Slate Wins Out In Turbulent Democratic Caucuses
Democratic city committee caucuses last night produced factions and disorder. Ward 8 in Lincoln school basement saw two opposing camps clash, police called, ballots disputed, and a clerk cast for Owens side. Ward 6 chose James McGlynn as chairman amid protests, while Ward 7 backed James T. O Hearn. Ward 4 saw Gormley prevail in a lively contest with Mangan, as totals listed for multiple candidates show tight races across wards.
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Democratic City Committee
Democracic City Committee
Lincoln School
Ward 6
James McGlgan
Barristers’ Hall
James F. Owens
Charles W. Whitman
John Ryan
Lieut. Brosnan
anti-Owens
Owens
James McGlynn
John Bogers
McGlynn
Fisher H. Pearson
Joseph Naphen
James T. O'Hearn
Andrew Barrett
Crowley
Joseph Gormley
Thomas Mangan
Gormley
Local meeting elects officers and candidates with scattered votes
Joseph F. Dawson called to order, Hugh F. Courtney chosen chairman, James Fleming secretary. Total vote 41. Elected: James W. Barry 30, Joseph F. Dawson 30, John J. Carrigg 30, Hugh F. Courtney 18, William Forbes 16, Thomas Harrington 15, James Fleming 13, James Corcoran 1, Michael Neylon 10, John Burns unknown, John Quigley 7, plus many scattering votes.
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Joseph F. Dawson
Hugh F. Courtney
James Fleming
James W. Barry
John J. Carrigg
William Forbes
Thomas Harrington
James Corcoran
Michael Neylon
John Burns
John Quigley
Ward 2 Election Winners Named in Local Vote
The following members were elected in ward 2 Jonn H Callahan Charles H Molloy C A Daly Frank McMahon John Prindle John Sullivan John J Shea Patrick Murphy Patrick H Barry.
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Jonn H. Callahan
Charles H.molloy
C. A. Daly
Frank McMahon
John Prindle
John Sullivan
John J. Shea
Patrick Murphy
Patrick IH. Barry
Frnch P Flannigan Chosen Chairman In Local Caucus
Frank P Flannigan chosen chairman after Peter F Brady called to order at the Branch street engine house John 8 Rourke elected secretary There were 113 votes cast with little excitement Thomas OConnell and Jin D Sullivan defeated The vote totals include John Brady 87 Peter F Brady 81 Wm C Doherty 79 Wm A Hogan 78 Frank B McCarty 75 Steven F Monahan 6 Leonard T Moody 67 OConnell 49 Rock 74 Martin D Sullivan 60 Walsh 70 OConnell and Sullivan went down
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Frank P. Flannigan
Peter F. Brady
Branch Street
John
Thomas O'Connell
Joseph B. Rock
Martin D. Sullivan
Charles B. Walsh
O Connell
Sullivan
Winners Declared in Ward 4 Council Race
In Ward 4 the declared winners include Andrew Haley Jon H Gormley Patrick FP Brady Ralph A Cullinan John B Con son Timothy Donohoe Jos Farley Edw J Rigney and John J Roark. The list names multiple individuals as victorious in the ward election.
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Andrew Haley
Jon
H. Gormley
Patrick FP
Brady
Ralph A. Cullinan
John B. Conson
Timothy Donohoe
Jos. Farley
Edw
J. Rigney
John J. Roark
Murphy and Gahagan elected leaders in quiet vote
Dennis J. Murphy was called to order and forward Gahagan elected chair man without a contest. Thomas O'Hare was chosen secretary. The voting was light with only 188 ballots cast and little excitement.
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Dennis J. Murphy
Frward Gahagan
Thomas O'Hare
Election results listing nine elected officials after long count
James McGlynn served as chairman and Joseph Naphen as secretary. After a late count, 187 votes were cast. Elected were Joseph W. Callagher, John T. Donohue, John J. McCann, Frank Warly, William Read, James P. McDonald, Joseph Naphen, William Shields, Joseph F. MelBride from a field of 21 candidates.
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James McGlynn
Joseph Naphen
Joseph W. Callagher
John T. Donohue
John J. McCann
Frank Warly
William Read
James P. McDonald
William Shields
Joseph F. MelBride
Ward contest ends with O'Hearn Barrett factions
In a ward race between James O'Hearn and Andrew Barrett camps, Dennis J. Crowley was named chair and Andrew Molloy secretary amid barbed sticker markups. Of 174 votes, O'Hearn ticket won with J T O'Hearn 104 and Carmichael 101 leading. Barrett defeats included D Desmond 66 and A E Barrett 65.
