Bostonian Wanted on Serious Charges
New York dispatch reports John B D Dunbar a Boston turfman sought on bigamy and grand larceny of 10000. Warrants issued in Jersey City where a secret marriage occurred. Dunbar allegedly married Marie Lovell on Sept 8 then fled with 10000 from her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John B. D. Dunbar
Eugene M. Dunbar
Rowena Street
Dorchester
Boston
Devonshire Street
Jersey City
John Duffy
Dunbar
Marie Lovell
William Lovell
West Seventy-second Street
Flushing
L. I
Jefferson
Copley Square
Mrs. Dunbar No
Loan order not taken up by Common Council
The Common Council did not take up the loan order for street improvements after failing to secure the needed five votes. Councilman Barrett moved a 10 minute recess but the measure remained unresolved. Other actions included requests to complete Dorchester High School yard work, replace four vases from the emancipation statue, and a $30,000 bath house completion push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Barrett
Ward 18
Council Chamber
Wood
Ward 20
Dorchester High School
Bennett
Deer Park
McMackin
Ward 6
Open Letter Intensifies Brookline Republican Races
In Brookline the linked campaign dispute grows after Edward R. Warren a Democrat and coauthor of a postal against Joseph Walker contradicts his claim. Walker denied voting for Bowker while Warren concedes Walker was ill and absent from the polls but maintains he would have supported Bowker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Joseph Walker
Benjamin C. Dean
Norfolk
Edward R. Warren
Warren
J. W. Seaver
Walker
Watts H. Bowker
Parks Dominate International Iron Workers Convention
Samuel J. Parks and followers nearly control the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers convention in Kansas City. They claim Neidig and Frank Buchanan have been repudiated, though Parks stresses Neidig was deposed before leaving New York. Decisive action is expected after delegations return to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Samuel J. Parks
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Parks
R. E. Neidig
New York
Frank Buchanan
International Association
Neidig
Unitarian Conference Calls Wake Up Message Amid Elections
At Atlantic City a national Unitarian gathering heard Rev. Paul Revere Frothingham urge Unitarians to assert their congregational church government. Elected officers include President Carroll D. Wright and General Secretary Walter F. Greenman, with a large council and fellowship committee named across New England and major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Paul Revere Frothingham
Boston
National Unitarian Conference
Carroll D. Wright
LL. D
Worcester
Mass
George E. Adams
Chicago
Thomas J. Norris
Baltimore
George C. Perkins
San Francisco
J. Harsen Rhoades
New York
Francis C. Lowell
Rockweed Hoar
Walter F. Greenman
Watertown
Richard C. Humphreys
George Batchelor
Cambridge
William ,Howell Reed
Samuel M. Crothers
Helen Garrett
Wilmington
Del
Morton D. Hull
William M. Brundage
Albany
N. Y
Richards, Humphreys
New England
Edward A. Horton
Austin S. Garver
Augustus M. Lord
Providence
R. I
Zionists Meet in Faneuil Hall Rally for Palestine Haven
About 300 Zionists gathered at Faneuil Hall for a mass meeting on Jewish condition and Palestine as refuge. Attorney-General Herbert Farker and Miss Leah Asker of Worcester led speeches praising the Hebrew race and urging steadfast dedication. Isaac Harris reported on the Switzerland convention and Leo J. Lyons gave an address as Elisha Greenhood chaired the session. The event lasted nearly three hours with hearty applause for the movement and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Faneuil Hall
Herbert Farker
Leah Asker
Worcester
Isaac Harris
Switzerland
Leo J. Lyons
Elisha Greenhood
Boston Union Meeting Sees Labor Affiliations Endorse AFL Ties
Boston Harness Makers' Union 105 held a smoke talk and entertainment at Phenix Hall. About 250 attended as Boston Stonemasons' Union 9 voted to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor. Cigar Factory Strippers' Union amended its constitution and nominated delegates for the AFL convention. Miss Anna Bower elected delegate to the State convention in Worcester on Oct. 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Harness Makers’ Union 105
Phenix Hall
Emil Zimmermann
William Hartnett
J. A. Duffy
J. A. Murray
Team Drivers’ Union
Patrick Mahoney
Claymakers’ Union
Huber
Leather Workers’ Union
Charles Nass
Printing Pressmen’s Union
Boston Stonemasons’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Cigar Factory Strippers’ Union
National American Federation of Labor
Anna Bower
Worcester
Indictments Returned Against Bankers in Ohio Collapse
