Boston Ballot Nominees Noted for 1897 City Election
City of Boston announces candidates for mayor street commissioner and alderman across wards. Edwin A. Curtis Republican leads mayoral slate with David Goldstein and Josiah Quincy listed under Democratic lines. numerous aldermanic and school committee candidates from Democratic Republican and Socialist Labor parties are named with street addresses and wards. Yes or No vote on intoxicating liquor licenses appended at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Curtis
Highland Street
David Goldstein
Southwood Street
Rev B Fay Mills on Public Schools and Harvard
The Rev B Fay Mills spoke at Faneuil Hall on present day problems of the Pilgrims, urging reform in Boston schools. He urged better physical training and more modern facilities, criticized private schools for elite access, and urged free public higher education. He argued Harvard should yield to public universities and urged voters to support progressive school board candidates next Tuesday.
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Faneuil Hall
Courtenay Guild
Viola Campbell Waterhouse
Mills
Boston
Cambridge
Albany
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Cambridge University
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
California
Harvard
Somerville
Newton
Everett
State House
Men Charged in Kentucky Murder Arrive for Trial
Chris Merry and James Smith, charged with murdering Mrs. Merry, arrived in Chicago from Kentucky and were arraigned. They deny knowledge of the death and are jailed awaiting examination on Tuesday.
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Chicago
Chris Merry
James Smith
Merry
Kentucky
Forefathers Day Service At YM Union
Forefathers Day observed at the Young Men's Christian Union with a Sunday night program. Rev Stopford W Brooke of Boston spoke on The Power of the Past. A musical recital featured Miss Bessie L Driver Mrs Flora B Barry Lyon Ferrand Master Fred Gay Ellis and George Mendall Taylor. Mrs Barry sang Hermans famous hymn The breaking waves dashed high on a stern and rock bound coast.
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Young Men's Christian Union
Stopford W. Brooke
Boston
Bessie L. Driver
Flora B. Barry
Lyon Ferrand
Fred Gay Ellis
George Mendall Taylor
Barry
World sends Christmas greetings to American people
Famous foreign figures address the American public through World columns on December 19. Messages praise liberty, peace, and national self-government, with figures including Justin McCarthy, Maurice Jokel, Emilio Castelar, Francis Kossuth, Otto Lecher, and others urging unity, progress, and universal human rights.
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New York
United States
Ireland
Justin M’carthy
Hungary
Maurice Jokal
Emilio Castelar
Europe
Francis Kossuth
Otto Lecher
A Boy's Window on Portland Street Display
A window near Hanover Street in a five story building presents a winter scene that will delight young viewers. Five boys sled down a hill with joyful expressions, signaling their first snow season. The display invites parents to bring children to see the cheerful scene.
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Hanover Street
Portland Street
Boston Independent Republicans back Josiah Quincy for mayor
The Boston Independent Republican City Committee urges voters to back Josiah Quincy citing integrity and firm business plans. They condemn the Curtis faction’s campaign tactics and allege the nomination favored a weak candidate, calling for Quincy to lead with a strong aldermanic Board and reformist stance.
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Independent Republican City Committee
Boston
Edwin A. Curtis
M. J. Dwyer
Curtis Guild, Jr
Republican City Machine
Henry C. Parkman
Alpheus Sanford
Republican Machine
Jesse Gove
Boston Herald
Sanford
Curtis
Josiah Quincy
Thomas Sexton
Frank P. Haynes
Henry H. Wheeler
Gaelic School Weekly Session in Erigena Hall
The regular weekly Gaelic school session was held yesterday afternoon in Erigena Hall at 45 Eliot Street. Classes were led by P. J. O'Daly, John M. Doran, Michael A. Hurley, and George Finneran, with readings and songs in Irish and English by P. J. O'Daly, Eugene Lyne, John M. Doran, and George Finneran.
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Erigena Hall
Eliot Street
P. J. O’daly
John M. Doran
Michael A. Hurley
George Finneran
P. J. O'Daly
Eugene Lyne
Pick Your Man at Brady Meeting Sees Sparse Crowd
In freezing weather the People's Temple drew a small audience as Rev. James Boyd Brady announced a policy choose between Riley Quincy or Curtis for mayor. He reviewed each candidate's merits and qualities, urging citizens to decide next Tuesday.
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Quincy
Jeremiah Mulrey
Timothy J. Finneran & Co
Josiah
Mr. Curtis
Massachusetts
Boston
Curtis
Brady
People’s Temple
James Boyd Brady
Hub
Mr. Riley
Jeremiah
Jerusalem
Messrs
Riley
Astor Boy Tops Royal Servant Fagging At Eton
New York dispatch notes an American boy son of William Waldorf Astor at Eton who serves as a fag to Prince Arthur of Connaught. The piece contrasts fagging and birching in aristocratic British schools with their abolition in middle class and municipal schools, highlighting class privilege and discipline.
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Duke of
Connangetoria
William Waldorf Astor
New York
Eton
Queen Victoria
Tom Brown
East
Tom
Astor
Prince Arthur
Duke of Connaught
Great Britain
Christmas Plays At Boston Theatres Highlight Seasonal Lineup
The season features Su perba at the Boston Theatre with the Hanlons, Pauli Potter's The Conquerors in New York, and Half A King at the Tremont with Francis Wilson. Robie's Bohemian Burlesquers open in Boston, plus The Circus Girl at the Museum. Casts include Blanche Walsh, Billy Van, Vevi Nobriga, John Drew, Isabel Irving, Lillian Lawrence and George Bernard Shaw's The Devil's Disciple. The Great Diamond Robbery and The Heart of Chicago promise thrills as Xmas decor enlivens Grand Opera House foyer and chimes ring before performances.
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Boston
Hanlons
Blanche Walsh
Charles Freedman
Pauli Potter
Empire Theatre Stock Company
New York
Francis Wilson
the Tremont
Lulu Glaser
Clinton Elder
J. C. Miron
John Brand
Robie
the Howard
Billy van
Vevi Nobriga
Comediennes
Museum
Dan Collyer
Bowdoin Square
Collyer
Columbia
Chimmie Fadden
Richard Mansfield
Hollis
George Bernard Shaw
Beau Brummel
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
John Drew
Isabel Irving
Castle Square
Hazel Kirke
Lillian Lawrence
William Humphrey
Dunstan Kirke
Georgia Caine
Paris
the Park
Edna May
Phyllis Rankin
Fifi
James K. Keane
Grand Theatre
Old Hastings
Wallace Campbell
Isabel Pitt Lewis
James H. Hackett
New York Lyceum Company
Vesta Tilley
The
Park
Grand Opera House
Chicago
Austin & Stone's
Peter the Small
Orissa Twins
Zoo
Barrios Diamond Co Presents $1 Diamond Gifts in New York
A Christmas ad promotes Barrios Diamond Company offering genuine Barrios diamonds mounted in rings pins earrings and more for $1 each. Ad states send $1 to 42 Broad Street New York City to receive a fine gift. Also notes Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as a safe remedy.
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Barrios Diamond Company
Barriosiamond
Broad Street
New York City
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