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James (I.o'hearn
Andrew Barrett
Dennis J. Crowley
O'Hearn
Andrew Molloy
Barrett
Myles Ralls
O’hearn
James H. Carmichael
H. Doran
James Lavery
W. F. Holden
J. J. Hogan
T. E. Lennon
8. Murphy
J. F. Murphy
Ward Eight caucus violence over delegates in 1901
A Ward Eight caucus led by James F. Owens erupted as John Ryan’s Ward Eight club forced entry to nominate Griffin and Sullivan with six checkers. Owens sealed ballots under his overcoat amid protests, while Lieut. Brosnan promised no other caucus. Delegates were elected amid rowdy scenes and claims of fair play.
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And
Owens
Oward McVey
Delogates
Michael J. Anthony
John J. Barons
Nicholas J. Fennell
James H. Gray
Charles H. Miller
James P. Robinson
John Ryan
John H. Ward
William R. Witherhead
Democratic City Committee
John Henry Morrigan
Ward Officials Elected and Sticker Ballot Noted
In the ward Frank J. Simonds was elected chairman and John T. Noble secretary. Two lists were presented one on stickers. The state list was approved with Malachi Burns Anthony A. Conway 102 John C. King 102 Frank J. Simonds 98 John H. Riordan 97 Thomas Fee 108 Patrick J. O'Brien John P. Farley 98 John H. Connor 115. Sticker Hat John F. Connolly 9 Henry A. Cuff 27 John P. Cushing 24 M. J. Lynch 2 Patrick Mooney Michael F. Sullivan 28 Daniel O'Neill blanks 149.
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Frank J. Simonds
John T. Noble
Malachi Burns
Anthony A. Conway
John C. King
John H. Riordan
Thomas Fee
Patrick J. O'Brien
John P. Farley
John H
Hood's Sarsaparilia Promises Purifying Health
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilia as a blood purifier and enemy of disease. It claims the medicine is a friend of mankind and urges readers who have not tried it to do so.
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Hood
To Let Ads From The Courier Page
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Ren Low
Midaiesen Street
T. HM. Elliott
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Railroads Lead Market Rally as Copper Stocks Weaken
The stock market closed strong with railroads as the feature. St Paul jumped from 142% to 147% while Pennsylvania and Union Pacific advanced, and copper stocks remained scarce. The day saw brisk activity in Whitney shares and Cochiti, with a large bank loan and reserve figures reported. A Saturday letter from R G Dun notes 10,630 commercial failures in 1900, totaling $170 million in liabilities, up from 1899, while Henry Clews & Co. reflects on U S population growth and industrial progress at century's end.
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Union Pacific
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Cochiti
R. G. Dun & Co
Henry Clews & Co
Wall Street
United States
Europe
Heinze
Mr. Heinze
Clark
America Dominates Global Production and Trade News
The piece outlines the United States leading roles in cotton, coal, iron, copper, and agriculture with 1899 data. It notes Southern cotton output at 85 percent of U S supply, coal output at 225 million tons, pig iron 13.62 million tons, and copper control rising to 60 percent of world supply. Rail mileage and global harvest areas are cited, along with market opinions on cotton and copper stocks and outlooks for 1901.
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United States
United Kingdom
England
Germany
Great Britain
Asia
Europe
Young Men's Athletic association in Chelmsford plans three basketball teams
Middlesex County notes outline officers Joseph Mason as president Stanley L. Cotton as secretary and treasurer E B Redman as captain first team and Charles Nichols as manager The group hopes to play nearby teams in Lowell with any non first team matched by the second or third teams Also mentioned are Geo W Day planning a January trip to Southern California and a break in at Dr F R Rix’s High Street house John W Ward of South Chelmsford dies of pneumonia at about 60 after two weeks illness. survived by an older brother and previous losses of wife and children
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Young Men's Athletic Association
Joseph Mason
Stanley L. Cotton
E. B. Redman
Charles Nichols
Lowell
Geo. W. Day
California
F. R. Rix
High Street
John W. Ward
South Chelmsford
Ward
Local Notes from NORTS CHELMSFORD and Coburg
George Rumbelow visits Coburg friends while Gertrude Lewis returns to Provincetown to teach in public schools there. G S Elliott family recently visited relatives in Lowell. Skating on Leach's pond draws large crowds as ice runs nine inches thick. Boston Ice may form an ice trust but current ice houses payrolls stay intact. Stewart family of Graniteville visiting Fred Spaulding household.
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George Rumbelow
Coburg
Ont
Gertrude Lewis
Provincetown
G.S. Elliott
Lowell
Leach’s Pond
Boston Ice Company
Ice Trust
Fice
Stewart
Graniteville
Fred Spaulding
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