A grand jury charged George H. Ford and R. N. Ford of Burton with obtaining property under false pretences. They allegedly took deposits after bankers knew the Burton bank was insolvent, following a failure that left liabilities about 1 125 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Ohio
Chardon, O
George H
R. N. Ford
Burton
Fords
Windows Shattered as Roxbury Gang Strikes Town
Thousands of dollars in plate glass were smashed along Roxbury Crossing in nightly attacks. No arrests have been made and residents blame Division 10 police for not stopping the miscreants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Crossing
Division 10
Ruegles Street
Tremont Street
Carriage Builders Celebrate Boston Convention Banquet
Five hundred carriage builders attended the association banquet at the Somerset Hotel with 300 wives at a separate consolation banquet at the Brunswick. Speakers included Lieutenant-Governor Curtis Guild Jr and Congressman Samuel L Powers. Milwaukee was chosen for the 1904 convention.
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Somerset Hotel
Brunswick
Somerset
Prince Henry of Prussia
Boston
Curtis Guild, Jr
Commonwealth
Samuel L. Powers
Charles H. Slattery
Homer Daniels
Edgar R. Champlin
William H. Rider
D. D
Guild
Massachusetts
Canada
Collins
Fenway
Jamaica Pond
Arnold Arboretum
Franklin Park
Milwaukee
Pool petition forgery arrests loom in Bates era scandal
Prominent locals and horsemen were roped into a forged petition scheme aimed at discrediting Governor Bates. State police pressed a quiet case, with arrests expected after hidden networks and bogus signatories were uncovered. The governor vows justice against conspirators who once backed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Shaw
State Police
Gilpatric
Post
Clark
Ward 10
Aylward Names in Cambridge Political Ballot
In Cambridge the first district lists William P. Nickerson, the second district names James F. Aylward and W. F. Sennett, the third district names Henry F. Lehan, the fourth district Edward W. Abbott and Samuel F. McArthur, and the fifth district lists Frederick F. Dietrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Nickerson
James F. Aylward
W. F. Sennett
Henry F. Lehan
Hdward W. Abbott
Samuel F. McArthur
Frederick F. Dietrick
Somerville Caucus Sees Split With Two Tickets
In Somerville ward politics a split caucus formed with a regular ticket led by Dennis Mahoney and an opposition star by Philip Keen. Edward Flynn attacked John O Neil as the ballots printer while O Neil denied involvement. Philip Koen became chairman and Daniel Bradley secretary as the machine ticket faced the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Ward 2
Dennis C. Mahoney
Philip Keen
Joseph P Phillips
Edward J. Flynn
John H. O'Neil
Flynn
O’neil
Philip Koen
Daniel H. Bradley
Political Nominations by Ward Caucus Details
The report notes Philip Keen won the state convention over William H. Flynn in one case. John J. Diggins was named Representative in the sixth district, with William J. Cunningham Frederick White and John P. Burke chosen in the seventh, and Henry T. Gallisnaw in the eighth. There was no caucus in Ward Q.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Keen
William H. Flynn
John J. Diggins
William J. Cunningham
Frederick White
John P. Burke
Henry T. Gallisnaw
Ford and Satter Chosen by Everett Democrats
Everett Democrats declare strong turnout across wards as Edward Ford of Everett leads in the fourth district senatorial race. Ford, the candidate from last year, is favored for the forthcoming convention after a solid campaign that reduced the Republican margin in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Satter
Everett Democrats
Everett
Fourth District
Edward Ford
Local Party Nominates Sauer and Mc Namara for Representatives
The party awarded nominations to Fred B. Sauer a former Ward 2 councilman who has carried his ward in two races and Michael Mc Namara former chairman of the Board of Public Works. Mc Namara accepts a nomination at last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Sauer
Ward
Michael McNamara
Board of Public Works
McNamara
Burrage Runs Unopposed for Brookline Representative Nomination
George D. Burrage faced no opposition at the Brookline Democratic caucus receiving 17 of 18 votes for the Representative nomination. Captain Humphreys drew the remaining vote as no contests occurred among delegations endorsed by the town committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Burrage
Brookline
Humphreys
Dean Renominated for Sixth Term in Wakefield
At a well attend Democratic caucus Charles A. Dean was nominated as Representative to the General Court for his sixth consecutive term in Wakefield. The gathering drew more attendees than in many years.
