City Council Ward Winners Listed Across All Districts
A long list of ward results shows names and vote totals for candidates in each ward. Notable entries include Dudley Bagley and George Battis in Ward 1 and numerous other incumbents and challengers across wards 1 through 25 with party affiliations and tallies.
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A. Dudley Bagley
George H., Battis
D. W. Simpson
John A. Brant
James O'Rourke
John D. Murphy
Ward
Joseph F. Hickey
Frank J. Johnson
Thomas BE. Rice
Robert Goodman
Paul K. Olufson
L. W. Wolfson
Thane Ward
A. Fiorrigan
Henry B. Carroll
F. J. Flacherty
FF. A. Churchill
Percy A. Dodge
Walter L. Wood
Thomas A. Kelley
John P. Sullivan
Joseph A. Turnbull
Henry B. Taylor
George A. Garland
Fred M. Kimball
William E. Bennett
John FF. Gibbons
Edward H. Madden
N. E. Cushing
William A. Sargent
H. S. Meloney
William J. O’brien
P. H. Bradley
A. A. Badavracco
F. L. Corcoran
Joseph Barron
FE. F. Flanders
BP. Wasserman
Jacob Epstein
S. L
Stevens
S. I
J. Lb. Derby
R. Cit
E. L. Roseman
A. B. Glover
Isaac Levin
D. Soc
John J. Tobin
M. Leonard
Samuel Kasanof
F. H. Cowin
D. I
Samuel Houston
Colon A. Batson
S. O'Shaughnessy
J. Grishaver
J. Andersen
W. R. Mansfield
J. Bordman
George H. Moore
Charles A. Atkins
Thomas J. Devlin
James Connor
L. M
D. B. Chamberlain
T. M. Clifford
J. F. McBarron
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C. O'Donnell
Michael J. Lydon
Thomas J. Collins
Frank J. Linehan
Morgan J. King
George R. Roulston
George F. Walton
Edw. L. Logan
James EF. Mualecahey
George A. Donahoe
Herman Hormel
J. McK. Cameron
John H. Giblin
John D. Fenton
William Martin
D. A. Gavagnan
Amos Cummings
Herbert Riley
Joseph P. Foley
John LeFort
Nicholas Oster
Frank S. Atwood
Charles E. Eddy
Frank EK. Wells
Lawrence J. Barte
Edwin D. Baker
Michael I. Tully
George A. Flynn
P. HW. Brennan
T. L. Connolly
George A. Lord
Walter A. Woods
David D. Piller
James A. Watson
James J. Casey
John J. Curley
Joseph EK. Wagner
Isaac L. Verveer
D. N. S. Barker
James McInerney
William H. Doyle
Charles P. Nangle
William H. Tobin
Frank J. Kelter
James F. Vila
George 0. Wood
Louis T. Howard
George R. Miller
F. D. Ball
Fr. D Howe
John R. McVey
Fred A. Emery
K. OW. Kiemm
T. A. Winsloe
M. P. F. Carley
M. M. Morris
H. E. Edemonds
William G. Roemer
George W. Lorey
Abram Jordan
J. M. Brauneis
Charles J. Grace
Charles F. Sefton
Andrew Brauer
Gay K F. Newhall
J. H. Broderick
F. J. Vv. Dakin
Charles W. Dennis
KF. R. Pumphrey
KR. J. Strange
W. W. Hibbard
G. HM. Mildram
William £. Marvey
Thomas H. Merde
Edmund J. Hardy
John Devine
C. W. Sanderson
H. W. Walker
Ezra. Rolland
William A. Kelly
Martin IF. Devine
Thomas M. Roddy
Apportionment Board Elects Members After Vote
Morrison Republican with 27 206 votes and Sullivan Democrat elected for two years. One year term elected Minot Democrat 35 539 and Russell Republican 24 711.
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Morrison
Sullivan
Minot
Russell
School Committee Members and Roster Update
The list names John A. Brett D Thomas J Kenny D Thomas W Berridge D Francis A Campbell D Ignatius C McDonough D J Carlton Nichols I W C 100 R William F Merritt D Elizabeth A Keller I W C 100 D R for One Year Frederick S Bennett R re elected.
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John A. Brett
Thomas J. Kenny
Thomas W. Berridge
Francis A. Campbell
Ignatius C. McDonough
J. Carlton Nichols
I. W
William F. Merritt
Elizabeth A. Keller
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Social meeting at the Quincy house hosted by the Ancient?
About 17 members and guests attended last evening with Major Duchesney presiding as commander. Speakers included Senator Morse Colonel Walker Lieutenant Innes Captain Anderson of the Seventh Artillery and Lieutenant Colonel Bailey of the Eighth Massachusetts in an informal discourse.
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Duchesney
The
Ancients
Senator Morse
Walker
Innes
Anderson
Seventh Artillery
Bailey
Eighth Massachusetts
Hardware Dealers Hold Sixth Anniversary Dinner
The New England Hardware Dealers' Association hosted its sixth anniversary dinner at the United States Hotel with ladies present. Postmaster H A Thomas spoke on Our Government and Major James H Frye addressed on Our Army.
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New England Hardware Dealers’ Association
United States
H. A. Thomas
James Il. Frye
O. F. C. Whiskey Promoted Over Adulterated Brands
A historical editorial urges readers to choose O. F. C. Whiskey as a trustworthy, government-guaranteed straight whiskey from Frankfort Kentucky. It denounces blended and adulterated whiskies, claims purity and health benefits, and warns against lead and copper salts in other products.
