City Democrats battle in ward contests and Russells surge
In tight wards across the city the Russell ticket led by William B. Russell and backed by Mark Lynch won in Ward 19 defeating Falon and Dolan tickets. Mayor Quincy heads the state delegation favored by Olney as Gargan and Ellis suffer losses. Flats hold power in the Flats and Ward 9, while several ward committees realign around Russell and Quincy enduring a mixed outcome for regulars.
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William B. Russell
Quincy
Thomas J. Gargan
Elis
Gargan
Ellis
A Committee
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Olney
Matthews
John F. O’brien
Cambridge
Mark Lynch
Russell
Thomas F. Fallon
Thomas Feathery Dolan
Thomas Brackett Reed
Dolan
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
FE. Russell
William S. Russell
George Fred Williams
John W. Corcoran
Edward C. Ellis
Richard Olney
Ward Committee
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O'Brien
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James J. Porter
Matthew A. Fitzgerald
Bernard J. Monaghan
Edward Sliney
Mr. Sliney
Robert J. Campbell
John F. Comer
John S. Shepard
John L. Ennis
Thomas F. Carmon
Otho T. O'Leary
Neil J. Devlin
Dennis H. Gleason
O'Leary
Mr. Ellis
Martin A
Ward 19 ballot ends in Ward 19 bid for Reed ticket
In Ward 19 historic bath house eight policemen watched citizens vote as the Reed ticket led by Thomas F. Dolan faced rivals from Fallon and Lynch. The polling closed at 8 25 with 212 ballots cast. Dolan did not attend the tally, while Lynch and Whittaker appeared pleased with results, and Curley and Noon kept watch through the final vote.
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Bath House
Ward 19
Thomas B
Reed
Thomas F. Dolan
Cabot Street Ward
Thomas F. Fallon
Russell
Mark Lynch
Gaddis
Joseph J. Hayes
Dolan
Whittaker
Dan’’ Curley
Tom
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Mayor Quincy Wins Ward 9 Race Amid Old Feud
In Ward 9 the Regular Ticket led by Mayor Quincy defeated a faction led by Russellites and Wiats in a heated local contest. The Hill faction, tied to past feuds, faced a crushing loss as long standing rivalries resurfaced during the election night turmoil.
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Russellites
Olf
Quincy
Ward Committee
Thomas J. Wiets
Modern Astronomy and Religion The Harvard Talk
The Rev Father G W Searle told the Harvard Catholic Club in San ders Theatre that there is no real conflict between orthodox Catholic teaching and modern astronomy. He argued the church did not oppose accepted astronomy, discussed cosmogony and the plurality of worlds, and noted the unlikelihood of inhabited planets due to stellar heat, orbital stability, and other factors. He concluded that even vast cosmic possibilities do not equate to divine priority and cited humility in God’s creation.
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Harvard Catholic Club
Sanders Theatre
Eliot
Father Searle
Galileo
Phi Gece
God
Princeton Defeats Georgetown In 11to5 Ball Game
Washington April 7 A large crowd witnessed Princeton defeat Georgetown College 11 to 5. Princeton bats lit up the fourth inning with seven runs and added three in the fifth and another in the second. Georgetown rallied with five runs in the eighth, but the game was halted as Princeton team left for the South.
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Georgetown College
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Georgetowns
South
Harvard Athletes Shine in Marathon to Athens Race
Arthur Blake, a Harvard College graduate, stars in distance runs and the 28 mile marathon from Marathon to Athens. Gourkos places second in a 10.08 metres score while Elliott, an Englishman, wins the one hand lift at 71 kilos. Ellery H. Clark, Harvard, tops broad jump and is tipped for high jump. Jensen, a Dane, wins long jump. Flack, Australian, wins 1590 metres in 4 33. Acropolis lit with electric displays as crowds cheer. manager John Graham, veteran of American and English athletics, praised for training Harvard athletes.
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Harvard College
Blake
Marathon
Athens
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Elliott
Ellery H. Clark
Clark
John Graham
B. A
America
England
Harvard
Charlesbank
Harry Cornish
Boston Athletic Club
Ward 13 caucus pits Norris and Gallivan factions for control
Last night in Ward 13 a hotly contested ward committee caucus unfolded with three tickets. Norris aligned groups used alphabetical ballot ordering to swing delegates while Gallivan led a ticket backed by ex Councillor Mee Namara. A third ticket headed by Thomas F Barron and warden Daniel J Sheehan completed the field as the tally stretched past 3 AM.
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Ward 13
Norris
Edward S. Crockett
Thirteenth Ward
James A. Gallivan
Jeremiah MeeNamara
Gallivan
Michael Ww. Norris
Thomas F. Barron
Daniel J. Sheehan
UNC Defeats Yale Baseball Team In Greensboro
University of North Carolina defeated Yale 8 to 4 in Greensboro. UNC scored six runs in the fourth inning. Key hits came from Johnson, Gregory and Winston for UNC and Bartlett, McCandless and Letton for Yale, with Yale's Keator making a fine running catch.
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Charlotte
Greensboro
University of North Carolina
Yale
North Carolina
Johnson
Gregory
Winston
Bartlett
McCandless
Letton
Keator
Arlington Meeting allocates funds to schools and memorials
Arlington on April 7 reports show a school committee and superintendent submission approved. The meeting appropriated 34300 dollars for the schools and 159 dollars for memorial purposes.
