Enthusiastic rallies sprawl across Cambridge and Boston
A lengthy report covers multiple Democratic rallies last week in Cambridge and Boston. Speakers included Edward P. James, William P. Nickerson, Col. Thomas W. Hunt, David G. Haskins, James F. Aylward, R. B. Hersom of Maine, Dan Toomey, Eugene Flanagan, and Ex-Mayor McNamee. They targeted Roosevelt era policies, labor bills, and praised local candidates for Congress, state governorship, and Senate. The events featured interruptions, challenges to opponents, and calls for strong Democratic ticket support.
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St. Paul’s Hall
Mt. Auburn Street
Edward P. James
William P. Nickerson
House of Representatives
Aylward
Senate
Third House
Thomas W. Hunt
Buffalo
N. Y
Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Ancoln
John Quincy Adams
Col. Hunt
David G. Haskins
Congress
James F. Aylward
Cambridge
R. B. Hersom
Maine
Mr. McNamee
Central Square
Eugene M. Flanagan
Samuel M. McArthur
Thomas J. Edwards
Bates
Douglas
John H. Corcoran
Morris, Sheppard
Texas
Date
Parker
Quincy A. Lathrup
Douglas’ Rigé
Massachusetts
J. A. Coulthurst
Boston
House
Senator Rounds
Daniel J. Toomey
William J. O'Donnell
Goegins
Hendrick
Democratic Club
Main Street
Thomas McDermott
Edward J. Sennett
Daniel T. Toomey
Mr. Aylward
Eugene Flannigan
Democratic
McNamee
Mr. Downey
Common Council
Toomey
McArthur
Democratic Party
Henry J. Cunningham
Democratic City Committee
Fred McLeod
Organized Labor
Burea
Downey
Union Athletic Club
Broadway
Thomas Courick
Ward 4
F. J. McLeod
Andrew J. Rady
Central Labor Union
Rounds
Tribune
Rounda
Jefferson Club
Hampshire Stree
Brookline
Decatur
John H. H. McNamee
Andrew J. Ray
Maurice Lynch
Samuel McArthur
Daniel Toomey
Eugene Flanagan
Thomas Edwards
Jeremiah Rowney
Edward Sennett
Winsor Hall
Winsor Street
James Quinn
Political column on city election nominations and party lines
The piece surveys expected mayoral and aldermanic bids, naming several council members unlikely to run, others seeking nominations, and party maneuvers. It criticizes Non-partisan strategy, notes street department layoffs, calls for a subway order, and mentions a Republican rally with mixed attendance and remarks by Lodge and Dallinger.
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Prea En Mon
Demman
Downey
Mose
Feardon
Boa
Elmore
Caswell
Board of Aldermen
Stearns and Wolcott
Smithers
Colow
Second
Middlesex
Council
Brookline Street
Sure Mean Business: Republican Lines Debated at City Hall Meeting
An adjourned gathering at Ward Seven Republican HQ in Central Square drew 50 to 75 attendees urging party lines. Walter Cowlishaw was named permanent president with other posts unsettled as speakers pressed for a formal Republican stand against the Non-partisan city administration.
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Common Council
O'Neill
Cty
William EB. Russell
Charles Hopkinson
Sortwell
City Hall
Massachusetts
Paul Wooton
Martin Witte
William H. Gray
Publc
Monk
Democrats
Coveney
Mr. Witte
Witte
Mr. Monk
Cornelius McArthur
Anderson
Gray
McArthur
Connellman Monk
Tie
J. Monk
J. W. Brooks
Mayornity
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Carstein
Davin
Billy
Jordon
Alderman Anderson
Alderman Barnard
Allen
Blodgett
Alderman Lake
O'Neil
Ward 11
Witchburg
Harrow
Cuncilman Meyers
Julius the Wise
Street Department
Grand Army Hall
Frederick W. Dallinger
General Champlin
Alderman Davis
Senator Lodge
Congressman McCall
Harry O. Houghton
Apsey
W. Rodney Peabody
Theodore Roosevelt
Red Dallinger
Judge Parker
Frederick the Great
Red
Deitrick
Dallinger
McCall
Mainy
Henry G.davis