Rally Week Sparks Democratic Unity in City Hall
A late rally drew Joseph McDonald Thomas Fitzgerald Richard Teeling and other Democrats with Fred Deitrick rallying the crowd. Speakers defended party loyalty deriding independents while urging a full ticket vote and praising Thurston Mellen and Aylward as loyal standard-bearers.
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Joseph BE. McDonald
Thos. I. Fitzgerald
Richard Teeling
Timothy F. Buckley
Fred & Deitrick
Congress
McCall
Deitrick
Mr. McCall
Iun
James F. Aylward
McNamee
Rand
Manuel Andrew
Thurston
Messrs. Sennett
Downey
Hart
Black
Fahy
Montgomery
Hi Friends
Hogan
Mellen
Jas. F. Aylward
Democracy
Quincy
John B. Moran
John B. Sullivan
Cambridge
Moran
Gerry Brown
Lorermor
Eben Draper
Canada
Florist Advert and Boston Political Rally Report
Harry Kelley Florist advertises for all occasions at 13 Pemberton Square Boston with late hours and local residence at 6 Pleasant Place Cambridge. A political speech by ex mayor extols Democratic candidates Detrick Mellen Hogan and Andrew urging party loyalty and opposition to independents after a long address.
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Barrister’s Hall
Pemberton Square
Boston
Democratic State Ticket Endorsed at Inman Hall Rally
Representative J Edward Barry led a grand Democratic rally at Inman hall Inman square last Tuesday evening for the state ticket. Fred Deitrick and Fred Macleod spoke for Congress and Senate while Barry Cavannugh Donnelly and others addressed the crowd. A large list of speakers including Buckley Shiels Thurston McNamee Aylward Flynn Kelliher Foley Brennan O Connor Seager Flannagan Edwards Richards Lynch MeaArthur and Buckley impressed the audience with their remarks.
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J. Edward Barry
Inman Hall
Inman Square
Fred Deitrick
Fred Macleod
Congress
Senate
Messrs. Barry
Thomas J. Cavanaugh
James H. Donnelly
Middlesex
Timothy J. Buckley
Boston
Patrick J. Shiels
Charles H. Thurston
John H. H. McNamee
James F. Aylward
Edward J. Flynn
John A. Kelliher
J. Joseph Foley
John P. Brennan
Michael M. O'Connor
Augustus Seager
Eugene M. Flannagan
Rally at Lally's hall backs Ward & Democratic club
A Tuesday evening rally in Lally's hall Banks 8t directed by the Ward and Democratic club featured Frederick L. Murray as president and candidate for representative in Wards 8 9 10 and 11. Speakers included Thurston McNamee Aylward Rady Barry Flynn Lynch Buckley Murphy Harrington Edwards McArthur and Raymond.
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Lally’s Hall
Banks
Ward & Democratic Club
Frederick L. Murray
Charles H. Thurston
John H. H. McNamee
James F. Aylward
Andrew J Rady
J. Edward Barry
Edward J. Flynn
Maurice M. Lynch
John Buckley
James H. Murphy
Stephen H. Harrington
Thomas J. Edwards
Samuel FL. McArthur Augustus
Political Associates Urged by Mr Murray in Quick Assurance
Seaver, Foley, Nel signify candidates with Mr Murray. Eugene Flannagan, Fred Flannagan, Jeremiah Downey, Edward Downey, James Culhane, John Brennan, Frank McDermott, Albin Richards, John Scott, Michael O Connor and James Barrett listed. Edward James and James Culhane allied with Murray to assure they were among friends.
Mc Tin Campaign Rally Draws Local Audience at Odd Fellows
John J. McTin the gubernatorial candidate spoke at Odd Fellow's Hall, with John Buckley presiding and Moran making a strong impression. Other speakers included Senator Fred Macleod for Congress, Frederick S. Deitrick, John Buckley, ex Mayor McNamee, and more, recounting Prohibition ties and related remarks.
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Serth Cambridge
John J. Mc Tin
John Buckley
Waltham
Wis
Isuilii
McKinley
Fairhbank
Moran
Fred Macleod
Congress
Frederick S. Deitrick
John Butkley
McNamee
McNamee Addresses Ward Democrats on Party Regularity
Last Monday evening Mayor McNamee spoke to the Ward Democrats on the campaign issues. President Fred N Murray presided. He urged party regularity, arguing defeats came from loosening the ties to Democratic principles and the true party line. Murray extended thanks at the close.
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McNamee
Fred N. Murray
Mrr. McNamee
Municipal Monopoly and Franchises in Street Car History
The article traces the rise of monopolistic streetcar systems from horse cars to electric lines, arguing for franchise protections and lower fares. It critiques corporate control over streets and notes parallels with gas and electric trusts, plus looming questions about telephone, telegraph, and railroads.
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Steeet
Stite
Gas Trust
Massachusetts
Boston
G Gas
Tte
State House
Dostum
Boston City Hall
Lighting Trust
Telephone and Telegraph
Columbia Associates Hold First Ladies Night Event
Last Monday evening the Columbia Associates hosted their first ladies night with strong attendance and dancing until midnight. A diverse lineup featured James Connarton Parker Hyde Joseph Blouin William Craig George Clewes William McKeown Robert Haley John Jordin Patrick Carroll Mert Downey James Travers Joseph Lavigne Thomas Lavan and May McKenni performing dances songs cornet and other acts along with a long list of society guests including Miss May Kane Miss Lulu Cooke Miss Mamie Dunphy and Miss Kittie McKeown among others.
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Columbia Associates
James Connarton
Parker Hyde
Joseph Blouin
William Craig
George Clewes
William McKeown
Robert Haley
John
Dolly Eddy
Helen RicManus
May Bowen
Annie Iorman
Mary Souza
Daisy Williams
Skitty Connarton
Uth Crooke
Nellie Walsh
Mamie Dunphy
Pauline Hewes
Kittie McKeown
Skittie Lavigne
May McKenna
Bernadine Murphy
Mamie Sharkey
George Doane
William MecClosker
Joseph, Costello
Funeral for popular young man at St John’s Church
John Chirch, a popular young man in this section, died Tuesday at his home 18 Hadley Street. Funeral services were held at St John’s Church Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
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John €. Chirch
Hadley Street
St. John’s Church
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