Plan to Buy Votes Sparks Allegations in Ward Strategy
Democrats accuse Republicans of a voter bribery plot tied to Fitzgerald election bids. They claim payments of five dollars to unverified voters to stay away from polls, with Ward 1 Ward 5 Ward 8 Ward 15 Ward 17 Ward 21 Ward 23 and Ward 25 named as targets under leaders Maguire Harrington Lomasney Linehan McNary Connolly Kelly and a Kelly relative. A Washington street businessman reportedly has five thousand dollars staked to back Fitzgerald at odds of 100 to 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Frothingham
Maguire
Citizens’ ‘Trade Association
Harrington
M. M. Lomasney
Frank Linehan
McNary
Timothy Connolly
John Kelly
Kelly
Mr. Young
Messrs
Lomasney
Washington Street
Roxbury Ministers Decry City Council Graft in Sermon
In a Roxbury Sabbath service Dr. Bustard denounced the current councilmanic board citing graft and misused funds. He urged ousting the offending members and backed L. A. Frothingham for mayor promising a clean business administration free of graft and vice.
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Roxbury
Dudley Street
Bustard
Boston
Budges
Reverend Johnson Advises Against Fitzgerald Vote
The Warren Avenue Baptist Church pastor Rev Herbert S Johnson urged voters to reject Fitzgerald citing moral decline and graft risk. He warned against complacency and urged citizens to cast ballots, saying abstainers deserve public scorn and that virtue must guide the city’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Herbert S. Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Boston
James M. Curley
Victory Predicted by Cambridge Party Chairs
Chairman FEF. W. Quinn of the Democratic party predicts a sweeping victory for Charles H. Thurston and the Democratic ticket on Tuesday. S. K. Elmore, Nonpartisan chair, states the party is well organized and will present a united front to secure a large turnout and ensure the Democratic machine is buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Fef. W. Quinn
Charles H. Thurston
S. K. Elmore
Publicity Campaigns Named to National Committee
Perry Belmont announced a movement for publicity of campaign contributions and listed Massachusetts signatories who will serve on the national organization. Charles W Eliot president of Harvard Henry R Hopkins president of Williams College and Charles S Hamlin of Boston consented to join.
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Washington
Perry Belmont
New York
Massachusetts
Charles W. Fkliot
Harvard University
Henry
Revere Aerie Eagles 781 Elects Officers for Year
The Revere Aerie of Eagles 781 elected officers for the coming year at Parker Hall Beachmont Worthy president John W Carney worthy vice president Daniel Gallagher worthy secretary William R Tappan worthy chaplain Wilmer I L Walter worthy treasurer Henry R Henderson aerie physician Dr James H Strong worthy conductor Thomas H Chute inside guard James H Sullivan outside guard Matthew Dakin trustees Charles L Perry Isaac McKean Edward F Gullard The aerie will hold its annual ball in its Hall Revere Jan 6 1906 It voted to put the union label on all its printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Aerie of Eagles
Parker Hall
Beachmont
Worthy
John W. Carney
Daniel Gallagher
William R. Tappan
Wilmer IL. Walter
Henry R. Henderson
Aerie
James H. Strong
Thomas H. Chute
James H. Sullivan
Matthew Dakin
Charles L. Perry
Isaac McKean
Edward F. Gullard
Newton Man Choked to Death in Bridgeport Boarding House
Joseph P. Kelly a 35 year old plumber from Newton Mass was found wrungled to death at his Bridgeport boarding house. Doctors said food lodged in his windpipe caused the fatal choking.
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Bridgeport
Dee
Joseph P. Kelly
Newton
Mass
Kelly
New England District Council Formed by Metalworkers
Twenty six delegates from unions in Springfield Providence Volyoke Lynn Quincy Brockton New Bedford Hartford Manchester N IL and Boston met to form a New England district council of sheet metal workers. A temporary organization was created with John Hynes and others presiding and a draft constitution to be voted by locals. The next meeting is scheduled for Providence on the last Sunday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Providence
Volyoke
Lynn
Quincy
Brockton
New Bedford
Hartford
Manchester
N. IL
Boston
Sheet Metal Workers
New England
Third International
John H. Winfield
W. O. Downey
Kausas City
John E. Kennedy
Downey
International
Winfield
John J. Hynes
Frank Saulkner
Louis M. Harrington
John. Ixennedy
Edward. . J. McCarthy
Boston Union
John KY. Kennedy
Labor union notes and elections in Boston era
Secretary Abrahams reports affirmative responses on school textbooks union label. Several lodge officers elected including Cronin as chief carman and other officers across Carmen, Sheet Metal Workers, Bartenders, and Longshoremen unions. Wage scale talks, endorsements, hospital donations, and a push for eight hour workday bills also noted along with ball, education hour, and upcoming elections.
