McNary Opposition Framed by 10th District Voters
Local editors urge voters in the 10th congressional district to retire William S. McNary. They contend his prolonged influence has dominated the State committee and hindered party reform. Joseph F. O Connell, Dorchester native, 31, Harvard Law School graduate, leads Ward 20 Young Men Democratic Club in Boston.
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Congress
William S. McNary
McNary
Democratic Party
Berkshire Hills
Fall River
10Th District
10Th Congressional District
Democratic State Committee
Cornelius J. Doherty
Ward 20
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Cornelius D. Austin
Quincy
Democratic City Committee
Michael W. Murray
Centre Street
Milton
Joseph F. O’connell
Dorchester
St. Mary’s School
North End
Boston College
Harvard Law School
Boston
Why Mr McNary His Long Career in Public Service
A retrospective on Mr. McNary detailing service in the Common Council House of Representatives Senate Water Commissioner and roles with the Democratic State Committee plus multiple nominations for Congress and National Conventions. The piece questions tangible benefits from his decades of public life and ends with a critical rhetorical prompt.
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Senate
Congress
M. J. McEttrick
H. H. Atwood
William S. McNary
Quincy
George Fred Williams
Williams
Corbett
Democratic City Committee
Democratic State Committee
John R. Murphy
General Collins
Hart
Board of Aldermen
Sth
Massachusetts
McNary
Common Council
House of Representatives
WEA
O Connell Attacks McNary On Gas Deals and Party Loyalty
Saturday night speech by Mr. O Connell accuses Mr. McNary of collusion with gas interests, desertion from the party before a lease vote, evasion, and orchestrating Democratic defeats. He cites multiple campaigns and urges a new leadership to lift Massachusetts from McNaryism.
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O'Connell
New York Central
Hudson River Railroad
McNary
Gaston
Field’s Corner
Congress
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Democratic State Committee
Boston
General Collins
Boston & Albany
George Fred Williams
Fred S. Gore
Democratic National Committee
Colonel Gaston
Cove Street
Massachusetts Democratic Papers Rally Against McNary Machine
Massachusetts newspapers criticize the McNary political machine and urge Democratic voters to resist boss rule. They cite Pittsfield Journal Hampden Springfield News Republican Lowell Sun Fall River Globe Milford News Boston Traveler and call for honest fair play and party renewal before the Governor’s race.
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Massachusetts
William 8. McNary & Co
Pittsfield Journal
Berkshire Hills
Hampden County
Springfield News
Springfield Republican
Merrimac
McNary
Lowell Sun
Bristol County
Fall River
Too Much McNary
Editorial voices strong opposition to William S. McNary Democrat in the tenth district urging his ignominious defeat in the upcoming re election. The piece accuses him of selfish politics and prioritizing his own vote haul over Democratic success in the state.
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Commonwealth
William S. McNary
McNary
William 8
Giants 10 Play No Postseason Games
New York's John T. Brush, president of the Giants, declines to allow his team to compete in a world championship series against the American League pennant winner. He argues the National League champion earns the highest honor without facing “minor league towns” and vows to defend the 1905 title in the National League, resting on laurels after the season.
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New York
John T. Brush
Giants
Indianapolis
Brush
United States
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Highlanders
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
America
New York National League Baseball Club
Readville Readies Big Open Air Horse Show Programme
A large Readville event unfolds Tuesday and Wednesday with four running races including maiden and selling events and polo pony race. Trotting features amateur drivers in 2:20 and 2:14 trots plus a double team race. Fourteen classes will be judged in the show ring and a strong attendance is anticipated.
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Readville
Boston
Stahl Stars as Boston Americans Lead Batting Race
Stahl now tops the Boston Americans with 304, while Parent sits at 301. Buck Freeman climbs to third with 277 as Collins struggles for hits. Cy Young shows power, Lachance improves, and Tannehill leads pitchers in assists amid a bustling, error-prone late season chase.
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Stahl
Boston Americans
Parent
Buck Freeman
Collins
Athletics
Selbach
Freeman
Cy Young
George Lachance
Ferris
Gibson
Lachance
Tannehill
Lauterborn Leads Boston Nationals in Batting Pace
Lauterborn, newcomer to Buckenberger's Boston Nationals, posts a .320 through seven games as a strong hitter. Tenney sits second at .279, with Dick Cooley four points back. Delehanty tops in power but starts slowly. Batty at .256 and Barclay at .226 fill other spots as fielding tightens. Needham outperforms Moran in both batting and fielding.
