Lodge to Address Mass Meeting on Senate Candidacy
Senator Lodge accepts an invitation to speak at a mass meeting in Symphony Hall on January 3 1911 about the Massachusetts United States Senate race. He notes he would prefer not to campaign for his own re election but agrees to speak if convenient. Senator Lomasney predicts a Lodge vs Democrat outcome and comments on Draper’s effect.
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House of Representatives
Symphony Hall
Senator Lodge
Commonwealth
Great and General Court
United States
Massachusetts
H. C. Lodge
Joseph P. Lomasney
Lodge
House
Draper
Lomasney
Boston's Top Individual Taxpayers Named in 1910 List
George R. White heads Boston’s largest individual taxpayers with property and real estate values rising from last year. Isabel Anderson, Larz Anderson’s wife, is second at 2 257 100. A Shuman, Eben D. Jordan, and others follow. Trustees Cotting and Welch are the heaviest trustee taxpayers, while railroads form the city’s major tax contributors.
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George R. White
Isabel Anderson
Shuman
Ben D. Jordan
Washington B. Thomas
Lotta M. Crabtree
George N. Black
Boston
Larz Anderson
Brookline
City Hospital
Eben D. Jordan
Jordan-Marsh Company
Frederick Ayer
William K. Porter
West End
Eugene N. Foss Jis
Henry Bigelow Williams
Martha C. Codman
City Hall
C. E. Cotting
Francis C. Welch
Emmet Branch Ball Celebrates 10th Anniversary in Appleton Hall
Robert Emmet Branch of the United Irish League held a ball marking its tenth anniversary at Paine Hall Appleton street. About 600 members and guests attended with proceeds to the United Irish League treasurer. The event featured floor staff including Eugene S Cronin and Helen Regan with a dance committee led by Delia Carr and Agnes Wren.
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Robert Emmet
United Irish League
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
Eugene S. Cronin
Helen M. Regan
William F. Henderson
Julia M. Heavey
Thomas F. Finnegan
Henry Moriarty
Delia Carr
Agnes Wren
Thomas P. Keenan
Joseph Curtis
Henry C. Moriarty
Ernest Littlefield
Thomas Finnegan
James Farley
Washington cruiser rushes ill sailors to hospital
The armored cruiser Washington, returning to Norfolk from the Southern drill grounds after target practice, carries two seriously ill sailors. A wireless telegram to the Navy Department reports the illness is not specified and the ship will dock at Norfolk for immediate hospital care.
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Washington
Norfolk
Navy Department
Naval Hospital
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Washington Cg
Tts
Hanover Street
Washing Street
Washington _. Street
Pablo King
Washington & H
Anover & Z
Cne
Senate
James F. Rowell
Oklahoma
Morse’s
Morse
Henry Cabot Lodge
Allen Treadway
Joseph Walker
New England
N. Sallinger
Washington ST
Cor
Brown
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics’ Building Phole
Commonwealth Avenue
Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation
Mr. White
Quincy A. Shaw
Ball OF
Emmet Branch
al Bealers
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