Hart Campaign Costs and Contributor Totals Revealed
The Boston city committee files show campaign expenditures of 13173 with a 1267.79 surplus for the mayoral race. Major donors include Thomas N. Hart and William H. Lott, while expenses cover registration, canvassing, advertising, and election day costs.
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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
William H. Lott
George R. Miller
H. D. Gore
J. McIndoe
J. W. Gore
Courtenay Guild
Guy Emergon
William Berwin
J. B. Natton
Thomas P. Beal
Henry Woods
N. J. Rust
Henry H. Sprague
O. H. Sampson
G. D. Low
Emily Wifield
Moses Merrill
A. E. Leon
Hall
Ward 24 Repubblican Committee
H. H. Atwood
G. R. Miller
A.T. Stearns
Hibernian Ladies Banquet Marks First Anniversary
The Hibernian Ladies Auxiliary Division 72 Boston held a banquet at St James Hall 18 Kneeland Street with over 500 members and guests. State president Miss Katherine Sheridan spoke on Hibernian progress while Miss Ellen Toomey received a diamond ring for her presidency.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Order of Hibernians
St. James’s Hall
Kneeland Street
Ellen Toomey
Katherine HB. Sheridan
Randolph
James Quill
Mary Cavanagh
East
Boston
Suffolk County Ladies’ Auxiliary
Nora Foley
Katherine F. Mullen
Patrick Cooney
William Troy
Cornelius J. Murphy
William Cotter
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 F. Foley
Proctor Holbrook
Andrew Murphy
William Cassidy
No Alcohol Allowed in Harvard Union Rooms
Jerome D. Greene announces Harvard Union policy restricting beer and wines to rooms opened to outside groups. No liquor kept on top in the building. The union remains a total abstinence body for general rooms, while permitting limited use in certain leased rooms for outside organizations under member access. Regulations are set by union officers, not university boards, and align with Cambridge no license laws.
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Harvard Union
Jerome D. Greene
Greene
Cambridge
Harvard Hasty Pudding Club Banquet at Westminister
The Harvard Hasty Pudding Club met at the Westminister last night a banquet was served and followed by songs and impromptu speeches until late at night
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Harvard Hasty Pudding Club
Westminister
State papers as junk pile up in State House basement
About 30 tons of unused public documents sit in the State House basement, costing over 30 000 when printed. Pamphlets and bound books pile high as Secretary Olin seeks a solution to the wasteful accumulation while cost and space pressures rise.
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State House
Olin
Lakewood described in Central Railroad booklet
The Central Railroad of New Jersey plans a descriptive illustrated booklet on Lakewood. The booklet, from a premier New York printing house, is a work of art. Free copies will be sent upon request to the New Jersey Central General Passenger Department in New York City.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lakewood
New York
New Jersey Central
City
Admiral Schley and Mrs Schley Start Savannah Visit
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley and Mrs Schley depart Washington for a ten day visit to Savannah. The trip follows a period of duty and oversight of Navy matters with plans to meet local officials and observe coastal defenses.
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Washington
Winfield &. Schley
Schley
Savannah
Heistand Exonerated by Senate Military Affairs Panel
The Senate committee on military affairs unanimously reported that Lieutenant-Colonel H. O. S. Heistand faced no wrongdoing in the hemp venture linked to Manila. The panel found he proposed a plant and sought Hawkes to run it, but no government official abuses or tariff benefits were shown, and Meiklejohn did not misuse his position.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs Today
H. O. S. Heistand
Senate
Cockrell
Helstand
Philippine Islands
Meiklejohn
Boyd
Allen
Corbin
Heistand
Shn Hawkes
Tenth Volunteer Infantry
Manila
Major Hawkes
Avery Social Club Ball Honors Third Annual Event
The Avery Social Club held its third annual ball in Columbus Hall at 994 Washington Street last night, with attendees enjoying music and dancing. A summary note mentions a con- event element, reflecting a lively social gathering in the community.
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Columbus Hall
Avery Social Club
Washington Street
Dancing Night Ends At Three With Club Officers Named
The event closed after dancing until 3 o'clock. Officers listed include M. J. Merrick P. C. Melvin Peter Gallant and C. N. Martin. Floor director Gus Gallant assisted by C. N. Martin. Michael J. Merrick president led the grand march with Miss Katie O Connor.
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Chickering
Katie O'Connor
Avery
M. J. Merrick
P. C. Melvin
Peter Gallant
C. N. Martin
Gus Gallant
Michael J. Merrick
Council Lines Up Washington Trip For Boston Harbor Aid
The 1902 Common Council opened with debate over an order by Ward 13’s Linehan to form a five member committee and aldermanic appointees to press Congress for harbor improvement funds. The plan faced opposition as a junket. after initial defeat a reconsideration passed, only to be postponed again. Linehan then sought figures on refunds from the Globe National Bank following its suspension.
