
Uneeda
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