Hart Campaign Costs Revealed in Mayor Election
The Republican city committee reports total expenditures of 13173 with a 1267.79 surplus. Treasurer Frothingham notes that the report omits many campaign costs such as postage for sending Hart photos, while detailing major contributions from Hart and others. Major donors include Hart 3000, Morrison 1500, Payson 1200, Paige 1000, Lott 1000, Miller 1000, and Berwin 400 among others. Disbursements cover registration, canvassing, advertising, election day costs, postering, clerical help, and printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Louis A. Frothingham
City Committee
Hart
Ernst
Emily Fifield
Walter W. Morrison
D. N. Payson
Lott
Milton C. Paige
Thomas N. Hart
Milton ©. Paige
William H. Lott
George R. Miller
H. PD. Gore
J. McIndoe
J. W. Gore
Courtenay Guild
Guy Emerson
William Berwin
J. B. Natton
K. C. Atwood
Arthurs. Johnson
J. S. Sherbourne
Arthur Estabrook
G. N. Black
FR. W. Enos
D. Webster King
James H. Beal
M. O. Adams
Field & Cowes
A. 8. Morse
David H. Coolidge
C. C. Morrison
Thomas F. Beal
Henry Woods
N. J. Rust
Henry H. Sprague
O. H. Sampson
G. D. Low
Emily Witfeld
Moses Merrill
A. E. Leon
Hall
Republican Committee
H. H. Atwood
G. R. Miller
A. T. Stearns
No Beer Policy Stated by Harvard Union Leaders
Jerome D. Greene, secretary to the president, issued a statement asserting that beer and wines are confined to rooms open to outside organizations within the Harvard Union. No liquor may be kept on tap, and the Union remains a total abstinence organization for its general rooms. Separate rooms rented to outsiders may permit moderate use of light liquors only if brought by the organizations themselves.
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Harvard Union
Jerome D. Greene
Greene
Cambridge
Harvard Pudding Club Banquet at Westminster
The Harvard Hasty Pudding Club met at the Westminster last night. A banquet was served followed by songs and impromptu speeches until late.
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Harvard
Westminister
Hibernian Ladies Banquet Marks First Anniversary
The Ladies Auxiliary 29 attached to Division 72, Order of Hibernians, celebrated its first anniversary at St. James's Hall in Boston with a banquet, reception, and speeches attended by over 500 members and guests from divisions statewide. Miss Ellen Toomey opened proceedings, Miss Katherine Sheridan delivered the state president’s address on Hibernianism, and a diamond ring was presented to Miss Toomey. Guests included many local officers and a long list of members and dignitaries from multiple divisions.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Order of Hibernians
St. James's Hall
Kneeland Street
Ellen Toomey
Katherine BP. Sheridan
Randolph
James Quill
God Save Ireland
Mary Cavanagh
East
Boston
Suffolk County Ladies’ Auxiliary
Nora Foley
Katherine F. Mullen
Patrick Cooney
Hanna Creedon
Katherine Creedon
Mary Rich
Barbara Rich
Helen O’brien
Katherine Griffin
Josephine Griffin
Brigid Killoran
Julia A. Toomey
Mary Walsh
William Cotter
William Riordan
Francis Mulligan
Mary A. Cavanaugh
William Casey
Daniel P. Sullivan
William Troy
Cornelius J. Murphy
Paul Butler
Aloysius Keating
Daniel McCarthy
Thomas Daly
George Moran
Frank Wheeler
Tracy Bowers
John Dwyer
Jasper Manning
Walter Richardson
Patrick Flemin
John Leary
Dennis Sullivan
William Haviland
Edwin Dewes
Harry Powell
Joseph Ryder
Patrick Burke
Walter Burns
James McLaughlin
John S. Foley
Proctor Holbrook
Andrew Murphy
William Cassidy
State Papers as Junk in Basement of State House
Thirty tons of unused public documents once costing over 30000 are stored in the State House basement awaiting junk dealers. Pamphlets, booklets and bound volumes fill eight to ten foot stacks, accumulating yearly. Secretary Olin laments waste and the need to redistribute or discard them as the stock grows beyond storage and saleable value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Olin
Lakewood booklet issued by Central Railroad of New Jersey
The Central railroad of New Jersey will issue this week a descriptive illustrated booklet on Lakewood. It outlines its attractions in a befitting manner and is produced by a premier New York printing house. The brochure, titled Lakewood, can be obtained free by writing to the general passenger department of the New Jersey Central in New York City.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lakewood
New York
New Jersey Central
Admiral Winfield S. Schley Begins Savannah Visit
Admiral Winfield S. Schley and Mrs Schley departed Washington tonight for a ten day visit to Savannah. They travel for a royal visit, with schedules and social duties expected in Georgia.
