Boston Caucuses This Week Stir Republican Races
Republicans and Democrats in Boston face a spree of caucuses and primaries this week with fierce contests across the third to eleventh congressional districts. Notable battles involve Batchelder, Tirrell, Ames, Knox, Atwood, Pierce, Powers, Williams, and many local ward contenders in Chelsea Dorchester and Charlestown. Major senatorial and sheriff contests also loom as party leaders marshal support ahead of crucial ballots.
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Dorchester
Alderman Codman
J. B. L. Bartlett
Beacon Hill
Codman
Alderman Adams
Jed W. Estey
Lemuel W. Peters
Arthur A. Maxwell
Peters
Callender
Saunders
Sheriff Seavey
Swallow
Hutchinson
Presho
Richardson
Conry Opens Campaign In Ward 6 As Opponent Fares Press
Ex president Joseph A. Conry kicks off his ninth district congressional bid with a Ward 6 rally at North Bennet street ward room. He will follow with speaks at Jackson Hall Hanover and Charter streets, Sterling Hall Sumner street East Boston, then another North End rally and a final event at Lyceum Hall East Boston. A team of speakers will address national issues shaping the race.
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Joseph A. Conry
Congress
Fitzgerald
Conry
Ward Room
North
Bennet Street
Ward 6
Jackson Hall
Hanover
Charter Streets
Sterling Club
Sterling Hall
Sumner Street
East Boston
North End
Lyceum Hall
Corbett supporters protest ward room denial before caucus
In Ward 3 supporters of Joseph J. Corbett for Congress David B Shaw for Senate James J Mellen and Charles S Sullivan for Representatives denounce the superintendent of public buildings for denying use of the ward room for a pre caucus political meeting Their opponents had permits most nights but failed to hold meetings The next largest hall at 6 Bunker Hill street will host a meeting to argue the case and discuss the Corbett ticket candidates and the opposition records Speakers include Shaw Sullivan Mellen Fitzgerald Murray Werridge Murphy and others prominent in Ward 8 politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Corbett
Congress
David 8. Shaw
Senate
James J. Mellen
Charles S. Sullivan
Corbett
Page
McCarthy
David B. Shaw
Thomas F. Fitzerald
William F. Murray
Thomas Www Serridge
Francis J. Murphy
Mr. Corbett
Ward 19 Politics Councilman McInerney Seeks House Seat
Councilman McInerney mounts a strong campaign in Ward 19 as he aims for a house bid. Local supporters rally behind his bid, highlighting his record on city issues and his qualifications for state representation.
Boston Council race one firm front runner emerges
Among six candidates only Councilman Mcinerney has a clearly conceded place. Rumors at City Hall and Roxbury allege Mcinerney has hired more staff in the year than any other councilor or even some representatives or aldermen. He is seen around City Hall actively placing laborers and pushing ward improvements this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Pierce
Viarrison TH. Atwood
John Shaw
William W. Towle
Naphen
Atwood
State House
Pierce
Shaw
Quincy
Towle
MceInerney
City Hall
Roxbury
MelInerney
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Hoar and Myers Prepare Stump Tour in Massachusetts
Senator Hoar will campaign for the Republican national committee mainly in Massachusetts to oppose anti imperialists as he pursues re election seen as certain. Speaker Myers will also campaign against former anti imperialist allies and aims for another term as Speaker.
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Senator Hoar
Republican National Committee
Massachusetts
Myers
Hoar
Senate
Friends of Frank W Estey Urge GOP Nomination
In the eighth Suffolk senatorial district Frank W Estey presses a strong bid for the Republican nomination against ex Representative Lemuel W Peters. Backers claim decisive support for Estey in the caucus race.
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Frank W. Estey
Suffolk
Lemuel W. Peters
Friends of
Chickering
Political meeting lists speakers for Pr H Bradley event
Pr H Bradley for Representatives and delegates pledged to Congressman John F Fitzgerald are noted. Evening speakers included Dennis O Connell John Mullen Joseph Doherty Frank Welsh Edward Canny George Tanner Joseph Bradley and Frank Connelly.
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Pr. H. Bradley
John F. Fitzgerald
Dennis O’connell
John Mullen
Joseph Doherty
Frank Welsh
Edward Canny
George Tanner
Joseph Bradley
Frank Connelly
Kent Club Meeting Speaker Watson Plans Second Talk
Representative James A. Watson of Ward 18 spoke yesterday at the Kent Club on Washington street opposite Cliff street. He will address the Bryan and Stevenson Club at 1042 Tremont street.
