Public Meeting Debates Separation of Pauper and Penal Institutions
A Boston public meeting in Association Hall discussed separating pauper and penal institutions. Bishop Lawrence spoke on humanitarian concerns, Mrs. Alice N. Lincoln urged a board of trustees, and Hon. George S. Hale supported trusteeship and clerical oversight. Homer Folks noted apparatus for reform and committee aims.
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Alice N. Lincoln
Department of Public Institutions
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George 8. Hale
Herbert L. Harding
William M. Rutan
Robert C.’ Dincoin
Debutante Grace Lekton's Newton Coming Out Party
A Newton debutante reception for Miss Grace Lekton, daughter of Frederic Luther Felton of West Newton, drew over 200 guests at the Newton City House in Newtonville. Attendees included J MuChase, Harry Priest, Edward Hollis, Arthur Howland, and many others, with numerous Misses and couples in attendance.
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Jas Spanling
Lincoln Parker
Harry Carter
Gud Sawyer
Carl Ketlar
Arthur ‘Lovett
Thomas Nickerson
Leonard Quincy
Roland King
Graydon Stetson
Iry L. Barrage
Grace Fernald
Mabel Nash
Aannest
Ruth Horton
Currie Treeman
Louise Lovett
Mary
W. Page
Marion Mandell
Marion Stone
Argarette Kimberly
Bertha Jenkins
Hattie Paige
Democratic Rally Attacks Quincy Curtis & Pope
A Boston Dem rally in Roxbury Dorchester campaigns for Josiah Quincy with fiery charges against Curtis Pope and the Republican machine. Speakers accuse corruption funds, call out Mayor Curtis allies, and urge laborers to back the straight Democratic ticket amid crowded halls and with references to Quincy's nomination by party bosses.
Coakley Rally Draws Roxbury Voters Against Quincy
A large Dudley Street Opera House crowd heard Timothy W. Coakley and other independent caucus exponents denounce boss rule and urge Roxbury voters to back Edwin Curtis in the mayoral race. The meeting, presided by ex Rep John J. Hoar, grew boisterous at times as officers removed Jimmy Keegan and others. Fred J. Kneeland, head of the Painters and Decorators union, spoke next, voicing strong support for the chosen candidate.
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Edward J. Barry
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South Boston
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Independent Caucus
Jimmy Keegan
John J. Hoar
Roxbury
Edwin’Curtis
Fred J. Kneeland
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Democratic rally echoes in Dorchester halls voicing Quincy ticket
In Dorchester union and music halls supporters of Josiah Quincy rallied to denounce Mayor Curtis. James F Creed of South Boston criticized Curtis's record while W. S. McNary urged unity under Quincy as Democrats claim improving times. Details highlight tax, water and fire concerns and alleged campaign abuses.
Dem campaign sparks intense ward battles and debates
The piece details Republican efforts with blocks of tea and beer and boodle in Ward 13 and Roxbury as Democrats forecast a big city win. It notes Hutchinson's wary stance,-Coakley Moran debate plans chaired by William Murphy, and packed halls with 1200 reserved tickets for the event at Independence Hall.
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William A. Murphy
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Moran and Coakley Clash in City Hall Political Night
Murphy will preside as John B Moran and Timothy W Coakley face off in Music Hall tonight. Once allies in the Independent Democratic state, they are now foes, with Coakley backing the Republican candidate while Moran attacks the Democratic mayoral hopeful.
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Charlestown
Pitzgerald
Charles J. Quirk
James F. Creed
James E. Hayes
Philip J. Doherty
Bordman Hall
John J. Mahoney
Salem D. Charl
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John B. Murkan
William J. Miller
Independence Hall
Fitzgerald
M'Attrick
John 4H.les
Joseph A. Conry
Lou Blumenthal
William KF. Donovan
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M'Rietrick
James A. M’gwiagh
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Timothy W. Coakley
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Rady campaign meeting debated mayoralty in Cambridge
A campaign gathering at Union Hall Cambridge drew about low voters as A. Bally Rady faced criticism of Mayor Bancroft and his supporters. W F Merril chaired one session while ex Alderman Aylward attacked Library Hall Association as partisan. Councilman J J Ahearne and others spoke about city leadership and public works.
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Barcroft
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John J. Ahearne
Municipal League Endorses Four For School Committee
The Municipal League of Boston held a special meeting on December 4 to consider school committee nominations. It unanimously endorsed A Lawrence Lowell B Shapleigh Samuel F Hubbard and Mrs Fanny B Ames. The league opposed W T Eaton and expressed regret that B B Whittemore was not renominated after six years of service.