Newton Nominees Named for Representatives
Newton Sept 24 Jesse C Joy of Newton and David A Warren of Newton Lower Falls were nominated for Representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Jesse C. Joy
David A. Warren
Newton Lower Falls
Nominations by the Chelsea Democrats
Democratic caucuses in Chelsea nominated Frederick W. Mansfield for Senator first Suffolk district Daniel M. O Connell for Representative 26th district and Dennis H. Tyrrell for 27th. Patrick S. Reedy named State central committeeman Delegates chosen to State county and councillor conventions from five wards Ward 8 resolution praises Alderman J F Nolan for district service Ward 5 delegates favor Daniel W Gallagher for Representative 28th Suffolk district covering Ward 6 Chelsea and towns Revere Winthrop
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Democrats Democratic
Frederick W. Mansfield
Suffolk
Daniel M. O'Connell
Dennis H. Tyrrell
Patrick S. Reedy
J. F. Nolan
Boston
Daniel W. Gallagher
Revere
Winthrop
Revere Democrats Name Slate for Suffolk District
Revere Democrats held caucuses last night and nominated Frederick W. Mansfield for Senator for the first Suffolk district Daniel W. Gallagher for Representative Patrick S. Reedy for State committeeman and delegates to several conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Democrats
Frederick W. Mansfield
Suffolk
Daniel W. Gallagher
Patricks. Reedy
Dexter Estate in Probate in New York
Letters of administration granted to Henry Dexter for Orlando P. Dexter murdered near his Adirondack home. Real estate value unknown and personal property about 550000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orlando P. Dexter
Adirondack Mountains
Henry Dexter
Irwin Denies McNary Allegations About Pool Selling
Northampton Sept 24 The Hon Richard G Irwin ex member of the Governors council denies notes of a promise attributed to Governor Bates by Congressman McNary He says he has not met horsemen or discussed pool selling and never heard of any meeting or promise involving Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Richard G. Irwin
McNary
Bates
Massachusetts
State House
John L. Bates
Miller Case Referred by AFL Council
The American Federation of Labor executive council referred the W A Miller case, the Government Printing Office bindery foreman discharged and reinstated by presidential order, to a sub committee for further study. The council also pledged full support to the Hatters Union of Danbury in courts and other efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
W. A. Miller
Government Printing Office
Hatters’ Union of
Danbury
Paine's Celery Compound Endorsed For Heart Neuralgia Cure
A Pittsburg notice from August 20 1903 records Mr Brown praising Paine's Celery Compound for neuralgia and heart fluttering. He claims dramatic improvement and urges friends to try it, citing personal cure and urging recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
McNary Responds to Bates on Massachusetts Pool Selling
The Hon. William F. McNary attacks Governor Bates over requests for evidence of pool selling. He cites past actions by Governor Crane, state police, and horsemen, and accuses Bates of seeking to evade the issue while discussing alleged agreements with the Horsemen's Association. McNary vows further discussion if Bates denies the cited claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. McNary
Bates
Massachusetts
Boston Post
Chief Wade
State Police
Wade
Crane
Westfield
Watch and Ward Society
Garvin
Rhode Island
North Smithfield
Readville
Gover Bates
Tiam
Republican State Committee
Democratic Party
Richard G. Irwin
Walter J. Holden
Horsemen’s Association
Governor Bates rejects McNary statement in post interview
Governor Bates, after reading William McNary’s statement, says neither McNary nor his statement deserves further consideration. He cites prior policy that State police assist local authorities only when local enforcement is ineffective, noting Wade’s orders to enforce laws in Revere and Readville.
