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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1906
Page
10
The speech denounces James J. Storrow linking him to Lee Higginson & Co and alleging a $30 000 loan to a city official. It accuses Eliot of manipulating education and politics, claims Storrow pressed electoral favors, and criticizes labor and Catholic ties while naming local figures and a mayoral race backer.
Joseph M. Sullivan urged Boston voters in a final appeal to back him for the School Board. He claimed broad support from 5000 citizens, defended his character, highlighted work with the Quincy School Association and prison reform, and pledged to serve independent voters and families without party ties.
Mayors and candidates campaign across Boston in a tight race for the year term on the school board. Elis supports re election while Mrs. Duff campaigns on her record and experience. Alder man Linehan publicly backs Duff amid attacks on Ellis and Storrow era policies.
The letter argues Acme Consolidated has broad backing from over a hundred buyers, with 820000 shares outstanding and 180000 in treasury. It highlights 20 mines, timber assets, mills, water power, a Wyoming office building, town sites, a railroad line, and a trust company, claiming future dividends and a $10 per share value based on merit.
Prominent Democrats and Republicans assess a tough race as Mrs. Duff targets the five member School 37 board alleging an exclusive executive group and secrecy. Opponents defend the board's performance and argue the larger 24 member setup was worse. Duff also contends with the merit list and the Irish history movement while Duff’s backers claim victory over Ellis is likely.
James E. Fee of the Public School Association warns that Ellis supporters must vote, or Duff could win. He cites vigorous opponent activity and urges loyal backers to turn out Tuesday to avoid an overconfident defeat.
Mrs Duff argued at Congress Hall Boston that Ellis betrayed trust by opposing records, fought against young men’s rights, vetoed admission to Boston Normal School, and opposed her legislative push for equal privilege in normal schools across Massachusetts.
School Committeeman David A. Ellis denies Mrs Duff charge of slander in Yiddish. He says the claim is untrue and accuses her of exploiting sex to shield herself during the campaign. He defends his record on absent teacher salaries, noting only a clerical error was corrected.
Analyzed week of volatile trading with fluctuating call money rates driven by monetary concerns. President Roosevelt's message drew mild reaction while Pennsylvania's asset moves in Chesapeake & Ohio and related roads sparked debate over funding and expansion. Local issue fluctuations and a comparative table follow.
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