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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1906

Page

9

Bigger Boston urged by J. J. McCarthy at banquet

Boston officials and bar association guests heard J. J. McCarthy push for a bigger busier port and city growth. Mayor Fitzgerald echoed prior criticisms of tax dodgers and the New Haven road directorate while noting Beacon Street taxes. The event at Young's featured remarks on the Hotel Touraine and Winthrop School.

Mayor Fitzgerald Port J. J. McCarthy Boston Druggists’ Association Young Boston

Surveyor McCarthy backs repeal of screen law in Boston

The Hon. J. J. McCarthy, port surveyor, urges repeal of the screen law and opposes changes to the Police Commission. He argues the law inflates showy liquor establishments, harms minors, and burdens druggists, while praising law enforcement and the city’s financial growth and urging joint political responsibility in supporting Boston interests.

J. J. McCarthy Boston United States

Bigger Boston and the metropolitan future policy shift

A Boston political argument discusses liquor license control under a single board, annexation prospects, taxation implications, and the push for a larger city. It argues licenses generate substantial revenue, criticizes non residents as tax dodgers, and references a 1896 Metropolitan District Commission report while urging a “Bigger, Busier and Better Boston” theme.

Boston Brookline Nahant Belmont Milton Winchester Swampscott

Mayor Reins in Health Board Over Milk Inspectors

Disturbance with the Board of Health grows after Mayor Fitzgerald criticized enforcement of rules. Chairman Samuel Durgin reports suspensions due to neglect of duty, as Chief Inspector Jordan cited alleged collusion between a sample collector and a milk dealer. The Mayor pressed for strict duty and unbiased milk inspections with no discussion yesterday.

Board of Health Fitzgerald Samuel Durgin William H. Murphy Jordan Murphy Durgin City Hall

Politicians Impatient Over City Appointments Delayed

Mayor Fitzgerald maintains silence on city appointments awaiting a new Democratic city committee president and Board of Aldermen chair. Two high paying posts loom, superintendent of streets and water commissioner, as Donovan and Sullivan resigned. Logue and Jackson are temporarily named amid debate on street department reorganization and civil service exemptions. Alderman Whelton seeks amendments to the ordinances.

Fitzgerald Democratic City Committee James Donovan Eugene N. Sullivan Charles Logue Jackson Board of Aldermen Civil Service Whelton

Spooner Defends Moroccan Conference and Santo Domingo Policy

In Washington on January 23, Mr Spooner spent over three hours explaining and defending the administration's Moroccan conference at Algeciras and Santo Domingo. The speech targeted Bacon and Tillman with interruptions from Tillman. Lodge announced a forthcoming address. Boston Lodge 264 machinists opened new headquarters at 995 Washington Street occupying the first floor.

Tashington Spooner Senate Algeciras Spain Santo Domingo Bacon Tillman Mr. Spooner Mr. Tillman Lodge Boston Lodge 264 of Machinists Washington Street

Henry F Coe Dead at Home in Jamaica Plain

Henry F. Coe aged 70 once a respected citizen and alderman, later an embezzler and Charlestown State Prison convict, died at his Brewer street home. He was pardoned by Governor Bates on Navy 23, 1904 after serving over two years of a four to five year term for diverting 120000 from Bowker Fertilizer Co, where he was treasurer, claiming funds were used on personal notes to promote a hosiery business in Newton.

Henry F. Coe Charlestown Brewer Street Jamaica Plain Bates Navy Bowker Fertilizer Company Ile Newton

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