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James A. Watson
Ward 18
Kent Club
Washington Street
Cliff Street
Bryan and Stevenson Club
Tremont Street
Rally for McGarthy Nominee in Cauley Hall Meeting
A rally in Cauley Hall Tuesday evening supports Jeremiah F. McCarthy Democratic Senate nominee. Speakers include Joseph T. Walsh John J. O'Hare John F. O’Sullivan Joseph A. Dennison Hon Peter F. Taguire Jeremiah F. McCarthy and John J. Hayes will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauley Hall
Jeremiah F. McCarthy
Joseph T. Walsh
John J. O’hiare
John F. O'Sullivan
Joseph A. Dennison
Peter F. Tagu
John J. Hayes
Portuguese Republicans Meet in Reston Club Rooms
The Portuguese Republican Club of Fast Reston held a special meeting at 2% Bremen street yesterday with about sixty members attending. M. R. Serna, ex president of the Portuguese Political Club of Massachusetts, spoke as a committee was appointed to attend caucuses and look after voters of Portuguese blood. A collision was served.
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Fast Reston
Bremen Street
M. R. Serna
Socialist rallies in Boston schedule listed by location
The Socialist Labor party section Boston will hold open air rallies next week at Sullivan Square Charlestown Merrimac Square Ward 8 Heath Square Ward 19 Market Square Brighton and Tremont and Cabot streets junction each day from Monday to Friday, detailing venues and dates.
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Sociallist Labor Party
Boston
Sullivan Square
Charlestown
Merrimac Square
Heath Square
Market Square
Brighton
Tremont
Cabot Streets
Rough Riders back Reinhart for Ward 9 seat
The Rough Riders at Shawmut Avenue rooms yesterday afternoon voted to support Charles H. Reinhart as representative to the General Court from Ward 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rough Riders
Shawmut Avenue
Charles H. Reinhart
Ward 9
Gaelic School Session Promotes Irish Language Dialogue
At 1151 Washington Street the Gaelic School held a general meeting led by superintendent P. J. O Daly urging Irish allegiance at home and abroad to sustain the language. He announced a first Sunday program for Irish language dialogue on the board for students, with entertainment by Miss Eilen Keohane James Galvin Daniel Sullivan Miss Julia Brown Miss Margaret Boyle and P M Daly.
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Washington Street
P. J. O'Daly
Eilen Keohane
James Galvin
Daniel Sullivan
Julia Brown
Margaret Boyle
P. M. Daly
Philo Celtic Society Session at St James School
The Philo Celtic Society held its weekly school session at St James parochial school room 6 Whitmore street from 6 30 to 8 pm. Daniel YY O Calleghan superintendent assisted by Miss M J Donovan and Timothy O Shea led classes. John P Lane president opened the meeting with an Irish and English program by Terry Mrs A Terry William King M J Gibbons Mrs J P Lane Geoffrey Keating Michael F Mahony Miss M J Donovan and Mrs M J Cleary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo-Celtic Society
St. James’s
Whitmore Street
Daniel YY
O’calleghan
M. J. Donovan
Timothy O'Shea
John P. Lane
Terry
A. Terry
William King
M. J. Gibbons
J. P. Lane
Geoffrey Keating
Michael F. Mahony
M. J. Cleary
Boston and Maine excursion to New York City announced
On Sept 27 the Boston and Maine plans an excursion from Boston to New York City using the Hoosack Tunnel route and Hudson River steamers. The trip will depart via special trains forming a round trip package.
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Boston & Maine
New York City
Boston
Hoosack Tunnel
Hudson River
60000 Iron and Steel Workers to Go to Work
Cincinnati September 23 The wage scale for iron and steel workers and manufacturers was signed after five conferences. The scale, effective until July 1901, ends three months of mill idleness for about 60 000 workers. Mills already ordered to restart include American Steel Hoop Company and Republic Iron and Steel Company locations nationwide.
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Cincinnati
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
New York
Detroit
Indianapolis
Youngstown
American Steel Hoop Company
Girard
Warren
Pomeroy
Greenville
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Ironton
Terre Haute
Birmingham
Muncie
Franklin
Marion
Moline
New Albany
Minneapolis
Covington
Covington, Ky
Brazil, Ind
Springfield, Ill
Alexandria
Ind
New Leyland liner Bohemian docks at East Boston
The port welcomes the Leyland liner Bohemian now at East Boston after an 11 day Atlantic crossing from Liverpool. A second new ship Devonian, commanded by Captain George Y. Muir, is expected tomorrow on a potentially slower maiden voyage due to early mechanical issues and possible rough seas. The flotilla including Bohemian Winifredian Cestrian and Laicastrian will support Liverpool trade as a new vessel nears completion.
