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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1909

Page

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Rivals Unite in Scrutiny of Boston Election Candidates

The piece lists mayoral, school board, and city council hopefuls for Boston on January 11, noting candidates such as George A. Hibbard John F. Fitzgerald Nathaniel H. Taylor and James J. Storrow for mayor and David A. Ellis and Mrs Julia A. Duff for school board. It reports Thomas F. Curley’s protest before the Ballot Law Commission and that ballots will show mayoral and school committee names on one page and council candidates on the other. No objections were raised to nominations before the filing deadline, and withdrawals ended with the same number of contestants as announced.

George A. Hibbard John F. Fitzgerald Nathaniel H. Taylor James J. Storrow David A. Ellis Julia A. Duff James M. Curley James P. Timilty Timothy J. Buckley Thomas J. Giblin Joseph J. Norton James J. Byrne Thomas J. Collins Frank A. Goodwin J. Frank O'Hare Walter Ballantyne Matthew Hale A. S. Parker Weeks John J. Attridge Frederick J. Brand Walter L. Collins Thomas J. Kenny Benjamin C. Lane Mark Stone Daniel J. McDonald Thomas F. Curley Boston Ballot Law Commission Election Commission Mayoralty Council

Objections at City Hall End as Filing Closes

Politicians gathered at the election commission office during the final hour to file objections and withdrawals. Rumors swirled about possible withdrawals by Mayor Hib bard and Candidate Taylor as their reps protested against any move. The Storrow campaign had earlier sent accountants to review Hib bard papers, stirring a mild sensation.

Hibbard Taylor Robert Homans Storrow City Hall

NY Wife Sues for 60,000 Alimony per Year

W Gould Brokaw, testifying in Mineola Long Island, admitted accusing his wife of loving another man and other faults in a letter to his mother in law. He also said his secretary Byford helped break down the door of his wife’s bedroom.

New York W. Gould Brokaw Mineola L. I

Witness Brokaw testimony and potential witnesses in court

The irritable Brokaw testified while the pretty plaintiff maintained light humor as a crowded courtroom heard his remarks. Friends of Mrs. Brokaw including Mrs. Frank J. Gould and Mrs. Horace White offered to testify, but her counsel declined to add further witnesses.

Brokaw Frank J. Gould Horace White Syracuse

No Raise Urged for Teachers in New York

The New York special commission report filed with Mayor McClellan concludes that supply and demand should set pay for women teachers. It does not call for a citywide raise, but suggests raising salaries for women above the sixth grade, noting an estimated $11,000,000 annual cost.

New York McClellan New York City Commission

Little Tim Sullivan Dies. Estate Estimated at Six Hundred Thousand

New York December reports Alderman and political leader "Little Tim" Sullivan died recently leaving an estate near $600000. Friends estimate the value while a continuing search fails to uncover a will. Sullivan, ill for months, began a will but never signed it.

New ‘York Little Tim’ Sullivan Little Tim

Wife Rescues Man From Wouldbe Murderer in Kansas Home

East Douglas December 28 Charles Potter aged 77 was seriously wounded when a young robber burst into the Potter home. Mrs Potter entering a moment later cried out and interrupted the attack, saving her husband from the assailant who was pinned and slashing at his throat.

East Douglas Charles Potter

Robber Fatally Wounds Potter in House Attack

A assailant lunged with a knife at Potter inside a residence. The final thrust severed the windpipe, causing severe blood loss and shock. Potter is not expected to survive.

Founder of Radcliffe Dead

Arthur Gilman author of Cambridge Massachusetts died in Atlantic City today December 28 before year end obituary notes his prominent role in founding Radcliffe College.

Arthur Gilman Cambridge Atlantic City N. J Mass

Remembered educator and founder of Harvard Annex

Mr. Gilman founder of Harvard Annex which became Radcliffe College and director of the Gilman School for Girls. Born 1837 in Alton Illinois he studied at Williams College and later worked in banking before turning to education and writing.

Mr. Gilman Harvard Annex Radcliffe College Gilman School For Girls Cambridge United States Alton St. Louis New York Williams College Amy Cooke Ball Massachusetts Stella Scott Alabama Berkshires Harvard Atlantic Monthly Boston Authors’ Club Boston America

Fitzgerald defends veto amid crowd at Tremont Temple

Ex mayor John F Fitzgerald and Congressman Joseph F O Connell spoke to a packed Tremont Temple audience. Crowds filled Lorimer Hall and Wesleyan Hall on Bromfield street as Fitzgerald questioned rival Storrow about the veto and Kelcher’s bribery charges. He cited newspaper coverage including a Republic ad and Guild’s paper.

John F. Fitzgerald Tremont Temple Lorimer Hall Wesleyan Hall Bromfield Street Fitzgerald Joseph F. O'Connell John A. Kelcher Home Telephone Company Mr. Storrow

O Connell Questions Storrow On Campaign Expenditures

Congressman O Connell pressed Mr Storrow for sworn pledge of campaign spending up to now and plans to spend, noting estimates of 75000 spent and 200000 more planned with possible 5 per vote. Fitzgerald backers moved crowd to Tremont Temple but overflow pressed into Lorimer Hall and Wesleyan messages followed.

Congressman O'Connell Mr. Storrow League Tremont Temple Lorimer Hall

Fitzgerald campaign draws crowds across Tremont Street

A thousand plus supporters left Lorimer Hall and Tremont Temple to join crowds on Tremont Street while John F Fitzgerald spoke at Lorimer Hall and Tremont Temple. Wesleyan Hall overflowed as the venue for the candidate's address extended past eleven with no mass departure.

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