Ward 11 caucus reform debated in Boston's political scene
A long assembly of Boston figures debates changing caucus rules to adopt secret Australian ballot principles, open voting hours, nomination papers, and ward committee roles. Speakers differ on feasibility, enforcement, and impact on party integrity, with Ward 11 cited as a successful model and others urging caution before statewide adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Boston
Ward 11
Perhanps
Philadelphia
Indiana
Ihe
Rae
Paty
Democratic Party
Charles W. Kltot
Harvard University
George G. Crocker
Polis
Edwin L. Sprague
Ohn
Jonathan A. Lane
Boston Merchants’ Association
Wold
William R. Richards
FE. L. Aprague
Harvey N. Collison
Yake
Asto
James A. Murphy
Lis
Wooi
Asman
Harrison
Cleveland
IT. W. Higginson
Cambridge
Citizens
Linus R. Pearson
The
Board of Registrars
Charlestown
Charles FE. Clark
Urial H. Crocker
Mr. Sprague
Mr. Crocker
Francis A. Osborn
Hy. O. Shepard
kEx
William Gaston
Lelloc
A. A. Ranney
Philip J Doherty
Othrs
Ira C. Hersey
Arthur Lord
Henry W. Swift
John E. Fitzgerald
James M. Olmstead
New York State
Curtis Guild, Jr
Henry W. Putnam
Leopold Morse
Boston Stationers Association meets at American House
Edwin W. Gay presides over annual Boston Stationers Association dinner. Twenty eight members dine and elect officers led by President Edwin W. Gay, with Edward E. Clark and Samuel Ward as vice presidents. The list includes treasurer I. J. Pope and secretary Delesdernier. Also noted are officers for the KK. C. G. F. of Lynn and a First Brigade Signal Corps gathering at Crawford House. Numerous hotel arrivals and names of attendees across several hotels are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Gay
Boston Stationers’ Association
American House
Edward E. Clark
Samuel Ward
I. J. Pope
Delesdernier
Dean Hobbs
A. W. Robinson
Cy. A. Merrill
C. Whittemore
C. B. Buffum
Eerstlin
J.C. Bridgeman
Francis Doane
C. ‘Kk
Crawford House
J. H. Lathrop
A. Fk. Rrench Clothing Company
Young's
Vendome
F. 1. Hussey
Hingham
J. S. Walker
Philadelphia
John W. Anclissecless
New York
Brunswick
McVic
Mich
Edwin Mckwain
Springfeld
C. W. Smith
Peter Gray
Hendeionta
W. Richardson
H. A. Chapin
Springfield
G.T. Hathaway
Fall River
Tremont
L. L. Chadwick
Cleveland
A. E. Miller
W. L. Ames
Wife
St. Paul
Minn
T. Pakenham
New Yorks
J. Perkins
Brooklyn
N. L
W.S. B. Mathews
Chicago
LA. Elston
Dayton
OCR Milliken
Portland
Arthur Arrington
Raleigh
N. Y
George H. Adams
E. Patterson
L. A. Lane
Concord
HH ‘Thorndike
George E. Nye
Oliver
Newport
Theodos Kc Watener
Providence
R. 1
N.S. Lovell
Adams
George R. Fearing
Saul S. Brown
Daniel Pierson
Wilmington
Del
L. Barker
Hartford
N.yorke
L. Wright
F. H. Williams
Foxboro
H. Stewart
George Howarth
Bngorgl Mattapoisett
K. J. Brown
Portseat Me
A.L Stilson
Yorks
Steven
Seisburyport
J. G. Lacey
Conn
W. Howell
J. H
Ronston
Norwich
Conun
D. C
Hatch Littleton
N.H
James&. Dilton
Laconia
George H. Emery
de Bowers
Montpellier
W. E. Puck
B. H. Lewis
W. C. Wood
Crawford
H W. Morton
William N. McArthur
Limington
de Poole
Pittrollo
Nee
Cadie
Westfield
Li. M. Foster
Gardner
Clark
Martin Stark
A. Gould
James L. Harrison
Davis
D. W Stratton
George K. Cochran
Hudson
Practical Uses of Electricity Discussed by Boot and Shoe Club
A Boot and Shoe Club dinner featured talks on practical electricity uses led by Elihu Thomson and colleagues from Thomson Houston Edison and Institute of Technology. Speakers covered high and low tension wiring, underground cables, electric lighting, telephony, precision heating for metalworking, and electric rail transport with notes on safety and future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boot and Shoe Club
Elihu Thomson
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Chales R. Cross
The
Institute of Technology
FS. Hastings
Edison Electric Company
New York
H. M. Whitney
West End Railroad Company
Eugene Griffin
Thomson- Houston Company
John J. Henry
William C. Lawnkin
H. E. Boynton
