Frothingham Heads Goo Goos Endorsed Mayoral Slate
Good Government Association announces its official slate for mayor street commissioner and board of aldermen. Louis A. Frothingham and William K. Hannan receive endorsements with four of seven aldermen named Republicans. The group notes last year’s nine endorsements caused ballot confusion and cites suspensions pending further investigation into Bromberg.
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Good Government Association
Lawrence Minot
Amund Billings
Board of Aldermen
Louis A. Frothingham
William K. Hannan
National Dock Trust
Clark
Cauley
Hennessey
Whelton
Martin Lomasney
Lomasney
Frothingham
Francis R. Bangs
Board of Police Commissioners
Tilton S. Bell
Charles M. Draper
Fitzgerald preps for rallies as Dorchester Republicans hint support
Democratic mayoral candidate John F. Fitzgerald rested after a reception at the Boston Theatre and spoke to the Mayo Club about Gaelic revival. Campaigners plan large rallies tonight across wards. Some Dorchester Republicans told Fitzgerald backers they’d vote for him over Frothingham, citing his local improvement promises.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Douglas Hyde
Boston Theatre
Mayo Club
Memorial Building
Fitzgerald
Dorchester
Louis A. Frothingham
Frothingham
Winthrop Hall
United Improvement Associations
Aldermanic Candidate Giblin Delivers Four Ward Speeches
East Boston aldermanic candidate Thomas J. Giblin spoke yesterday in Ward 25 to the Ladies Auxiliary of the A O H at Wells Memorial Hall and the Mayo Club at Paine Memorial Hall. He also addressed the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Roxbury Club in Ward 19.
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Thomas J. Giblin
Boston
Ladies
Wells Memorial Hall
Mayo Club
Paine Memorial Hall
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Roxbury Club
Socialist Labor plans write in Michael D. Fitzgerald for mayor
The Socialist Labor party will vote for Michael D. Fitzgerald by writing his name on the ballot since his name does not appear on the ballot. A meeting at the People's Institute headquarters will instruct members to cast write in votes and a circular will be sent advising it. William H. Carroll notes Fitzgerald was nominated on Navy 7 and was previously a candidate for street commissioner, not entirely unknown.
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Michael D. Fitzgerald
Socialist Labor
Socialist Labor Party
People’s Institute
William H. Carroll
John F. Fitzgerald
Navy
John S. Fitzgerald
Frothingham
McNary
Bailiwick
Curtis
Gove
Mr. Lomasney
Lomasney
Fitzgerald
Ward 8
Joe’ Norton
Dan” Sullivan
Fitzgerald Committee
George Phillips
John Conry
Conry
P. J. Kennedy
Foreman Conry
Kennedy
Ward 13 Democrats Rally for Fitzgerald and Doyle
More than 300 Ward 13 Democrats gathered at the Sterling Club to back John F Fitzgerald for mayor and James H Doyle for street commissioner. Representative Edward F McGrady urged campaigning while criticizing Frothingham and predicting a 20000 vote margin for Fitzgerald. Alderman Curley Daniel Flanagan and Michael J Sullivan spoke as a 50 member canvassing committee was formed.
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Broadway
John F. Fitzgerald
James H. Doyle
Edward F. McGrady
Frothingham
Fitzgerald
Curley
Daniel Flanagan
Board of Aldermen
Michael J. Sullivan
Yerkes in Chicago Illness Improves at Waldorf
Charles T. Yerkes of Chicago, staying at the Waldorf Astoria, shown to be much better tonight. The illness is not specified but described as not serious and improving.
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New York
Charles’ T. Yerkes
Chicago
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Noon rallies for Fitzgerald to target business district
The Democratic campaign plans extensive noonday rallies in Boston's business district to appeal to business interests. Candidate Fitzgerald will deliver brief talks with a staff coordinating venues, printing, and schedules, aiming to mobilize crowds similar to the large Faneuil Hall turnout.
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Fitzgerald
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Clergy Warns Catholics Against Fitz Gerald in Boston Mayoral Race
At a Good Government Association event in Boston a Warren Avenue Baptist Church minister urged men to vote against Mr. Fitzgerald and warned that his election could usher in dark days for Christian morality as politicians use city government for partisan gain. The address followed remarks by Robert Treat Paine Jr. who urged residents to fight political bosses and support reform.
