Supplied cash for campaign shows city committee donors
New filings show Fitzgerald era fund totaled 22 993 with 5 221 67 liabilities. Large contributors include Witagerald, Fingersld, Dilion, Timlity, Dyke, Higgins, Doherty. Major expenditures cover advertising bills to O Keefe Hibbar d and United Citizens League.
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Democratic
Fitzgerald
Nat Cape
John D. O'Connor
Masten & Wells
Ag Tks
Noonan Bros
Metropolitan Mailing & News
Boston Tavern
Sais
Quincy
Mutual District Messenger
Compan
Waters Press
John F. Witagerald
James T. Fingersld
Afair Pete
Frank H. Dilion
James P. Timlity
Gente
Speed J Higgins
Eabecconge
James Doherty
Seer Redenencen i
Es Air Gates
Reese Cattester
Garrett W Rd
Charles
James FB. Fhglish
Patrick Quinn
Room Ess Cadets
Tas Veens Svsvodes
Trisgine
Ooo Siw ccc
Cecassuns Seooe
James McDermott
Sccceeee
Willam von Tassel
Wieed
Willam. Sullivan
Wiliam E. Hickey
Sealer
Wags and Soekaree Department
J. D. O'Connor
The
Boston Pilot
Patrolman Sugrite Stricken at Roxbury Home
Patrolman Timothy F. Sugrite of Court Square station is described as seriously ill at his Roxbury residence 9 Ingleside avenue. Reported to have mental health concerns, he previously took leave of absence and has now again been placed on leave for an unspecified period.
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Timothy F. Sugrite
Court Square Station
Ingleside Avenue
Roxbury
Bitter split roils Democratic factions over state committee
Feeney and McNary factions clash as seven bolting district men form a separate plan while Bartlett at large delegates dispute rights. temp chair O'Brien leads a two hour meeting, with Lomasney defending district control and Kiley backing the Feeney lineup amid threats of another bolt.
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Bartlett
Mr. Williams
Mr. Lomasney
State Committee
Mr. O'Brien
Mr. Feeney
George Fred Williams
A. C. Drinkwater
Lomasney
Riley
Kiley
Quincy House
Feeney
William 8. McNary
Democratic State Committee
Ys Banground
John P. Feeney
James E. Donahue
Lawrence
What causes headache from October to May
From October to May colds are the most frequent cause of headache. Laratirg Bromo mine claims to remove the cause and advertises 28 cent Grove on box 28.
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B. WY Grove
How the Leaders Regard the Split
Daniel W. Gallagher reports that seven district members of the Democratic State committee refused to participate at 85 State street arguing that only district representatives have the right to organize the 1908 State committee. They opposed any at large member and voted to call a meeting for January 15 to organize without outside interference.
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Democratic State Committee
State Street
State Committee
At Large Delegates Agree to Withhold from State Committee
The text records consent by the at large delegates to refrain from participating in the State committee meeting next Wednesday. Whitney delegates express willingness to withdraw from deliberations, allowing district men to organize, with several named individuals noted.
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Whitney
Charles §. Hamlin
Democratic State Committee Formed Declares No Other Legal Body
The Democratic State committee has been organized and asserts there is no other legal organization. The statement emphasizes sole legality of the party's regional authority and invites adherence to its framework.
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Democratic State ‘Committee
Out of Politics Since Last Election Refuses Interview
A public figure states they are out of politics following the last election and refuse to discuss the matter. The person adds that if they were still involved they would grant an interview.
State Democracy Calls Out Boston Politicians
A caustic statement accuses Boston politicians of shared fault and urges the state democracy to expose and disprove the idea that all are tarred with the same brush.
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Boston
District Members Bolting Seek Legal Quorum at State Street Meeting
Deliberations at the Democratic State committee meeting stirred bolters yesterday as some members-at-large argued for inclusion. A partition gaffe let observers hear discussions, prompting actions to unite bolters with Dr. Sullivan and others to reach required strength for legality.
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State Street
Riley
George Fred Williams
Mr. Feeney
Colonel Drinkwater
Bolters
Kiley
Joseph Lomasnéy
Quincy House
Dr. Sullivan
Fall River
Feeley
Ward 8
District delegates plan meeting at 85 State Street
After a conference at the Quincy House seven bolting district members were told by Daniel Buckley campaign manager for Henry M. Whitney that a district delegates only meeting is the proper solution. He indicated Whitney members would withdraw and supported district organization.
