Governor and Mayor Clash Over City Commission Plan
Governor urges a dual check system with a Finance Commission and Mayor to govern Boston, challenging pre election promises. Mayor-elect Hibbard stays silent as lawmakers debate commission reforms, while Senator Bell brands the idea as an unwanted commission move by the Legislature.
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Boston
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Finance Commission
Massachusetts
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Hibbard
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Dorchester
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Board of Aldermen
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Reverend Hillis Improves After Severe Cold
The Rev. Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis pastor of Plymouth Church Brooklyn was stricken with a severe cold on Wednesday and his condition was much improved today.
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New York
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Why I Lost My Job
A worker explains not knowing why job loss happens, blaming worry and illness for decline. He describes personal recovery after using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and urges others to seek stomach health to restore performance and employment prospects.
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Kevery
Stuart
F. A. Shuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall
Elected Without Dissent at Democratic City Committee Meeting
President William P. McClellan was re elected by a unanimous vote at Faneuil Hall with minimal turnout. The absence of key party leaders and factions signaling strategic abstention marked the convention as unusually deserted and moodily restrained.
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William P. McClellan
Democratic City Committee
Faneuil Hall
Democratic Party
Fitzgerald
Presen
Ward 9
Jim Donovan
Martin Lomassey
William S. McNary
Centro
William F. McClellan
Thomas Curley
Receivers Appointed for Seaboard Air Line System
The Sea board Air Line system is placed in receivership by Judge Pritchard in Richmond Virginia. Receivers named are R Lancaster Williams of Richmond and S Davies Warfield of Baltimore.
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Richmond
Seaboard Air Line
Pritchard
United States Circuit Court
R. Lancaster Williams
S. Davies Warfield
Baltimore
Maher Named Judge in Augusta Municipal Court
Benedict Maher was nominated by Governor Coup to fill the vacancy in the Augusta Municipal Court caused by the death of Judge Albert G. Andrews. Also noted are events in Dedham and Ven and a note on Wellesley College applications.
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Augusta
Benedict Yr. Maher
Coup
Albert G. Andrews
Dedham
HE. Hunting Rudd
First Congregational Church
Rudd
Rich Street
Burglars Break Into Store Next to Hannah Connolly Home
In South Boston burglars forced entry through a cellar wall into a vacant house adjacent to 315 West Broadway and gained access to the store and its property valued at 75 dollars. Meanwhile Uginski, age 24, of 7 Baker Street, drank a water and sulpho napthol mixture and fell violently ill in an apparent accident. police are investigating the incident as possibly accidental.
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Hannah Connolly
West Broadway
Boston
Uginski
Baker Street
Willian Whitehall
Third Street
Frank Sutton
Rocky Ford Bank Faces High Liabilities and Loans
A partial and garbled local item notes Bank of Rocky Ford facing liabilities near 40 000 dollars and loans tied to farm credits. The fragment mentions a Belleville director and a state treasurer, with historical ties to 1835 and Governor Fifer. The text then shifts to St Petersburg January 2 marking an event around the surrender anniversary and a trial of General Stoess, ending abruptly.
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Col
Jay State Bank of
Rocky ‘Ford
Turoy
Qelanchola
Ase
Belleville
Tous
Fifer
St. Peterssurg
Stoess
Oesse
Winthrop Appropriates 139000 for Water Works Purchase
At a town meeting in Winthrop last night the sum of 139000 was appropriated to pay for the water works purchase from Revere about three years ago. The town authorized issuing bonds to that amount at 4 percent interest, running from 1909 to 1938, interest to be paid semi annually.
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Winthrop
Revere
Moran Begs Action on Grand Jury Probe of Prizes
District attorney Moran orders broad grand jury review of committees that bought prizes. Clerk John Dever and assistant Wilbur Doyle summoned to testify. David H. Greenhood excused due to mental condition. Daniel H. Coakley questioned after Brighton gathering.
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Wilbur F. Doyle
Dever
Greenhood
Moran
David H. Greenhood
Daniel H. Coakley
Brighton
Coakley
Hood's Pills and Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertised
Readers are urged to take Hood's Pills for quick relief and Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify blood, sharpen appetite, and restore strength. Testimonials from Mrs. Sarah A. Hale of Colebrook and J. H. Knoedler of Treverton praise relief from the grip and related ailments after use.
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Hood
Sarah A. Hale
Colebrook
Conn
Castellanes in Fight with Prince de Sagan
Count Boni recounts a barbed confrontation near a church altar with Prince Helie de Sagan. The clash followed accusations of insults and a Christmas present remark, leading to a threatened strike and a claim of self defense. Helie denies provocation and vows to pursue the case in Criminal Court. He notes family ties and prior Paris gossip surrounding his engagement prospects with Mme Gould despite opposition.
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Helie
Prince Helie de Sagan
Count Jean de Castellano
Boni
Castellanes
Marquis de Castellane
Prince Helie
Mme. Gould
Count de Castellane
Paris
Duke de Dino
Maitre Barboux
Arts
Castellane
Helie de Sagan
Gould
Fearful disaster almost occurred on a Boston east bound train
A derailment near Westboro halted the Chicago express No 49 after a dining car toppled and ripped track, injuring F E Harvey and badly wounding others while passenger Winthrop L Lewis escaped with a severed arm and numb hand. Conductor William Higgins reported speeds of 50 to 60 mph before the crash.
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F. E. Harvey
Chelsea
Harvey
Winthrop L. Lewis
Boston
William Higgins
South Framingham
Westboro Station
Higgins
Water Street
A Little Discretion Prevents Wasting Diseases
Doctors and patients alike praise Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey as a mild, tissue-building tonic for consumption and emaciation. The advertisement touts its concentrated malt extract form, aging, and ease of use, claiming it helps prevent wasting diseases when taken at reasonable intervals. Licensed dealers and grocers supply it.
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Graves
Maryland
Fright at Doors Fades as No Further Danger Seen
Voices rose and people rushed for exits but the panic subsided when observers noted no additional threat. Police checked the area and crowds returned to normal activity as reassurance spread.
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Gers
Army officer placed on retired list for disability
Major Joseph T. Crabbs of the quartermaster’s department was retired from the army today due to disabilities incurred in the line of duty in Washington D C on January 2.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph T. Crabbs
Quartermaster's Department
Army
St Regis: Leader Among New York Hotels Since 1904
The St. Regis, opened in 1904, is described as the leading New York hotel on Fifth Avenue at Fifty-fifth Street. It offers luxurious, safe, restfully furnished rooms with renowned dining, set amid elite residences and access to Central Park and transit. The hotel emphasizes consistent, fair fixed charges and exceptional service.
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New York
St. Regis
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-fifth Street
America
Central Park
S Regis
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