Lodge Favours Hibbard for Postmaster Amid Boston Politics
Washington dispatches say ex Chairman George A. Hibbard of the Republican city committee is named postmaster, a move seen as a compromise to ease Lodge's position. Holden, Bates, Guild, Crane supporters react, while ex Mayor Curtis backed another candidate. Henderson declines comment on the likely appointment.
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Washington
George A. Hibbard
Republican City Committee
Lodge
Hibbard
Post
Holden
Leutenant
Bates
Curtis Guild
Guild
Crane
House
President Smith
Senate
Hig
Young’s
Senator Lodge
Senator Hoar
Boston
Senator Hoer
Hol
Den
Maccabe
Henderson
Thomas
Curtis
Joseph B. Maccabe
Congresman Roberts
Edwin A. Curtis
Lodge and
Hoar
City Campaign Split in Ward as Colored Vote Shifts Support
A 1900s era political note describes a divided Republican ward with a key shift of the colored vote toward Democratic candidate Collins. It cites Robert F. Coursey blaming Republican patronage for poverty, notes aroused Black voters in Boston and New England, and praises Judge Boulker and Lawyer Walker joining the Democratic efforts to back Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantout Gope
Republici
Ng.hiz
Republican Party
New England
Judge B. Boulker
Twelfth Baptist Church
Walker
Boston
Historic North End Ramble Guided by Hurlburt Circle
Boston residents from the Hurlburt Chauteauqua Circle toured historic sites in the North End visiting the Old North Church and the Old South. Guides from 401 Meridian Street led brief talks at each stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlburt Chauteuqua Circle of East
Boston
North End
Old North Church
Old South
Mr. Jr
Pearson
Meridian ‘Street
Youth Athlete Injured in Park Sled Between Posts
A 19 year old, Othy Ultin, while playing on Madison Street Park, slipped between two posts and injured his right knee. He was taken to hospital for treatment.
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Othy Ultin
Ee Park
Madison S
Ore
Portrait of General Collins Draws Large Crowds
A crowd gathers at Ontario Street to view the crayon portrait of General Collins in the window. John J Grace's militia candidate for Mayor benefits from the display’s attention and the favorable public reception.
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Collins
John J Grace
Pte
Champlin
Mr. Dickinson
Ward 10 Campaign Strife Persists in Republican Ranks
The Republican city committee faces a split over Ward 10 as leaders pursue conciliation amid lingering feuds from Senator Innes’ campaign. Innes loyalists aim to shore up votes for Hart while factions threaten disorder before next week’s push on the Democratic citadel. Ex-Mayor Hart refines his acceptance letter as Jesse Gove plans to campaign despite illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 10
Republican City Committee
Innes
Senate
Bates
Guild
Dyar
Hutchinson
State Committee
Hart
Collins
Swallow
Sands
Jesse Gove
Superior Criminal Court
East Boston Social Club Event Highlights Local Entertainment
The Young Ladies Social Club of East Boston hosted a gathering at Miss Annie Fine’s home 32 Sumner Street. Performers included Jennette Levenson on piano, Edward Ginsburg buck and wing, Pinnansky piano duet, Hattie Bornstein and William Kaplan cake walk. guests listed include Annie Fine Rosie Fine Sadie Goodman Israel Goodman Ida Ginsburg Abraham Berman Goldie Berman Edward Ginsburg Annie Magid Harry Magid Levenson family and others.
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Boston
Annie Fine
Sumner Street
Jennette Levenson
Edward Ginsburg
Pinnansky
Hattie Bornstein
William Kaplan
Rosie Fine
Sadie Goodman
Ida Ginsburg
Abraham C. Berman
Goldie Berman
Annie Magid
Harry Magid
Guasie Levenson
Hattie
Johen
Harry Levenson
Iora
Moore Greed wedding at St Mary parish residence
Miss Catherine Creed and J Moore were married by Rev Father Allison at St Mary Church parochial residence. Miss Minnie Creed served as maid of honor and Thomas Moore was best man. A reception followed at James Creed home Prospect street before the couple left for a honeymoon in Charlestown. They will reside at 3 Adams Street after January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary & Church
Catherine &. Creed
Ward J. Moore
Allison
Minnie J. Creed
Thomas J. Moore
Ride
James J. Creed
Prospect Street
Valuable plates saved from fire at publishing house
Fire yesterday damaged the building of a publishing house but did not destroy its plates. Workers reported that many cyrotype plates were saved, preserving key equipment and ongoing work despite the blaze.
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Yeaterday
Boston Theater Scene Sees Record Turnout For Thanksgiving Week
The Boston stage buzzes with heavy crowds and lively notes as venues report strong Thanksgiving week audiences. Plays include Secret Service at Grand Opera House and Three Little Tameye at Tremont, while Arizona begins a four week run Monday. The New York transfer news touches Lederer resigning from the New York Theatre to focus on Casino and Columbia Music Hall.
