Delays The Retirement Of Police Officers At City Hall
Police Commissioner O Meara says he will not discharge six members for physical inability though retirement has been recommended by the Police Board and sent to Mayor Fitzgerald. He notes the mayor has not acted and suggests discharge could be used if a later medical exam shows incapacity. O Meara adds the names were sent before his tenure and the men will stay in current posts.
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O'Meara
Police Department
Fitzgerald
Charles W. Hunt
Edward MacHugh
Frank R. Crane
Benjamin Durgin
Winslow B. Lucas
William A. Lester
O’meara
James Lavozzo
Beekman Street
Democratic Club
Bryan
Barney Conklin
Harry W. Walker
Missouri
Johnny Fitz
Boston
Edward McLaughlin
House
Whitney
Draper
Guild
George Fred Williams
George Fred
Grand Jury
Essex
Adams House
Young’s Hotel
Parker House
Essex Hotel
Young’s
Parker's
Melvin O. Adams
Moorfield Storey
Civil Service Commission
John B. Moran
Civil
McGettrick
Treasury
Vermont
Folk
Williams
District Attorney's Office
State House
Quincy
Superior Court
Tucker
Bryan radical on monopoly and tariff reform
A New Yorker who met Mr. Bryan on the Continent reports Bryan aims to extinguish monopoly in America by curbing corporate and individual control over trade and industry. He advocates tariff overhaul to remove protections that hedge monopoly and seeks laws grounded in justice for all. If elected, Bryan would treat all interests fairly.
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London
Mr. Bryan
Continent
Standard Oil Company
America
Bryan
Cascaret health tonic advertisement and Socialist party notice
An ad promotes Cascarets as a mild digestive aid claiming to cleanse the bowels and cure bad breath with a ten cent emergency box sold by Sterling Remedy Co. A Socialist party notice in Boston calls for precinct meetings on Sept 25 1906 to elect delegates and nominate candidates for state county and congressional offices with nomination papers available at 724 Washington street.
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Sterling Remedy
Socialist Party
Boston
Suffolk
Gongreas
Washington Street
George G. Hall
John Weaver Sherman
Moran Walks Governor Bid Amid Bryan Week Contention
Boston District Attorney John B Moran defends his bid for Governor amid Bryan week hospitality plans and protests over a $5000 open house fund. He discusses cases, political pressure, and his record on law enforcement and civil service reform.
Railroad Crash Destroys Littlefield Lumber Buildings in Medford
An early morning accident on the Boston & Maine Southern division in Medford destroyed two T. K. Littlefield Lumber Co buildings a stable and a shingles storehouse after a switch was left open and a freight train backed into seven cars. The impact hurled the cars into an embankment causing extensive damage to rolling stock and estimated property losses around $3000. A number of train crews escaped injury.
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Marrow
Southern Division
Boston & Maine Railroad
Medford
T. K. Littlefield Lumber Company
Somerville
Iufts
Littlefield
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