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Washington
Winfield St. Schley
Schley
Savannah
Exoneration Report Clears Col Heistand in Hemp Case
Senate military affairs committee unanimously reported that Col Heistand was not guilty of using office to aid a hemp venture in the Philippines. The panel found his 1899 Manila plant idea did not materialize into a company, and that he did not seek to benefit other officials. Meiklejohn is found not to have used his office to pay private debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs Today
H. O. S. Heistand
Senate
Cockrell
Helstand
Philippine Islands
Meiklejohn
Boyd
Allen
Corbin
Heistand
E. I.hawkes
Tenth Volunteer Infantry
Manila
Majorawkes
Meilslejohn
G. D. Meiklejohn
Avery Social Club Ball at Columbus Hall
The Avery Social Club held its third annual ball at Columbus Hall on 994 Washington Street last night. The event featured dancing and socializing with members noting the success of the gathering and the club’s ongoing activities.
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Columbus Hall
Avery Social Club
Washington Street
Club Dance Ends At 3 AM Led By Merrick And O Connor
cert preceded the dancing which lasted until 3 o'clock. The officers of the affair were M. J. Merrick, P. Melvin, Peter Gallant and C. N. Martin. The floor director was Gus Gallant, assisted by C. N. Martin. With the opening strains of the orchestra for the grand march, Michael J. Merrick, president of the club, and Miss Katie O'Connor led the procession. Miss Connors wore white silk waist and dark skirt with a flowers in her hair.
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M. J. Merrick
P. ©. Melvin
Peter Gallant
C. N. Martin
Gus Gallant
Michael J. Merrick
Katie O'Connor
Council Talks Harbor in 1902 Boston Meeting
The 1902 Common Council opened with rapid bill and resolution introductions. Mr. Linehan sought a Washington trip to press for harbor funding, facing resistance but winning a reconsideration before the motion stalled again. Debate highlighted concerns over junket trips and reliance on Congress. Linehan then pressed for a hearing on bank refunds from the Globe National Bank’s suspension.
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Common Council
Linehan
Ward 13
Board of Aldermen
Washington
Congress
Boston Harbor
Collins
Burr
Ward 24
Bennett
Ward 11
Massachusetts
O'Toole
Clark
East Boston
Mr. Linehan
Globe National Bank
Dress Rehearsal Preview of The Magic Fiddle at Children's Theatre
The dress rehearsal for The Magic Fiddle was held last evening and the show will have its first performance Saturday at 2 30 pm at the Children's Theatre. It is a three act opera with a prologue and many solos. Alice Farrell stars as violinist and vocalist while Maggie Coburn sister of Tom Coburn plays the King of the Elves with several songs. The rehearsal went well though children played up during non performance moments. Special scenery and Dutch Nodheim costumes suit the mythical tale.
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Children’s Theatre
Alice Farrell
Maggie Coburn
Tom Coburn
Nodheim
Robinson Held In 500 Dollar Bond For Defrauding Scheme
Robinson was arrested in At tleboro on a complaint charging using the mail to further a defrauding scheme. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before U S Commissioner Fiske and was held for a hearing on Jan 22. He sold cheap jewelry promising a watch to agents who sold 18 pieces at 10 cents each and sent $1.80 to him. complainants say they did not receive the timepiece.
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Rawing
Robinson
Attleboro
Unit States
Fiske
Dental Society Meets at Young's Hotel
The American Academy of Dental Science held its regular monthly meeting at Young's Hotel last evening with about 30 members present. Dr. Frederick Bradley acted as toastmaster while George Byron Gordon of the Peabody Museum Harvard read a paper titled Among the Hondurians Ancient and Modern.
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American Academy of Dental Science
Young's Hotel
Frederick Bradley
George Byron Gordon
Peabody Museum
Harvard University
Theatrical Matters In Boston Theatre Listings
The current program at the Boston venues includes Way Down East at the Boston Theatre with Hart and De ar. Foxy Grandpa in play at the same house. The Chaperons at the Columbia nearing end. My Antoinette with Evans and Hall slated next week. Uncle Tom's Cabin at Grand Opera House. Morocco Bound postponed to next Saturday for smooth opening. The Great Diamond Robbery final performances today and tomorrow at Bowdoin Square. As You Like It by Henrietta Crosman at Tremont. Mistress Nell and Patience upcoming. Wallace’s Mariana set for next week. James K Hackett's Don Cesar's Return at Museum starting Jan 13 for two weeks.
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Columbia
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Henrietta Crosman
Tremont
Nell
Wallace
James K. Hackett
Don Cesar
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T. Newman
South Boston High School
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J. J. Harkins
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Cassall
ST. Augustine's Girls’ Sodality
Susie Gallagher
Kittie Walsh
N. McDermott
Lillie Mullen
Addie O' Brien
Margie Pead
Bessie Wier
Gertie Lynch
Miss May Quinn
Agnes Hines
May Cassidy
Agnes Norris
Lizzie Kerrigan
Letitia McCarthy
Grace Walsh
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3 Rosebuds
James Richmond Glenroy
Gilbert and
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Suits
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Colonial Theatre
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WEBER
Ee Morrison
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Frank L. Perley
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Paris
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Hanover Street
Harris M. Rubenqoitz
Avor Collins
Nathan Soderson
Thomas Mulkern
George K. Mathias
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. N. Bell
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