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Immigrant NeighborhoodPolitics & LawSocial & Religious Institutions An early 20th-century poster, labelled: "Hendricks Club. Boston's Famous Democratic Organization." Beneath the title are photographs of Martin Lomasney, the club (a brick building), and a group of men.

Martin Lomasney & John Ignatius Fitzgerald: A West End Political Relationship

After Martin Lomasney (1859-1933), the legendary “Mahatma of Boston,” made John Ignatius Fitzgerald (1882-1966) a precinct captain at age 18, Fitzgerald became Lomasney’s right-hand man. Their political relationship provides a window into the inner workings of early-twentieth-century ward politics in the West End.

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