Unfair Claims Probe Rocks Boston Police High Command
Former Patrolman Michael J. Welch claims bias in the Cain trial board ruling and seeks reopening. He alleges family ties and friendships influenced the case and accuses officials of mishandling letters from the post office files. Governor Guild was informed by Commissioner O'Meara to review the matter.
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O'Meara
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William A. Boudrot
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Hibbard
Lawrence Cain
Guild
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O’meara
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Houghton
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Leo White
W. A. Boudrot
Tileston Street
Baltimore
Andrew Houghton
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Warren
Gaskin
Mahler Debuts at Metropolitan in Tristan and Isolde
Gustav Mahler, director of Vienna’s Royal Opera, conducts Tristan and Isolde at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. The ovation he receives signals high praise and speculation of a new Wagnerian era as he masterfully controls orchestra singers and staging.
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New York
Gustav Mahler
Royal Opera House
Vienna
Richard Wagner
Metropolitan Opera House
Mahler
Metropolitan
Liebstadt
Joint Caucus May Be Called For Chairman Vote
Aldermen Curley and Baldwin likely issue a joint caucus to select a Democratic candidate for chairman. Hillary Clark holds power but would back a four vote recipient. If no agreement occurs Clark may seek the chair himself, though remote. Louis Clark could gain Donnelly’s support if Democrats stall.
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Baldwin
Board of Aldermen
Hillary Clark
Alderman Clark
Clark
Donnelly
Louis Clark
Floral tribute to Judge Richardson from former firm
Judge Richardson of the Superior Court received a large floral tribute from the law firm of Dickerman and Hall, where he was a member before joining the bench. A card with the inscription noted seventy five years of service to the world, fifty years to the profession, and sixteen years to the Commonwealth.
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Richardson
Superior Court
Dickerman & Hall
Commonwealth
Claim Deal in Council Amid Presidential Nomination Fight
Councilman Timothy Sullivan of Ward 15 said he would not call another Democratic caucus to nominate a president contender. Leo McCullough’s supporters warn of a deal with East Boston candidate Thomas Doherty and plan a ballot to nominate a chairman despite an adjourned caucus. The council will meet at 4 pm and then hold its annual dinner at the Quincy House.
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Timothy Sullivan
Ward 15
Common Council
Friends of
Quincy House
Bagley Nominated as East Boston Council President
Council members from the East Boston area nominate Ward 1 Councillor Edward C. R. Bagley for president of the Common Council. The caucus at City Hall last night also nominated Edward J. Leary and other clerks while a bid for city messenger sparked a brief minor dispute.
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Boston
Edward J. Leary
Edward Donovan
Joseph O'Kane
John Dever
George Carruth
Penshorn
Seth Arnold
Ward 12
Bagley
Councilman
Morgan
Ward
Axel Zetterman
Council
Death of Real Daughter of the Revolution
Worcester reports the death of Elizabeth A. Boswell a real daughter of the Revolution at 89 years eight months nine days Her birth in Worcester occurred June 28 1818 as daughter of Elizabeth Flagg Boswell and Josiah Gates She leaves one daughter two grandchildren and six great grandchildren with listed names and residences.
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Elizabeth A. Boswell
O. B. Underwood
Grafton Street
Charles B. Laugher
Clara Higgins
Boston
Wiliam Higgins
Ella and
Ruth Higgins
Harris, Howard and
Elizabeth Laugher
Empress Alexandria’s Illness Complicated By Pregnancy
St Petersburg reports Empress Alexandria whose grip illness and weight loss program have left her weakened. new concerns arise as she faces pregnancy and a fragile condition. doctors monitor her response to the strain. royal household officials decline further details.
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ST. Petersburg
Alexandria
Governor Today Opens Legislature Echoes in House
The legislature opens with party lines visible as Representatives Pattison and Ferber respond to questions. The speaker is elected by 214 of 220 votes with Davis four and Dean one, plus one blank. An echo of earlier caucus tensions appears in the Sergeant-at-Arms race with three votes for White.
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Pattison
Barnstable
Ferber
Boston
White
House
Davis
Salem
Dean of
Wakefield
Remington
Notables in Legislature Shape Six Month Picture
A survey shows many celebrated figures in the House and Senate for the next six months. Notables include Rep Aaron F. Jones of Douglas and Sen James F. Shaw of Manchester, with others from Lynn, Fall River, and Boston. Labor bills, health enforcement, and potential committee reshuffles headline the session.