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Fitzgerald
Herbert S. Johnson
Warren Avenue
Frothingham
Boston
Johnson
Patrick A. Collins
Mr. Fitzgerald
Croker and Murphy
New York
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Mary Rogers Faces Final Countdown Before Execution
The article describes the planned execution of Mary Rogers with officials including Sheriff Peck, Deputy Spafford, and jailer Lovell attending. It details the morning routine, last meals, dress, and the procession to the gallows, noting Rogers's frail condition and the foreseen somber outcome.
Bishop criticizes bargain hunting and civic mismanagement
At Trinity Church Ad vent service Bishop Lawrence denounced bargain hunting by women as fueling crowded tenements and exploitation. He urged careful School Board choices to protect children and warned that poor city administration wastes public funds and enables licensure that degrades public life.
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Lawrence
Trinity Church
John Bartlett dies at 88 Cambridge publisher of Quotations
John Bartlett author of Familiar Quotations and Complete Concordance of Shakspere died at his Cambridge home on Brattle street last evening. He led Little, Brown & Co for eight years and lived in Cambridge over 70 years. Born in 1820 in Plymouth, he built a publishing career after an early job at the University Bookstore. He served in the Civil War and married Anna Willard in 1851. His eyesight failed late in life.
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John Bartlett
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Little, Brown & Co
Plymouth
Holyoke
Navy
Anna Wyllard
Sydney Willard
Harvard
North End man saves others from knife duel at street corner
Hugh Cavanaugh, a North End resident, jumped between two men with drawn knives near New Beverly and Thatcher streets. He grabbed the unsheathed blade with his bare hand to divert a deadly lunge, injuring his thumb, before police arrived and sent him to the hospital for treatment.
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Hugh Cavanaugh
North End
New Beverly
Thatcher
Cavanaugh
Last attempt to reprieve condemned woman in Vermont
In Rutland three of Mrs. Rogers' lawyers met to urge Governor Bell to grant a third reprieve and wait for the Legislature. They argue the woman is insane and that new evidence since the U S Supreme Court proceedings could lead to a repeal if heard by lawmakers.
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Fitzgerald
Harrison Square
Savin Hill Woods
Frothingham
Dewey
Henry B. Blackwell
James H. Stark
Rutland
Elks Honor Departed Members In Memorial Service
Tremont Theatre hosted a large Elks memorial for deceased lodge members with local officers, Fr. Philip J. O'Donnell, Ellis Bishop, and Wood N. Carr assisting. Names read included Hoey, Warren, Mahoney, Barrymore, Lyons, Brown, Brogi, McCloskey, Naphen, Norton, and McClellan, followed by 11 bell tolls.
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Tremont
Elks
United States
Order of Elks
Philip J. O'Donnell
Ellis Bishop
Salt Lake City
Wood N. Carr
Uniontown
Penn
William Alden Blossom
Thomas Hoey
Frederick J. Warren
Jeremiah E. Mahoney
Maurice Barrymore
John Lyons
Fred C. Brown
Octavio Brogi
Dennis F. McCloskey
Henry F. Naphen
Francis P. Norton
Hugh A. McClellan
Curtis and Gove Pressure In GOP Bid For Frothingham
Ex mayor Edwin A. Curtis and lawyer Jesse M. Gove engineer Republican moves to secure Democratic backing for Louis A. Frothingham against Mayor candidate Fitzgerald. Ward 8 and the West End are focal points with Ward 8 leaders split and M. M. Lomasney’s stance uncertain. Kennedy reportedly backs Fitzgerald while others privately oppose.
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Louis A. Frothingham
Edwin A. Curtis
Jesse M. Gove
Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
Williams
McNary
M. M. Lomasney
Fitzgerald
Baker Bluffing Robber Fails as Steed Thwarts Heist
Great Barrington reports a late night robbery attempt on baker Joseph Himmer along Stockbridge road. The horse bolted free, trampled the assailant, and carried the baker to safety despite the robber’s gun threat.
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Great Barrington
Joseph Himmer
Stockbridge Road
Himmer
Probe Attack on President Roosevelt Train in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on Saturday night a plumb bob was cast into President Roosevelt's special train as it passed through the city. Pennsylvania Railroad officials and Philadelphia police vow to end the practice of throwing missiles at trains with heavy fines and imprisonment for offenders.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad
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