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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
5
A Boston store leverages vast buying power to import hundreds of thousands of handkerchiefs from Europe. The Main Floor overflows with linen and embroidered pieces, many priced at 12 to 25 cents. New England buyers are urged to view the first-floor Essex Street display for Irish linen, Swiss embroidery, and boxed sets at bold discounts.
Moran's first assistant Mr. Dennison qualifies before Secretary of State amid sensational late night visits from M. M. Lomasney and Alderman Linehan. DA declares the Lomasney death plot closed as charges await settlement, ending the controversy over Dennison's appointment.
Boston School Committee members defend President John A. Brett against claims of suppressing the Harrington petition. They describe June 18 and 27 1905 meetings as adjourned by unanimous consent and say petitions were not presented until September 12 1905, with reading omitted and referred to a standing committee.
Dr. Daniel S. Harkins replies to an open letter by John F. Moors, contesting slurs and calling for Moors to name any act of his as chair of the supplies committee or as a board member. He notes school committee records are public and invites scrutiny as he seeks a three year term.
Boston's largest store invites customers to shop mornings when crowds are thinner and selections clearer. Fresh, full blooms highlight seasonal tocks as the Lion, Bear, Giraffe and Elephant attract families at the Washington and Essex corner display.
Candidate Fitzgerald speaks today at 12 30 p m at Essex and Oxford streets and 20 minutes later at State street and Atlantic avenue. Evening rallies convene at Spellman Hall Ward 18 Gray's Hall Ward 14 wardroom Ward 15 Lyceum Hall Ward 2 Franklin School Ward 9 Vine Rock Hall Spring street station Ward 23 and Fitzgerald Club 654 Hyde Park avenue Ward 23.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as essential nourishment for consumptives, noting weight gain as proof of benefit and claiming it can trigger improvement within a week. It cites Mr. Fitzgerald and discusses economic issues in Boston, tariffs, docks, and education as broad public concerns.
A political tour by Hon. John F. Fitzgerald drew ovations in six wards Wards 7 10 11 12 138 and 23 He defended Donovan backed candidates and denounced Frothingham criticizing Beacon Hill spending and urging emphasis on commercial and technical education while warning about partisan pressure and a potential Greater Boston bill.
Congressman Sullivan said the non partisan party campaign weakens as voters see its object. He identified Mr. Frothingham as the Republican candidate and warned that partisan influences behind him could repeat past administration failures unless Frothingham shuns party obligations.
The Pilot argues the Citizens' Union has fairly represented religious groups and endorsed the Democratic ticket for a capable, experienced School Board. It highlights the labor element's rightful influence and contends Boston will gain a School Board worthy of its traditions and needs.
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