Malone Shies At 2D Party Question In State Politics
Attorney General Malone avoided a direct answer on which party qualifies as the second in the state bipartisanship rule. The issue arose in Lowell over appointing a police commissioner as Governor Guild faces spring decisions including Fall River police head and Boston excise post. If a Leaguer wins, Hudson may leave and Shaw’s reappointment could hinge on party balance.
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Malone
Democratic Party
Independence League
Junius T. Auerbach
League
Lowell
Hisgen
Henry M. Whitney
Attorney General's
Guild
Fall River
Sewall Brackett
Ballot Law Commission
Whitney
Boston
Hudson
Hibbard
David Bb. Shaw
President says dead cashier involved bank
The article notes the bank is under the comptroller of the currency and includes a signature line from Henry F. Currer, National Bank Examiner, stating the bank has been placed in their charge. It references a dead cashier linked to the bank’s affairs.
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Henry F. Currier
National Bank Examiner
New York
Pinkerton Detective Agency
William F. Walker
New Britain, Conn
Mexico
Walker
Connecticut
Bank closes as Sargent dies amid turmoil in Attleboro
Banks doors shut all day at the North Attleboro National Bank after the death of vice president and cashier Frederick E. Sargent. The bank faced an investigation and awaited Alfred H. Wiggin’s arrival as rumors swirled about the jewelers’ lending, deposits over $1 million, and a note left by Sargent to his wife.
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Frederick E. Sargent
Sargent
Alfred H. Wiggin
New York
Wiggin
Attleboros
Miller, Fuller & Whiting Corporation
Miller
Whiting
Post
Mr. Sargent
Fuller
Percy J. Callowhill
Callowhill
Callowhill Company
North Attleboro
North Attleboro National Bank
State Street Trust Company
Boston
H. F. Barrows
Firemen Overcome in North Street Blaze
Ladderman Thomas Darcy of Fort Hill square fire company was overcome by smoke at a threatening fire in the Duparquet Huot Moncuse building at 88 90 North street. Darcy was taken to Relief Hospital and kept overnight. Damage was about 5000 dollars. Officials blamed spontaneous combustion.
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Thomas Darcy
Fort Hill Square Fire Company
Duparquet, Huot & Moncuse Company
North Street
Darcy
Relief Hospital
Catholic college plans ambitious campus expansion near Beacon Street
The tract’s elevated upper area offers ideal campus and athletic facilities. Plans call for recitation and administration buildings, two science structures, a modern gymnasium, a library and a college hall. The project emphasizes scientific research and will integrate riverbank subway access to connect to rail terminals and city centers. Funds are being sought with alumni support and broader Catholic education backing, led by Rev. Thomas I. Gasson.
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Beacon Street
New England
Build Great Catholic College Plans Big Expansion at Boston College
Rev. Thomas Gasson, S J, president of Boston College, announced the land purchase marks the first step toward the largest Catholic college in America. He said plans will seek notable architects for a group of buildings, with a fundraising drive and alumni mass meeting to kick off. The goal includes expanding science and making room as the current building is crowded. Archbishop O Connell is credited for driving educational progress.
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Thomas T. Gasson
S. J
Boston College
America
Ald
Archbishop O'Connell
Santa Claus Letters Reveal Winter Hardship Across Boston
Post reporters found dire conditions as children write in for Christmas aid. Messages from South Boston Roxbury and surrounding towns describe poverty and illness, with requests for toys clothing and basic needs amid a grim backdrop of lost parents and crowded tenements. The appeal stresses generosity from those better off as holidays approach.
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Post
Santa Claus
St. Nicholas
South Boston
Urge Mill Shut Down
The Ark wright Club discussed curtailing January and February production at a meeting held at Young's Hotel. The group comprises officials from leading New England cotton textile plants.
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Arkwright Club
New England
Young’s Hotel
Harvard seniors choose class day committees
Harvard University student elections proceed for the class committee class day committee and photograph committee with six candidates for three class committee seats 16 for seven class day posts and seven for three photo committee seats The only notable athlete added by petition is Jack Wendell halfback from the varsity team many club men and popular figures among the nominees
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Harvard
Jack Wendell
Mills Debate Two Day Shutdown Plan for Winter
Speakers favored halting mill operations two days weekly in January and February if generally accepted. A committee was formed to survey the situation and determine support among leading mill interests. Proponents argue the relief would curb a looming surplus and prevent price declines in spring.