Vessels bring 299 800 pounds fish to wharf at sundown
Ten vessels arrived by sundown with 299 800 pounds of fresh mixed fish led by haddock 155 800 pounds cod 77 000 hake 54 500 pollock 28 000 and cask 10 600. Vessels listed with weights and fares. The Vera contributed 10 600 pounds cask as fare.
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Haddock
Cod
Wake
Pollock
Catharine & Ellen
Elsie Rowe
Mary A. Whalen
McKie
Boston
Eastern Steamship Company
Kennebec
Della Collins
National Dock
East Boston
Nellie Dixon
Joseph H. Cromwell
Annie Perry
William A. Morse
Louise C. Cabral
Rose Thorothea
J. N. Staples
Algonquin
Clyde Line
Lewis Wharf
Otis Rockwell
Boston Shipping Company
trans-Pacific
Shawmut
Tremont
Landsman
Maritime Notices From Miniature Almanac
The brief item lists tide times and daylight lengths for December, then records arrivals and departures of steamers Cambrian and City of Gloucester with consignments and passengers, noting routes to London and Boston and Yarmouth Nova Scotia.
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Cambrian
Hiscoe
London
Moise
Fred KK
Leyland & Co
Boston
Mackenzie
Yarmouth
N. S
J. I. Masters
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Divorce notice offering private service in Massachusetts
A terse advertisement from lawyer O Allen at 47 Court St Boston promotes strictly private divorce assistance with no advice, low fees, and quick service from 8:30 am to 8 pm. The notice emphasizes nationwide availability and a single office location.
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Mass
Qobas
O. Allen
Boston
State Loan Co
Court St
Cor
Cornhill
Haverhill St
North Union Station
James Coyne
M. E
kid&Su
Secret Service
White Star Lines
Personal influence and hypnotism lessons offered
Instruction on self control and influence taught privately to ladies and gentlemen by WM. A. Barnes at 167 Huntington Ave. Also board and rooms advertised at 8 Hale St near Green St with handsome furnishings and heated quarters. Weekly rates from $1.50 to $2 for double rooms. American family.
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WM. A. Barnes
Huntington Ave
Hale ST
Green St
Probate notices and estate administrations in Suffolk 1905
Suffolk probate notices list multiple administrators and executors for Boston estates. Proceedings cover first and final accounts, letters of administration, and notices to heirs, creditors, and claimants with court dates in December 1905. Names include Moses Nickerson Elijah George John Eddy Michael Sullivan Frederick Pearce Charles Adams Eugene Knapp and Frances Knapp.
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Suffolk
Moses Nickerson
Boston
Ephraim Smith
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elitah George
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Joln F. Eddy
Charles I. Eddy
Lawrence
Essex
Elijah George
Commonwealth OF Massachusetrts
John J. Sullivan
Michael Sullivan
John Sullivan
Register
Frederick A. Pearce
Robert L. Michie
Admr
Hastings St
West Roxbury
Charles C. Adams
Raleigh BR. Adams
Newton Highlands
Navy
Eugene R. Knapp
Frances A. Knapp
Tremont Building
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Fitz
Revere Aerie Eagles
Newton Man
Metalworkers
LABOR
Abrahams
Boston Central Labor
Camlidaes
Julia BE. Dutt
James J. Storrow
I’. J. Cronin
Carman
Bay State Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen of America
Thomas Sadler
J. J. Clark
Harry Lt. Legs
William Nye
Joan Dryden
Edward Sullivan
H. 5. Boles
William Knowles
Protective Board
Harry H. Legg
Michael J. Kemmith
A. Sullivan
Star of Hast Lodge
Carmen
George Bolduc
Coal Handlers’ and Suimmers’ Union 628
Employers’ Club
Union
Carriage and Cab Drivers’ Union
P. Edward Murray
Brighton
Board of Aldermen
W. J. Downey
Kansas City
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Union 77
The
Dock Trust
Allied Printing Trades Council
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New Haven
David X. Coughlan
Ypographical Union
Boston Longshoremen’s Provident Union
Transatlantic Steamship Clerks’ Assembly
K. L
Carney Hospital
Thomas W. Vowers
Boston Herald
Boston Newsboys’ Protective Association