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McNary
Bates
Post
Williams. McNary
Pool
Gilpatric
Wade
Jme
17 Recount Petitions Flood Election Office Across Wards
Defeated candidates and factions lodge 17 recount petitions after Tuesday primaries. McIsaac and ex-Representative Logan seek recounts in Wards 13 14 and 15. The Young Men’s Democratic Club Ward 20 also requests a recount as certified copys of primary check lists are sought for voter enrolment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
McIsaac
Logan
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Joseph F. O’connell
Election Department
Ward Snape
Tives
Ward 16 renomination acceptance letter from Jennings
Malachi L. Jennings writes to ex-Representative Richard H Foley of Dorchester Mass. acknowledging Foley’s renomination defeat and vowing to continue Democratic efforts in Ward 16. The letter notes Jennings opposition to Foley’s renomination yet accepts the will of the people and pledges ongoing support for Democratic causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malachi L. Jennings
Democratic City Committee
Richard H. Foley
East Cotage Street
Dorchester
Mass
Dent Sir
Ward 16
Democratic ward committee offers full party support
Malachi L. Jennings writes that the headquarters of the Democratic ward committee will be open at all times to aid in canvassing and assure the candidate receipt of full party strength upon election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Ward Committee
Malachi L. Jennings
Walsh Corrects Ward 15 Nomination Vote Totals
Councilman Charles B E Walsh won the Democratic nomination for Ward 15 and was initially recorded with 6 percent. The corrected tally shows 135 votes in Precinct 3, not 35, and a total misreported count of 784.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BE. Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Trolley Check Case Postponed for Five Defendants
The hearing on the swindle case involving Clarence C. Mitchell Frank E Collins George E H Morse Fred A Morse and John E Maxwell against the Boston Northern street railway was postponed to Tuesday September 29 Judge Brown granted delay to allow new counsel P Edward Mulvey and J C Johnstone to study the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence C. Mitchell
Frank E. Collins
George E. H. Morse
Fred A. Morse
John E. Maxwell
Boston & Northern Street Railway
Brown
P. Edward Mulvey
J. C. Johnstone
Maxwell
Mitchell
Faxon’s Gift to the Massachusetts W C T U
Henry H Faxon of Quincy sends a $200 check to the Massachusetts W C T U president Mrs Katherine Lente Stevenson with advice to pursue political action. He urges supporting moral candidates, opposing licenses, backing strict temperance law enforcement, and pushing for school committee suffrage and full municipal suffrage for women to end liquor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Faxon
Quincy
Katherine Lente Stevenson
Massachusetts
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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Bostonian
Roxbury
George McCaffery
BE. E. Gray
Rostmen Brothers
Edward Fogarty
J. W. Day
Boots and Shoes
Tremont
H. Korsomer
Boylston
Levi Brothers
J. M. MecKellan
Dr. Dutton
Winthrop Street Methodist Church
Aylward
Ritz
D. Burrage
Newton's Nominees
Democratic Caucuses
Dexter
Irwin
M’nary
Purdy
Miller
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
Mr. Brown
Celery
MR. M’nary
Jennings Wrytes Foley
Walsh
Faxon
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