Former Boston editor dies in Richmond Virginia
Edwin C. Howell aged 47 longtime Boston Herald editor died last night in Richmond at his brother Arden Howell's home in Baltimore dispatch notes.
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Boston
Richmond, VA
Baltimore
Edwin C. Howell
Boston Herald
Richmond
Arden Howell
Bertha Goodwin Cleared of Embezzlement Charge in Pittsburg Trial
Bertha A Goodwin faced embezzlement charges over funds collected for Pittsburg Hospital. She vanished, was later arrested in Newburyport Massachusetts in male clothing, and was acquitted after a brief trial.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Bertha A. Goodwin
Miss Goodwin
Newburyport
Mass
Fire at Auburndale fireworks factory injures two men
Desperate men trapped in a Stamford street storehouse fight through flames and fireworks at the Homer H. Tilton & Co. factory. James F. Maglinchy is in critical condition. Thomas Tolland, badly burned but recovering. Building damage estimated at $2000.
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Newton
Homer H. Tilton & Co
Stamford Street
Auburndale
James F. Maglinchy
River Street
Thomas Tolland
Maple Street
Watertown
Holland and
Maglinehy
Boston Newsboy Wins Harvard Scholarship
Sam Levine remembered by older newsmen for selling the Post on Park Street corner nearly a decade ago. The youngest of three boys, he inspired peers with his love of study as his sister Mildred shares in his scholarly path.
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Sam’’ Levine
Post
Bgan
Park Street
Boston
Mildred
Ten-year-old Focuses on High School Ahead
A 10 year old will be ready for high school next year and plans to prepare for Wellesley. The note highlights future academic goals and college preparation.
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Wellesley
Harvard Honors Eighth Annual Scholarships At Sanders Theatre
Harvard marked the eighth annual scholarships ceremony in Sanders Theatre with Dean Hurlbut presiding and Owen Wister as speaker. Prizes were awarded for English Greek and Latin dissertations elocution and various departments naming laureates such as Alain LeRoy Locke Hyman Askewith Abraham Edward Pinanski Harry Wheatland Litchfield and others.
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Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Dean Hurlbut
Owen Wister
Wister
Senator Hoar
Henry K. Higginson
Francis C. Lowell
Edward Everett Hale
Frederick P. Fish
Samuel W. McCall
Eliot
Clement
Germany
Spaulding
Barrett Wendell
D. W.fenn
J. D. Green
A. D. Hart
W.H. Harris Rand
Berlin
Hurlbut
Wells and
Castle
Alain LeRoy Locke
Hyman Askewith
Abraham Edward Pinanski
Robert Neil ‘Thompson
Harry Wheatland Litchfield
Frederick Livesey
Boylston
Hermann Hagedorn, Jr
Local Boys Suit Sale Includes Various Sizes and Prices
An aged newspaper fragment lists boys suits in sizes from 15 to 19 and 44 to 55, including regulars and stouts plus songs. Prices scale from 7 dollars down to 3 dollars, with an item for 0 years.
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Bers Childre
Goodyear and
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John Ojala
Quincy
Diamonds iv Credit
St. Hill
Suffolk Supply Co
Bromefield ST
Fortoun
Shies al
Thomas I. Gasson
Roxbury
Rom Saugus
Jamaica Plain
Arlington
Charlestown
Worechester
Freddy
Bertha Goodwin
Boston Newsboy
Samuel Albert Levine
Newsboys
Harvard University
Bowdoin Prizes
Isaiah Leo Scarfman
Gilbert Julius Hirsch
Artemas Russell
Ellis
Edwin French Tyson
Marston Allen
Coolidge
Edward Rieman Lewis
Henry Hurwitz
Sargent Prize
Richard Walsh
George B. Sohier Prize
Jermann Wagerhorn, Jr
Samuel Montefiore Waxman
Philip Washburn
Harrison Clifford Dale
Lloyd McKim Garrison Prize
Robert Emmons Rogers
Jeremy Belknap
Edmund Charles Wendt
Franklin
Henry Raven Gilbert
Ricardo
Aaron Prussian
Clarence Henry Haring
Walter Heilprin Pollak
Edward Ballantine
Griffith Conrad Evans
Morse
Irs
Adams Square
Yeggman
Hyde Park
Frank Creamer
Frank Connors
South End
Greenfield
Judy Dodge
United States District Court
Maryland
Ulman, Boykin & Co
A. Shuman & Co
Waltham
Boyle Bros
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