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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1906

Page

4

Logan and O Connell Open Ward 17 Campaign Rally

Large crowds greet Dorchester candidate Edward Logan and O Connell in Roxbury Ward 17 with open air rallies and club visits. Speakers criticize Logan over South Bay Wharf Company votes and oppose his stance on the Washington Street Subway Referendum.

Logan and O'Connell Roxbury Dorchester O’connell McNamee Cambridge Dearborn Dundley Timothy L. Connelly Charles I. Quirk Theodore Glynn Richard W. Garrity Daniel Murphy Ward 17 Washington Associates Victor Club Albany Club William Jennings Bryan Club Young Men’s Democratic Club Eustis Street Hampden Murphy South Bay South ‘Bay Logan Southampton Street Ath Bay Wharf Company Boston Central Labor Union Washington Street South Bay Wharf Company Ward ii

Logan Seeks 10th District Seat At Boston Rally

Senator Edward L. Logan drew a large ovation at the Tammany Club in Ward 17 during a campaign stop. He attacked opponent Joseph F. OConnell and urged Democrats to support the primary nominee, detailing plans to regulate trusts raise letter carrier pay and classify postal clerks. He outlined district needs and pledged attention to commercial and industrial prosperity. He will speak at A and Granite streets and then tour the peninsula tonight.

Edward L. Logan Ward 17 Tammany Club James M. Curley Senator Logan 10Th District Joseph F. O'Connell Democratic Party O'Connell Logan Granite Streets South Boston Peninsular

Bartlett for O Connell Nominee In Dorchester Rally

General Charles W. Bartlett the Democratic nominee for Governor last year will headline for Joseph F. O Connell. Bartlett notified O Connell he will speak tonight at Washington Hall Dorchester with ex Mayor McNamee Cambridge and others joining in support of O Connell.

Charles W. Bartlett Joseph F. O'Connell Bartlett O’connell Washington Hall Washington Street Norfolk Street Dorchester McNamee Cambridge Charles I. Cooney John J. Hoar Thomas F. Campbell William Kelly William K. Me

Mayor Challenger Challenges Fitzgerald at Ward 8 Rally

Daniel J. Kiley challenges Mayor Fitzgerald to public debate at a Ward 8 rally on Blossom street where ex mayor Whelton and others spoke in support of Kiley. Kiley accuses Fitzgerald of using power to crush him and demands a public defense of his campaign.

Daniel J. Kiley Senate Suffolk Fitzgerald Blossom Street Mancovitz Kiley Whelton Martin M. lLomasney Rosenberg and Lill Burroughs and Robinson William H. McMasters The Commonwealth Riley Boston Edward W. Dixon John F. Fitzgerald

McNary backs Logan at Somerset Club meeting

Congressman William S. McNary declared his support for Senator Edward L. Logan at a Somerset Club gathering. He said he would not actively campaign but urged members to back Logan alongside rival candidate Mr. O Connell.

Williams McNary Edward L. Logan Somerset Club Logan O’connell

Bryan Welcomed in Birmingham Amid Crowds and Talks

W. J. Bryan drew cordial greetings in Birmingham Alabama, rode in a parade, and spoke at the Bijou Theatre on government ownership of railroads and Philippine independence. He addressed workingmen at Gelder's Hall and dined with Col and Mrs Tomlinson before departing for Jackson Mississippi.

Birmingham Ala W. J. Bryan Bijou Philippines Gelder’s Hall Bryan John W. Tomlinson Jackson Miss

Doctor cocktail gains popularity at Broadway cafes

A New York Sunday Herald report describes a new drink dubbed the doctor. It is created by a physician after a long day, using Underberg bitters, Boonekamp, Italian vermouth, and Gordon gin in a two to one ratio. It is served with ice in an old-fashioned glass with an orange slice.

Broadway Underberg Boonekamp

Wellington Hillside Lots Sold This Week

City buyers and investors continue absorbing Wellington Hillside offerings. From nearly 600 lots, 135 remain for sale. Purchasers include George Ray 4686 square feet Harry Corbin 4000 L A Maclean two lots 8000 Alexander Coyne 4000 Itasca street I Paulsen 4811 and C Torghersen 8997 Prairie street Lillian Campbell 4384 Elene street Angus D Brown 4418 Sarah P Kirkland 4000 John McDonough 4000 Colorado street Frank X Weiss 6600 Almont street Alexander C Ford 6000 Alabama street.

Wellington Hillside George Ray Harry Corbin L. A. Maclean Alexander Coyne Itasca I. Paulsen C. Torgersen Prairie Street Lillian Campbell Elene Angus D. Brown Sarah P. Kirkland John McDonough Colorado Street Frank X. Weiss Almont Street Alexander C. Ford Alabama Street

Foss Attacks Lodge In Boston Rally At Potter's Hall

Fugene N. Foss held a Boston rally at Potter's Hall Ward 10. He assailed Senator Lodge over reciprocity treaties and McKinley era policy, contrasting Lodge with Moody and condemning his stance on Canadian relations and the Hay-Bond treaty amid regional interests.

Fugene N. Foss Boston Potter’s Hall Ward 10 Senator Lodge Senate Committee of Foreign Relations United States Congress Moody Lodge West Committee On Foreign Relations Foss McKinley Senate Aldrich Massachusetts Rhode Island Canada Newfoundland Gloucester Gardner

Lomasney and Kiley Target Ward 8 Power in City Hall

A Boston Republic analysis portrays Ward 8 leaders Martin Lomasney and Daniel J. Kiley as Democratic traitors tied to Frothingham era contracts. It forecasts Lomasney and Kiley’s decline through GOP realignment, with emphasis on Ward 8 betrayal votes and a looming mayoral contest led by Fitzgerald.

Fitzgerald the Republic Messrs Martin Lomasney Daniel J. Kiley Ward 8 Democratic Party Mr. Lomasney Boston Edward W. Dixon Senate Hendricks Club Lomasney Republican Party Martin Beacon Hill Lomaskey Kiley Frothingham John F. Fitzgerald Martin M. Lomasney City Hall

Off to Costa Rica Aboard Steamship Esparta

At 2 PM yesterday the steamship Esparta under Captain Rose left Long Wharf for Port Limon Costa Rica with many saloon passengers and freight. On board were A C Wetmore manager of the fruit company's San Domingo division Mrs Wetmore two children and a nurse Miss Wetmore and Mrs James C Caldwell wife of the U S consul at Port Limon.

Esparta Rose Long Wharf Port Limon Costa Rica A. C. Wetmore The Fruit Company San Domingo Wetmore

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