Triumphal Boston Welcome for Mayor-Elect Fitzgerald
The Hon. John S. Fitzgerald arrived amid huge crowds at Newspaper Row to celebrate his mayoral victory. He praised Democratic mentors and pledged a capable honest administration while supporters, including Ex-Senator Sullivan and Father O Farrell, cheered and mobbed him.
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Michael I. Morris
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Letter thanking editor for support of Free Art movement
To the Editor of the Post, the writer expresses gratitude for timely editorials on Free Art and urges other newspapers to join the cause. Signed by Myron Fe Pierce, counsel and organizing secretary for the American Free Art League.
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Post
Myron FE. Pierce
American Free Art League
Boston Elects Fitzgerald First Lady Enjoys Public Dinner
The wife of Mayor-elect John F. Fitzgerald and a party of friends dined publicly at Young's after lunching downtown as returns came in. Crowds watched the couple greet supporters outside Court Square while the family celebrated the victory and looked forward to more time together.
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Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Young
Daniel Coakley
Daniel F. Gunn
Hannon
Court Square
Not Cast Down by Frothingham Campaign Victory Words
Fred Gilpatric, chairman of the Frothingham campaign committee, said the campaign’s end left no regrets. He noted the stay-at-home vote can be aroused and that the figures compare favorably with recent elections, implying resilience despite the loss.
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Fred. Gilpatric
Frothingham
Bolton Delivers Condolences After Local Victory Result
Chairman Fred E. Bolton of the Republican city committee says the race was clean and Frothingham’s defeat is a loss to the people. He notes acceptance of the majority verdict and offers best wishes to Fitzgerald for an administration that will credit the city. He praises Frothingham’s campaign and supporters.
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Fred EE. Bolton
Republican City Committee
Frothingham
Fitzgerald
Twenty Five Dollar Washington Tours by Pennsylvania RR
Seven day tours with hotel meals en route offer longer Washington stays and stops at Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Depart Boston January 19 February 2 16 March 2 16 30 April 6 20 and May 4 under the Personally Conducted System. Tour price for May 4 is 27 with details by Geo M Roberts at 205 Washington Street Boston.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Geo. M. Roberts
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Bostup
China has awakened since Russo-Japanese War
Shanghai reports a seven month absence reveals a clear shift in China. The era of evasion and passive obstruction appears replaced by a policy of China for the Chinese and organized resistance to foreign influence.
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New York
Shanghai
New York Times
London Times
WHY ROBINSON QUIT MUSEUM
Professor Arlo Bates denounces the resignation of Edward Robinson from the Art Museum as a public calamity. He asserts officials suppress details and urges public disclosure of the causes leading to Robinson's departure from a post he held ably and honorably.
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Arlo Bates
Art Museum
Edward Robinson
Robinson
Fowler outlines advertising and business methods at Boston banquet
Nathaniel C. Fowler Jr spoke at the Boston Credit Men's Association banquet, defining advertising as anything that connects maker or seller with the buyer. He urged firms to emphasize policy, personality, method, and atmosphere in business to attract customers and foster trust.
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Boston Credit Men's Association
Nathaniel C. Fowler, Jr
Satisfied salesman drives more business than unfriendly
A quotation notes that a cheerful and cordial seller closes more deals in a day than a rude, unsmiling seller could in a week, underscoring the value of friendly salesmanship in wholesale trade.
Soldiers of the Common Good in Everybody’s Magazine
A Rus sell article praises English workers who formed co operative businesses benefiting students, families and communities. It notes 7,000 stores and 140 million capital backing education insurance hospitals and growth of their enterprises. Special reps sought for distribution.
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