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Lauterborn
Buckenberger
Boston Nationals
Tenney
Dick Cooley
Cooley
Delehanty
Batty
Barclay
St. Louis
Needham
Pat Moran
Sullivan and McCoy set clash in Los Angeles bout
Jack Sullivan of Cambridge meets Kid McCoy in a limited round fight in Los Angeles. Both campaigned hard with Sullivan in best form, while McCoy faces a lighter opponent than he’s used to. The card includes Murray versus Beebe at Salem Apollo Club and Nelson versus Hanlon for 126 to 128 pounds, drawing strong local interest.
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Jack
Twin
Placke
Ruhlin
Sharkey
McCoy
Giant Plade
Philadelphia
Jack Munroe
Sullivan
Tommy Ryan
Jack O’brien
George Murray
Lynn
Kid Beebe
Apollo A. C
Salem
Joe Nelson
Chelsea
Eddie Hanlon
San Francisco
Hanlon
Witch City
Nelson
New England
Apollo Club
Beebe
Murray
Mem|ag
East Cambridgers
Andy Daly
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Union Club
Daly
Baldwin
Wer
Silver Bow A. C
Butte
Mont
George Gardner
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Col
Lowell Man
Denver
Flynn
Frank Newhouse
Benny Yanger
Young Corbett
Joe Bernstein
Mike Schreck
Newhouse
Jake Carey
Schenectady
N. Y
Charlie Hitte
Jake
Hitte
Jack Blackburn
Eddie Barrett
Troy
Jack Hamilton
Fred Sidney
Fall Mountain Club
Bellows Falls
Briggs-Hamilton
Jimmy Byrne
Jig Stone
Matters Gilman
Young Allen
Gus Dumond
Young Men's Club
Brockton
Kid Briggs
North End
Polo Mills
Cambridge
Bangor
Briggs
Bangor A
Belfast
Augusta
Waterville
Inter scholastic football season opens with 12 teams
Dorchester High leads a strong field as 12 schools prepare for the Inter scholastic gridiron season. Teams like Rindge Manual, Somerville, Malden, Roxbury Latin and Cambridge Latin show solid prospects, with Dorchester boasting nine veterans and heavier lines, while others play to lift past standards.
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Dorchester High
Medford High
Rindge Manual Training School
Somerville High
High School Meet Pairings By City and Day
Tuesday at Dorchester features Melrose High versus Dorchester High and Dorchester. Wednesday slate includes Rindge Manual Training School and Medford High in Medford along with B C Prep School and Somerville High in Somerville. Malden High meets Mechanic Arts High in Malden with Roxbury Latin and Thayer Academy in Braintree on Saturday. Boston Latin faces Dorchester High in Dorchester while Cambridge High plays Somerville High in Somerville. Everett High challenges Malden High in Malden.
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Melrose High
Dorchester High
Dorchester
Rindge Manual Training School
Medford High
Medford
B. C. Prep
Somerville High
Somerville
Malden
Mechanic Arts
Roxbury Latin
Thayer Academy
Braintree
Boston Latin
Cambridge High
Everett High
Somerville Golf Record Falls At Franklin Park Course
A. G. Lockwood set a Somerville course record with 83 last week as poor greens cost him six strokes. Franklin Park links are improving with about 200 players daily and 500 on Saturdays. Ex Senator Lott shines, Laidley buys a new driver before a big event, and Louis Lyon is dubbed world champion by the athletic committee. Massachusetts state championship slated for Myopia Hunt Club.
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A. G. Lockwood
Somerville
Franklin Park
Lott
Laidley
Brassie
Cleek
Chandler Eagan
St. Louis
Lyon
Toronto
J. Anna Carpenter
Johnny Carpenter
Massachusetts
Ri G. McAndrew
Wollaston Club
Wollaston Links
McAndrew
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Mr. O’connell
WM. S. McNary
Worcester Post
Pittsfield
Mr. Brush
Twin Sullivan
Kid McOy
Los Angeles
Chickering
Kid M'Coy
Cal
Kid McIvoy
Cuddy
Malden High
Eugene McCarthy
Cambridge Latin
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