Was Speaker Frothingham Fair to Boston Democrats
Boston Democratic representatives allege Speaker Frothingham denied East Boston South Boston Charlestown South End Roxbury and Dorchester members fair committee assignments in 1904 and 1905. They accuse him of ignoring their claims and claim his non-partisan stance is inconsistent with his actions.
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Frothingham
Boston
H House of Representatives
South Boston
Charlestown
South End
Roxbury
Dorchester
The Same Old Anderson Attacks Boston Mayor Candidate
Mr George W Anderson criticizes John F Fitzgerald for mayoral election. He recalls an Atlantic piece from April 1901 where he argues Catholics would vote for their own race and creed over better-qualified candidates for teaching positions.
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George W. Anderson
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Anderson
Atlantic
Alderman Bromberg Denies GGA Charges in Full
Bromberg rejects the Good Government Association claim that he endorsed the Cherry charges and reiterates his abatement statement regarding Mrs Strings. He furnishes affidavits from Frederick I. Smith and R Victor Knupfer supporting his position that GGA distorted conversations and misquoted statements.
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Edward J. Bromberg
Good Government Association
Mr. Smith
Reform Association
I Bromberg
R. Victor Knupfer
Good Government Association of Boston
Man loses hand in gunning accident on Brewster's Island
Reuben Bhatman of Brewster's Island suffered a shattered left hand when his gun discharged accidentally while out gunning yesterday. He was brought to Fort Warren Hospital where Dr. Leonard amputated the hand.
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Reuben Bhatman
Brewster’s Island
Fort Warren
Leonard
Market Review and Outlook Sees Bullish Run in Stocks
The week shows persistent bullish activity with expectations of higher stock prices. Union Pacific reports a $10 million three year earnings gain without transport cost increases, lifting overall profitability. Copper shares Amalgamated and Anaconda lead gains amid strong outlook. table outlines weekly fluctuations and total sales.
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Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Hill
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Republic Iron & Steel
National Lead
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Fire destroys storehouse and damages nearby homes
A storehouse near 9 Richardson Street burned in a fierce blaze driven by strong winds. Fire spread to adjacent houses, destroying Michael J. Sweeney’s home and injuring several residents, with total losses pegged at $30,009 including $23,000 for the Derby Desk Co stock and $7,009 for other properties.
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William Sweeney
Richardson Street
Leo Davis
Goff
Magoun Square
Michael J. Sweeney
Lowell Street
Sweeney
Frank Almeda
Loughton Black
John Ryan
Michael Cullen
Derby Desk Company
William Youskok
Somerville
Medford
Fitzgerald's Busy Sunday in Boston Campaign Tour
John F. Fitzgerald held a boom filled day in Boston campaigning from noon to night with over twenty speeches to large crowds. He spoke at the Majestic Theatre and Lyceum Theatre and rallied voters across wards and clubs denying campaign accusations while denouncing bossism and political corruption.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Majestic Theatre
Fitzgerald
Samuel Borofsky
Josiah Quincy
John A. Sullivan
Thomas Dowd
Isaac Rosnosky
Boston Banda Rossa
Quincy
Frothingham
Lodge
Boston
Sullivan
Godfrey Morse
Congress
Ith
Majestic
Lyceum Theatre
Ward 7
Bachelor Club
Dudley Street
Catholic Union Hall
Dorchester Lower Mills
Central Hall
Shawmut
Precinct 1
Democratic Club
Field’s Corner
Fitzgerald Club
Williams and
Ixeyes Streets
Jamaica Plain
Tileston Club
Northampton Street
Dexter Hall
Wells Memorial Building
Union Park
Lincoln Hall
Concord Street
George H. Monahan Club
Main Street
Charlestown
South Boston
Boston Irish history question fuels School Board canvass
Matthew Cummings, AOH state president, circulated a survey asking Boston School Board candidates if they would vote to place Irish history alongside English history. Storrow, Harkins, Duff, Sullivan, Kenneally, and Ienny pledged support. Kenny's reply was evasive. Brock Ellis Sonnabend Brett and Coughlan did not answer.