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George C. Tyler
Liebler & Co
London
J. Tyler
Ene A S
Ane
New
Hollis
New York
George W. Lederer
New York Theatre
Casino
Columbia Music Hall
Sterling Extractaee
Jong
Tremont
Strat
Regent Ee
Arizona
Spees
Beer
Sharpe
Chris
Oni
Newark
Tatchbure
Boston
Monnday
Secret Service
Grand Opera House
Iliam Barry
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Park Theatre
Robespierre
Hollis Street Theatre
Sardou
Old Homestead
Graysopera
New England
Lady of Lyons
Castle Square
London Assurance
Grand Dime Theater
Howardd
Susie Anna
Lesiana
Master Itski
Keith’s
Keith's
Grand Dime ‘Theatre
Craigs
At. Austin
Stone's
Rosnosky Honored for Twenty Fifth Temple Service
About 30 friends and associates gathered in Minot's Hall to celebrate Isaac Rosnosky's 25 years as a leading figure in Temple Ohabei Sholom. The event featured a reception banquet speeches a gold medallion presentation toastmaster letters of praise and a grand ball with prominent attendees including Acting Mayor Barry and ex-Congressman O'Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Rosnosky
Minot
Ohabei Sholom
Ros
Boston
Rosnosky
Carney Hospital
David F. Barry
O'Neil
James H. Donovan
Samuel Hirschberg
Godfrey Morse
Adolph Aronson
Israel Cohen
Mr. Rosnosky
A. Shuman
Nosky Leads Geer Development With Tempie Qhabei Sholom Growth
Nosky has played a leading role as president or director in the Geer development and management of Tempie Qhabei Sholom. The organization expanded from 8 to 260 members, with expenses rising from about 34,000 to 27,000 over time, and property increasing from a nominal amount to $100,000.
Denman Thompson Family Thanksgiving Marks 60th Birthday
A Thanksgiving gathering at the Adams House celebrated Uncle Oshua Denman Thompson and the 60th birthday of Mrs. Denman Thompson born November 30, 1839. Attendees included KE A McFarland and others from Keene New York City and Boston, with gifts such as a diamond belt pin and gold key chain.
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Oshua Hitcomb
Denman Thompson
Adams House
N. H
Frank Thompson
W. S. Kilpatrick
Ethel McFarland
Fred Holmes
Keene, Nhs
Frank Knapp
Me Knapp
New York City
T. &. Thompson
Z. Moody
Winchester
Mass
George K. Hall
Boston
Surprising Thanksgiving Eve Party At Mr. and Mrs W D chin Home
A surprise party was given at No 2 Mt Warren Street to honor Mr and Mrs W D Chin on Thanksgiving Eve. Guests presented a handsome Morris chair and enjoyed vocal and instrumental music by Mrs A MacDona and Edward Thacher. The evening featured games dancing and a luncheon before departing.
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W. D. Chin
Mt. Warren Street
Morris
A. MacDona
Edward Thacher
Havin
Herne's Children Thanksgiving Party Delights Boston Crowd
James A Herne organized a Park Theatre event for Boston's poor children, inviting 1600 to 600 youngsters aged 6 to 14. The morning party featured lunch, music, and performances by park theater artists and local entertainers, with boxes of sandwiches fruit candy and nuts distributed to each child.
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James A.herne
Boston
Park Theatre
Mr. Herne
Eeacher
Wells
the Park Theatre Orchestra
Louis Baer
Albert Meyer
W. T. Hodge
John Bennett
Marion
Abbott
P. C
Shortis
Louis Wesley
Man In the Moon
Julius Steger
Sam Bernard
Charlies F. Dennee
P. Schindler
Annhem
Eugene Tompkins
J.S. Macdonald
Herne
Tompkins
Cambridge Letters Highlight Mayor Campaign Conduct
Cambridge officials and the Dickinson campaign committee exchange letters on the municipal race. The exchange centers on demands for definite, responsible misconduct specs against Mayor Champlin and calls for thorough voter information before the coming election.
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Cambridge
Champlin
Wright
Dickinson
Pemapie Hall
Fours
A. N
Warren K Blodouet
Toaha
Milton
Tana Ye On
J. Secre
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Issatisfaction
East Boston
Europe
Union Medical Service Company
School St
Boston Theatre Jeompkins
Metropolitan Opera House
N.Y
Maurice Grau
Gavalleria
AIDA
Frei Sins
Frohman
Geceenes
William
Gillette
Gresat
Triumph
Ae E. Poinson
Tew, & Br
B.D. Stevens
Jerome Sykes
Adna Wallace
Hopper Chris
Jeffries
Sharkey Contest
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm
Gericke
Seloist
F‘nny Bloowfield - Zeisler
Kemont
Beethoven
Grieg
Brahms
Tschaikowsky
Music Hall
Hollis Fiwarn
Isaac B. Rich
Jenry Irving
Ellen Terry
TomiEntome Wigne
Seata
Venice
Columbia Promen Ade
GEO
Nenagiog
Washington and Castle Sts
Tel
Anard
Old Providence
Con
Jesus Christ
Sof Ue
J. B. Pond
Ryee
Eran
Augustus Stus
Otto Kawakami
Mine
YACC
Imperial Japanese Co
George W. Magee
William Islette
William Barry
Tremont St
Tremont Bt
Telmonte
Oxford
Hieher
Mt. Lyons
Knee
Mme
Adelaide’ Herrmann
Japan
Stuart Barnes
Mabel Sisson
Ugene O’rourke
Catherine Lingard
James Hornton
Lydia Dreams
Cissie Loftus
Ees Cox and
Brownies
Seoy Eugene Pheather
Mgr
Tinee
A. Herney
Our Harbor
Yeddo Geisha
GUARE
Royal Japane
Draytop
New Palace Theatre
Miss New York, Jr
Crand
Howard Ginger
Burke Brothers
Flinere - Munzett
Rackett Brothers
Masus
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