Moors Again After Brett Over School Board Drama
John F. Moors rebuts Brett's supporters in a heated exchange over John A. Brett’s role in the Harrington confirmation at the Washington School. Moors accuses Brett of withholding a petition from the board and failing to call meetings, claiming suppression of a document prior to Harrington’s approval.
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John A. Brett
Walter Harrington
Washington
John F. Moors
Brett
Moors
Harrington
Democratic leaders predict Fitz gerald victory by 17000
A group of experienced Democratic politicians met informally at the Parker House and forecast that Nominee Fitz gerald will win the mayoralty by a 17000 plurality while Judge Dewey is expected to receive at least 12000 votes.
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Parker House
Fitzgerald
Dewey
Fitzgerald Rallies Today and Tonight in Boston Areas
John F. Fitzgerald will speak at 12 15 today at 30 38 Summer street. Tonight rallies are at Warren Hall Brighton Wardroom Ward 19 Democratic headquarters 1184 Tremont street Ward 18 Jefferson Club Ward 6 and Roughan Hall Charlestown.
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Summer Street
Warren Hall
Brighton
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Jefferson Club
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Whitney Replies To Fitzgerald Request For Rally
The Cham ber of Commerce president H M Whitney declines permission for a public rally in the hall due to daily business use from 2 to 3 p m and limited seating in the reading room. He says the matter will be referred to the board of directors for a decision.
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Chamber of Commerce
John F. Fitzgerald
Chamber
John I. Fitzgerald
Water Street
Association
H. M. Whitney
Miraculous cure claims for Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mr Charles H Porter of Raymond New Hampshire recounts two years of severe neuralgia with eye pain headaches and sleeplessness before using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He reports immediate improvement after the first box and full relief after six boxes. The pills are promoted as curing nerves diseases including sciatica paralysis and locomotor ataxia and are sold by druggists or the manufacturer in Schenectady New York.
Republicans' Expenses in Massachusetts Campaign Fund
The Republican Club of Massachusetts reports receipts of 6715 and expenses of 6434.52, leaving a treasury balance of 280.47. Major donors gave 500 each from Estabrook, Draper, Guild. other large gifts ranged from 200 to 25. Printing led expenses at 2674, with bill posting, newspaper ads, postage, stereotyping, Symphony Hall use, stenographers, express charges, and election-night costs among the items. Incidental costs make up the remaining balance.
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Massachusetts
State House
Symphony Hall
Jordan Hall
Ex-Governor Bates Headlines Boston Union Rally on Schools
Ex-Governor John L. Bates addressed the Citizens' Union rally at Music Hall Boston urging focus on public schools. He said he would not back any candidate, while praising George E. Brock and urging the election of a new five member school committee. Brock warned against graft and outside pressure undermining honesty. Carruth urged keeping schools separate from politics and Storrow spoke on development.
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Citizens’ Union
Music Hall
Boston
George E. Brock
Brighton
Home Savings Bank
Mr. Brock
Herbert S. Carruth
James J. Storrow
Ward 1 Republican Club Endorses Grimmons for Mayor
Somerville rally last night featured candidate Charles A Grimmons as the focus with William S McLean presiding. Speakers included Grimmons Walter S Glidden Senator John M Woods Representative Robert S Luce and John J Higgins.
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Republican Club
Somerville
Charles A. Grimmons
William S. McLean
Mr. Grimmons
Walters. Glidden
John M. Woods
Robert S. Luce
John J. Higgins
City Mayoral Candidates Rally Across Busy Downtown Areas
All mayoralty hopefuls held noon rallies yesterday addressing crowds in busy city sections. The events drew varying turnouts as candidates pressed policy notes and local concerns before voters.
Frothingham rally at Faneuil Hall denounces city misrule
Edwin D. Mead presides as Frothingham rally blasts Boston's recent municipal faults. He warns that without a repudiate at the polls next Tuesday the city will be branded as faithless and brutish. Speakers include Charles T. Gallagher Samuel B. Bacon Louis D. Brandeis and Frothingham.
