Various public meetings and incidents in Boston area
Community notices include the Tremont Temple Bible class topic The Parable of the Tares and a Ramabai Association meeting at Channing Hall. New rules announced for West End Railway Company workers with advance pay holdback. A charity box drive for Father Roche's Home returns. Charlestown grocer Paul Ferguson was robbed. Lectures, club conferences, and police notices outline election vigilance and civic activism. Funeral, charity, and cultural events fill December schedule across Dorchester Roxbury and Beacon Street venues.
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Tremont Temple
West End Railway Company
South Boston
Ramabai Association
Channing Hall
Beacon Street
Messrs. A. Shuman & Co
Father Roche
Paul Ferguson
Main Street
Charlestown
New England
Board of Police
Superintendent of Police
Ames
O’brien
Raymond
Salem
Congregational Club
J. H. Chase
H. B. Chesley
Boston & Albany Railroad
Gertrude Hitz Burton
Dorchester
Moral Education Association
Unitarian Church
Richmond Street
Lower Mills
Anti-Poverty Society
Horticultural Hall
L. T. Clark
Garland
Tolstoy
Samuel Brazier
Birmingham
Eng
Shelley
Henry George
Hollis Street Theatre
New Era Hall
Voters Directory Lists Aldermen Candidates and School Board Hopefuls
A voters directory outlines men proposed for aldermen with their business and records and lists candidates for the school board with their endorsements.
Boston Mayoral Race Heats With Longtime City Officials
The article outlines Democratic and Republican candidates for Boston mayor and alderman seats. It highlights Houen O'Brien’s three terms as city chief executive and past offices, Thomas N. Hart’s banking leadership, and a slate of district candidates with bios noting occupations, past offices, and party ties.
Democratic candidate Huon E Brapy for street commissioner
Huon E Brapy born in the North End in 1854 and long Charlestown resident serves as street commissioner after filling a Wright vacancy. He sits on the city council former secretary of the Democratic city committee and a board member of street commissioners appointed by Mayor O Brien.
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Houen O'Brien
A. P. Martin
O’brien
Brush Electric Light Company
Boston Electric Light Company
Thomas N. Hanr
Citizens
Mt. Vernon National Bank
Jesse M. Gove
Republican City Committee
Common Council
Blaine
Massachusetts
Patrick J. GekApy
Maverick Street
Boston
Ninth Regiment
Grady
Pamir J. Donerry
Ind
Francis J. Murray
Bunker Hill Street
Cuartes Field
Doherty
Mr. Field
Dorchester
Eliot
Charlestown
Post Office Department
Huon E. Brapy
North End
Democratic City Committee
Board of
Street Commissioners
O'brien
Isaac Hull Wright
Cotonen
Avaustius N. Sampson
Local Board Election Endorsements and Opposition
In the Twelfth District voters face a clear choice between Ober of S. B. Rogers & Co. and Oris Eppy, a lumber merchant and former city alderman candidate. Ober is urged to win by a decisive margin, while Eddy’s political methods draw criticism from substantial citizens. No Democratic nomination has yet been made for this district.
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John A. McLavenuim
Common Council
McLaughlin
Willilliam Power Wilson
Francis , Hayes
Mt. Vernon Street
Wilson
Boston Common
Council
William D. Park
Park House
Bosworth Street
Nathan G. Surry
Jamaica Plain Company
Aldermen
Mr. Smith
Dearborn Lodge
Loyal Legion
Grand Army Post
Democrats
Ober
Homer Rogers
S. B. Rogers & Co
Bedford Street
Rogers
Forty-fifth Regiment
Oris Eppy
Board c
Eddy
Temperance Meeting at People's Church Highlights Prohibition Gains
A well attended temperance meeting at the People's Church featured no license addresses by Colonel E R Haskell Colonel RK Cheves of Kentucky and Dr Edward Everett Hale. Dudley presided the Ruggles Street quartet provided music and speakers argued prohibition advances and Supreme Court support for state laws.
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People’s Church
E. R. Haskell
Nebraska
Iowa
Colonel Cheves
Kentucky
Supreme Court of the United States
Kansas
Supreme Bench
Dudley
Court docket entries list cases before Essex Superior Court
The Essex County Superior Court整理 lists numbered cases for today December 12 including Kaliske v Case Dolan Geevy Buckley Mack Brown v Mack Durns v Dorgan Keating v City of Salem Railway Co Dunham v Noyes v McCor.
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Kaliske
Case
Dolan
Geevy
Buckley
Kant Philosophy Course by Edwin D Mead at Vendome Hotel
Edwin D Mead will give twelve Kant philosophy lessons on Tuesday mornings at 11 o clock starting December 13 at the Hotel Vendome. Topics include the Critique of Pure Reason and its space and time, categories, self consciousness, phenomena and noumena, antinomies, existence of God, practical reason ethics, judgment and teleology, and Kant’s relation to Hichte and Hegel.
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Edwin D. Mead
Hotel Vendome
God
Wichte
Hegel
The Dilettante Club Formed in Boston for Social and Music
A new Boston club named the Dilettante brings together about seventy members from fashion and music circles. William Archer will oversee music, with members including Higginsons Schlesingers Crowninshields Apthorpes Blakes Gardners Bells Pratts Chickers Dresels and many others. Miss Evelyn Ames daughter of Governor Ames is a member and the group will meet at her home next Wednesday to perform Bennett's cantata The May Queen.
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Boston
Dilettante
William Archer
Mermbrers
Higginsons
Schlesingers
Crowninshields
Apthorpes
Blakes
Gardners
Bells
Pratts
Chickerings
Dresels
Dwights
Langmaids
Ameses
Bradlees
Chases
Paines
Adamses
Lowells
Curtises
Cushings
Evelyn Ames
Governor Ames
Bennett
Creditors urged to accept 15 cent dollar offer
A committee for George P. Clark & Co. recommends creditors take 15 cents on the dollar with 10 paid in 30 days and 5 in 60 days. Noted are A. W. Fritchey of Claremont Ill as assigned, Andrew P. Anderson in Boston insolvent, and several others in insolvency or failure across Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maine, and Kansas.
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George P. Clark & Co
A. W. Fritchey
Claremont
Andrew P. Anderson
Boston
McCaney
Bonta & Co
Hopkinsville
Levi Timson & Co
of Suffolk
Horac A. Manley
Suffolk
H. A. Manley & Co
Court Square
John B. Fitzpatrick
Massachy
Levi Timson
Holden
Court Room
Joan B. Fitzpatrick
Local Carpet Dealers Display At 169 Washington Street
The FOLL Live of the real Morris Axminsters Wilsons Brussels and Ingram Carpets are shown only at Joel Goldthwait & Co. 169 Washington Street. The listing promotes exclusive displays at the store location.
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Wilsons
Brussels
Ingram
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Washington Street
Citizens' Convention Urges Boston Voters to Back Honest Mayor Candidate
The executive committee appeals to Boston voters to oust the current administration amid debt and corruption. It touts a businessman candidate with six years at City Hall, pledging to serve all people and fight theft and waste, urging ballots on the upcoming Tuesday.
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Boston
Alayor
City Hall
Memcher
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