Lodge and Parker in 3 Hour Conference at State House
Republican leaders show unease as Attorney General Parker weighs governor plans. Lodge spends three hours at the State House with Parker while Guild’s governorship is favored. Parker may face opponents if he runs for lieutenant governor. Describes Parker’s alignment with Lodge and praise for Senator Lodge.
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Parker
Uch
Lodge
State House
Pillsbury and
Knowlton
Eben S. Draper
Hopedale
A. H. Goetting
Springfield
Guild
Bates
Graft Talk in Somerville Police Hiring Rumors Rise
In Somerville the board of Aldermen discusses a confidential letter from Michael Neylon claiming he did not offer a bribe to secure a police job and detailing rumors of graft. The letter, two pages, says Neylon leads civil service and seeks to clear his name amid city officials probing hiring rumors.
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Somerville
Board of Aldermen
Michael Neylon
Neylon
Missing Husband Haunts Distraught Wife in Ireland Lineage
Mrs. Michael Fahey of 15 Savoy Place reports her husband, 45, five eight, 150 pounds, with sandy mustache and notable upper lip, vanished after leaving for work April 2. She, once Miss Mary Ferry from Dublin, seeks Archbishop Williams’ help as police search recedes.
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Ireland
South End
Michael Fahey
Savoy Place
Shaughnessey & Reilly, Contractors
East Dedham Street
Fahey
Post
Cymric Here 24 Hours Late From Daunt's Rock
The White Star Cymric, Captain T. P. Thompson, arrived at Charlestown pier yesterday just before noon, Eight days 13 hours nine minutes from Daunt's Rock, through moderate gales and rough seas. Saloon passengers 21 and third class 459, many of whom were from Ireland.
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Hner Cymric
T. P. Thompson
Charlestown
Daunt's Rock
Ireland
Berry prices rise as cold weather hinders harvest
Strawberry supplies in North Carolina tight due to cool weather and Florida picking closure push prices up five cents a box. Other produce mostly stable or cheaper with Bermuda potatoes and onions arriving well. Egyptian onions poor and hardly salable. oranges slightly lower. red bananas plentiful. various potato grades listed with price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Florida
No Banquet for the Antis in Boston
The anti-imperialist banquet at Faneuil Hall next Thursday is canceled due to Congressmen Lacking and Lind being unavailable during the closing days of Congress. A luncheon at the Twentieth Century Club will instead be held at 1 o clock with ex Governor Boutwell presiding and speeches by Rev Dr A A Berle Judge A A Putnam and others. Martin Travieso son of the Puerto Rico chief justice plans a legal challenge after being denied New York bar eligibility as a non citizen of the United States. Further meetings under league auspices will occur at Faneuil Hall or Tremont Temple with General Miles and ex Congressman Charles A Towne speaking.
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Faneuil Hall
Lind
Congress
Twentieth Century Club
Boutwell
A. A. Berle
A. A. Putnam
Porto Rico
League
Tremont Temple
Miles
Charles A. Towne
Boston Detectives Clean House of Crooks in City Center
Judge Emmons lauds police for driving crooks from Boston as detectives and plain clothes officers sweep trains and stations. Inspectors target thieves, pickpockets, con men, gamblers, and hoboes, piping them off or railroading them out of town. Chief Watts and Superintendent Pierce expand patrols and station coverage to identify wanted men arriving by rail.
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Boston
Watts
Judge Emmons
W. H. Pierce
W. B. Watts
Emmons
Buneco
Bunco
Willy
Yeegman
Pierce
Fire at Somerville stable kills man and horse
A blaze at Daniel Collins stable behind 25 Hinckley Street Somerville killed James Keefe, about 60, who slept in the barn, and his horse. Firemen suspect matches sparked the fire. Damage estimated at 400 dollars. Keefe had no home or known friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Collins
Hinckley Street
Somerville
James Keefe
Keefe
Collins
Gompers condemns slugging in strikes in Chicago
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor denounces slugging tactics in labor actions linked to the Franklin Union No 4 strike. He says such methods cannot win labor disputes and notes the Franklin union is not affiliated with the Chicago or national federations.
