Keliher Faces Riot as Storrow Rally Draws South Boston Crowd
At Lyceum Hall East Boston and South Boston meetings drew disruptions as Keliher and Welcher struggled to speak. Police reinforced the hall amid chants for Fitzgerald while Storrow urged manufacturing growth and honest city government to attract capital to Boston.
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Keliher
Boston
Mr. Storrow
Lyceum Hall
Fitzgerald
Congressman Exelcher
Mr. Welcher
William J. Donovan
Ferries
Storrow Attacks Wasteful City Spending and 1906–07 links
Storrow warns against a return to pre 1906 governance and cites John Lane East Boston offering to remove garbage for 6000 dollars but a nonresident was awarded the job at 84 dollars per year. He urges voters to back honest efficient government for the city's sake.
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East Boston
Mr. Storrow
John Lane
Fitzgerald
Boston
Lane
Bates
United
Crane
Massachusetts
Wolcott
Ex Governor Guild Letter Reveals Hibbard Postmaster Link
Ex Governor Guild writes to Mayor Hibbard about backing for a Boston postmaster appointment. Hibbard notes Guild asked Senator Lodge to appoint Hibbard without his knowledge. Guild replies that he supported Hibbard despite health strain and party splits, urging a return to prior public service.
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Farmer
Senator Lodge
Governor Guild
Hibbard
Boston
Hibbard-Guild
Courtenay Guild
Guild
George A. Hibbard
Mass
George
United States
Storrow
Fitzgerald
Mr. Storrow
Bates
Republican City Committee
Republican Party
Curtis Guild Jr Debate With Jamaica Plain Group
The Jamaica Plain Improvement Association invites Curtis Guild Jr and Mayor Hibbard for a forum. The event, postponed from last Thursday, is described as not a formal debate as candidates speak on their own schedules and may not address each other.
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Jamaica Plain Improvement Association
Hibbard
Storrow
Tremont Temple
The
Improvement Association
Boston registration nears record as lists grow again
At 10 p.m. yesterday 111 841 names appeared on the city voting list with 3923 added since the state election. Registrars anticipate 1400 more names today before 7 p.m. and expect total lists around 113 200, close to the 1904 peak. The note recalls Boston’s prior election outcomes and party standings.
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Boston
Parker
Roosevelt
Douglas
Bates
Campbell
Bellew
Salem D. Charles
Guy C. Emerson
Board of Aldermen
Candidates to Speak From Same Platform in West Roxbury
Tonight James J. Storrow John F Fitz gerald and Nathaniel H Taylor will address voters from a shared platform at West Roxbury High School before the event continues. The appearance underscores a coordinated campaign effort by the trio ahead of the gathering.
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James J. Storrow
John F. Fitzgerald
Nathaniel H. Taylor
West Roxbury High School
Bacigalupo
Boston
John B
Luigi
Luiga Bacigalupo
Raggo
Leyden Street
St. Lazzaro’s
Harrington
Charlestown
Elizabeth J
Kilby
William F. Harrington
Bunker Hill Street
St. Catherine's Church
Hingley
Roxbury
James B. Hingley
Hammond Terrace
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
Holland
Catherine
Jeremiah Holland
William J. Toomey
Bremen Street
Star of the Sea
M'Gonagle
Mary
Nee Doherty
Edward McGonagle
Billerica Street
St. Mary's Church
Endicott Street
Nye
Norman McLeod Nye
Stedman Street
Brookline
Ottie
William Edwin Ottie
Warren St
Mt. Hope
Richmond
Chicago
Sanborn
George W. Sanborn
Fourth Street
Hood's Lotion Promises Cool Relief for Skin Irritation
An advertisement touts Hood's Lotion as cooling and soothing for inflamed irritated skin and for softening hands and improving complexion. It offers 25c or 50c sizes and claims broad appeal to all users.
Property tax gains exceed sixty six million statewide
The annual report of the tax commissioner shows a statewide gain of 66 083 749 in personal property over last year with building values rising 46 700 870 land values up 24 935 718 and 5787 more individuals assessed. Non residents and firms also show gains while bank stock drops 936 818. Municipal tax rates fall with Merrimac at 27.00 and Gosnold at 2.42.
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Merrimac
Gosnold
Lamps as Useful Gifts at McKenney & Waterbury
McKenney & Waterbury Company at 181 Franklin Street corner Congress displays a wide array of art lamps in electric gas and oil for use in homes. The firm highlights lit designs across reading parlor hall and den lamps and invites shoppers to visit the spacious floors to see any design lighted.
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McKenney & Waterbury Company
Franklin Street
Congress
House of McKenney & Waterbury Company
Elevated holding bill debated by Boston Chamber of Commerce
Rob ert Luce and G W Anderson argued against the Elevated holding bill before about 200 members while General W A Bancroft and F E Snow backed the measure saying it would ease rapid transit. They cited the Addicks gas deal and the New York traction theft as precedents to warn of foreseen risks.
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Robert Luce
W. A. Bancroft
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Bancroft
F. E. Snow
Mr. Luce
G. W. Anderson
Addicks
New York
Massachusetts Railways Debate on Elevated System and Fare Policy
Robert Luce discusses railway influence and corporate power in Massachusetts as he defends expanded electrified lines and five cent fares. He recalls past legislation and warns against undue control by Morgan and Harriman interests while Bancroft notes the public need to fund tunnels and subways through adequate income.
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Robert Luce
Bancroft
Whitney
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
House
Senate
Morgans
Harrimans
Watertown
Dorchester
Newton
Milton
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free One Month Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians of 18 Boylston Street advertise a limited time offer to begin or renew treatment on or before December 31. They promise one month of treatment and all medicines free with no consultation charge, aiming to cure chronic diseases including heart kidney liver nerve rupture rheumatism skin diseases and tumors.
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Boylston Street
Dee
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free Consultation and X-Ray
Notice invites individuals with CONT AIT trouble to begin an eight course treatment at Osmo-Chemic Physicians Office. Located at Room 10 No 18 Boylston St. patients who enroll by December 31 will receive consultation examination and a month of treatment at no cost.
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Boylston
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Meng
Curtis Guild, Jr
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