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Ing
State Street
Quincy House
Daniel Buckley
Henry M. Whitney
Buckley
Whitney
Hamlin
Seavey Fires Donovan Man Outcry in Court
Christie A. Scheele, a court officer for 14 years, testified in the Supreme Court that he was deposed by Sheriff Seavey for political reasons after voting for rival James Donovan. Scheele said Donovan helped him obtain his position and urged support for Donovan.
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Sheriff Seavey
James Donovan
Seavey
Donovan
Christie
A. Scheele
Supreme Court
Removal of Scheele Shocks Court House as Sheriff Faces Challenge
The court house was stunned by the removal of Scheele from his post by Sheriff Seavey amid tensions after Seavey’s re-election bid. Scheele criticized the sheriff caustically, earning a salary of 1800 dollars annually.
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Seavey
Scheele
GRAFT WAR SAYS M LEAN HOLYOKE
State Committeeman Hugh McLean criticizes Boston routing graft and factional fights that he says taint Massachusetts Democracy. He notes rallies over city plums and ward grabs reflect poorly on the state and urge the party to curb Boston influence.
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Holyoke
Hugh McLean
State Committee
Boston
McLean
Massachusetts
Mart
Publicity Bureau Nearing Its End at City Hall
William D. Stack a stenographer earning 1200 dollars a year resigned to Mayor Hibbard and moved to the State House surgeon-general office. The notice notes Stack was high on the civil service list and that weather changes can worsen bronchial troubles.
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City Hall
William D. Stack
Hibbard
Stack
State House
Wedding Bells Follow Everett Romance in New York
Charles H. Jordan of Ohio and Miss Lillie Spence of Everett wed in New York City. The bride, 17, and her sister Ada Spence attended by Florence Mountford. The couple met at a summer resort and plan a Westward move for Jordan’s business work. Mrs Jordan will accompany her husband. The bride is a local musician. the groom belongs to the Zeno, Jordan, Zeno trapeze troupe.
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Charles H. Jordan
Ohio
Lillie Spence
Everett
New York City
Ada Spence
Florence Mountford
Mountford House
Jordan
Far West
Spence
West
Son of Volunteers Leader Dies After Train Injuries
Robert H. Keppel age 12, son of Colonel and Mrs F F Keppel of the Volunteers of America, was struck by a south bound Atlantic train near Savin Hill station while crossing tracks at 5 30 pm. He suffered multiple injuries including skull base fracture and leg fractures and was taken to City Hospital where he was dying.
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Savin Hill
Robert H. Keppel
F. F. Keppel
The
Volunteers of America
City
Keppel
Romsey Street
Dorchester
Atlantic
Boston Mayor Sees $100 800 Weekly Savings Report
In his first week in office Mayor George Hibbard outlines city savings totaling $100 800 weekly. Officials named include Patrick Kennedy Deputy Health Commissioner Edward Brown Daniel Kinnaly and John Leahy with savings from salary cuts reduced collector staff and abolished public celebrations.
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Patrick Kennedy
Edward EB. Brown
Daniel Kinnaly
Water Dept
Michael Leem
John Leahy
George Hibbard
Boston
City trims payroll cutting costs across departments
The mayor ordered abolishing the wire commissioner post at 5000 a year and eliminated two deputy health commissioners saving 5000. Abolished claim agent of water department saving 1800. Salary cuts since Oct 1 will save at least 15000 yearly. Forecut in city collector’s office to save 40000 yearly. Discharging Superintendent Leahy and abolishing sewer chief positions trigger a retrenchment plan expected to save 30000 yearly. City engineer discharged two boys and a roadman at 2.25 daily with lower wages.
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Water Department
Leahy
Jackson
Frank J. Conby
George T. Hanley
John J. Molloy
Hanley
Conby
Kennedy Funeral Held in Rome for Mgr T F Kennedy’s Brother
In Rome on January 10 the funeral of Joseph Kennedy, brother of Mgr T F Kennedy, rector of the American College, was celebrated at the college church with attendance from Vatican representatives.
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Rome
Joseph Kennedy
Mgr. T.F. Kennedy
American’ College
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