Nathan S. Soderson
Daniel V. Mulkern
A. Shankman
Louis Laffelire
Samuel Skliar
Maurice H. Zaremsky
Alec Hirshman
Charles Frasca
Nathan S. Sodekson
Musicians’ Assembly, K. of L
Photo-Engravers’ Union 5
Edward J. Finnegan
John Lothrop
Joseph Donovan
John P. Simonds, Jr
John W. Butters
William S. Ewing
Shipping News
Toronto
Hull
Eng
Nobska
Metropolitan
Portland
Steamship Ontario
Baltimore
Trojan
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Steamship
Savannah
Washington St
Briggs CO
Holiday Funds
Mutual Loan CO
Water St
Gordon & Co
Bankers Loan CO
Court Square
Front St
Worcester
Gambridge St
Bowdoin Sq
Hub Loan Co, Inc
Tremont ST
P. O. Box
grid&Sutt
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
Hoom
Franklin Loan CO
School St
B. Budding
Bowdoin Sa
Mass. Loan CO
Spooner & Briggs Kaums
Devonshire St
W. E. Martin
State St
Workingmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon
McNamara
Betecaegs
Pilgrim Investment CO
d&Su
H. Leavitt
Phawines
Tolman
Bromfield St
Montan
Mercantile
Kennedy
the Post
Bowdoin St
Martin
Clara A. Woodman
Windham
New Hampshire
Charles I. Woodman
Rockingham
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
C.annie Spry
John W. MeKim
Elljiah George
Anna Bell Wilson
Commonwealth
Mary Bell Willson
Hillsboro
Lyman Mills
Anna M. Evans
Thomas C. Evans
Meridian St
Margaret A. Doyle
John Doyle
Eliot Square
Mary Ann Bibber
Thomas I. Bell
Greater Boston
Strong & CO
R. Knights CO
Sudbury St. Corner of Friend
Sudbury St
Friend
Elias B. Bishop
R. Elmer Townsend
Carleton Hunneman
R. H. White Co
Bay State
Prof
Arcade
Park Sq
Pynemseneapn
Emma Eases Etirennon
Ettaanti Stokel's
W. Newton St
BE. T
Peo
Slye
Lee
Kneeland St
Queenstown
Liverpool
Ivernia
Saxontia
Sylvania
Slavonia
the Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chas. P. Sumner
Agt
Milelinery College
McDowell
Tailor’s Square
U. S
Macdowell’s School
Winter St
Formosa Colony
Ceylon
Assam
Importers Tea & Coffee CO
Hanover
Jaynes’ Drug Store
Best Media
Java
TEA & Coffer CO
Washington S T
Car
IW&11
Portland St
BAY State Brussels CO
Pierce St
Malden
Alass
Martin Mfg. Co
West Newton
Berry
Dudley St
Melhail and
Emerson
Stella
Oliver Ditson
Audet School
Ol’ Music
ISL
Boston School OF Piano
Cottise
Casbo
Se. Foot
Best St
J. Kl.yman
Lowell
Spizer & “Cooper
Billerica St
Northampton St
Guy's
Canal St
Read’s Legal Agency
Shorey
Pearl St
Somerville
Singer Sewing Machine
Alpine
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfeld St
John Breen
St. Joseph’s Guild
Webster Avenue
Boss
Master Plumbers’ Association
Coyne Bros.co
Plumbing Schools
St. Louis
Cincinnati
East Boston Auto Schoo
X. Noweek
Stmner Street
Freeport St
Dorchester
Walleston Automobile CO
Pleasant St. Boston
M’arie
Granton & Maree
Haverhill
C. M. Holmes
Dutten St
Collins
Ton St
GEO
Belcher Last
Stoughton
Ders
Lovis
Garrison Ave
Russell
Maine
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Strout
BE. A. Strout Farm Dept
SS Broad St
Halter Tr&ls
APA’ 'Menns
TOLK
Bath
Medford St
Prescott St
Astrology
Cushing Medical Supply
Washington Sr
WM. Wolff
Harvard
Keezer
Eastern Steamship CO
Bangor
Feaster’s Wharf
Rockland
Bangor and
Way Landings
Bar Harbor
Blue Hill
Intervening
India Wharf
J. S. Carder
International Division
Eastport
Lubee
St. John
Co. FE
Lakchler
Gen'l
Calvin Austin
V. P
Gen’l
Roston
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. Steamship Lines
Norfolk
Newport News
Battery Wharf
Summer Street
W. P. Coria
R. I
Azores
Fall River
Brank Jones
Van
Boston and
Philadelphia Steamship Line
Poet ‘Aucaum
Villadelphia
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Elder Dempster Line
Australia
Egwanga
Sydney
Adansl
John GQ. Hall & CO
State Street
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren Line
Michigan
Sagamore
Warren & CO
Milk Street
Carmelo Lanza
Charles C. Lanza
Cosimo DE Stefano
Liberty = street
M. R. Connolly
W. L. Prentiss
Liberty Street
Dr. Hallock
Hallock
S. CC
Dr Hallock Drug Co
Consulta
Tion
Confiden
DR. Weinstein
Imen
Siapipin
Earth
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch Et
Revere House
Evans Chemical CO
U.S. A
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