Bromberg and Bangs Rival For Chairman
Alderman Bromberg asserts he should be Republican chairman, clashing with Bolton and the city committee. Bangs, backed by Good Government supporters, also seeks the post, with Kneeland seen as a strong Democratic candidate. The race splits both parties as factions vie for control of the Board of Aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Bromberg
Bolton
Republican City Committee
Alderman Brothers
Bromberg
Good Government Association
Nothingham
KF. R. Bangs
Bangs
Ing
Board of Aldermen
Martin Lomasney
Daniel A. Whelton
Fred J. Kneeland
Baldwin
Cauley
Tennessey
Alderman Linehan
Frothingham for Congress
Republican leaders discuss the 11th district race after John A. Sullivan’s strong hold. Potential candidates include Louis A. Nothingham and Ward 22’s Seiberlich, with Judge Dewey and Senators Peters and Gano mentioned, as party machines weigh early moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Nothingham
John A. Sullivan
11Th
Thas
Nothingham
iState
Sbeen
Sullivan
Daniel W. Gano
Ward
Frothingham
Corrected Vote for Aldermen
The Board of Election Commissioners completed tabulation of alderman returns noting that James M. Curley ranks eighth and Tilton S. Bell slips to ninth. Daniel J. Donnelly is moved to 14th, ahead of Louis M. Clark, with the full tabulation listed by the commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election Commissioners
Board of Aldermen
James M. Curley
Tilton S. Bell
Daniel J. Donnelly
Louis M. Clark
Election Commissioners
John Baldwin
Eater Enweres
Edward J. Bromberg
Fadward J. Cauley
Peewee Eroree
Fangs
Wrancis
Daniel A Whelton
Tred
Kneeland
Eeeceeess
Wrank J Linehan
Tilton &, Sell
William J Hennessey
William J Draper
George TH. Battis
William Berwin
Charles It. Buchanan
Patrick I Murray
Charles W. Hallstram
Henry A Frothingham
Michael J Murphy
James M. Porter
Thomas J Giblin
Timothy I. Connolly
Alexander Henderson
Severeer
Rie Ingalls
George Th. M
Ory
Nathaniel TL. Nobinson
Michael S Drew
Boston University Fraternity Initiation Parade Satirizes Politics
A Boston University Law School initiation involved six sophomores parading from Ashburton Place to Mt. Vernon Street in grotesque costumes. They delivered impromptu speeches including a mock portrayal of Martin Lomasney as a political War Chief, while others denounced the machine and pressed for popular votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuate
Boston University Law School
Ashburton Place
Mt. Vernon Street
Hooker
Martin Lomasney
Boston Democracy
Public School Association Thanks The Post For Fairness
President John S Moors of the Public School Association thanks The Post for fairness in coverage during the campaign. He notes the liberal space given helped secure a large victory and praises editors and reporters for understanding the association works for no selfish interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S*. Moors
The
Public School Association
Post
Mr. Moors
Lowell Interurban Line Seeks Somerville Location
A hearing to locate tracks on Mystic Avenue for the Boston and Lowell interurban street railroad favored an elevated Somerville road. Tufts professors supported the petition. Remington spoke for the railroad. Bancroft discussed connections. The board later caucused to select officers with Sidney B. Keene named president and Leonard W. Cole vice-president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Lowell Interurban Street Railroad
Mystic Avenue
Somerville Board of Aluckien
Somerville
W. L. Wooper
T. G. Chase
Tufts College
Remington
Bancroft
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Sidney B. Keene
Leonard W. Cole
Dorchester Driving Club Sponsors Dorchester Theatricals
Dorchester society attended a theatrical program last evening at Whiton Hall Dorchester under the Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club. The lineup included Miss Elizabeth Harris KE and EF Hichler Molly Mildram Ratelle children Kathleen Potter Professor Holland and Grace Mordaunt with entertainment committee members W Linnehan Albert Fellows EE J B and D Ellers J E Griffin J N Terry and J M Morrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Society
Whiton Hall
Dorchester
United States Buys Betsy Ross Flag House in Philadelphia
The two story brick Flag House at 239 Arch Street, where Betsy Ross designed the flag, was purchased by the government for 25000 dollars. Final payment was made today and formal transfer ceremonies are set for June 14 with a note that many stockholders reside across the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
Arch Street
Union
Ten of Us Club Elects Officers at 18th Banquet
The Ten of Us Club held its 18th annual banquet at the Quincy House. Officers elected for the next year include Captain J. C. Potter as president, Captain Jacob Mottler as vice president, Captain Widward P. Cramm as treasurer, and Lieutenant Samuel A. Neil as secretary. About 125 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy House
J. C. Potter
Jacob Mottler
Widward P. Cramm
Samuel A. Neil
Sidney, M. Hedges
Joseph Kelley
George H. Ennis
J. C. Burke
Lowell
E. P. Cramm
Jacob Fottler
Fred McQuesten
El Dorado for Christmas Shoppers in Boston Store
Henry Siegel Co. Store draws holiday crowds with a vast array of imported and domestic Christmas merchandise. The display showcases well priced decorations and fashionable dress presents amid coordinated stock and retail presentation, drawing public attention to its holiday spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
England
United States
Henry Siegel Co
Glove Sale Highlights Top Brands for Winter
A main floor display on the Essex Street side offers a selection of leading makes including Men s Prix Seam Cape gloves from Fownes LhorTAvLA Northrup Adler Fitz Hugh and others. A special stock of trackan back and dogskin palm gloves targets extreme cold days with most pieces valued at $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Hayward Place
Fownes
Lhortavla
Northrup
ADLER
Fitzhugh
Freight Burns at Eastport Port in Missouri Blaze
A blaze at Eastport Port Missouri destroyed the pier and railroad freight sheds and a large freight stock. Loss estimated at 30000 dollars offset by insurance. Fire believed caused by an overheated stove in the sheds office. firefighters could not save the main buildings. Particular losses include 4000 cases sardines 2500 cases herring 2000 empty barrels and other freight awaiting shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
Washington County Railroad
Andover Hockey Team Opens Practice With Fresh Candidates
Phillips Andover Ice hockey captain Fels calls candidates for first practice on Babbitt's Pond next Saturday. Early reports list forw ards such as Fels Lanigan Hincks Heintzman Hyde Merritt Merritt Stevens Griggs Crocker Branum Benner Littlefield Shortenburg Murphy Foster Southworth Wilson White L Smith Bair and goal keepers including Merritt Beineke McCune Wilson Bair Hartley.