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Matthew Cummings
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Boston
Cummings
James J. Storrow
Daniel S. Harkins
Julia E. Duff
Joseph M. Sullivan
John H. Kenneally
Thomas J. Ienny
William S. Kenny
George H. Brock
David A. Ellis
Louis Sonnabend
John A. Brett
David
A. O. TI
Massachusetts
Thomas J. Kenny
Sir
Julia FE. Duff
Casses Celebrate Golden Wedding With Deferred Honeymoon
Chester couple Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cass marked sixty years of marriage with a golden wedding anniversary at home and, after the celebration, embarked on a long deferred honeymoon trip begun the following day.
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Chester
Penn
Jacob Cass
Somerville Schools Campaign Literature Draws Attention
Democrats distribute a circular highlighting poor sanitary conditions in Somerville schoolhouses. Republicans offer no denial, urging that if Mr Elston knew he should have reported it to the State Board of Health. Candidate Grimmons pledges remedies if elected and the claim is proven true.
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Somerville
Elston
State Board of Health
Grimmons
Fielding Averages For American League Revealed
The league table shows Chicago as top team in fielding with Cleveland second. Philadelphia slides to fifth and Boston sixth. Key players include Lajoie as top fielding second baseman, Donahue posting clean sheets in 20 Cleveland games, and Waddell leading in win percentage with 27 assists.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
Carr
Grimshaw
Freeman
Lajoie
Ferris
Lowe
Detroit
Bradley
Jimmy Collins
Davis
Freddy Parent
Barrett
Crawford
Conroy
New York
Seybold
Stahl
Selbach
Burkett
Tannehill
P.O
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St. Louis
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Boston Ee
Washington
Pet
Lindsay
Chase
Stovall
Freeman Boston
Hickman
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Ajole
Dundon
Roce
Bradles Cleve
Tannelill
Ty Eal Coughlin
New
Hoston
Yeager
York
Collins
Gleason
Hill
Nill
Turner
New Moc
Wallace
Jones
Bay
Koehler
Keeler
McIntyre
Omer
Fultz
Lord
Cooley
Cobb
Enee
Hahn
Callahan
Stone
St. Boss
Hess
Anderson
Jackson
Das Isbell
Stanley
Treffman
Hfartsel
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Flick
St. O
Green
Dougherty
van Zant
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Sugden
Kittridge
Kleinow
Wee So
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Sullivan
Warner
McFarland
Criger
Bemis
Drill
Hagoo
Ay Clarke
Buelow
Doran
Spencer
Weaver
Roth
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Powers
Haydon
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Armbruster
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Altrock
Rhoades
Walsh
Owen
Patterson
Smith
Joss
Bender
Young
Sudhoff
UG Trowell
St. I
Hin
Hea Giade
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Wille
Griffith
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Powell
Logy
Au Wolfe
Pelty
Aoe Plank
Yanehill
Townsend
Winter
Killian
Gibson
Moore
Patten
Falkenberg
Wash
New Kitson
Coakley
A Jacobson
Buchanan
Yees
Ae Wa
Plank
Hoo Smith
Chesbro
Donovan
White
Orth
Jon Petty
Kitson
Jacobson
Hughes
Dineen
Wolfe
Hogg
Howell
Ve Donahue
Henley
Morgan
Puttmann
Glade
Who Pays Mary Rogers Custody Bill in Vermont
United States Marshal Horace Valley seeks 30 cents per day for five months of Mary Rogers custody after her June reprieve. Federal authorities question state responsibility while Vermont faces a billing dispute over who covered the costs at the Windsor Jail.
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Windsor
Mary Rogers
Vermont
United States
Federal Department
Horace Valley
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John F. Clark Kinetograph
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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Actors’ Home Fund
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Empire Empire Stock Co
Theatre Tel
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E. H. Sothern
Castle SO
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Winter St
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Joseph Wheelock
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Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Montgomery
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Hoch
Elton Co
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Leona Thurber
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