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Arlington
Negotiations Stir as Hebrew Painters Plan Strike Stand
A large assembly of painters and decorators met at 170 Hanover Street at 10 AM to discuss a possible continuation of the North End strike. Speakers included labor leaders from Journeymen Tailors and Building Trades, with a committee formed to hire counsel and draft a binding contract for Hebrew master painters. Overtures offering 30 cents, nine hours, and other demands were rejected. leaders refused promises and insisted on legal guidance, citing fear of being misled.
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Hanover Street
North End
Charles W. Mowbray
George Gunter
John Rodden
M. Hauer
Jacob Rehistadter
M. J. de Witt
F. Thompson
National Mule Spinners Conclave In Puritan Hall
The National Mule Spinners held a quarterly convention in Puritan Hall with President Michael Duggan of Lowell presiding. Delegates from numerous cities across New England attended as reports on treasurer and secretary duties occupied much of the day. The body endorsed a Senate bill to end overtime for lost time and noted Maine and New Hampshire spinners seeking a fifty eight hour week.
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Lowell
Fall River
Lawrence
New Bedford
Holyoke
Chicopee
Waltham
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Dover
Biddeford
Paterson
Kearney
Taffville
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Waterville
Manchester
Brunswick
Augusta
East Taunton
Warren
Massachusetts
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American Federation of Labor
South
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Senate
Maine
New Hampshire
Chicago electoral clash alters aldermanic balance
Chicago voters elected 34 aldermen with 13 Democrats 18 Republicans and 3 Independents while Republicans captured seven towns. Riots flared at polling sites with shootings injuring Joseph Grogan and William Hickey amid clashes between Bath House John Coughlin and George H Williams factions as precincts tightened security.
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Municipal Voters’ League
People’s Party
Bath House
John Coughlin
George H. Williams
Coughlin
Levee
Joseph Grogan
Grogan
William Martin
Williams
William Hickey
Hickey
Wiliams
Holy Cross Beats Boston College In Indoor Team Race
Holy Cross defeats Boston College in a Suffolk gymnasium indoor meet marked by heavy track conditions and several accidents. McDonald of Cambridgeport won the one mile in 4m 28s 5f, Conneff and Wefers led Holy Cross entries, while Fox won the 30 yard dash open in 33.5 seconds.
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Boston College
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Fox
Boston College Athletic Association
Suffolk Gymnasium
Bernard J. Wefers
Tommy Conneff
Wefers
Conneff
Holy Cross College
Weters
Boston Colleges
R. P. Williams
East Boston Athletic Club
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Callanan
Dan Brown
Walter Fuller
Collins
McSweeney
McKinnon Shoul
Cambridgeport
Reade
Dees
Connell
Quinn
Flynn
Carey
John D. Lyons
E. J. Grainger
R. F. Croker
J. S. Quinn
J. A. O'Hara
Robert F. Croker
J. A. O’hara
W. H. Fox
W. D. Rising
J. F. Callanan
D. T. Brown
E. A. Crane
W. E. Carey
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G. A
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J. F. Quinlan
H. J. Kane
A. McDonald
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T. Barry
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A. Fisk
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E. M. Mills
Croker
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E. J. O'Neil
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J. J. McDermott
Spalding’s Lawn Tennis Guide for 1996 released
Spalding's Lawn Tennis Guide for 1996 is published featuring official playing rules, portraits of leading players such as Hovey Larned Chace Pim Hobart Paret Mahoney and others, the official ranking for 189% and prize winners list, plus hints to beginners and season tournament reports. It costs 19 cents and ships to addresses in the United States or Canada from American Sports Publishing Co., 43 Broadway, New York.
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Larned
Chace
Pim
Hobart
Paret
Mahoney
United States
Canada
American Sports Publishing Co
Broadway
New York
Massachusetts Bicycle Club events and racing notes show season openings
New flags and air pump prestaciones arrive at Pope Manufacturing and Massachusetts Bicycle Club venues. Lecture on Paul Revere's ride at Union Hall precedes the Lexington run. Noddle Island Wheelmen plan Maverick Hall ball and Dedham road race prep. Glaucester and Fitchburg gear up for major races. local riders train in Waltham amid Mayo’s shape worries. Boston Cycle Board of Trade elects officers. Chronograph Club sets race timer fees and appoints timers and members.
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Boylston Street
Pope Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Paul Revere
Edward Webster McGlewen
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Union Hall
Lexington
Noddle Island
Maverick Hall
Dedham
R. W. Brown
Massachusetts
Charles G. Percival
Dedham Cycle Club
Grant Manufacturing Company
Dedham C. C
Glaucester
Fitchburg
Saunders
Seavey
Mayo
Farrell
Callahan
Waltham
Boston Cycle Board of Trade
Castle Square
F. A. Very
John F. Morrill
A. O. McGarrett
Chronograph Club
Orient Cycle Company
G. W. Dorntee
G. W. Tarbell
J. E. Savell
Theodore Walters
C. E. Fay
V. C. Bond
Bowling Results At Waltham Watch Factory League
Barrel Makers 2437 finishers 2300 lead the Waltham Watch Factory League standings as the latest scores list.
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Waltham
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