Massachusetts City Elections Report Show Republican Mayors Lead
The Massachusetts cities held annual elections with eleven Republican mayors and three Democratic mayors. Newton and Boston did not elect a mayor, incumbents holding over. Alonzo R. Weed retains power in a tied election. Two license changes were recorded in Newburyport and Woburn, while five cities voted to repeal the Luce Joint caucus act.
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Massachusetts
North Adams
Newton
Boston
Chicopee
Fall River
Newburyport
Woburn
Luce
Daly Re-elected Mayor in Cambridge Vote Debate
Daly won Cambridge mayoral race by 197 votes amid bitter campaign. Total 15,110 ballots cast. three arrests for alleged illegal voting and a clash between Daly and Downey occurred near Cambridge Field. McNamee supporters claimed gains in Brattle Street precincts while East Cambridge favored Daly reform.
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McNamee
Cambridge
Daly
Jere Downey
H. J. Sullivan
Bay Street
Boston
J. J. Kelleher
Harrison Avenue
William Kemmett
Davis Street
East Cambridge
Downey
Cambridge Field
City Hall
Brattle Street
Booth
City Wets Vote Sees Large Victory For License
Emerson and Charlie Democrats and Republicans clashed as city voters approved the license by a large margin, confirming broad support across party lines and signaling a major local policy shift.
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Charlies
Emerson
Great Minneapolis Fire Destroys Million in Property
A blaze in Minneapolis on December 14th raged through the Peck and Boutelle Brothers buildings, destroying about 3 million dollars in property with losses possibly rising to 4 million. Firemen faced multiple fires as winds carried embers, with St. Paul dispatching aid. At least one life is reported missing.
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Minneapolis
Minn
O. H. Peck & Co
Fifth Street
First Avenue
Peck
Boutelle Brothers
St. Paul
Fat City
Mrs Chadwick Heads Home After Promises To Pay Debts
Mrs. Chadwick left New York on the Buffalo Limited bound for Cleveland declaring she will pay all obligations and face creditors. Bail was available, and a prominent man offered to go on her bond as she was guarded as a prisoner en route to the station.
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New York
Chadwick
Cleveland
Buffalo Limited
Grand Central
New York Central
United States Marshal’s Office
Watson Seeks Protection for Lawson From Board Chair
Jerry Watson appeared at police headquarters early yesterday to urge Chairman Emmons to take immediate steps to safeguard Thomas W. Lawson against an anticipated attack by Colonel W. C. Greene of New York. Watson said Emmons was busy but the matter was serious.
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Post
Colonel Greene
New York
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Jerry Watson
Emmons
Mr. Lawson
W. C. Greene
Mr. Watson
Local Boston Forecast Ahead of Midweek
Fair weather continues for Boston and surrounding areas with a pleasant Wednesday and a near identical Thursday. Skies remain mostly sunny, temperatures rising into mild afternoon ranges. Light breezes will accompany daytime highs in the 60s with cooler nights ahead.
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Boston and Vicinity
Poultry and Game Offered by J P Lawrence Co at Quincy Market
The J P Lawrence Co at 30 Quincy Market advertises poultry and game as New England’s largest dealers. Look for the illuminated sign and remember their phone or number for orders.
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J. P. Lawrence CO
Quincey Market
New England
Doctor Recommends Father John’s Medicine for Elder Sister
Dr L A Crinnian of Stanley Kentucky praises Father John’s Medicine noting its value for his sister aged over eighty two. The product is described as curing colds preventing pneumonia and building up the body.
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L. A. Crinnian
Stanley, Ky
John
Brew rich with popularity stands at dealers and hotels
A compact note touts a brew as occupying a unique position in the industry for superiority and popularity. It claims availability at all dealers, clubs, hotels and restaurants and ends with an encouragement to ask for it.
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Alonzo R. Weed
Augustine J. Daly
John T. Coughlin
Malden
William A. Hastings
Ina
Riles
St. Medford
Michael F Dwyer
C. R
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Joseph N. Peterson
Beverly
J. A. Wallis
Holyoke
Nathaniel P Avery
Albert E. Taylor
Worcester
Walter H. Blodgett
Chelsea
E. A. Willard
Everett
H. Houstis Newton
Lowell
James B. Casey
bLynn
Henry W. Eastham
William F. Houston
N P
Lawrence Reade
Somerville
Leonard B. Chandler
Raiad
Troi
Burret
State Street Office
Uwl
Aldermen
Dem
Curley
Democrats
Republicans
Public School Association
Biuc
Pemberton Square
OF Police
Orman
Mrs. Chadwick
Daniel A. Whelton
John E. Baldwin
James M. Curley
James F. Nolan
Edward L. Cauley
Patrick Bowen
Frank J. Linehan
Frank J. O’ Toole
Henry A. Frothingham
Edward J. Bromberg
William J. Hennessy
Fred E. Bolton
Louis Clark
Cauley
Frothingham
Hennessy
Bromberg
Bolton
Good Government Association
John A. Brett
John D. Drum
William F. Kenny
Charles H. Kip
Rep
Winthrop M. Merritt
William F. Merritt
John A. Ryan
Joseph A. Sheehan
Francis W. Falvey
Clark
Kneeland
Louis M. Clark
Fred J. Kneeland
Carroll
Charles
Imerson
Hall
Watson
DR. Crinnian
King’s Bohemian Beer
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