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Chicago
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Franklin Union No. 4
Franklin Union
Chicago Federation of Labor
Postoffice Clerks Install Officers in Boston Meeting
Boston postoffice clerks at the American House yesterday afternoon installed the officers for the coming year. Robert W. officiated in the installation ceremony and new officers took their posts.
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Boston Postoffice
American House
Robert W
Feeney Elected Head of Boston Clerks Delegation
Thomas P Feeney was elected president elect of the Post Office Clerks Association delegates to the national convention in St Louis held in September. Thorson national organizer praised a Boston postmaster candidate for showing strong clerks welfare interest.
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Purdy
Thomas P. Feeney
Boston Post Office Clerks’ Association
Thorson
Postoffice Clerks’ Association
Boston
St. Louis
Absolute Powers of Democrat Convention
The Democratic State convention at Tremont Temple can ignore districts and elect 82 delegates for the national convention. Olney camp may press power while Williams backers threaten to challenge illegitimate caucuses. Contests in Lowell and calls to oust temporary chair McNary aim to install Feeney as chair.
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Tremont Temple
Boston
Gosnold
Massachusetts
Mr. Williams
Richard Olney
Olney
Williams
Lowell
Hearst
Committee On Credentials
McNary
John P. Feeney
Woburn
Dorchester Fights Standard Oil Plan Over Oil Tanks
Dorchester residents along Freeport street and Harrison Square will appeal to the Legislature and city government to block Standard Oil from storing oil in two 50 000 gallon tanks on wharf property bought from the Merriam estate. They warn of a deadly menace to life and property and will seek action from the Fire Underwriters Association as well.
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Freeport Street
Harrison Square
Dorchester
Standard Oil Company
Oil Trust
F. A. Merriam
Messrs
J.L. Toland
A. N. Rogerson
David F. Doyle
James Farren
Post
Weberfields' Three Specials Haul in Boston After Show
The Weber and Fields company ran three special trains from Lawrence to Boston after a Colonial Theatre performance. The Lillian Russell special carried Miss Russell in a Pullman car. Weber and Fields traveled on a separate train with business in New York, arriving at Union station and then South station for their journey. The third train carried baggage cars and coaches, with scenery and props sent to the Globe Theatre. This marked a remarkable railroad haul in New England.
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Weber and Fields Company
Lawrence
Colonial Theatre
Flanders
Boston & Maine
Lillian Russell
Miss Russell
North Station
Bellevue
Messrs. Weber
Fields
Boston
Weber
Mr. Fields
New York
Union Station
South Station
Weber and Fields
Globe Theatre
New England
Good Citizens Lectured by Judge Emmons at Quincy
Judge Emmons of the Boston Police Commission spoke at Washington Street Congregational Church in Quincy Point under the Law and Order League. He urged citizens to obey laws and improve their communities while noting Neponset residents complained about Quincy visitors and grocer license concerns amid fears of nearby drunks.
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Quincy
Judge Emmons
Boston Police Commission
Washington Street Congregational Church
Quincy Point
Law and Order League
Emmons
Boston
Neponset
Hospital Cottage Damaged by Fire
The contagious cottage of the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital on East Concord Street caught fire in a small rubbish pile. Fire engines quickly extinguished the blaze with $20 damage, while the main hospital remained calm and patients were prepared for removal.
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Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
East Concord Street
Methodist Preacher in Congregational Pulpit
The Rev. George A. Gordon D D of the Old South Church Congregational delivers a sermon in a church pulpit setting. The brief piece notes his role and affiliation as a Methodist preacher within a Congregational context.
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George A. Gordon
The
Old South Church
Congregational
Cambridge Police Seize Liquor in East Cambridge Raid
Captain McBride of Station 3 assisted by a police squad raided the premises of Hyman S. Robinson at 449 Cambridge Street East Cambridge. A small quantity of liquor was seized.
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Captain McBride
Cambridge
Hyman S. Robinson
Cambridge Street
East
Ministers Exchange Pulpits Underscore Unity of Denominations
The Rev. Dr. Bronson of Church of St. Mark's and a Brookline Methodist minister exchanged pulpits yesterday. Large congregations attended both services as each urged closer relations between their denominations and equal standing for every member.
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Hastings
Dillon Bronson
George A. Gordon
Bronson
Church of St. Mark's
Methodist
Brookline
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