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Barnum
Frankfort
City Ward Races Tense Over Independent Faction
The piece describes a tense fight in city wards where organization leaders hold power. Norton is positioned against Brick and Norris with tensions over independence. Quinn and Mahoney claim defeats came from leaders blocking their anti organization stance, and council allies are ready to enforce rival lines in potential caucus battles.
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Norton
Brick
Norris
Boston
Quinn
Mahoney
Lomasney
Seven Dead in New York Gas Tank Disaster
The search for victims of the gas tank disaster continued amid ruins and debris. Four were known dead, at least four more missing likely killed, and thirteen injured. Bodies found include Martin Conlin and Gustav Wincke, with other victims identified in the wreckage at Twenty-first Street and Avenue A.
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New York
Embless
Martin Conlin
Peter Conlin
Consolidated Gas Company
Twenty-first Street
Cenlin
Gustave Wincke
Brooklyn
Avenue A
George Brenner
Green Point
Secret Treaty Reported Between Russia and China
The Empress of India brings word that a secret Russo Chinese treaty is true It states a large force under Russian officers will march to Shanhaikwan China will receive Russian army and navy assistance for defense until its own forces are reorganized In emergencies Russian officers would command the armed forces
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PB. C
Directors of Massachusetts Bottlers Mourn O. S. Neale
At a meeting of the Manufacturers and Spottlers' Collecting and Distributing Company of Massachusetts in this city yesterday the board adopted resolutions of regret for the death of O. S. Neale and expressed sympathy for his family.
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Manufacturers and Spottlers’ Collecting and Distributing Company of
Massachusetts
O. 5
Neale
Democratic Gains in City School Committee Echoed by Voters
Ward 8 residents praise Brick’s victory while lamenting Day Norris and Norton losses as Day’s machine power falls short. Democrats edge influence with likely re election of Huggan and strategic appointments. Kenny’s surprising support boosts South Boston, while Dukelow’s defeat signals continued party leverage and a bid for the school house agent post.
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Day
East Boston
Norris
Norton
South Boston
Lomasney
Ward 8
Post
Brick
Ward
Huggan
Thomas J. Kenny
Brett
McDonough
Dukelow
Quincy
M. W. Burlen
Political row looms as council election nears and Lomasney fights
The piece argues the organization may win while Lomasney resists a council fight. It notes likely factional splits among Republicans, a pending recount, and shifts in power as the Jan 2 board and council meet. Bricks and Day cited as key figures shaping the battle.
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Lomasney
Council
Crocker
Day
Brick
Duel Halted Between Cuban Editors in Santiago de Cuba
General Wood stopped a six-shooter duel between Senor Trujillo of El Porvenir and Senor Colona of Cuba Libre after an Independence article accused Trujillo of crimes. Wood arrested both editors and confined them at home. The day also saw stevedores strike for higher wages from $1.00 to $1.80, with Wood threatening Jamaica labor if not resumed. The strike risks delaying the US transport Port Victor by a day or two.
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Santiago DE Cuba
Wood
Senor Trujillo
el Porvinir
Senor Colona
Cuba Libre
Independencia
San Juan Hill
Valente
General Wood
United States
Victor
Paint and Oil Club Holds January Dinner at Parker House
The Paint and Oil Club met for its monthly dinner at the Parker House last night with speakers Lew C. Hill John Worthsworth of Pasadena A H Andrews of New York John D More ton and J D Williams of Providence among the special guests.
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Paint and Oil Club
Parker House
Lew C. Hill
John Worthsworth
Pasadena
Cal
A. H. Andrews
New York
John D. Moreton
This City
J.D. Williams
Providence
Republican Editors Elect at United States Hotel Meeting
The Republican Editorial Association elected officers at a meeting held yesterday at the United States Hotel. W. H L. Cook of the Milford Journal was named president, with Rev. A. E. Winship of the Journal of Education as vice president and J. O. Hayden of the Somerville Journal as treasurer. A. M. Bridgeman, Stoughton Record, was corresponding secretary, (. J. McPherson, South Framingham News, recording secretary, and an executive committee was formed including C. C. Doten of the Plymouth Advocate J. S. Smith of the Rockland Standard C. S. Parker of the Arlington Advocate LL. McCleary of the Lowell Mail R. S. Barrows of the Jamaica Plain News and S. Pierce of the Revere Journal.
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Republican Editorial Association
United States Hotel
W. H L. Cook
Milford Journal
A. E. Winship
Journal of Education
J. O. Hayden
Somerville Journal
A. M. Bridgeman
Stoughton Record
J. McPherson
South Framingham News
Messrs
B. Doten
Plymouth Advocate
J. S. Smith
Rockland Standard
C. S. Parker
Arington Advocate
LL. McCleary
Lowel Mail
R. S. Barrows
Jamaica Plain News
Pierce
Revere Journal
Guernsey Club Elects New Officers
Philadelphia December 14. The American Guernsey Cattle Club elected J. N. Codman of Brookline Massachusetts as president Levi P. Marion of New York as vice president and William H Caldwell of Petersboro New Hampshire as secretary and treasurer.
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Philadelphia
American Guernsey Cattle Club
J. N. Codman
Brookline
Mass
Levi P. Marion
New York
William H. Caldwell
Petersboro
N. H
Evans Perfection of Bottled Ale
A cropped promotional note praises Evans bottled ale as a rich mellow brew with froth like cream and sparkling brilliancy, not a medicine but a beverage highlighting its quality and appeal.
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Evans
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