Whelton Removes the School House Commission Controversy
The article details political moves surrounding Mr. Corbett and Mr. Fitzgerald as the Democratic nomination for Mayor unfolds. It cites Governor Douglas nominating Corbett as special justice of the Charlestown Municipal Court and notes opposition from Mr. Lomasney aiming to block Corbett’s appointment for strategic reasons.
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Fitzgerald
Douglas
Mr. Corbett
Charlestown
Lomasney
Jomasney
Whelton
Boston mayors clash over Charlestown High School plan
A heated dispute centers on Acting Mayor Whelton and the Charlestown High School project. The Charlestown board defends granite construction and a 315000 appropriation, while critics accuse political maneuvering and demand accountability for the school’s cost and design.
Refuse to Resign: School Board Defends Whelton Action
The three school house commissioners issued a statement after Acting Mayor Whelton called for their removal, labeling his reasons as a mere subterfuge. They deny stepping down and defend their positions amid the political clash.
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Whelton
Chandler
Charlestown High School
Collins
Boston
Charlestown
School House
Fitzgerald Refuses Discussion on Whelton Schoolboard Removals
Democratic mayoral candidate John KF. Fitzgerald declined to discuss the removal of schoolhouse commissioners by Acting Mayor Whelton stating he has no knowledge of the details and will not comment.
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Corbett
Logue
John J. Witzgerald
Donovan
Democratic Party
Bk. J. Donovan
Hendricks Club
John B. Martin
Jugene Sullivan
Wells
Fire Department
Macksey
Fitzgerald
James Donovan
Lomasney
I. J. Donovan
John F. Fitzgerald
Collins
Fenway
City Hall
Frothingham
John KF. Fitzgerald
Corbett Appointment Awaiting Executive Council Approval
Governor Douglas has named Joseph J. Corbett as associate justice of the District Court in Charlestown. The appointment requires the Executive Council's approval, but no opposition is anticipated.
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Joseph J. Corbett
Douglas
District Court
Charlestown
Executive Council
Devir Opens Campaign For Mayor In Maiden Rally
Aldermeon John TM Devir launched his mayoral campaign at a Maiden rally before a full hall of 700. William M. Barber presided as Devir urged a unified city board of public works to save about 8000. He faulted the police chief for only drawing a salary and claimed the fire commission chair sent repairs to Medford.
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Devir
William M. Barber
Board of Public Works
Fire Commission
Medford
Mayoralty Candidates to Speak From Same Platform
Dewey Fitzgerald and Frothingham will address voters on the same platform in Winthrop Hall Uphams Corner by invitation of the Improvement Societies. Fitzgerald should arrive between 9 and 10 p m Frothingham will attend after his South Boston schedule completion The judge has not announced hours
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Fitzgerald
Frothingham
Winthrop Hall
Upham’s Corner
Boston
The Easy Oil Scott's Emulsion Ad
The advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as an easy to take cod liver oil substitute that avoids griping and nausea. It warns against cheap emulsions and alcoholic substitutes and claims to fulfill every mission of cod liver oil with health benefits.
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Reception for Douglas Hyde Transforms Boston Irish Community
A large gathering at the United States Hotel last night hosted by Matthew Cummings prepared for a reception tomorrow for Douglas Hyde the noted Irish scholar. Delegates and a long list of leading figures including professors chairholders and numerous Irish associations andar firm support marked a key prelude to Hyde's Boston visit.
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Douglas Hyde
Boston
United States
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Professor Robinson
Harvard
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John V P. Lane
Daniel S
M Roughan
Leitrimmen’s Association
John Quigley
Roscommonmen’s Association
M. Cavapaugh
Sligomen’s Association
J. J. O'Toole
Mayomen’s Association
P. O'Neil Larkin
Jeresiah Shaw
John P. Lane
M. J. Mutros
Timothy O'Shea
M. EK. Curley
William King
W. T. A. Pitzgerald
Terence Cavanagh
P. WF. Hennigan
Jeremiah Fogarty
T. J. Gargan
John B. O'Higgins
W. H. Grainger
Thomas J. Flynn
Richard Sullivan
T. J. Dillon
Patrick M. Weating
James J. Lynch
Michael Maynes
Thomas IF. Kearns
Charles F Dalton
Arthur O'Keefe
Charles A. Kelley
Thomas Keniry
James W. Kenney
Martin J Roche
John H. Dillon
Joseph A. Dennison
Denis A. Scannell
W. F. Kenney
Daniel P. Sullivan
Lawrence Reade
Charles Ti. Taylor
John H. Holmes
William E. Barrett
George Fred Williams
D. A. Whelton
William Sullivan
John A. Sullivan
William Taylor
P. O'Neill Larkin
Edward J. Leary
C. W. MacDonald
John P. Manning
Peter Mullen
Patrick McGovern
Neil Mc. Neil
J. M. Morrison
James S. Murphy
J. H. H. McNamee
John R. Murphy
John J. McGreeney
H. P. Nawn
Michael J. O’ Hern
Joseph H. O'Neil
James M. Prender
Thomas IF. Galvin
IF. Galvin
P. J. Ferguson
James H. Doyle
P. J. Slane
Henry V. Cunningham
George W. Havens
EF. M. Malley
John Donohue
C. I. Fitzgerald
William J. Dooley
John Cavanagh
Bursting heater costs two lives in South Boston collapse
An explosion from a hot water heater in a partly built South Boston structure at Q Street and East Broadway killed two men, John N. Wannon and John Shane, and seriously injured Michael Ke Skerry who was painting exterior. The blast damaged the building by about 8060 dollars and occurred about 11 o clock.
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East Broadway
South Boston
John N. Wannon
John Shane
WK Street
Carney Hospital
Hannon
Kane
Michael KE. Skerry
Emerson Street
Gilpatric Denies Frothingham Lomasney Deal Rumor
Fred C. Gilpatric, manager of the Frothingham campaign, yesterday denied any basis for the rumor of a Frothingham Lomasney arrangement. He said no deal will be made and Frothingham’s independence as a candidate or potential mayor would not be compromised.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Good Government Association
Frothingham
Fitzgerald
Lomasney
Donovan
City Hall
Guild
Boston
Fred C. Gilpatric
Glynn endorses Fitzgerald for Mayor despite rumors
Representative-elect Theodore Glynn of Ward 17 declares his support for John F. Fitzgerald in the mayoral race and rejects circulating rumors to the contrary. He emphasizes his alignment with Fitzgerald regardless of speculation.
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John F. Fitzgerald
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