Tammany Club backs wet license in Ward 17 meeting
The Tammany Club of Ward 17 urged a yes vote on liquor licenses with City Collector Curley’s influence. The meeting endorsed Corcoran and Sullivan for school committee, while Daniel Abrahams lost support to labor. David B. Shaw spoke on Deer Island reforms and drug issues, detailing past conditions and rule awareness.
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Tammany Club
Ward 17
Curley
John J. Curley
John
Tammanyites
Corcoran and Sullivan
Henry Abrahams
Theodore A. Glynn
Boston
Cassidy
David B. Shaw
Penal Institutions
Deer Island
Ambulance Company to Return Home for Christmas Muster
El Paso Texas December 8 Monday December 11 set for entrainment of Massachusetts Ambulance Company No 1 to return home from federal service. Captain Keenan signed transportation orders and with rolling stock ready the men will entrain for their Christmas homecoming.
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EL Paso
Tex
Massachusetts Ambulance Company No. 1
Keenan
Hardware merchants and suppliers list across Boston area
A dense directory of hardware stores and related suppliers with names and addresses across neighborhoods including Mattapan Roxbury Dorchester Charlestown and Jamaica Plain. Entries cover well known firms such as McGarry Macy Jordan Marsh Klein's and J. White's Sons along with numerous local hardware dealers and drug wholesalers.
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American Motor Equipment Co
Mass. Ave
J. A. Anderson
Mattapan
E, Arkerson
Dudley St
W. A. Bacon Co
Bay View Hardware Co
E. Eighth St
Fulton St. Faton St
Hdwe
Dorchester
Erleston St
Plumb.Co
Wash. St
J. E. Farrell
Hyde Park
Fields Corner
Dorchester Ave
J. A. Finley
Brighton Ave
Allston
David Flato
Harvard Ave
Wm. Filene’s Sons Co
Franklin
Hdwe. Co
Harvard St
A. Frazer
Portland St
Gale Bros
Roslindale
Hk. Gale
Gale & Co
Brighton
J. A. Gerrity
Gentre St
Jamaica Plain
Gilchrist Co
Washington St
Gilman Bros
Franklin St
Blue Hill
Graves Hardware Co
Eliot St
Greenlaw
Tremont St
J. Greenleaf
Atlantic Ave
Grogan Hardware Co
Charles Grosse
Ashmont
Grove Hall Hardware Co
Hadley Holme. Co
H. M. Hammett
J. Harris
Darchiessee Ang Vores Findbell & McGowan Co
Tuntington Ave
Flurgan Drug Co
Yorer Johnson Sporting Goons Co
Wash St
Jamaica
Jordan Marsh Company
Katz Howe. Co
Main St
Charlestown
Kiley Holwe. Co
Klein’s Drug Store
H. S. Levine
Boston
Little & Dickerson
W. Newton St
J. Locantro
Columbia Road
J. B. Lyons & Son
Huntington Ave
B. F. Macy
Boylston St
City
Rank J. McGarry
North Station Drug Store
North Station
E. J. Owen Hdwe. Co
Blue Hill Ave
S. Palan
Fifth St
Penniman Bros
Resnick & Ringold
Hanover St
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Geo. E. Rollins
Hampden St
Roxbury
Howe
Roxbury St
Harry Segal
Broadway
South
William Shaw
Shepard Norwell Co
Winter St
S. J. Siegel
M. L. Silverstein
Ohn Simpson
Timothy Smith Co
Milton
EK. T. Welch
W. Roxbury
J. White's Sons
Lionover St
R. H. White Co
J. F. Willett Co
P. N. Winkler
Woodward Pring Co
Tremont &J. H. T. Wright
C. J. Yumont
Centre St
Witnesses Testify In Morrison V United Shoe Suit
In a Boston trial Frank Morrison seeks 3397 for alleged 1910 payments as a spy for United Shoe Machinery Company. Key witness Elmer P Howe, veteran attorney, testifies about his role and the case reveals disputed marriage intentions for Morrison.
