Fitzgerald campaigns across Boston wards rally for victory
John F. Fitzgerald spoke with W. T. A. Fitzgerald before Democratic ward and executive committees in wards 1 1, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 20, 14 and 138. He claimed Massachusetts swing, said Lodge Crane and Guild lost prestige in Washington, and predicted Boston backing Bartlett and Whitney. Enthusiasm rose as wards pledged support for Edward J. Donovan and Fitzgerald projected a citywide win by over 20 000.
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Edward J. Donovan
Fitzgerald Opens Campaign At Faneuil Hall Rally
Democratic mayoral candidate John F. Fitzgerald opens his campaign with a monster rally at Faneuil Hall. Speakers may include W. T. A. Fitzgerald Josiah Quincy Charles W. Bartlett John P. Leahy Arthur W. Dolan ex Alderman Charles H. Slattery and Fitzgerald himself.
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Changes in Sergeant Squad Duty Rotations Ordered
The Police Board issued a special order shifting sergeants in the street squad to month long exchanges with attached station sergeants. Day sergeants keep day duty except four months. Night sergeants face eight months night duty and four months day duty. Older street squad sergeants oppose the plan. protests are expected.
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Man Killed at South Station
A man believed to be J. Gorman of this city or Norwood was found dead in the South Station train yards after 9:30. The body, apparently run over by trains, wore a blue serge suit and carried an N Y N H H employee’s pass from Boston to Norwood. Police seek the man’s address.
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Doctor Mathews Arrested in Wifes Death in Greensboro
Dr J B Mathews a Greensboro physician was arrested on a murder charge after his wife died following hours of agony The coroner Dr J P Turner says the death resulted from a strychnine dose followed by morphine administered by the husband who then allegedly stabbed a syringe into her leg while praying at her bedside
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Anniversary Mass for Night Workers on Newspaper Row
Commemorative service marking the first anniversary of mass for night workers will be held Sunday morning on Newspaper Row. Rev. P. J. Lyons presides with a high mass and a special musical program. Rev. Dr. Lyons celebrant and Rev. Dr. Francis X. Dolan preaches. The regular choir, organist Eugene McCarthy, and soloists E C Quinn and T J McDonnell perform.
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Balfour Likely to Quit as Cabinet Prepares for New Ministry
London dec 1 The cabinet meeting suggested Premier Balfour will resign rather than dissolve Parliament. He heads to Gloucestershire and will not meet King Edward until Monday. A Wednesday resignation is likely followed by King Edward inviting Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman to form a ministry and a January general election. John Redmond in Waterford said the life of government could be counted in hours as he urged home rule while prioritizing colonial welfare.
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Widow of Vice-President Hobart Donates 5000 to Littleton Hospital
Mrs. Garrett A. Hobart of Paterson New Jersey widow of the late Vice-President notifies Dr. W J Beattie she will give five thousand dollars to the planned Littleton hospital in memory of Dr Charles M Tuttle of Littleton whom Socrates Tuttle was her father.
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May Arrest Rich Youths In Brookline Fires
A sensational Brookline development reports arrests of several affluent youths believed by police to be behind recent incendiary fires. Authorities say a gang of pyromaniacs, possibly led by readers of penny dreadful stories, targeted waste barrels rubbish piles and even attempted to burn St Mary's parochial school.
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