CARE FOR BOY THEIR CAR HURT
Mr and Mrs Henry S Potter of 82 Commonwealth avenue while en route to a dinner party at the Charlestown navy yard struck and knocked down Anthony Campano 17 of 21 Joiner street at the corner of Joiner and Chelsea streets The auto was driven by Henry M Waldorf of 133 Appleton street and the occupants went to aid the injured teen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Potter
Commonwealth Avenue
Charlestown Navy Yard
Anthony Campano
Joiner Street
Joiner
Chelsea Streets
Henry M. Waldorf
Appleton Street
Potters Assist Injured Boy After Hospital Visit
Tenderly he was taken into the ton neau wrapped in furs and Mr and Mrs Potter gave him every attention on the way to the Relief Hospital. Campano suffered a fractured shoulder two broken stones in the elbow and multiple bruises. They waited at the hospital and then returned him home unable to enjoy Christmas but assured by the Potters that he will get his presents.
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Tonneau
Presents Pour In On Taft Family
President Taft and his family begin to receive Christmas presents from across the country. Admirers who have never met him sent many gifts, including two crude but prized oil paintings. One depicted a bust of the President and the other a full length portrait of the Taft family, crafted by a young Italian in New York.
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Washington
Taft
Express
New York
Double Stamp Bonanza For Morning Purchases At Wolf's Clothier
Wolf's My Clothier at the corner of Hanover and Portland streets offers double stamps with every purchase mornings only until 12 o'clock noon. After that single stamps are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Ex-Mayor Fitzgerald cites letter from Foss in campaign clash
Fitzgerald releases a letter alleged written by Eugene N. Foss, Democratic lieutenant governor candidate, challenging Storrow to deny authorship. He accuses Storrow of evasive replies over corporate graft at United States Smelting Refining and Mining Co. and calls for an impartial audit of company books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Rugent N. Foss
Mr. Foss
Eugene N. Foss
Foss
Storrow
John F. Fitzgerald
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
Congress Street
Boston
Mass
Board of Directors
Boston & Cleveland Co
Richmond-Eureka
American Exploration Company
Big Rally for Fitzgerald Planned at Tremont Temple
Fitzgerald campaign managers schedule a monster rally at Tremont Temple next Monday night aiming to outdo last Saturday's Storrow event and set city records. About 30 Fitzgerald leaders from across Boston met at the Boston Tavern yesterday afternoon.
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James H. Doyle
Ward 12
Hary Nawn
Ward 21
Fitzgerald
Daniel T. O'Connell
Fitzgerald Council
Tremont Temple
Boston Tavern
Police Commissioner O'Meara Comments on Guild Hibbard Letters
O'Meara says he knew nothing of the dispute between Governor Guild and Mayor Hibbard. He accepted the police commissioner post as a public duty, traveling 4000 miles from Boston, abandoning plans for the next year to serve given the opportunity, stressing citizenship over personal pride.
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O'Meara
Guild-Hibbard
Guild
Mayor Hibbard
Boston
Harmony at Ludlow Ends Strike Calm Restores Homes
The State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation announced that the last Ludlow strikers returned to work at Ludlow Associates mills. Families deprived of homes are returning, with the statement predicting all will be back in their former or better residences and that harmony and peace prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Ludlow Associates
Cook in Norway Amid Controversy With Wife Departure
Dr. Cook is in Christiansand Norway with his wife per statements from William J. Cook of Brooklyn and Charles Wake. He disappeared from the Gramatan Inn in Bronxville on November 24 and reportedly sailed on the Caronia for Naples on November 27 en route to Denmark. Mrs. Cook and Charles Wake held the secret amid the dispute.
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New York
Prominent Maine Paper Executive Francis C Whitehouse Dies
Francis C Whitehouse treasurer and general manager of Pejepscot Paper Company of Topsham Maine died at his home. Born in 1845 he was a key figure in Maine paper and lumber for nearly four decades. He organized Lisbon Falls Paper Company Big Shore Lumber Sagadahoc Towing and helped form Pejepscot Paper Company. He served two terms in the State Senate and left a lasting mark in state industry.
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Francis C. Whitehouse
Pejepscot Paper Company
Topsham
Mr. Whitehouse
Oxford
Bowdoin Paper Manufacturing Company
Lisbon Falls Paper Company
Big Shore Lumber Company
Pejeps
Designs for blotter cover and pen wiper top
The Sunday Post previews next Sunday's desk set with a blotter cover and pen wiper top design concept. Highlights include tailored motifs and period styling suitable for a newsroom desk set.
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Sunday Post
Post
Ex mayor Fitzgerald attacks Storrow in Boston stops
John F. Fitzgerald spoke at five campaign stops in Boston last evening attacking opponent James Storrow over spending. He claimed Storrow could raise 500000 and urged limits on expenses, urging equal citizen access to office and criticizing self funded campaigns. He cited issues in Charlestown and school system concerns raised by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Columbus Avenue
Centre Street
Storrow
Adams
Washington
Bunker Hill
Boston
Brooks
Jllis
Fitzgerald Stages Campaign Trail Across Dorchester Stops
The ex Mayor traversed Monument Hall Charlestown to City Square and Ward 22, spoke at Blake Hall Dorchester about war service record and aid to camps, then addressed Clifton street youths and concluded at Ashmont home. William F. Murray criticized street department management ahead of Fitzgerald's 20 000 campaign kickoff.
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Monument Hall
Charlestown
St. Francis de Sales
Baldwin A. A
City Square
Fitzgerald
Ward 22
Blake Hall
Dorchester
John Drum
Congress
Virginia
Boston
General Wheeler
General Shafter
Cuba
Witzy
North Dorchester Athletic Association
Clifton Street
Ashmont
William F. Murray
Governor’s Council
Kelcher
Murray
Washington
Knights of Labor District Rebuffs Central Labor Union Petition
District Assembly 30 of the Knights of Labor rejected a Boston Central Labor Union request urging against the dual plan and to avoid supporting the new Knights of Labor Teamsters' Assembly 1873. The C L U sought DA 30 help to affiliate the teamsters group with the A F of L teamsters brotherhood.
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District Assembly
K. of I
Boston Central Labor Union
Knights of Labor Teamsters’ Assembly
Teamsters
Teamsters and Helpers Assembly
K. of
Central Labor Union
District Assembly 30
Teamsters Assembly
A. F. of L. Teamsters Brotherhood
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Mrs. H. S. Potter
Taft Family
Kentucky
W. J. & D. Lyons
Atlantic Ave
C. L. Richardson
Lincoln St
Robert Oot & Son
Centre St
J. P J. E. Moran
Massachusetts Ave
Fox Bros
Tremont St
Folger Bros
Washington St
Shawmut Exchange
Shawmut Ave
Canal St
W. J. Higgins
Emerson St
South Boston
Morrison Grocery Co
Central Sq
East Boston
Warren F. Witherell Co
Causeway St
U. S. Mining and Smelting
Mr. Fitzgerald
City Hall
1. S. Ss. R. & M. Company
del Monte
Mexico
del Monte Company
O’meara
Hibbard
Cook
Norway
Explorer
Con
Maine
West Roxbury
South End
Peoples Credit CO
Washington Street Cor
Winter Street
Big Cash
Cravenette
Genesee
Howard
Waltham
Elgin
Illinois
Hamilton
Coats
C.L. A
Washington Street
LEDC
Aaa
An Crowley
Bates Street
Gold CO
Summer Street
Chauncy St
Davis
Ees
Partland and
Sudbury ST
Bamber’s
Scollay Sq
Friend St
Union St
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