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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
4
The group urged lawmakers to support Governor Draper in vetoing the eight hour bill arguing Section 4 would strip cooks of public worker status. A licensing bill for cooks to place them under state control will be presented to the incoming Legislature. Another meeting is planned for this afternoon.
The advertising claim touts Gold Dust as a safe all round cleanser that cleans thoroughly without damaging surfaces. It contrasts with abrasive cleaners that wear brass porcelain and polished surfaces while noting decades of household use in thousands of neat as a pin homes.
Democratic chairmen in Wards 10 11 and 24 who lean Republican back James J. Storrow. Ward 22 clerk Patrick F. Donovan was away. Ward 23 chairman Patrick J. Brady backs Fitzgerald with the Cleveland Club. Ward 24 chairman John P. Riley also backs Storrow. Ward 25 chairman John H. Bragt calls it too early.
Ward by ward statements show Fitzgerald favored in most districts. Storrow gains traction in the meeting circuits with talks at the Jefferson Club and Dorchester headquarters.
James J. Storrow, Citizens' Municipal League mayoral candidate, held further discussions with voters about public works and city finances. He stated he does not support lowering the tax rate to the minimum and expressed support for maintaining asphalt projects.
John F. Fitzgerald formerly led three receptions in one evening starting at the Quincy House then the Ladies' Auxiliary of the County Galway Club grand march at Paine Memorial Hall and ending with a ball hosted by Division 20 AOH at an undisclosed venue.
Speech excerpts from Roughan Hall Charlestown and Quincy House reveal Fitzgerald criticizing Storrow and Hibbard in the 1910 Boston election. He accuses Storrow of autocratic rule, boastful financing, and plans to centralize power, arguing for adherence to civil service and local governance principles.
Senator James H. Doyle is bedridden at his Winthrop summer home after contracting a severe cold. The illness worsened yesterday prompting a bed rest order from his physician.
The 1915 Exposition draws attention as it nears its final days with a closing date of December 12. Visitors are urged to view exhibits before the event ends.
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