Gaston withdraws from Lodge Senate contest in Boston notes
Colonel Gaston ends his bid for the United States Senate citing Democratic division and Governor-elect opposition. He says no Democrat can win and withdraws while signaling possible progressive Republican opposition to Lodge with plans for a unified anti-Lodge campaign among GOP members and Democrats.
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Oliver Street
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Methuen
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Haverhill
Wood
Cambridge
Cogswell
Holt
Morse
East Bridgewater
Morgan
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Lodge
Mayor predicts Lodge defeat in Senate race
Mayor Fitzgerald expressed confidence that Henry Cabot Lodge would be voted against by every Democrat in the next Legislature, saying a single vote for Lodge would end a member’s political career. He reiterated his belief that Lodge could be defeated.
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United States
Fitzgerald
Senator Lodge
Dinner discussion links journalism to business and society
Boston figures from the Herald, Boston American, Christian Science Monitor and Pilgrim Publicity Association gathered at Hotel Somerset with the Boston Boot and Shoe Club to discuss modern journalism. Speakers defended or criticized yellow journalism and stressed advertising power in the press.
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Boston
Hotel Somerset
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Robert Lincoln O'Brien
The
Herald
Robert R. Whitman
Boston American
William Randolph Hearst
Whitman
Archibald Mctellan
Christian Science Monitor
John H. Fahey
Boston Traveler
George W. Coleman
Pilgrim Publicity Association
Paine Heiress Faces Fake Title Case and Paris Scandal
In a dramatic court session the Duchess of Paine labelled as a sham the title of Countess D Aulby and denied knowledge of her husband’s finances. Testimony described Paine paintings sold to the Paine estate as dubious copies while D Aulby boasted of a $164,000 marriage settlement and denied involvement in business matters.
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Paines
Charles Hamilton Paine
Conservatory
Boston
D’aulby
Francesca Lunt
Paine
Payne
Louvre
Roberts
D'Aulby
Cold remedy ad claims headache relief with signature
An advert promotes Quinine as a world wide cold and grip remedy that removes the cause. It urges readers to seek the full name and look for the signature EB W GROVE. Price listed as 25 cents.
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W. Grove
Battis Pardoned by Governor Draper Returns Home for Christmas
George H. Battis, once Alderman and convicted of larceny from Boston, was pardoned by Gov. Draper. After the pardon he left Deer Island in a dory, was driven to East Boston with attorney Francis A. Campbell, and reached home to a happy Christmas with his wife and two sons. Battis thanked supporters and expressed gratitude for the pardon, declining to discuss plans.
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George H. Battis
Boston
House of Correction
Battis
White Street
Draper
Francis A. Campbell
Suffolk County
Winthrop Shore
Campbell
State House
Charles S. Gore
Deer Island
Winthrop
Mr. Battis
Taxi Boys to Fly at Their Dance in Boston
The Taxi Boys of Boston plan a novelty event at Paul Revere Hall on Monday evening January 2. They will debut a model airship powered monoplane glide, plus the new musical bells by Edward Madan. A chorus of Boston’s prettiest chorus girls will accompany them after performances in town.
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Taxi Service Company
Taxi Motor Company
Paul Revere Hall
Edward Madan
Fire log brief records multiple box calls and alarms
Daily fire record notes 10:37 am 10:45 am Box 92 for Nathan Matthews 6 Oxford terrace SR2000 1:58 pm Box 432 T B Baker 56 Russell Street Charlestown 5:15 pm Box 9S George Taylor Attnee Avenue 850 5:2 pm Box 677 Francesco Ricci Leyden Street East Boston 9:18 pm Box 284 Hattie Knox 540 Huntington Avenue no loss 11:25 pm Box 2783 Needless alarm
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Oxford Terrace
Hattie Knox
Huntington Avenue
Gale pulls prize from tow lines in heavy gale
The steamer North Star bound from New York to Portland reports a heavy gale as the Consolitation Coal Company barge No. 12, lost last Friday, parted two tows. The crew of four on the barge remain aboard and a new hawser was tried, but the second line parted near Cape Elizabeth. The North Star waits for the gale to subside, with no danger to the crew.
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North Star
New York
Portland
Consolidation Coal Company
Cape Elizabeth
No. 12
Winter Sport Thrills Draw Visitors to Quebec
Quaint Old Quebec offers a lively winter scene with ice skates curling and sleighing plus bogganing on the Dufferin Ter race and a ski jump on Citadel Hill. British soldiers ski daily while snowshoe treks cross trackless fields, with wildlife sightings adding to the festive journey from Boston or New York via the new Canadian Pacific dining car service.
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Boston
New York
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Dufferin Terrace
Chateau Slide
Citadel Hill
Cove Fields
Fire Sprinklers Cause $5000 Loss at Factory
In Haverhill on December 21 a blaze broke out in the dust chute of the boiler room at F. M. Hodgdon’s large shoe factory. The automatic sprinklers activated, resulting in more than $5000 damage.
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Haverhill
F. M. Hodgdon
Obituary notices from Boston area deaths and funerals
Deaths from Dec 19 to 21 noting names such as Clancy Coughlan Hutchinson Logue Lucey Manson Morrison McMahon McPherson Ohara O Leary Perry Pinkham Sawyer Sweeney and families with funeral details including dates times masses and church names across Boston suburbs Enclosed are mass times and burial plans with relatives invited to attend from multiple cities and towns.
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Albee
Boston
Matilda L
Charles H. Albee
G. W. Dainty
Medford Street
Somerville
Booth
Hattie M
James W. Booth
Church of the Redeemer
East Fourth Street
Cahill
Roxbury
Frank P
Joanna Cahill
Conway
Warren Street
St. Joseph's Church
Circuit Street
Roxbury Veteran Fireman’s Association
Tremont Lodge No. 339
N. EF. O
Albert
Elizabeth Campers
Mercer Street
O’clork
Mt. Benedict
Cheever
Greenwood
Lavinia Margaret
Charles H. Cheever
Hep
Main Street
Clancy
Ann
Patrick J. Clancy
North End
Ellen Lyons
Sumner Street
Church of the Assumption
Coughlan
Daniel
Dennis
Ellen Coughlan
Hutchinson
Everett
Stephen Hutchinson
Immaculate Conception Church
Providence
R. I
Logue
Charlestown
William J
Rose Logue
Cook Street
St. Francis de Sales
Lucey
South Boston
Mary Lucey
Edward Sherry
West Thirmist
Manson
Dorchester
Rose I
Nee Lavelle
Gilbert F. Manson
Elizabeth J. Lavelle
West Park Street
St. Leo's Church
Esmond Street
Morrison
Malden
Francis J. Morrison
Tipley Street
St. Bernard Church
Concord
Mass
Malden Station
Western Division
McMahon
Paul J. McMahon
Willard Street
Cambridge
Church of the Sacred Heart
A. m
Holy Cross
McPherson
Medford
John McPherson
Oakland Street
M. Ohara
Malden Hospital
John M. Ohara
James J
Katherine Ohara
Lanbert Street
Immaculate Conception
O’leary
Thomas
Ellen O’leary
McGillicuddy
Calumet Street
Mission Church
Perry
Angeline
Ramuel Perry
Tremont Street
Lucy Ann Lazel
Guild Pinkham
Winter Street
Holliston
Sawyer
Sarah A. Sawyer
Charles A. Brigham
Bartlett Street
Sweeney
Revere
Elizabeth Sweeney
Daniel F. Sweeney
Cambridge Sires Revere
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