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White
L. Smith
Bair
Merritt
Beineke
McCune
Wilson
Hartley
Littlefield
MclIntyre
Mitchell
Jenkins
Ritchie
Jewett
Mason
Downing
Eldridge
Dunn
Foster
Harvard Man Breaks Arm in Opening Hockey Game
Wagstaff, a key player for Harvard, suffered a broken arm in the season opener. The day also featured six teams at Artificial Pond with a varsity versus second string game, the varsity tallying three goals to two in six minutes of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
S. Wagstaff
Varsity
Equitable Hires Man To Steal Books Claim Highlighted
Edward W. Scott, president of Provident Savings Life, told the investigation that Equitable Life once claimed $100,000 against him. He said he pursued a stolen records case in 1900 and explained his past ties to Equitable as acts of revenge, while refusing to settle the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward W. Scott
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
W. W. Armstrong
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Hughes
Equitable
Scott
Provident Society
Mr. Scott
Equitable Society
The
Boston Tailor in Padded Cell
Salem report says Michael J. Shelley a Boston tailor on Bowdoin Street attempted to borrow 25 cents, then tried to seize a loaded revolver from a hardware clerk. He was arrested by Officer Lehan and placed in a padded cell for safety as he reportedly sought to end his life amid business and money troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Michael J. Shelley
Boston
Incendiary Fire Destroys Anglican Cathedral in Halifax
Fire at St. Tate’s Anglican Cathedral, a 50 year old wooden building in Halifax, caused about 60000 damage. A man seen fleeing a suspicious area around dawn has not been located. Insurance coverage includes 15000 for the building and 6900 for the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tialifax
St. Tatke’s Anglican
Seek Yeggm en in Norwood
In Norwood a 20 year old woman Miss Eva Webber daughter of E B Webber was assaulted by an unknown highwayman who attempted to seize her handbag near Plympton bindery. Her screams drew neighbors and the attacker fled as witnesses arrived. A band of yeggmen is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Webber
E. B. Webber
Miss Webber
Plympton Bindery
Alleged pickpockets caught in the crowd
Holiday shopping crowds yielded theft opportunities as two men and a woman were arrested. Joseph Conboy, recently released from prison, was accused by Inspectors Knox and Appleton of picking a woman's pocket on Washington Street. Silas Eaton, 35, of Dorchester, was charged with lifting goods, and Ellen Kelley of Lynn completed the trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Conboy
Knox
Appleton
Washington Street
House of Correction
Silas Eaton
Leyland Street
Dorchester
Ellen Kelley
Lynn
Phillips Andover Schedule Set For Season Action
Andover Massachusetts December 14 Manager Wood of the Phillips Andover basketball team releases the season schedule with games listed against Boston College Manchester MWigh Fall River Danvers A A Dartmouth College Cambridge Independent Harvard 9 Dean Academy Brown University Cushing Academy Boston University Lowell Textile Harvard freshmen Amherst Agricultural College Harvard varsity Wesleyan University all but the Harvard varsity contest to be played at Andover end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Wood
Phillips Andover
Boston College
Manchester Mwigh
Fall River
Danvers A. A
Dartmouth College
Carbridge
Harvard
Dean Academy
Brown University
Cushing Academy
Open
Boston University
Lowell Textile
Amherst Agricultural College
Wesleyan University
Harvard Princeton Baseball Break Resolved with Two Games
Harvard and Princeton will play two baseball games next spring after a compromise. Harvard favored one game while Princeton pushed for two, but sources in Cambridge confirm two contests will occur, ending the planned one game break in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard-Princeton
Cambridge
Harvard Athletic Committee
Harvard
Princeton
Tiger
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Congress
B. U. Political Frolics
Big Chief Lomasney
Lowell Interurban
Dorchester Driving Club
Santa Claus
Ness
Oxford
Xmas
Henry Siegel
Washington & Essex Sts
hloor—Music Daily
Winter Circus
Toy Window
Washington and
Essex Streets
Hayward Pl
Ant Zo
Roger & Gallet
Essex Street
Les Ot Perfume
Eseeer
Cyrenoble
France
Service
Eastport
Harvard Sophs
Warryard
Boston Tailor
Ake
Prince Street
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