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A. Lawrence Lowell
B. Shapleigh
Samuel F. Hubbard
Fanny B. Ames
W. T. Eaton
Eaton
B. B. Whittemore
Christian citizenship rally in Maverick Church East Boston
A Christian citizenship rally is set for December 8 at 7 30 p m in Maverick Church Central Square East Boston under the Maverick Congregational Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor. Patriotic music will be led by chorus choir and precentor with Dr Smith Baker presiding. Addresses by Hon Samuel B Capen president of Municipal League and Boston C E convention chair.
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Samuel B. Capen
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Endorsements for School Committee Candidates
The Citizens' Public School Union and the Massachusetts School Suffrage Association back a slate of candidates including Fanny B. Ames Abbott Lawrence Lowell Samuel F Hub bard Isaac F Paul Elizabeth C Kellar David A Collins Caroline E Hastings and Harry Lloyd with joint support noted.
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Massachusetts School Suffrage Association
Fanny B. Ames
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Samuel F. Hubbard
Isaac F. Paul
David A. Collins
Caroline E. Hastings
Harry Lloyd
First Snow Storm Delays Santa Gift Plans At Harbor
A light accumulation of snow arrived Nov 21 as two storms merged off New England, creating slippery streets and a cautious mood among mariners. The harbor saw few departures, with Cape Ann and Gloucester steamers leaving late, and minor damage from a drifting schooner collision. Ferry service continued, while tow boats remained in port awaiting clearer seas.
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Taunton
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Honeybrook
C. B. Santora
Joshua Lovett
Wrestler
N. P. Doane
Wedding of Webber and Jewett at Beacon Street home
One of the season’s most elegant winter weddings was held at the Beacons treet Brookline residence of Mr John Prescott Webber. Miss June Webber became the bride of Roxbury native Elbridge Kimball Jewett in a private 7 30 p m Episcopal ceremony read by Rev D D Addison. A reception followed with numerous guests including Ex Governor Brackett and many Brookline Cambridge Boston and beyond residents. The couple departed for New York on the 10 p m train for their honeymoon.
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Elbridge Kimball Jewett
Roxbury
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E. G. Dunn
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Duluth
Joshua Kendall
Cambridge
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Newton
R. R. Bishop
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Marion Fenno
Edward Fenno
Lombard
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Blakeslee
Charles Sias
Morrill
Joseph H. Comer
Comer
Otis
H. Marion
Carel Chase
Horace Packard
Would Mix Politics With Charity At Debate
Letter to the editor proposes charging admission at Friday night’s debate in Music Hall for those without tickets and donating the proceeds to Carney Hospital fund. Signer T. M. N. urges feasibility of the plan.
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Pope confirms Father O Connell as rector in Rome
Baltimore dispatch reports Cardinal Sedochowski of Rome cable confirms Pope has appointed Father William H. O’Connell of Boston as rector of the Americas College at Rome. The announcement comes from Cardinal Gibbons.
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Willam H. O’connell
Boston
Fund Drive for Carney Hospital Fails to Reach Goal
After a three week recess the Garney Fund committee met at Parker House led by E A McDonald to report on the Carney Hospital need. The fund stands at 0782 toward a 10000 goal with many subscribers yet to turn in. donations include 0256 handed to Sisters Gonzaga and 55 from Mt. Washington Lodge A O U W plus 82 from Globe staff. One more committee meeting is planned to complete returns.
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Globe Reportorial Department
Salisbury Firm Statement On Venezuelan Question
London papers publish a note that Lord Salisbury’s reply to Olney regarding the Venezuelan dispute is en route to Washington. It reportedly reviews forty years of the issue and signals Britain’s stance that the Schomburgk line marks the minimal territory she claims in the region. Mayor Bancroft rallies set for Cambridgeport on Dec 7 and East Cambridge on Dec 9 with speakers including Bancroft, Bradford, and others.
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Olney
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Reception for city officials and candidates at Norfolk Hall
A reception for Mayor Curtis seven Republican alderman candidates the Republican street commissioner candidate three Republican Ward 2 Common Council candidates and the Republican school committee candidate from that district at Norfolk Hall Dorchester on December 7 from 7 45 to 9 p m is progressing well A cordial invitation extends to Republicans independents and Democrats to attend.
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Board of Aldermen
Common Council
School Committee
Norfolk Hall
Dorchester
Wife of Lieutenant White Seeks Divorce in San Francisco
Mrs. Rena White, wife of Lieutenant Chester White once of the cutter Bear, who allegedly eloped to Boston with an actress, filed suit for divorce in San Francisco today.
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Wringer and Sweeper Manufacturer Notes Mail Service
The American Wringer Co. at 18 and 18 Broadway extension offers wringers and sweepers for sale. They manufacture, repair, and fulfill orders by mail with prompt attention. telephone service is available in Tremont.
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