Bitter mayoral fight grips Chelsea in bid for fifth term
The contest sees Democrat Marcus M. Merritt backed by nonpartisans challenging Mayor Edward F. Willard, a Republican seeking a fifth term. Disaffected Republicans allege a city ring and liquor interests shape Willard administration. Both sides campaign hard with election set for Tuesday.
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Swell Coffin for Pet Bulldog of Brooklynites
In a copper-lined oak coffin quilted with white silk lies the body of Lord Algernon Chetland, a large French bulldog and beloved pet of D. W. McWilliams of 39 South Portland Avenue. The dog died of gastritis and was buried this afternoon at the Canine Cemetery in Springfield, Long Island.
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Watson Attacks Lee at Brighton Rallies
Candidate Jerry Watson spoke to large crowds at the old Franklin School house and the old Town Hall in Brighton. He threatened Brighton Mayor candidate John H. Lee with action by the District Attorney Moran if elected and was joined by allies Timothy L. Connolly and Michael S. Drew on a municipal ownership platform. Watson planned another talk at the Common at 3 p.m.
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Will of John Bartlett Bequeaths to Harvard and Cambridge Hospital
The will of John Bartlett author of Bartletts Quotations and the Shaksperian Concordance, filed at East Cambridge yesterday morning, leaves Harvard University and Cambridge Hospital as beneficiaries. He bequeaths all his horses harnesses and carriages to Patrick Holmes.
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Fatal mill accident in Old Town claims Edward Cyr
Edward Cyr, 85, was fatally injured at the Tibbets mill in Old Town today when he was caught in shafting. His body was mangled beyond recognition, with only the trunk remaining as the mill was shut down.
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Fitzgerald Campaign Rally Draws Citywide Cheer
From Warren Hall in Brighton to the Jefferson Club in Ward 6 last night, John F. Fitzgerald drew enthusiastic crowds. He attacked Frothingham and the Republican record, defended Mayor Collins, and urged a Democratic administration to curb graft and high taxes while criticizing the GOP’s stand on city and state fiscal policy.
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Fitzgerald Rally Draws Supporters in Boston Speech
A noonday rally at 30 38 Summer Street drew business leaders and clerks as Hon. John F. Fitzgerald entered to cheers. He blamed opponent Frothingham for desperate tactics and conspiracy charges, insisting voters will reject such methods in Boston's mayoral contest.
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Somerville Mayoral Fight Heats Up
The Somerville mayoral race is close between Charles A. Grimmons of the Republican party and Abraham A. Elston of the Citizens' party. Elston's supporters claim Republican split weakens Grimmons while campaigns push rallies and quiet organizing to mobilize voters ahead of election day.
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Dewey Judge Leads Midday Rally on Common for Mayoral Bid
Judge Dewey spoke at a noon Common rally with about 1500 attendees. He dismissed murder and boycotting rumors aimed at the G G A, demanded fair streetcar fares, condemned Frothingham’s tactics, and urged lower campaign costs. The crowd gathered early, and Dewey arrived promptly, receiving loud cheers.
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Waste in Fenway work reveals inquiry steps and costs
Acting Mayor Whelton released a letter from Asa P. French special counsel detailing the Fenway investigation. French discusses gathering material from the street department and independent engineering review to determine if waste or fraud occurred, noting lack of contractor records and pending auditor's report. Prices on Morse-made winter overcoats offered, $10 to $50, with strong selections at $15 and $20.
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Infant found dead in Vermont railroad yard
The nude body of a premature infant was found in the White River Junction railroad yard beside the Springfield track last evening. It was turned over to the town selectmen and Deputy Sheriff Spafford, the poor master, with signs indicating the infant was dropped from a train.
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