Bid for City Offices Shows Broad Candidate List
The notice lists two year and one year positions for Board of Estimate and Apportionment, City Commissioner wards, school committee and common council across many wards with multiple party slates. Voters are directed to choose candidates including Republicans, Democrats and Socialist Labor for varied terms and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Estimate
Peter Morrison
Monmouth Street
John H. Sullivan
Webster Street
Boston University Abolishes Class Speakers Debate Grows
Coeds push to end class speakerships at June commencement with support from theology and liberal arts faculties. Women win caps and gowns again as male opposition fades. A lecture scene shows women occupying front seats while professors arrive late.
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Boston University
Faim
School of Theology
College of Liberal Arts
Lilla Belle Smalledge
Boston Newsboovs
Lizabeth
Rutan
Boston
Lomasney and Donovan Threaten City Machine Rally at Ward 8
In Boston Ward 8 a heated rally aired anti city machine rhetoric led by Martin M Lomasney and Edward J Donovan both state lawmakers. They attacked Mayor Quincy and his allies while endorsing Francis J Horgan and Daniel C Casey for alderman and signaling a broader crusade to reform city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiibur I’. Adams
Vinson Street
Gingelisa Ces
Charles J. Albee
Trenton Street
Herbert Tt. Averill
Myrtle Place
Ind
Joseph Bullam
Hillside Street
Parid
Godfred Beck
G Street
Pep
Willian Berwin
Pemberton Square
Eumiene
Austin Bizselow
Ivvester
Sewall C. Brackett
Eliot Street
Civics Eet
Democratic Macassah FP
Bradley
Tamson Street
Lediece
Democratic Citizens
Michael WW
Trick
Melean Street
George S. Brooks
WU Lackwoot Street
Democratic
Staren
Albert W. Lyon
Ward
le Spee
John J
Decatur Street
John A. Brett
Laurel Street
Francis A. Campbell
S J. Wenny
Lowell
Marllborough Street
Charles H. Bryant
Sumner Place
Franklin J. Codman
Neponset
John H. Colby
Wellington Street
George Uriel Crocker
Ma Borough Street
Edward W. Dixon
Salem Street
William R. Dyer
Olive Place
Samuel J. Freedman
Huntington Avenue
Zeon Greenman
Chestnut
Henry ©. Hess
Conant
Francis J. Horgan
Chambers Street
Charles M. Langen
Patrick F. McDonald
Jerome Joseph Oo Hy
Vernon
Alfred Newmianiks
Circuit Street
Cece Ewes
Ter Avenue
Thiebault
Ernest C Wagner
Carver Street
Willards
Allen
White Street
Farrer
Columbus
Shea
Thomas W. Berridge
Tremont Street
Dukelow
Kenwood Street
Hun- Waterhess
Meee
Eth . Keller
St. John Fort
Williams Street
J. Carlton Nichols
K Street
Eys
Associatred
Remi de Ai Gine
Charles S. Stone
Weston Street
Daniel Casey
Dudley Street
Paper Avenue
Frederick W. Day
Saratoga Street
James H. Doyle
Washington
Socialist Labor
George Gignire
Upton Street
Pee
Areca Etek
Socialist Labor Democratic “Citizens
Socialist Labor Street
AE Ace
Siig
Michael W. Norris
Joseph J. Norton
East Fifth Street
Edward W. "Presho
Jay Wobert
Simmons
Dorches
Ccc
Ccce Cettess Soc
OUR Gas
Sas Cas
Dana
Barnlett
J. Austin Bassett
Bradshaw
Edmund Billings
Warren Ave
Pee Hunhara
Finckney
Martin M. W Lomasney
Edward J. Donovan
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Quincy
Blossom Street
Daniel C. Casey
Board of Aldermen
Lomasney
Common Council
W. H. Cuddy
Fitzgerald
Ward 8
Michael W. Brick
Brick
Josiah Quincey
Cassius
Mr. Horgan
Charles S. Hamlin
Horgan
Mr. Donovan
Boston
City Hall
Knaves
Democratic Party
John J. Fitzgerald
John Drohan
John Kelcher
Public Buildings Department
Lomasney Voices Tension at Ward 8 City Hall Rallies
Representative-elect Lomasney blasted Ward 8 office holders and City Hall figures amid crowd noise, warning of dire consequences, claiming fraud and crime in City Hall. He pledged support for Donovan and Gargan’s allies, and condemned Quincy’s regime, with fellow speakers Gallivan Kiley Hart and Leftovitch adding to the discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lominsney
Wineberg
Fitzgerald
Concord
City Hall
Brick
Gargan
Donovan
Mr. Lomasney
Quincy
Martin
Mr. Quincy
Marshal
France
Lberty Equal Rights
Horgan and Casey
Board of Aldermen
James A. Gallivan
Daniel J. Kiley
Michael F. Hart
Martin Leftovitch
Common Council
Boston Hearing Requests Continuation for Franklin Fund and Telephone Franchise
The Social Alliance asks Boston's Board of Aldermen to extend hearings on the Franklin fund and Telephone franchise. They note biased arguments from educators, clergy, and labor leaders and critique limited public input, urging reforms and broader citizen participation. Boston, December 9, 1898.
