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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1905

Page

8

W. L. Douglas $3.50 Shoes Promote Superior Value

An advertising notice extols W L Douglas $3.50 shoes as the best value with style fit and durability. It claims quality rivaling $5 to $7 shoes and highlights a Brockton Mass factory, exclusive stores in multiple cities, and a catalog offer. It also promotes boys shoes $2.00 and $1.75 and warns authenticity with the Douglas name on the bottom.

W. L. Douglas Brockton Mass George Alfred Gray Tremont Washington Street Essex Street School Street Court Street Howard Street Summer Street Lincoln Street Hanover Street

Discharge of 300 Men Debated in Boston Politics

The split between Vitaggerald and Donovan Lomasney machines over 300 street department workers found fault with by the State Civil Service Commission. Officials question who will discharge them, as Donovan signals possible resignation rather than fire them before the new mayor takes office.

Vitaggerald Donovan- Lomasney Machines City Democracy State Civil Service Commission City Hall Donovan Fitzgerald Martin Lomasney Lomasney Edward J. Donovan Dudley State House Commission Boston Civil Service Civil Service Commission Switzgerald Post Sterling Street Roxbury Mass. W Smith Mass Frederick George Moore London England

Fitzgerald Promises War on Lomasney and McNary

In the Republic, Mayor elect Fitzgerald denounces Ward 8 boss Lomasney and foes McNary and Lomasney as Republicans and predicts a coming clash with their influence. The piece notes Ward 8 Republican ties, hints at Democratic gains, and cites Fitzgerald’s stance that Lomasney and McNary belong with the Republicans or become independents.

the Republic John IF. Fitzgerald Martin M. Lomasney William S. McNary Martin Lomasney Fitzgerald Lomasney-McNary-Republican Alliance Ward &Republican Alliance Lomasney Witzgerald Ward 8 Republican Party Lomasney-McNary Democracy Frothingham

Christmas Mail Piling High at Boston Post Office

The Boston post office is overwhelmed as Christmas mail surges. Postmaster Hibbard lacks enough help though 100 extra clerks were approved. only 16 percent of the Civil Service quota will report, forcing possible further requisitions. Substitutes and emergency carriers may be pressed into service to handle the rush.

W. F. Smith Co Broad St Boston Hibbard Civil Service Civil Service Board Civil Service List

McNary Signals Possible Run for Congress in 10th District

Congressman William S. McNary told a Post reporter he has not ruled out another bid for Congress in the 10th district. He said he will decide when the time comes and will inform the public then. He added that current conditions are favorable and he has no hesitation about running.

Congress William S. McNary Post

Attorney Barnett fears attack on life amid caucus day tensions

Nathan Barnett bail commissioner and associate of Mayor elect Witzgerald’s inner circle told Judge Bolster and later Deputy Superintendent Coulter he fears for his safety. He displayed a 22 caliber revolver and warned he would fire if bothered again, linking threats to the Lomasney assault incident during caucus day.

Nathan Barnett Witzgerald Ile Bolster Coulter Barnett Mr. Barnett

Recount Requests Crank Up for Ayer Aldermen

At 5 pm petitions were filed with election commissioners for recounts in all wards for Aldermen including Battis Berwin Draper Donnelly Flanagan Foley Linehan. Recounts also sought for Tilton Bell and Ward 8 candidates Whelton Connelly Giblin. Common Council bids in Wards 1 12 16 and for Coughlin Collins McGivern Noonan. Recount starts Monday at 9 at Faneuil Hall for wards 1 9 12 16 20 and 24. The board faces criticism over news access and handling with reporters barred then secretly meeting Charles Draper photographed inside.

George H. Battis William N. Berwin Charles J. Draper Daniel J. Donnelly Daniel L. Flanagan Richard H. Foley Frank J. Linehan Tilton S. Bell Whelton Timothy L. Connelly Thomas J. Giblin James H. Doyle William KE. Hannan George R. Cutting Common Council George K. Coughlin Michael J. Collins McGivern Noonan Faneuil Hall

Fitzgerald mayor picks and rival hopes for streets chief

City Hall buzzes over Fitzgerald appointments as Doyle McClellan and Montague allies contend for key posts. Rumors center on street superintendent with Donovan’s leadership precedent shaping conservative views and power balance.

Fitzgerald City Hall

Buttrick Demands Recount In Melrose

Melrose mayoral race ends with Charles J. Barton defeating Sidney H. Buttrick by 29 votes. Buttrick announces plan to request a recount. The Democratic nominee Barton leads in the December election.

Buttrick Melrose Melrose Sidney H. Buttrick Charles J. Barton Mr. Barton

Girl Handcuffed In Fun Gunshop Incident

In Elkhart Indiana Miss Hattie Wenke a store clerk allowed Charles Nichols to cuff her wrists for a joke. The key broke when he tried to remove them and the police could not free her without filing the cuffs. The gun shop proprietor finally filed them off causing pain.

Elkhart Ind Hattie Wenke Charles Nichols Whiteman Henke

Railroad embargo hits inbound freight at Lawrence

Lawrence December 15 The Boston and Maine railroad declared an embargo on inward freight today due to the impossible task of handling the immense volume. Seven hundred cars a day have been received.

Lawrence Boston & Maine Railroad

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W.l.douglas W.l. Douglas Boston Stores Fitz M'Nary Eddie’ D Mitzgerald McNary Quincy House Hart Collins Hogan Charlestown Buchu Lithia Pills Barre Frank P. Willard East Montpelier Willard & Dix. Grocers M’nary Aston RY ER Beecgham Becham Beecham Complaints Against Commission Board of Election Commissioners Aldermaniec Board of Eleection Commissioners Election Board Charles F. Draper Mel Burlen Fred J F. Bolton Republican City Committee Doyle Superintendent Donovan James Hl. Doyle Eleect Fitzgerald Poyle William J. McClellan East Boston McClellan James VF. Nolan Nolan Montague John A. Sullivan Hugh Montague Sullivan Theitzgerald Slattery Charles M. Slattery Somerset James Donovan Martin Ulomasney Crocker Republic Edmund Macdonald Macdonald Michael W. Norris Ir. Gerald Mwan Tige Nigel Conan Doyle Boston Sunday Post
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