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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1905

Page

4

Why G. G. A. Kept Bromberg Off Slate

Alderman Bromberg of the Good Government Association was dropped from the aldermanic slate amid charges from Roslindale real estate dealer George Cherry. Cherry alleged Bromberg took a tax payment plus services from Christiana Frings and concealed abatements. Bromberg denied wrongdoing and accused Cherry and others of a smear, while the association prepared sworn statements from Frings and her daughter.

Alderman Bromberg Good Government Association Bromberg George Gherry Roslindale Cherry Seymour Street Brown Avenue Christiana Frings Edward J. Bromberg Mrs Miss Frings Barrister’s Hall God Government Association Mrs. Frings Kerry Christina Frings Jlon Fred Tr. Smith Boston George Cherry Tie Laurence Minot Stone Jones Miss Brings Nas

Chamber Considered How to Host Mayor Candidates Forum

The Boston Chamber of Commerce debated allowing mayoral candidates to speak on the floor about commercial concerns. Democratic city chair John T. Fitzgerald urged a forum for all candidates, while President Henry M. Whitney weighed precedents and other group requests. The decision hinges on chamber policy and fairness to all candidates.

Chamber of Commerce Chamber W. T. A. Fitzgerald Democratic City Committee John T. Fitzgerald Boston Fitzgerald Kienry M. Whitney Whitney City Committee Fie Good Government Association

Fitz Attacks Frothingham in Boston Rallies

John I Fitzgerald pressed his case in Dorchester wards 24 20 and 16 arguing Henry Dewey is the rightful Republican nominee for mayor calling Frothingham a tool of the party machine and charging ward frauds in Ward 21. He warned a Democratic win by 15 000 to 20 000 and urged ward realignment to reflect population shifts.

John I. Fitzgerald Dorchester Henry Dewey Boston Mr. Fitzgerald Frothingham Soston Back Bay Fitzgerald W. T.A. Fitzgerald John A. Sullivan Big Boss Lodge Republican Party John F. Ittagerald Dorcchester St Louis A. Frothingham Edwin M. Curtis Judge Dewey Ward 21 Tie United States

Frothinghams crowded rallies mark campaign push in Boston

Louis A. Frothingham addressed large crowds at the Lincoln Club American House North Russell Street Synagogue and other venues. He condemned graft and urged a non partisan pay as you go city government while opponents faced questions on ethics and eligibility.

Louis A. Frothingham Lincoln Club American House North Russell Street Ritchie Hall Mast Boston Y. M. EE. A. Association Shawmut Avenue C. E Paul Revere Robert A. Silverman Russia Alderman Bromberg Berwin Frothingham Boston Commonwealth of Massachusetts State House

Moran calls plot a fake in Lomasney letters

Boston dispatch recounts District Attorney Moran dismissing a three page letter from William J. Miller claiming a conspiracy by Martin M. Lomasney and Joseph P. Lomasney. Moran says no evidence supports conspiracy or knowledge of Crowley’s intent and criticizes premature publication. Moran urges Dennison to take office after clearing his name.

Moran Miller M. M. Lomasney Boston William J. Miller Tion Martin M. Lomasney Joseph PP. Lomasney City Hall Lomasner Fitzgerald, Dennison and Sullivan Police Department Martin M Joseph P. Lomasney Crowleys Lomasney Crowley John Fitzgerald Joseph A. Dennison John B. Moran Ant

Treasury estimates seek 16.5 million for Panama work

Secretary Shaw sent to Speaker Cannon estimates totaling 16 half million dollars for Panama Canal work from December 1 to June 30 1906 and attached a War Department letter urging immediate action.

Washington Shaw Cannon Panama Canal Robert Shaw Oliver

Moran Explains Course in First Day Office Turmoil

District Attorney John B. Moran describes a calm second day after a tumultuous start. He cites not presenting evidence to the grand jury, citing secrecy breaches, and states he will aid the grand jury with assistants but refrain from further involvement.

Davin John B. Moran Moran Judge DeCourcy M. J. Dwyer State House Grand Jury Alr. Moran

McNary Disavows Boston Opposition to Fitzgerald Candidacy

Congressman William McNary issues a statement denying plans to oppose John F Fitzgerald or aid Frothingham for mayor. He says he returned to Boston for private business and did not discuss or endorse candidates with Frothingham or Donovan allies. He remains in Boston through Sunday night and has not decided on election day attendance.

William 8. McNary Friends of the Tron John S. Fitzgerald McNary Boston Frothingham South Boston Fitzgerald Edward J. Donovan John F. Fitzgerald Donovan Democratic Party Villians AP Narys

Equitable Wins Point in New York Surplus Suit

In a New York Supreme Court decision Justice Scott sustains demurrers by Maquitable Life Assurance Society directors and trustees to Towland DPD Buford’s suit. He holds policy holders are not lawfully entitled to a proportional share of the society surplus beyond the legal reserve, even if the charter is read into the contract.

Nwa York Maquitable Life Assurance Society Towland Dpd Buford Supreme Court Scott

Breakers Ahead Coffee Dangers and a Clergyman’s Recovery

A minister shares his 20 year struggle with coffee addiction and hypnotic drugs. After visiting Postum’s Battle Creek factory he switches to Postum, regains sleep, head comfort, and vigor. The piece promotes Postum as a healthful alternative and cites a booklet titled The Road to Weilville.

Postum Battle Creek Postuum Co Mich Weilville

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