Ward 8 ex Senator Donovan files for state House
Ward 8 joins Ward 6 and others in nominating papers as ex Senator Donovan seeks a return to the House while Ward 8 leans Republican. The article lists many candidates across wards 1 to 28 with dozens of names, including Donovan, Douglass, Sullivan, and Green.
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Internal Revenue
Senate
Hendricks Club
Ward
James Connors
Bell Telephone
John J. Douglass
James H. Donovan
Charlestown
Fitzgerald
Rourke
McColgan
Thomas H. Green
William E. Mahoney
Henry L. Wightman
James D. Sullivan
John J. Mullen
Arthur Harrington
Martin P. Higgins
William J. Miller
Edward J. Twomey
Cornelius F. Galvin
Michael J. Donovan
John A. Rowan
Daniel J. Kane
Thomas Mackey
John L. Donovan
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Edward P. McDonough
James A. Dorsey
Thomas F. Dolan
Edward C. Baldwin
William J. Higgins
Richard W. Garrity
James H. Queene
Albert A. Piller
John P. Lonergan
George i. Norton
Michael FE. Gaddis
Martin Gilmore
Chartes
Henry Kemp Sturgeon
Thomas A. Conro
Thomas T. Fallon
Thomas IF. Crosby
William H. Morgan
Patrick J. Stone
John F. Sullivan
Oliver S. Grant
Thomas P. Butler
John J. Flanagan
Arthur FE. Austin
Daniel J. Daly
Edward J. Shaughnessy
Joseph KE. Dowd
John M. Minton
Thomas JF. I. Carey
Manus J. Fish
Quincy
Socialists Demand Right To Free Assembly In Boston Notice
City Socialist Labor party meeting adopts appeal to Boston and Malden citizens for support to restore free assemblage and free speech in the face of alleged government overreach. The appeal cites Lovejoy Phillips and Garrison and is signed by Martha Moore Avery and William R. Dyer.
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Socialist Labor Party
Boston
Lovejoy
Phillips
Garrison
Universal Brotherhood
Malden
Commonwealth
Socialists
Martha Moore Avery
William R. Dyer
Change in Ward 22 recount names Byrne and Reid
Election commissioners recount Ward 22 showing Byrne defeats Reid by 304 to 293 after initial 297 to 29. Recounts for Wards 6 and 8 showed no material changes. Byrne is declared elected warden by Charles forces following caucus returns.
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Charles
Daniel J. Byrne
William R. Reid
Reid
Byrne
British steamer Rodney unloads Cuba sugar at Constitution wharf
Captain William Stokes discharges about 16 000 bags of sugar from the Rodney with 6000 more remaining for New York. The Cuba cargo arrived from Sagua and Matanzas, and Rodney is the first merchant ship to enter the harbor since the war. It carried 3500 tons of coal to Hallimore for the railway. Passengers aboard the Boston include Andrew Anderson of the marine division on vacation, while Martin covers his desk. The Halifax and New England liners are due at Lewis wharf with large passenger lists.
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Liverpool
Benny Nelson
America
John, Pritchard
Altonia
George Campbell
Scythia
Warr
Sylvania
Thomas Potter
White Star
Bovic
Cevic
Cymric
Massapequa
Coox
Manila
T. Hogan & Sons
New York
Helen May Butler
Lockwood
East Boston
Nova Scotia
MacGregor
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Prince Edward
Long Wharf
Yarmouth
N. S
Simpson
William A. Hallett
Hyannis
William Jenkins
Monumental
Vesta
Beverly
Bayard Thayer
Constellation
George W. Weld
Hildegarde
Rowe’s Wharf
Philippine Islands
J. J. Warwick
J. M. Purdoy
Furness Line
Halifax
Plymouth
Arthur FE. Harding
Chesapeake
Landsman
William Stokes
Rodney
Constitution Wharf
Sagua
Matanzas
Cuba
Spain
Havana
Hallimore
Lewis Wharf
N. G
Andrew Anderson
Marine Division
Custom House
Martin
Lewis
New England
Liveral
Queenstown
Bogus Senator Arrest Sizzles Cambridge Case
William J. Ward and ex-Boston patrolman Fred T. Foley were arrested in Cambridge on a conspiracy to defraud Leonard Borchgrebink of Halifax. Ward, serving on a Middlesex Superior Court jury at East Cambridge, allegedly took 190 dollars with the promise of securing a guard position at the Charles Street jail. Ward impersonated Senator F. A. Barber.
