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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1905

Page

9

Ward line redrawing shifts Beacon Hill into Ward 8

The proposal moves Back Bay areas from Cambridge Street to Joy Street into Ward 8, affecting Beacon Hill residents. Ward 11 remains unchanged on the river side of Charles Street, but Beacon Hill voters would join Ward 8. Lomasney advocates extend his influence into Ward 11 as lines shift.

Ward 8 Martin Lomasney Daniel Whelton Board of Aldermen Back Bay Cambridge Street Joy Street Beacon Street Charles Cambridge Charles Street Beacon Hill Kenny Square Leverett Green and Lynde Streets Beacon Will Senator Lodge Lomasney

Boston police commissioner selection remains undisclosed

Governor Douglas has not revealed the chosen candidate for Boston police commissioner amid objections to several names. Influential figures including Moran Donovan and James Donovan discussed the matter in a brief conference, with reports stating a Decisive pick is ready but not announced to avoid factional shock.

Boston Douglas John B. Moran Moran Curtis Democratic Party James Donovan Donovan John B. Martin Martin Penal Department Broad Street Charles Slattery

McCall Backers Plot Ahead of Eighth District Race

Supporters of Congressman Samuel W. McCall prepare for the upcoming campaign in the eighth district forming an organizational effort to counter a Somerville meeting. Multiple Cambridge figures and others are named as potential challengers, while McCall remains confident amid shifting opposition as state campaigns loom.

Samuel W. McCall Eighth Somerville James J. Myers Edgar R. Champlin Albert S. Apsey David T. Dickinson Cambridge James A. Bailey Arlington E. C. Benton Belmont Edward Glines Robert Luce McCall Senator Hoar Philadelphia Winchester

Hurtubis Named as Saunders Election Commissioner Prospect

Francis Hurtubis Jr listed among those said to seek the job of Election Commissioner. Saunders has written Mayor Collings he will not run again. Hurtubis, ex private secretary to Governor Bates, is a lawyer from Back Bay and former secretary to the Home for Feeble Minded board.

Francis Hurtubis, Jr Charles R. Saunders Collings Hurtubis Bates Back Bay Board of Trustees Home For Feeble Minded

Asheville Vote Rejects Municipal Dispensary Plan

In Asheville North Carolina on April 6 a large anti dispensary landslide emerged with about three quarters voting against replacing open saloons with a municipal liquor dispensary. The final margin was 529 and the Prohibition faction suffered a fatal setback.

Asheville N. C

Castoria For Latents and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought

An archival ad promotes Castoria as a trusted remedy for infants and children. The copy emphasizes consistent quality and the product’s long standing presence in the market. It reinforces parental confidence with familiar branding and claim of safety.

Illusion in Tremont Street Window Attracts Crowd

A large lumber piece wedged in a plate glass window at Houghton and Dutton on Tremont Street amuses crowds as an apparent balloon throw. Observers note clever window dressing creating cracks and note silk fabric displays priced to attract customers amid spring and summer sale promos.

Houghton & Dutton's Tremont Street Solomon

Contest over will of Mrs Eliza A Hoffman in Salem

In Salem on April 6 a probate contest is filed over the 1905 will of Mrs Eliza A Hoffman who died Feb 7. The estate valued around 65 000 dollars includes property on Federal Street given to North Church and a Chestnut Street house with furniture valued at about 50 000 dollars. The appellants claim the testatrix lacked understanding of the will and was induced by undue influence by Rev George D Lattimer the church pastor.

Hoffman Salem Eliza A. Hoffman Chestnut Street Testatrix George D. Lattimer

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