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Central Labor Union
Boston
Franklin Fund
Frankin Fund
THE
Social Alliance
Theo, W. Curtis
Warren Avenue
Cantabrigia Club Hosts Reception for Massachusetts Club Leaders
In the state suite at Hotel Vendome a large Cambridge Cantabrigia Club reception honored presidents of Massachusetts women's clubs. Originally planned guest was Mrs Rebecca D Lowe of Atlanta as president general of the Federation of Women's Clubs in the United States.
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Hotel Vendome
Cantabrigia Club
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Rebecca D. Lowe
Atlanta
Federation of Women's Clubs
United States
Christmas Rush Begins At Post Office
The post office reports early Christmas mail, with extra clerks assigned. Colonel Thomas warns to ensure correct postage and proper sealing, noting that sealed packages stay at letter rate, unsealed items with inside writing also use letter rate. He urges inquiries before mailing, warns many items are prohibited, and reminds senders to include name and address for return if undelivered, especially for Canada and Mexico parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Canada
Mexico
Heart Disease Miracle Cure Ad Claims Instant Relief
An advertisement claims a Dr Agnew heart remedy cures years of organic heart disease with instant relief. It cites a Pittsburg reader testimonial and lists sellers Woodgard & Co in Boston, Hunt & Coe in Marion, and W D Wheeler in Class. Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Ga. S. Dana
Pittsburg
Wood Gard & Co
Bromfield, Hunt & Coe
Margion
W. D. Wheeler
Alass. Ave
Trade centres not in least disturbed by Congress meeting
R G Dun and Co reports a robust week with broad demand across industries and stronger exports. Price declines are modest, while cotton, woollen goods, and boots show demand, and rail disruptions raise prices only in some sectors. Overall trade volumes rise, with New York exports up 11 percent from last year and failures lower than 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Congress
Pittsburg
United States
Canada
Holiday trade and iron steel markets show strong activity
Bradstreet's reports a encouraging business tone with brisk retail trade and early winter sales boosting heavy clothing. It notes rising iron and steel demand, large ship plate orders, strong bank clearings at 1 051 666 967 dollars, and wheat stocks at 111 938 000 bushels year end signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Bradstreet’s
Recount Narrows Ward 2 Ecommitteeman Result
In Somerville Ward 2 last evening a recount changed the race. Fred W. Gilbert’s plurality dropped from four to one, Gilbert adding two votes to reach 762 and Thomas J. O Malley increasing by five to reach 761.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Fred W. Gilbert
Mr. Gilbert
Thomas J. O'Malley
Dye House Fire on Faneuil Street Causes $500 Loss
Alarm from Box 83 at 9 46 last night reported a blaze in the boiler room of a three story frame building on Faneuil street near Oakland street. Owned by the Broolis heirs and occupied by Miss Adams as a dye house. Cause unknown with estimated loss of $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Street
Oakland Street
Broolis Heirs
Miss Adams
Relic from the Portland on display in Roxbury window
A life preserver recovered from the ill fated steamer Portland is shown in the H. B. Lawrence Clothing Company windows in Roxbury. The artifact bears signs of violent tearing, suggesting it came from a sailor or passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doston
Portland
H. 8. Lawrence Clothing Company
Roxbury
Try Dr Ball's Cough Syrup for Ripping Cough and Croup
An old advertisement proclaims Dr Ball's Cough Syrup as a universal remedy for a stubborn cough and croup, claiming reliable relief and easy use.
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Brooks Avenue
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Suraner Place
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Halleck Stvert
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Tremont
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Conant Street
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Parker Mit
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Longwood Ave
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Lindsey Street
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