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William J. Ward
Fred T. Foley
Boston
Ward
Middlesex Superior Court
East Cambridge
Leonard Borchgrebink
Halifax
Mass
Charles Street
F. A. Barber
Wheeler Takes Arsenic in Desperate Act
Edgar F. Wheeler, 24, of 28 Clarendon Street, attempted suicide by ingesting an ounce of arsenic at night. Dr. Core gave an emetic, Wheeler was hospitalized at City Hospital and is expected to recover. He has been unemployed and despondent.
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Edgar F. Wheeler
Clarendon Street
Core
Wheelr
City Hospital
Fanny Davenport Laid to Rest in Boston Church
The actress Fanny Davenport lay in a flower strewn casket at Trinity Church in Boston as a large crowd, many ladies, paid tribute. The private funeral followed a service led by bishops with Chopin music and a Bostonians quartet. burial occurred at Forest Hills beside her parents.
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Trinity
Fanny Davenport
Miss Davenport
Boston
Duxbury
Melbourne MacDowell
Blanche Davenport
Edgar L. Davenport
William Seymour
C. H. Tiers
Joseph Jefferson
John B. Schoeffel
F. S. Risteen
Ben Stern
S. R. Mosel
W. E. Philp
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Helen Bertram
Edith Abell
Bostonians
Filipinos Ratify Independence at Malolos
The declaration of independence was ratified at Malolos yesterday amid festivities. A review of the troops, speeches, and recitations accompanied the ceremonies. Aguinaldo delivered the feature address. Many foreigners attended the state ball in the evening, but no American officials were present.
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Manila
Malolos
Aguinaldo
Theatre Roundup Mixes Cast and Venues Across Boston
The Boston season shuffles a busy slate with Augustin Daly staging Three Little Lambs at the New Ae theatre in late November. James A. Herne works on Rev. Mr Davenport in Southampton while Archie Boyd leads Shore Acres on the New England circuit. Laura Burt plays Fanchette in A Dangerous Maid at the New York Casino on November 7.
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Bob Barnet
Queen of the Ballet
Augustin Daly
James A. Herne
Southampton
S. 1
Mr. Davenport
Virginia
Mr. Herne
Archie Boyd
Shore
Sam Small
Lola Small-Jackson-Ford
Charlie Hoyt
Virginia Pride
New York
Fanchette
Laura Burt
Rupert of
Fanny Davenport
Miss Walsh
Ellen Burg
Boston
Robert Edeson
Maude Adams
John J Douglass Rally At Webster Hall East Boston
Tonight at Webster Hall in East Boston a final rally supports John J Douglass candidate for Ward 2 Representative. Thomas J Doyle presides with speakers John H Hickey John A Brant Philip J McArdle William S C Healey William J Hasson Joseph J Murley and others. The hall, bought by A Ginsburg, is slated for demolition to build a synagogue. Fitchburg railroad New York excursion rate five dollars from Boston to Boston.
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Webster Hall
Boston
John J. Douglass
Ward 2
Thomas J. Doyle
John H. Hickey
John A. Brant
Philip J. McArdle
William S. C. Healey
William J. Hasson
Joseph J. Murley
A. Ginsburg
First Church Lays Corner Stone in Milton
Beautiful weather marked the laying of the corner stone for St. Michael's Episcopal Church in Milton the first church there in over fifty years. The ceremony on St. Michael's day featured Bishop Lawrence Rev Reese and Rev Whittemore with a reception at Mr. Gannett's house for visiting clergy from Boston New York Quincy and Wollaston.
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Reese
Harvard
Episcopal Church
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Lindsay
Boston
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Train Service Note From Lakeport Route
Southern division trains run only to Lakeport. Some services skip Weirs and Warren except Saturdays. Stanstead Jet and La Canoa limits noted. D J Flanders is the general passenger agent.
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