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East
Boston
Liverpool
Winifredian
George Y. Muir
Bohemian
Cestrian
Laicastrian
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Digestion Claim Ad
An ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming one grain digests 1000 grains of food. It describes an experiment with boiled egg in warm water at 90 degrees for three and a half hours, claiming similar digestion in the stomach. It notes safety for children, ingredients, and worldwide sales at a modest price with free literature from I A Stuart Co.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Europe
I. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Navigation Buoy Not Lighted as Gas Plant Repairs Soon
Passing Pollock Rip Saturday night the gas buoy was not lighted and out of working order. This defect will be remedied as soon as it is called to the lighthouse board. The buoy safeguards navigation over shoals. The Plant liner Florida could not leave Lewis wharf on Saturday due to engine overhauls and will depart next Saturday. Sia shifted from its berth because Halifax was due at 7 a.m. today. The City of Macon will require space on the north side of the pier this week. Admiral Dewey reached quarantine at 7 p.m. from Jamaica and will discharge fruit cargo at Long wharf. Captain McGrath to rejoin after vacation. Chief Officer Jensen in command. Allen H. Jones delivered 12,000 pounds of fresh fish. Caviare's prior day cargo may push prices higher. Scarcity of bait and poor weather caused low receipts since Saturday. The burned schooner Muriel joins Chelsea hospital dock harbor lighter, with Hamlin and Ben Franklin as battered companions. Steamer Kansas due at Charlestown from Liverpool. Leylander Devonian may arrive from the same port on its first trip. Three-masted Joseph Luther lies under WFiske’s shears, a derelict likely to be replaced. National Board of Steam Navigation met in Pittsburgh. Captain Nathaniel P. Donne of Lewis Tow Boat Co. elected to executive committee. THEc LANDSIMAN.
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Lighthouse Board
Florida
Lewis Wharf
Halifax
Sydney
C. B
Yarmouth
Sia
Macon
Admiral Dewey
Jamaica
Long Wharf
Jensen
McGrath
Allen H. Jones
Muriel
Sorensen
Chelsea
Hamlin
Ben Wranklin
Kansas
Charlestown
Liverpool
Wfiske
Joseph Luther
Pittsburg
National Board of Steam Navigation
Nathaniel P. Donne
Lewis Towboat Company
Thec Landsiman
A Joint Income for Life Insurance Offer
A joint income option provides a life income for a wife and for oneself, enabling funds for a child, sister, parent, or sibling. It describes a guaranteed contract offered by a leading financial institution, inviting inquiries for full details and application.
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Bates
Atwood-Pierce
Commonwealth
Frank R. Batchelder
Joseph H. Walker
Charles W. Washburn
M. W. B. Jefferson
Theodore C. Bates
John R. Thayer
Charles Q. Tirrell
Natick
B. B. Johnson
Waltham
Albert Clarke
Tirrell
Colonel Clarke
Lowell
Lawrence
Butler Ames
Butler
Knox
Colonel Ames
Judge Pickman
Philippine
Porto Rico
Samuel L. Powers
The
New England Telephone Company
Fred Homer Williams
Powers
Norfolk County
Draper
Willard Howland
Edward E. Willard
Barnes
Winchester
Marlboro
Medford
Joy
Smith
Caleb Sullivan
Williams
Wayland
Ross
Albany
Innes
Colby
Pack Bay
John J. Bates
Dorchester and
Common Council
City Committee
James A. Gallivan
Kelcher
Tague
Quinn
Quirk
Baldwin
J. Edward Mahoney
Douglass
Donovan
Alderman Dixon
Mike Sullivans
Michael F. Sullivan
William T. A. Fitzgerald
John J. Lonergan
South Boston
Fred C. Mahony
Michael J. Sullivan
Daniel V
N. Y
Theodore
White House
Coai Prust
Wwe
Paize
McInerney
House of Representatives
Tive Couts
Kipans Chemical Com. van
Wdpruce Bireel
New Yorke
Hoar and Myers
McKinley
Mstey
Ward 23
Wstey
Ostey
West Roxbury
Roslindale
Mt. Hope
Forest Hills
Giblin
John H. Giblin
Friends
Magnolia Club
John H. C Giblin
City Point Club
Bay View
Democratic Rally
Meveland
Municipal Club
Ward 14
Senator Baldwin
Kent Club Meeting
MC Garthy
Reinhart
New England
Iron and Steel
Ellen A. Read
Samarang
Samuel H. Nickerson
Abeona
Rosario
Normandy
Eng
Florence B. Edgett
East London
Africa
Edgett
Nickerson
Boston Towboat Company
Asloun
Hloosac Tunnel
Boston & Alibany
Eleverttur
Yoswicth
Eengland
American Sugar Refining Company
Kennett
Great River
Nicaragua
Mexico
Progreso
Thomas J. Torney
Ixennett
Court Pride of Foresters
Philadelphia
Commercial Pier
N. S
St. John
N. B
Prince Arthur
St. Croix
Willam H. Moore
Cunard Line
Small Point
Canal Street
Cape Breton
Everett
Clyde Line
Carib
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Keene
Edward Luckenbach
Providence
Miscellaneous Stock Exchanger
Wilson W. Fay & Coo
State Street
Vwo
Vortuna Republica
Eens
Tees
Melonna
Bess Iris
Ronunsa
Washington Mining
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Hopkins, Keep & Hopkins
the Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Richard A. McCurdy
Milk St
Mass
Amalgamated Copper Company
Broadway
G. Rockefeller, Bee
Treas
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