Edison
Fos. Hasii
Edison Electric Company of New
Thomas Edison
Charles R. Cross
Elian Thomson
Faraday
Henry M. Whitney
West End
Eugene Coffin
Thomson-Houston
Somerville City Council Elects Water Board and Library Trustees
In joint session Somerville council members elected five Water Board members Adna C Winning Walter C Mentzer Frank G Lombard Samuel W Holt and Frank A Titus after many ballots. Thomas H Eames of Waltham won the superintendent of streets seat over three rivals Franklin Williams the incumbent. James E Ball James E Whitaker and William E Weld became three year Public Library trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Jasteventue
Somerville Mystic Water Board
Public Library
Water Board
Adna C. Winning
Walter C. Mentzer
Frank G. Lombard
Samuel W. Holt
Frank A. Titus
Irving L. Russell
John P. Pritchard
Frank U. Williams
Thomas H. Eames
Waltham
Williams
James E. Biall
James E. Whitaker
William E. Weld
Roxbury Club Hosts Ladies Night Reception in Clubhouse
A brilliant Roxbury Club reception last evening drew a large dressy crowd to the clubhouse. Guests, many with escorts, wandered through bright rooms lit by many flowers, with dancing and a late supper around 10 o’clock. The event was organized by the house committee led by Mr Saxton and Mr Jackson, with many members listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Germania Orchestra
House Weeittee
Fred Saxton
George W. Jackson
Elwin A. Curtis
Winston Nickerson
Fred M. Smith
George Adams
John Backup
Joel Z. Bacon
William M. Bates
John K. Berry
Lewis J. Bird
Charles M. Blake
G. A. Brobeck
J. D. Buckingham
M. W. Berlen
Ariel
William McCarthy
William A. MckKenney
Francis J. McLancnin
Joan de Merrill
Robert —.G. Molineux
George H. Monroe
Edward G. Morse
M. D
John D. Merton
Thomas F. Mitchell
James E. Nason
Robert C. Nichols
John H. Norton
Thomas L. O'Brien
Charles H. Paine
Thomas Parker
John L. Pearsall
Charles A. Plumer
John F. Palsey
William Gardner Reed
Edward I. Richards
Horace T. Rockwell
D. W Starratt
Otis M. Shaw
James Mosmith
Z. V. N. Stultz
George 8. Jarbell
W. M. Ehayer
Harlan P. Whitcomb
William G. Whitney
W. Whitcom
Sherman & Co Move to Larger Quarters in Commercial Street
L. W. Sherman and Co, wholesale commission merchants in fruit and produce, large receivers of Florida oranges and lemons Georgia peaches and other fruits, have moved to new commodious quarters at 74 and 76 Commercial Street. Their trade extends beyond New England to throughout the country and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Sherman & Co
Commercial Street
Florida
Georgia
Messrs. Sherman & Co
New England
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Stationers’ Association
Somerville City Council
Roxbury Club
Financia
Juan Jeffries & Sons
Levonshire Street
Wall Street
Tevenson & CO
50 News Street
Finasciar
Western Farm Mortsage Trust Company
Picat Wortgases
Prust Company
Prustees
Beso Scere SS
RIAT
Devonshire Street
Boston Sate Deposits and Trust Co
Cash
Canital and
Surrang
Kansas Investment
Devonshire St
Cor. Water
Bsonton
Hs EL Bala
Pres
C Morrell
Rant Algu
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Wal
Fohasmels
Plposi Os
Investment CO
Bargo
North Dakota
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctionlers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Bales
State St
Valencia
Besis
Fruit Landing
Pier 2
South Boston
North Side Central Wharf
Pier
Prince
Edward Island
A. F. Russell & CO
Produce Commission Merchants, Mercanti
Washington St
Afddwa
L. H. Bonelli
Samuel Hatch & Co
Congress St
Feston
Batterymarch Street
Oliver Street
Mortgagela
Walter F. Wilkins
Gideon Y
Brown
Sunfolk
Center Street
Boston Highlands
Sommons Estate
Ut. J. Moses
Suffolk
Sud Center Street
Walter FF. Wilkins
Gideon P., Brown
William R, Dippee
Saac Oort
Weston Lewis
Assiznees
Gideon P. Brown
Brooks & Nichots
Water Street
Richards
EPPS
Ipps
Red Service Gazette
Jaxmies Epps & CO
Idommopathic Chemisty
Tonden
England