Campaign tumult as Curley blames sponsors of Kenny bid
Curley charges big money interests back Kenny and cites Olney Minot and Storrow as wreckers of other railways. He says Edison and gas firms back his rival and accuses Kenny of pressuring city workers. Reports describe rallies with injuries, stones hurled at reporters, and exchanges over endorsements and finances.
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Curley
Kenny
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Richard Olney
Laurence Minot
James J. Storrow
Watson
L” Road
Edison and Gas Companies
Fitzgerald
Kenny Ttes
Ward 17
South Boston
William Hickey
Trust Company
J. P. Collins
Mark Angel
Angel
Boston
Campaign Rally Turmoil in Roxbury Angell Grove Hall
Reporters attacked as gangsters in Curley campaign scene at Grove Hall. A councillor was kicked in the shins amid rock throwing and short arm tactics by men singing campaign songs. Watson is accused of lying in relation to the incident.
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Roxbury
Councillor Watson
Curley
Roxbury-Angell
Watson
Grove Hall
Curley Draws Massive Crowds At Rally Across Boston
The Curley campaign reports 7500 attendees at multiple events, including a Franklin School gathering where a fence was toppled and one man was injured. Joseph Miley of Roxbury was hospitalized with an injured hand. Campaign events and estimated crowds spanned St. Alphonsus and Tremont, Sherwin School, Red Men’s Hall, Parker Memorial Hall, Chapman School, Sumner Hall, and more in Ward 19, 18, 10, 1, and 2 areas. Curley touted ward victories rising to 25 and predicted near unanimous mayoral support.
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Tully
James M. Curley
Old Franklin School
Ward
Joseph Miley
Albany Street
Roxpury
St. Alphonsus
Tremont Streets
Sherwin School
Red Men’s Hall
Postal Employees
Parker Memorial Halls
Chapman School
East Boston
Sumner Hall
Boston
Massachusetts Banks Back Boston Federal Reserve Bank
Massachusetts banks reported strong support for a Boston federal reserve bank under the new currency act. President Charles P. Blinn Jr. announced 106 responses from 190 inquiries, with 78 in favor of Boston and 28 for a New York bank with a Boston branch.
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National Banks and Trust Companies
Massachusetts
Federal Reserve Bank
Boston
Charles P. Blinn, Jr
Copley Plaza
Federal Bank
Boston Federal Bank
New York
Mrs Philander Knox Jr Reappears After Vanishing
Mrs Philander C Knox Jr who vanished from her rooms in the Dundas apartments Seventeenth and Pine streets returned today accompanied by a nurse. She is reported ill following her husband and his mother sailing for Bermuda yesterday. She had visits to Washington and Atlantic City and refused to see interviewers.
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Philadelphia
Jar
Philander, C. Knox, , Jr
Dundas Apartments
Seventeenth
Pine Streets
Bermuda
Washington
Atlantic City
Mrs Knox Sits Quiet in Fourth Floor Suite Amid Distress
Mrs Knox occupies a fourth floor suite after moving from Wayne with her husband. Neighbors say collectors and tradesmen harassed them before departure. A judgment for 37240 against Mr Knox Jr. remains unsatisfied. goods may be appraised as ownership disputes unfold. Attorney Henry J Scott protects Mrs Knox's financial interests while Mr Knox reportedly left the country.
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Knox
Wayne
Young Knox
Mr. Knox, Jr
Harry D. Holloway
Morris
Kirby
Henry J. Scott
Philander C. Knox, Jr
Attorney Scott
Lashes Bird and Others for Attack on Him
A bitter letter from Representative Charles H. Webster of Northfield accuses Charles Sumner Bird and Progressive leaders of aiding Republicans. The dispute stems from Progressives blocking Democratic control of the House and from votes supporting Speaker Cushing and committee appointments.
