Rothwell Replies to Fitzgerald over Bleached Flour Claim
Bernard J. Rothwell defends his stance on electrical bleaching of flour, states mills stopped using the process, cites tests and authorities, and submits a sworn affidavit. He accuses Fitzgerald of libel while noting broader industry and public concerns about price, safety, and nutrition.
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Witzgerald
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Rush Medical College
Chicago
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Columbus Laboratories
France
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Europe
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Bay State Milling Company
Chamber of Commerce
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
S.s. Boston
Daniel D. Morss
January Sale Opens with Deep Reductions on Shirts and Hosiery
Local retailer launches the January sale with genuine mark downs on Negligee shirts and neckwear. Bargains include Lisle hose and gray Worsted sweaters with several price cuts and a note that first purchases of shirts and neckwear from the 1910 spring patterns are on sale.
Hibbard Seeks Re election as Republican Mayor
Mayor Hibbard formally declares as the Republican candidate for mayor and appeals to Republicans and independents to back his bid for re election. He accuses the Democratic machine of backing Fitzgerald and Storrow despite promises by others who supported Plan 2.
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Fitzgerald
Hibbard
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Congressman Kelcher Campaign Stop Draws Crowd and Jests
Congressman Kelcher addressed four large Ward 7 Dorchester and South End rallies for Candidate Storrow. A chair collapse at Knights of Honor Hall sparked jokes about Fitzgerald. Kelcher attacked Fitzgerald over a 25 cent city employee pay raise and labor votes. Nearly 500 residents heard the talk in Ward 8 Blossom Street, amid a red fire reception.
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Knights of Honor
Fitzgerald
Webiher
Odd Fellows’ Hall
River Street
Dorchester Lower Mills
Ward 7
South End
Ward 8
Blossom Street
Storrow Attacks City Government At Ward 6 Rallies
James J. Storrow drew the largest crowds of the campaign era in Ward 6 and Ward 8, with 600 at Blossom street wardroom. He spoke at Faneuil Hall and Vine Street Church while criticizing Fitzgeraldism and urging a merit-based, economical Boston government.
New Year Celebrated by 500 at Boston City Club
About 500 members gathered at the Boston City Club clubhouse to welcome the new year. The evening featured a Kammers medley with songs, magic, monologues, sketches, and dances by A. J. Harpin, George B. Cutter, Herbert W. Perry, Brignat, James T. Murray, Henry C. Barnabee, and Tom Carl. Members sang several tunes together and greeted midnight with enthusiasm.
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George B. Cutter
Herbert W. Perry
Brignat
James T. Murray
Henry C. Barnabee
Tom Carl
Honey Boy
Yip-I-Adee
New Year's Eve Services at Immaculate Church
The Church of the Immaculate Conception on Harrison avenue concluded the old year with the Miserere and Te Deum. Rev. William P. Brett S J of Boston College preached the sermon. Holiday masses run from 5:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. with a solemn high mass at 10 a.m. preached by Rev. John A. Stedler S J.
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Fitzgerald rallies North End voters in New Year push
John F. Fitzgerald leads crowded meetings across Charlestown and South Boston as supporters hail a new year campaign. He defends his administration against accusations of overreach and cites investigations to counter claims of misconduct including questions about the rifle range purchase and conduct at the United Smelting Company.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Jefferson Club
Charter Street
Fitzgerald
Bethesda Hall
Boston
Ward 3
Charlestown
Hibernian Hall
Ward 5
Joseph F. O'Connell
Collins
Stret
James Donovan
Hart
United Smelting Company
Storrow
Robert T. Evans
Taft
Beverly
Family in Cambridge Rescued After Coal Gas Threat
Mr and Mrs Charles H Cutler and son Arthur were found unconscious in their Cambridge home yesterday morning from coal gas exposure. They were revived after emergency care and were reported out of danger last night. Edward Cutler smelled gas on awakening and alerted the family.
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Charles H. Cutler
Arthur
Cutler Avenue
Cambridge
Mr. Cutler
Edward Cutler
Senator-Elect Spalding III Ill at Home in Cambridge
Senator-elect Thorndike Spalding of Cambridge is very ill at his home on Sparks Street with heart trouble. His condition was reported as critical last night.
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Spaulding III
Thorndike Spalding
Cambridge
Sparks Street
Spalding
Boston Mayor Fueling Oil Deal Controversy. 1906 Letters
Boston public records reveal a 1906 exchange between Mayor John F. Fitzgerald and officials over city oil supplies. M J Mitchell, Superintendent of Supplies, arranged continued oil orders, amid pressure from Edmund Fitzpatrick. The dispute ties to Fitzgeraldism and accountability remarks by a rival candidate.
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Vacuum Oil Company
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John F. Fitzgerald
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Vacuum Oil Co
Milk St
City Hall
M. Mitchell
Edmund D. Fitzpatrick
John B. Fitzpatrick
K St
South
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D. T. O’connell
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