Democrats Plan to Knock Out Lodge in Boston Rivalry
Democrats electing to the next House outline a bold bid against Senator Lodge. Worcester congressman Thayer signals opposition to Lodge, courting reciprocity supporters and Republicans in the chamber. Leadership chatter centers on Lomasney Schofield and Skerrett as contenders.
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John R. Thayer
Worcester
Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Martin M. Lomasney
Ward 8
Frothingham
Ward 11
Crane
Hear
Thayer
Hoar
Boston
Senator Lodge
Tnayer
Henry M. Whitney
Whitney
Congressman Thayer
House
Lomasney
Schofield
Ipswich
Skerrett
Launch of 2d Turbine Liner Virginian at Limehouse Yard
London reports dispute over New York claims of poor turbine trials for the Victorian. Tests cited as satisfactory, owners James and Alexander Allan confirm faith in turbine engines aboard the Victorian and Virginian, the latter launched this week as the faster, larger 11,200 ton liner for transatlantic service with 160 passenger rooms and 470 first class seats.
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London
New York
James
Alexander Allan
Stephen & Sons
Limehouse
Govan
Atlantic
Man Struck by Subway Car Near Park Street Entrance
Peter Murray of 26 Kent Street Roxbury was struck by a north bound car on the L tracks near the Park Street entrance yesterday afternoon. He was hurled against a pillar and sustained a compound fracture of the skull. He is on the Relief Hospital dangerous list.
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Park Street
Peter Murray
Kent Street
Roxbury
Relief Hospital
MacDonnell's to Publish Details of Unusual Muslin Underwear Sale
MacDonnell's Tremont Temple store announces in yesterday's Post that next Sunday's Post will print the particulars of an unusual sale of muslin underwear. The shop's bargains have earned a reputation for genuine price cuts, pleasing Boston ladies and shoppers generally.
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MacDonnell
Tremont Temple
Boston
New
Fire destroys Gardiner Opera House block in Me
A fire in Gardiner Me on December 25 partially destroyed the Opera House block and consumed the S B Smith Co department store stock of 30 000. The total loss nears 40 000 with 26 500 insured. The block owner is Mrs. Benjamin Johnson. Damaged adjacent Johnson House and Davenport property from water. Fire found at about 6 am by a traveling salesman.
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Gardiner
Opera House
Smith & Co.'s
Benjamin Johnson
Harbor Busy as Longshoremen Pause for Christmas Day
Five British steamers from foreign ports and four local steamers arrive in harbor along with two towboats and four small schooners. Departures include the Warren liner Bachem to Liverpool and Border Knight to New York. Notable arrivals include the ice-bound Kennett from Port de Paix and the Hermia with sisal grass from Progreso, while the old Boston delivers freight and passengers. The Gloucester schooner Speculator brings fish, and the Underwriter towboat returns from Hillsborough amid a busy port scene. The Assyria is expected tomorrow from Hamburg.
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Bachem
Liverpool
Border Knight
New York
Kennett
Thomas J. Torney
Barn Line
Port de Paix
Porter’s Wharf
Boston
Nantucket
Hermia
Fettes
Progreso
Mexico
H. W. Peabody & Co
Pier 4
South
Reliable
Yarmouth
N. S
Boston Towboat Company
Hillsboro
N. B
J. B. King Company
Windsor
Jimmy Howes
Storm King
Europe
Assyria
Hamburg
Landsman
Cambrian
London
Frederick Leyland & Co
Victorius
Chandlish
Calcutta
Sisaass
Henry W. Peabody ( Co
Kennett Br
Torney
Hayti
Portland
City of
T. i Cooper
Machias
Luta Price
St. John, N. B
Drunkenness Arrests Break Records in 24 Hour Span
Police logged 310 arrests within 24 hours ending 8 PM yesterday. Of these, 265 were for drunkenness. Station 1 reported the highest count with 67 arrests.
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Station 1
Probate notices list multiple Boston wills and accounts
Suffolk Probate Court citations alert heirs and next of kin to appearances for January 5 1905. Executors administrators including Annie Nilson Edward A McLaughlin and James Leary are ordered to publish notices and deliver copies to interested parties. Other listings name Catherine Havey Margaret Havey Thomas B Carpenter and Mary Hayes executors with accounts filed and bond sureties.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
John W. Johnson
Atlanta
Fulton
Georgia
Phebe A. Johnson
Boston
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esq
Elijah George
Middlesex
Lucy A. Coffin
Stoneham
Dorcas H. Coffin
Cambridge
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
W. E. Rogers
Register
Sarah O'Donnell
Edward O'Donnell
Theodor Ngelbrecktson
Annie M. Nilson
Bryan Sheehan
Richard Sheehan
Wilmington
North Carolina
Edward A. McLaughlin
Isseet Sblbapetsanau
Catherine Havey
Margaret Havey
Thomas B. Carpenter
Frank 0. Heath
Mary Hayes
Gene J. Haddley
Ee Saaverene Place
Mass
Equity
P. Harris Company
Henry C. Leach
Henry EE. Bellew
Henry E. Bellew
Miniature Almanac Memoranda and Times
Almanac notes list tides and daily times with phrases like Fee 7:12 and 4:17, teen of ot hours 5 minutes, noon rises 8:58 p m, high water 1:80 a m and 2 p m, and arrivals.
Melrose Sufferers Still Without Redress
Melrose passes over three months since the electric car accident that killed nine and injured twenty, with no city action to prevent a repeat. Courts find the express company blameless, leaving responsibility to the city or street railway. No settlements reached with injured families, some facing severe hardship due to disability.
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Melrose
Express
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Greene
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N.M. Hatch
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American Claim CO
Court Sq
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Johnston Road
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Charles &. Robinson
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Water St
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Collins
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J. O. Ballem
Commercial St
Panama Company
Panama Building
St. Louis
Trading Stamp Exchange
Eleator
Adiess
McDowell School
Winter St
Frank Leman
Northey St
Salem
S. R. Briggs
Dewey & CO
Spooner & Briccs
Devonshire Stee
Tolman
Bromfeld St
William E. Fay & Co
Spearls
Mercantile Finance CO
Wm. J. Kennedy
Workingmien’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Poahon
Martin
Chickering
Vose & Sons
Steinway
Hallet & Davis
Ivers & Pond
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Behbning
Kranich & Bach
Bluthner
New England
Krakavier
Behning
Briggs
Haliet & Davis
Merrill
Shawmut Ave
Cor
Wed
Alesrooms
Boston Piano
Lagrange St
Boston Piano Exchange
Jan. H Nice
Bartlett St
Dudley
Prof. Berry
Dudley St
McPhail and
Emerson
Tel. Ee
Joint
Committee of Congress
F. W. Palmer
Washington, D. C
Bristol
Raorf
Joint Committee of Congress On
First National Bank OF Boston
Devonshire. Street
Frederic H. Curtiss
Joanna Hennessy
Wareham
Plymouth
John C. McGrath
Romsey Street
Dorchester
Mary Herrington
St. John
Lexington St
A. Sidney
Amih
Solletter
Chas. C. Allen
Court St
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfeld
BAY State Dancing Club
Heinemann
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