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Lie
Webster
Bird
Charles H. Webster
Northfield
Charles Sumner Bird
House
Cushing
Buell And Wife Still Together Clarifies Vatican Innuendo
Miss Powers, sister-in-law of the Fort priest, says reports about Rev. David H. Buell and his Boston wife are untrue. The earlier stories claimed Buell abandoned his wife and religion and joined a monastery in Gethsemane Kentucky, but she denies these allegations.
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Garden of Allah
David H. Buell
Georgetown Univsity
Catholic
Clergnan
Boston
Miss Powers
East Control Street
Fort
Post
Buell
Afthoan
Gethsemane
Death of Julius Goings in Huntington Avenue Car Collision
Julius Blaine Goings, a Black resident of 1 Concord Place South End, was struck by an inward bound Worcester streetcar on Huntington Avenue opposite the Martin School last night and died from his injuries.
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Julius Blaine Goings
Concord Place
South End
Worcester
Huntington Avenue
Martin School
No Dances Prohibited at Melrose High School
Principal Hulsman bans all dances at Melrose High School for the year drawing protest from pupils and parents who have paid instructors for dances and poses.
Brookline Motorman Arrested After Fatal Crossing Incident
Motorman Edward Copp and Conductor Frankel Fountaine of Brookline were involved as Goings was killed crossing Huntington Avenue. Copp was arrested by Roxbury Crossing police on a manslaughter charge and later released on bail. Goings crossed in front of a streetcar, struck on the head, and died at City Hospital.
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Edward Copp
Chestnut Street
Brookline
Frankel R. Fountaine
Wellington Road
Roxbury Crossing
Roxbury Court
Huntington Avenue
A. M. Holland Contributes $1 To O'Donovan Rossa Fund
A. M. Holland contributed one dollar through the Boston Post for the O'Donovan Rossa fund, supporting the charitable drive.
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A. M. Holland
Boston Post
O'Donovan Rossa Fund
Parents Urged to Back Pupils in School Dance Petition
Officials blame both students and parents for deviating from proper dances. A pupil said they would seek parental support to petition the school board to restore socials where dancing is part of the program. A Melrose city official argued parents often fail to attend dances to see what is being taught. Principal Hulsman noted dancing under school patronage has been prohibited due to objectionable dances.
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Melrose City
Hulsman
Massachusetts Progressive Defends Legislative Record
A Massachusetts Progressive responds to a Boston Journal attack and an open letter by Charles Sumner Bird. He asserts his voting reflected his duty as a state representative to perform all duties faithfully and impartially to the best of his ability.
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Boston Journal
Charles Sumner Bird
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Fire damages Dedham Insurance Building on Pearl and High
A fire last night caused about 1000 in damage to the Insurance building at Pearl and High streets Dedham. The Dedham Board of Health offices were housed there and documents were moved to safety in the nearby courthouse. Architect Erastus Worthington suffered the principal loss with offices on the first floor.
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Pearl and
High Streets
Dedham
Dedham Board of Health
Court House
Erastus Worthington
Morning sky notes and historic anniversaries listed
The snippet lists celestial events and times for Portland Gloucester and Newport, notes the day count to spring, mentions evening stars Saturn Mars Jupiter and morning star Venus, and records anniversaries including Connecticut ratifying the Constitution in 1788 and Mississippi seceding in 1861. It also recalls George S. Baker's Pujo committee testimony about profits of the First National Bank of New York.
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Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Connecticut
Mississippi
Union
George S. Baker
Pujo
Washington
First National Bank of New York
Rain Forecast Delays in Boston Area Weather
Washington bulletin forecasts southern New England rain Friday with Saturday rain or snow and colder conditions. Moderate southwest to south winds expected, with snow in northern New England Friday night into Saturday.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Fragmentary Weather Data Entry with Temperatures and Averages
The snippet shows a dated weather log with times and temperature readings. It lists temperatures like 86 and 87 and mentions average temperatures for yesterday and one year ago, along with scattered initials and codes. The fragmented OCR prevents a full event narrative.
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Thompson’s Spa
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