Board of Health to Seek Mayor Help on Atlantic Ave Garbage Plant
The Board of Health declares the Atlantic avenue garbage plant a nuisance after inspection and will confer with the Mayor to settle its fate. Protests come from Calvin Austin of Eastern Steamship Co and others. Boston Merchants Association led the original complaint. Courts may be sought for relief. Efforts aim to move the plant or start incineration, as Boston contemplates a major change from burning garbage.
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Atlantic Avenue
Board of Health
Calvin Austin
Eastern Steamship Company
Boston Merchants' Association
S. H. Durgin
Arthur H. Russell
Tarrant B. King
Whittemore
Meredith & Grew
Mr. Phillips
Boston
Fight Over Council Spending Sparks Bitter Clash
The dispute pits special recess committees against the Governor's Council after funds for travel were taken from the committee. Representative Webster denies arrest reports about three Sunday law members and questions the rescission of a financial order. Worcester’s James H. Mellen recounts a Manhattan scene, asserting no arrests by any of his party and describing the breakfast-room confusion.
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Governor’s Council
Sunday Law Committee
Coney Island
Webster
New York
James H. Mellen
Worcester
Walter A. Webster
Senator Mahoney
Hudson River Pier
Albany
Mrs. McManus
Natick
Brooklyn
McManus
Pontius J. Thompson
Webster, McManus
Malden Boy’s Circus Stunt Ends in Disaster
Albert Burgoyne a 13 year old of West Street Malden attempted a wire walk in his backyard and lost balance injuring his elbow and other injuries he was taken to Malden Hospital for treatment.
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Malden
Albert Burgoyne
West Street
Malden Hospital
Cement Expert Reports Delayed in Normal School Case
Investigators continue testing on the Harvard Normal School foundation dispute led by District Attorney Moran. The probe centers on Roxbury pudding stone versus crushed trap rock alleged to be used by contractor J C Coleman. Coleman cites prior projects and awaits results as officials defer public comment.
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Moran
Roxbury
J. C. Coleman
Coleman
John B. Moran
Harvard, Normal and Latin School
George W. Carr Company
Harvard College
Cambridge
Harvard Medical School
Huntington
Longwood Avenues
Houghton & Dutton
Boston
Carr Company
Schoolhouse Commission
Carlson
Thomas A. Mullen
Old Orchard
Red Tag Sales at Wolf's My Clothier Draw Boston Crowds
Enthusiastic clearance continues as Red Tags mark price cuts daily. Wolf's My Clothier demonstrates determined pricing, prioritizing sale appeal over profit, drawing large crowds and widespread public approval in Boston.
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Wolf's
Thayer Sullivan Ticket Emerges in Democratic Power Play
Democratic leaders pursue Thayer or Douglas as Governor hopeful with Sullivan as potential second on the ticket. Rumors swirl of Moran opposition, Fitzgerald warning, and machine strategies to mobilize Boston delegates while tariff and pro recip rocity stances shape indifference among standpat voters.
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John A. Sullivan
John R. Thayer
William L. Douglas
Sullivan
Thayer
Boston
Josiah Quincy
Democratic State Committee
William A. Gaston
John B. Moran
Guild
Eben
Moran
Fitzgerald
Old Orchard
Douglas
Whitney
Home Market Club
Governor Guild
Mr. Foss
Eben 8S. Draper
Secretary not yet announced amid rumor mill
Daniel T. O Connell denied returning as private secretary to Mayor Fitzgerald. He said he is through for good. Mayor Fitzgerald reportedly awaits a new secretary upon returning from Old Orchard, with Major Patrick O Keefe seen as a likely possibility.
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Daniel T. O'Connell
Fitzgerald
City Hall
O’connell
Old Orchard
Patrick O’keefe
Major O’keefe
Peruna promoted for catarrh of the liver in era ad
A testimonial from Miss Helen Spencer of St. Louis touts Peruna as the cure for catarrh of the liver and describes symptoms such as tiredness and bad morning taste. The notice explains how liver catarrh can advance to gall stones and bilious colic, urging a full Peruna course after initial relief. It also notes political chatter about a mayoral secretary and a Mr. Mullen tied to the Fitzgerald campaign.
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Helen Spencer
St. Louis
Peruna
Cook Ave
Governor Goes On Vacation From Maine Woods
Governor Guild left at noon yesterday for a vacation in the Maine woods. He plans to return by August 20 to begin an aggressive campaign.
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Guild
Maine Woods
Progressive Wing Seeks Cummins as Iowa Presidential Hope
In Des Moines Iowa Aug 3 the progressive wing of the Republican party warns the national convention will hear Gov Cummins named as Iowa's presidential candidate rather than Leslie M Shaw.
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Des Moines
Republican Party
Iowa
Governor Cummins
Leslie M. Shaw
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Sleeper St
Wolf
Thayer-Sullivan
Mayor’s Office
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Mr. Mullen
Quincy
Gov
Cummins
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Shorty McCabe
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Paragon Park
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