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Frank Morrison
United Shoe Machinery Company
Morrison
Thomas G. Plant Shoe Company
Elmer P. Howe
Boston
Boston Plant Company labor dispute testimony details
In 1910 at the Albany Street office in Boston, Sidney W. Winslow and Charles H. Wilson discussed Morrison and other shoe tasters seeking union support. Henry Howe and Nelson P. Howard testified about Wilson resisting a strike plan, while Albert Harrison described complaints about new machinery, pay cuts, and later wage raises after meetings with Mr. Plant and manager Slosberg.
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Mr. Howe
Albany’ Street
Boston
Sidney W. Winslow
Charles H. Wilson
Morrison
Thomas G. Plant Company
Wilson
Howard
Albert Harrison
Jamaica Plain
Charles Ross
Charles Gordon
Abraham Locket
Harrison
Plant
Kr. Plant
Slosberg
Knowlton
Frank Morrison
Mr. Plant
Ross
Socket
Abrahams Presents Textbook Priority And Union View
Boston School Committee candidate Henry Abrahams releases a letter to Robert Woods stating that textbook quality outweighs union labels and pledges. He says he will represent all children and supports teachers' organization while avoiding factional commitments.
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Henry Abrahams
Boston
Robert Woods
Abrahams
Woods
Will Fight Antis in Boston Liquor Debate
Boston liquor interests unite to oppose the Massachusetts Anti-Saloon League in a campaign focused on mail and newspaper outreach. Edward H. Pinkham of the Massachusetts Liquor League denies backing outside officials and outlines a neutral stance while planning advertising to support licensing. A Trades Union Liberty League advisory meeting in Roxbury will set campaign plans before the city election, with scrutiny on enforcing liquor laws in Revere.
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Boston
Massachusetts Anti-Saloon League
Post
Edward H. Pinkham
Massachusetts Liquor League
Billy Sunday
Liquor League
Pinkham
Washington
Trades Union Liberty League
League Rooms
Roxbury
No-License Advocates Press Revere Mayoral Candidates
No license proponents in Revere demand public statements from mayoral candidates Alfred S. Hall and James P. Dolan on liquor law enforcement. Citizens petition the contenders to state their stance and plans.
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Revere
Alfred S. Hall
James P. Dolan
Association Charities backs no-license policy in Boston race
The board of directors of the Associated Charities yesterday endorsed a no-license stance for the upcoming Boston campaign. They say liquor contributes to distress and moral decline and hope a no-license policy could prove effective, while admitting prohibition alone cannot work without enforcement.
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Associated Charities
Boston
Tacoma Sails to Join Fleet After Crew Draft
The Birmingham returned to the local navy yard with a 300 sailors draft for the Tacoma and Seattle. The Tacoma left to join the Atlantic fleet with Norfolk as its destination after overhaul and new equipment. Arethusa arrived from Port Arthur with oil and to transport the body of Patrick O'Brien, killed in a crew altercation with Andrew Williams.
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Birmingham
Philadelphia
Navy Yard
Tacoma
Seattle
Norfolk
Arethusa
Port Arthur
Tex
Patrick O’brien
Andrew Williams
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John J. Cassidy
Glynn
Fin. Com
Finance Commission
Witter
Keen Kutter
E. C. Simmons
Simmons Hardware Oa
St. Louis
New York
Toledo
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Wichita
F. W. Knowlton
King
Alice Becker
Frank Motion
Minnie Grishey
Krekor Gorobedion
Sner Qaly
Frank A. Andrews, Inc
Washinton Stenn
LABOR
Antis
Oak Island
Saugus
Beachmont Shore
FLEE
Vorenberg
Miller’s Apparel Shop
Miller’s
Schloss Bros
Baltimore
Miller
Rochester
Mackinaws
Washington, Banguer and Elm Sts
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