Walker Blocked From Rules Committee Signals Power Shift
Representative Walker of Brookline who chairs the ways and means committee was not named to the rules committee by the speaker a move seen as significant for his bid for the speakership Walker has signaled he seeks another senior role in addition to his Ways and Means post The Senate judiciary chair will be Charles F Jenney of Hyde Park Alfred Hall is tipped for metropolitan affairs chair William O Faxon is expected to reclaim the railroad chair The announced rules committee lists Cole as chairman with Brookline Blanchard Somerville Soliday Dedham Stearns Cambridge Ferber Boston Weeks Everett Hobson Palmer Cushing Wakefield O Connell Fitchburg and others
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James F. Shaw
Manchester
Grafton Cushing
Ward 11
Joseph Turner
Fall River
William E. Weeks
Everett
Gideon Abbott
Jenney
Hyde Park
Thomas Williams
Attleboro
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King Philip
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Newburyport
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Boston
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The Business Page promises more on a working woman
A fragment notes forthcoming details in The Business Page of next Sunday's Post. It describes The Business Woman's Page as for every working woman and hints at practical suggestions for desk workers and home managers.
Tragedy Feared on Mount Royal Voyage
No word from the Canadian Pacific steamship Mount Royal which left London via Antwerp for St. John New Brunswick and it is feared a major ocean tragedy has occurred with many lives possibly lost.
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Canadian Pacific
Mount Royal
London
Antwerp
St. John
Mount Royal Threats and Missing Steamship Update
Officials fear for the Mount Royal amid ominous signals as vessels report none in distress. The Mount Royal, captained by Purcell with 80 crew and 305 steerage passengers from Antwerp, has not appeared in three weeks and no news follows its track like Lake Michigan and Antwerp departures.
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Antwerp
Mount Royal
Purcell
Steamer Believed Mt Royal Near Canada Coast
A liner with 805 immigrants, thought to be the Mt Royal under Captain Purcell, left Antwerp 25 days ago and was spotted off Sable Island by the Lake Champlain. Canadian officials expect its arrival at St John by Thursday night or Friday morning if confirmed.
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ST. John
N. B
Canadian Pacific
Mt. Royal
Purcell
Antwerp
Sable Island
N. S
Lake Champlain
Liverpool
Anti Tuberculosis Lecture At South Boston Meeting
At the Municipal Court building in South Boston last evening the Anti Tuberculosis Society held its sixth meeting with Dr. James MacDonald delivering a lecture on the prevention of tuberculosis.
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Municipal Court
South Boston
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
James §. MacDonald
Poor shooting saves life in Boston street fight
Tony Mason an 18 year old of Waverley allegedly drew a loaded revolver in a Dover street brawl with David S Malcolm of 133 West Second Street South Boston firing twice but missing. Mason was arrested and charged with assault with a loaded revolver with intent to kill.
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Tony Mason
Waverley
David S. Malcolm
West Second Street
Boston
Dover
Albany Street
Mason
Malcolm
Maine Man Arrested on Serious Charge
Skowhegan Me Jan 1 Herbert Nason of Cannas was arrested by a deputy sheriff on a charge of assault with intent to kill Grover Nason a neighbor He will have a hearing in municipal court tomorrow Officers say Nason had been drinking for several days and entered Grover Nasons house about 11 oclock Tuesday night armed with a loaded rifle and cocked it threatening to shoot him.
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Skowhegan
Herbert Nason
Cannas
Grover Nason
Nason
Kennedy Says He Will Resign From City Post
P J Kennedy announces he will not seek reappointment and plans to tender his resignation at the proper time. He has been involved with Democratic politics for 26 years and is rumored to have an offer in a local business. Mayor elect Hibbard faces the change with Kennedy stepping down. Richard F Field may move to the city treasurer's office.
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P. J. Kennedy
Hibbard
Chauffeur Murphy Freed on Manslaughter Charge
In Waltham local court Jeremiah L. Murphy of Watertown was discharged on a manslaughter charge. He was accused of killing John Coughlin, Newton contractor, by striking him with his car in Watertown.
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Waltham
Jeremiah L. Murphy
Watertown
John Coughlin
Newton
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