Ballot Deadlock at City School Board Meeting
The School Board counted 30 ballots with no choice amid a split in the Public School Association. Three new members Ellis Keough and Clark withheld support for President Cushing, while James J. Storrow sought support. Democrats rallied behind Storrow later, but the P S A. remained firm, adjournment coming after a long, divisive session.
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Messrs
Ellis
Clark
Keough
Cushing
James J. Storrow
Pierce
Vogel
Mulvey
Storrow
Putie School Association
Public School Association
Dr. Gallivan
John A. Brett
Duff
McDonald
Merritt
Kinney
Casey
Miss Dierkes
Harkins
Keenan
Brett
Kenney
Philo Spague
P. A
Pie
Gallivan
Rugh
Sto
Caan
XN Peees
Fulvey
Baller Quinn Near Death in City Hospital
Reports say Baller Quinn the king of Pi alley lies gravely ill with brain trouble in City Hospital. Details on his origin and visitors are unclear as he battles a dangerous condition amid a life marked by fame, misadventures, and a wooden leg after a freight-car accident.
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Baller Quinn
James
Baller) Quinn
Pialley
Gaménessa
Baller
Jack Gardner
Back Bay
Boston
Williams's Second Gun Promotes People's Rule in Dedham
At Memorial Hall Dedham the Carpenters Union hosted George Fred Williams to advocate the “people's rule” doctrine. Williams urged action by petition, attacking coal interests and citing social and economic ills while praising labor solidarity and urging collective resolve among honest citizens.
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Williams
Chicago
India
Chicago Board of Health
Kaiser
American Tobacco Company
Germany
Moody Injured in Naval Academy Runaway Carriage Incident
Secretary of the Navy Moody was knocked unconscious and severely cut in a runaway carriage incident on the Naval Academy grounds. Senator Hale escaped injury as horses bolted toward College Creek, stopping near a vacant lot. Moody spent the night as a guest of Superintendent Bronson, with slight facial injuries reported.
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Annapolis
the Navy
Moody
Naval Academy
Senator Hale
College Creek
Bronson
Boyer
Brownson
Eugene Hale
Willard H. Brownson
Double Runner Accident Injures Roxbury Medical Team
A buggy collision on Columbus Avenue near Dimock Street Roxbury involved a double runner sled. E B Howard of 69 Elm Hill Avenue was thrown from his buggy, sustaining head and arm injuries while three nurses and a doctor from New England Hospital were severely shaken and treated. the injured rode to Dimock Street hospital for care. The victims refused to reveal names. The accident site is deemed a dangerous coasting area.
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New England Hospital
Dimock Street
Roxbury
E. B. Howard
Elm Hill Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Mr. Howard
Taylor
Howard
Allan Liner Corean Survives 16 Day Afloat In Storm
The Allan line steamship Corean reached Portland after a 16 day ordeal from Glasgow. A massive wave damaged cabins and railings, flooded lower areas, and destroyed most onboard records except the health bill. Captain Henderson and Purser Lowe led resilient crew amid injuries and peril at sea.
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Portland
Allan Line
Corean
Glasgow
Nta
Henderson
Purser Lowe
John McKillopp
Hewitt Remains Practically Unchanged, Very Weak
New York January 12 At 10 30 tonight Dr BE L Keyes issued a bulletin on Abram Hewitt His condition is practically unchanged with great weakness as the dominant factor
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New York
BE. L. Keyes
Abram
Hewitt
Funeral Procession Sleigh Crushed by Train at Batavia Crossin
A New York Central freight train hit a funeral party sleigh at a grade crossing near Stafford Batavia causing one death and eight injuries, two of which were fatal. Stormy weather and a covered sleigh impeded warning, and a second sleigh in the procession narrowly avoided disaster, its occupants hurled into a ditch.
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Batavia
N. Y
New York Central
Stafford
Mott
British Veterans Install Officers At Annual Meeting
The British Naval and Military Association held its annual meeting in Arcade Hall Par square with about 100 members. Colonel C. B. Courtney chaired as newly elected officers were installed by Adjutant C. H. Williams, including senior major J. R. Smith and color bearers Crawford and Watts.
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Arcade Hall
Par Square
C. 8. Courtney
C. H. Williams
C. 8.Courtney
J. R. Smith
W. @. Clarke
T. T. Stokes
C. H. Whllliams
N. F
Everett Elects Knight and Lewis For City Posts
The Everett aldermen met to choose Frederick W. Knight as chief of police and Albert W. Lewis as assessor. W. W. Partridge steps down from the assessor board after four years. William J. Brickley is nominated for the Board of Public Works. Committee assignments include accounts, finance, police, public property, railways, salaries, streets, sewers and water.
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Dpverett
Everett
Bruce
Frederick W. Knight
School of Feeble Minded
Waltham
Albert W. Lewis
W. W. Partridge
Board of Public Works
William J. Brickley
Henry
Harvey
Currier
Huey
Marshall
Chambers
Bean
Bearce
Harney
Somerville Considers Coal and Electric Light Ownership
At a Somerville Board of Trade meeting Frank KB Fitts introduced two resolutions adopted urging the city government to join Lowell and others to pass a bill delivering coal at cost and proposing Somerville own its electric light plant by purchase or new construction. A joint committee of municipal affairs and manufacturers will study and report next meeting.
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Somerville Board of Trade
Frank KB. Fitts
Somerville
Lowell
Fair Boston Local Forecast Preview
Fair conditions for Boston and vicinity with mild days ahead. Tuesday and Wednesday look dry with warmer Wednesday afternoon and fresh to brisk westerly winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
Cadets Stand In Line As Officials Departs In Carriage
The secretary Senator Hale and escort depart in Superintendent Brownson s carriage amid cadet salutes. 17 guns fired from the Santee wharf while the team broke free and swerved near Upsharrow, scattering the procession.
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Brownson
Academy
Senator Hale
Boyer
Santee Wharf
Naval Academy carriage horses run away injuring Moody
The Naval Academy reception at Annapolis ends with Secretary Moody badly bruised after the horses attached to his carriage bolt for the river. Senator Hale escapes injury. Moody plans to attend tomorrow if doctors permit. Hale reports he is uninjured. A Washington carriage mishap also follows Moody’s departure, with one horse breaking a tongue but no runaway. Both Moody and Hale are expected to return to Washington tomorrow.
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Naval Academy
White House
Secretary Moody
Senator Hale
Annapolis
Moody
Hale
Navy Department
Gale
Secre Moody
Senator Hele
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