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Common Council
Linehan
Ward 13
Board of Aldermen
Washington
Congress
Boston Harbor
Collins
Burr
Ward 24
Bennett
Ward 11
Collings
Massachusetts
O'Toole
Clark
East Boston
Mr. Linehan
Dress Rehearsal for The Magic Fiddle at Children's Theatre
The dress rehearsal of The Magic Fiddle was held last evening and its first performance is set for Saturday at 2 30 at the Children's Theatre. Alice Farrell leads as violinist and vocalist while Maggie Coburn plays the King of the Elves with a strong voice. The cast includes special scenery and Dutch themed costumes for the Nodheim setting.
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Children’s Theatre
Alice Farrell
Maggie Coburn
Nodheim
Arraigned in At tleboro on mail fraud charge
Robison, held in $50, pleaded not guilty before U S Commissioner Fiske to a complaint alleging use of the mails to defraud. He advertised cheap jewelry and promised a watch to agents who sold 18 pieces at 10 cents each and sent $1.80. Several complainants reported paying but receiving no timepiece.
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Fawin A. Robinson
Attleboro
United States
Fiske
Jan
Academy of Dental Science Meets at Youngs Hotel
The American Academy of Dental Science held its regular monthly meeting at Youngs Hotel last evening with about 30 members present. Dr. Frederick Bradley acted as toastmaster. George Byron Gordon of the Peabody Museum Harvard University presented a paper titled Among the Hondurians Ancient and Modern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Dental Science
American Academy of Dental Science
Young's Hotel
Frederick Bradley
George Byron Gordon
Peabody Museum
Harvard University
Theatrical Matters in Boston's Playhouses This Week
A roundup of engagements and showings across Boston venues. "Way Down East" at the Boston Theatre nears close while "Foxy Grandpa" and "Chaperons" run at other houses. Next week brings "My Antoinette," "Mrs. Nell" and James Hackett in Don Cesars Return at the Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Joseph Hart
Carrie Dear
Columbia
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Henrietta Crosman
Tremont
Nell
Wallace
James K. Hackett
Don Cesar
Seven Day Washington Tours by Pennsylvania Railroad
Descriptive itinerary of Boston to Washington tours from January to May under the personally conducted system of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Obtain from D N Bell Tourist Agent 20 Washington Street Boston.
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Washington
Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
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St. Augustine’s Girls’ Sodality
St. Augustine
T. Newman
South Boston High School
Dorchester High
J. J. Harkins
St. Augustine’s Hall
E Street
ST. Augustine's Girls’ Sodality
Susie Gallagher
Kittie Walsh
N. McDermott
Lillie Mullen
Addie O’brien
Margie Pead
Bessie Wier
Gertie Lynch
May Quinn
Agnes Hines
May Cassidy
Agnes Norris
Lizzie Kerrigan
Letitia McCarthy
Grace Walsh
Hibernian
Col. Heistand
Neva Aymar
al Leech
3 Rosebuds
James Richmond Glenroy
Gilbert and
Goldie
Taylor
Hayes
Suits
Bowery
Columbia Heatre
Promenade DE Luxe
Harry N. Farren
Batgat
Frank L. Perley
Alfred
Aaron’s
Borton
D. W. Arthur
Ste and
Antoinette
Charles E. Evans
Josephine Hall
Tremont Row
Scollay Sq
Kamaetena
Clara Helyett
Rocky
Panthers
Rockles
A. WT. Chamberlyn
Morocco
America
London
Nouventir
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
THE
OR NY Academy
Hamilton Pl
Winter St. Tel
Oxford
Weber & Yields
FLY Farm
Augustus Cook
Robert Dailey
Frank Lalor
Sam Sidman
Robert Harris
Jake Bernard
Castle Sweatee
Tremont St
Tel
Music Hall
Wenona
Carl
R. J. Jose
Howard
John Bowker
M. Santos-Dumont
Biograph
Bostock Lasi
Cyclorama
Bonavita
Dauntless
Morelli
Queen of
Jaguars
Bonner
Big Liz
Baby Dot
Matinee
W. Martin
Colonial Theatre
Charles Frohman
WM. H. Crane
Westcott
David Harum
Mann
Museum
Clara Lipman
Kloof Nets
Symphony Hall
Reora Msembrich
U. S. Graff
L. H. Mudgett
Back Bay
MR. Carrett
Shakespeare
Old England
Bismarck
Hollis Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Weber
RS Dainty AY Bugess CO
Robinson
Bijou
Opera House
Keith’s
Boston Theatres
Mats
Popular FC
Rosalind
Mistress Nell
the Explorers
Mechanics
Poultry Association Oultry Piccons ET Stock
Bowdoin Marne
Revere House
William H. Crane
Colonial
Aymond and Caverly
Rogers Brothers
Weber and Fields
Austin & Stone
Nickelodeon
Bon Ton
Lyceum
City Club
Gertrude Haynes
Celestial
Grand Opera House
Morrison's Grand Theatre
Chiquita
Bostock
Animal Arena
Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union
Hanover Street
Harris M. Rubenreitz
Nathan Soderson
Thomas Mulkern
George Bb.Mathias
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