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Edwin D. Mead
Boston
Kilkenny
Sancho Panza
Frothingham
Mr. Frothingham
Charles T. Gallagher
Samuel B. Capen
Louis D. Brandeis
Fitzgerald rallys address Essex Oxford corner crowd State Atlantic
John F. Fitzgerald spoke at two noon rallies, one in a vacant store at Essex and Oxford streets and another in the open air at State street and Atlantic avenue. At the Essex rally he promised to place business men in City Hall and repeal the corporation tax law.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Essex and
Oxford Streets
State Street
Atlantic Avenue
Fitzgerald
Essex Street
Roosevelt
Watertown Arsenal
Post Office
Custom House
Mystery threats swirl around Mr Filene rally plot
A complex rumor centers on a supposed threat to Barristers Hall and dry goods merchant E A Filene connected to a rally for Republican candidate Mr Frothingham. Samuel Borofsky denies any Mr Sampson in his office and calls it a political plot aided by FitzGerald opponents. Louis D Brandeis acts as counsel for Filene.
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Filene
Barristers’ Hall
Mr. Billings
Samuel W
Boston Architects Respond To Acting Mayor Whelton
Corbett and L Goue state many Boston architects belong to the Boston Society of Architects and many of standing and ability are members. They note Mr Sturgis chaired the commission and was the only member present in absence.
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Messrs. Corbett
Logue
Whelton
Boston
Boston Society of Architects
Public Meeting Sought Over Constitution Removal
In Charlestown the navy yard described as a hive of industry, with a proposal to Mayor Whelton for a public meeting to protest the removal of the U S Constitution. The note highlights civic action and local government response to the potential change.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Whelton
Dewey Promises Transit Reform and City Cleanout
Henry A. S. Dewey spoke at Roxbury and Jamaica Plain open air meetings outlining plans to require the Boston Elevated Railway to provide a seat for every 5 cents collected. He attacked graft in City Hall, pledged to strip Beacon Hill influence, and claimed to save Boston $2,000,000 annually while removing officials he calls "rascals."
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Dewey
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Berkshires
Hampshires
Beacon Hill
James A. Watson Rally In Pemberton Square
At noon in Pemberton Square James A. Watson spoke from a night hawk cab to a crowd of over 300 including leading lawyers and many office workers. A skyscraper observer tossed a bouquet, and a local lawyer known as Jerry identified the participants as Watson delivered closing quip about how it is.
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Brutus
Sughrue
Moran
Fred A. Seavey
James A. Watson
Pemberton Square
Tie
Jerry
John
Creaking Voices Question Authority in Administration
A fragment quotes an anxious line about possible intruders in the administration. The source hints at concerns over oversight and control, suggesting tension between leadership and challengers without naming individuals or events. The tone remains cautionary and reflective.
Architect board member defends hiring integrity
The board member, an architect, says his duty is to decide which architects are employed. He argues his high professional standing and unblemished integrity justify the decisions and counter the acting Mayor's charge of favoritism in his selections.
Campaign finance returns show Draper funds and spending
Ex senator Eben S Draper contributed 9200 to his campaign committee with 8947 spent mainly on advertising and canvassers. Boston Democratic city committee reported 6025 in receipts and expenditures. Ward 20 25 committee received 1077 and used it for printing.
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Secretary of State
Boston Democratic City Committee
P. F. Donovan
P. McGovern
Burns & Co
George J. Regan
J. J. Coughlan
W. J. Barry
James Donovan
Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Henry M. Whitney
Michael J. Sughrue
Eben
Draper
E. 8. Draper
Short Three Minute Common Council Session
The Common Council met for about one minute, with under twenty members present. Two orders passed. one to place water department plumbers on civil service rating, and another to direct street commissioners to lay out Bayswater Ward 1, Thurston Ward 1, and Collins Ward 1 as accepted streets.
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Water Department
Civil Service
Board of Aldermen
Board of Street Commissioners
Bayswater Street
Thurston _ street
Collins Street
Universalist Pastor Accepts New Haven Call
The Rev. Theodore A. Fischer of Hillside Universalist Church in Medford has accepted a call to lead the First Universalist Church in New Haven Connecticut.
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Theodore A. Fischer
Hillside Universalist Church
First Universalist
New Haven
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