Democrats seek Taft ouster of Curtis over Curley vote
A Democratic State committee resolution yesterday urged President Taft to remove Edwin A. Curtis as Collector of the Port because of his role in securing Senator Curley’s vote for Senator Lodge. It also called to Governor Foss’s attention Curtis’s Metropolitan Park Commission membership.
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Martin P. F. Curley
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Foss
Curtis
Metropolitan Park Commission
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Daniel J. Toomey
Springfield
State Committee
Democrats Elect MacDonald To Lead Executive Committee
The Massachusetts party approved Curtis and Lodge related actions with a 30 19 vote. John F MacDonald was chosen unanimously as executive chair succeeding Frederick J Macleod amid a crowded meeting that elected Edward H OBrien as secretary and Charles F Riordan as treasurer.
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Frank C. Richardson
Essex
MacDonald
John F. Fitzgerald
Democratic Party
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Worcester
Edward H. O'Brien
Thomas J. Collins
Boston
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Cambridge
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Lynn
Humphrey O'Sullivan
Lowell
George Harlow
Plymouth
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Pittsfield
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Frederick C. Ferry
Richard A. Ballinger
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Massachusetts House of Representatives
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New York City
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Simmons College
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Williams College
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Phillie Y M C A Nears Half Million in Drive
Philadelphia January 26 with only one third of the time remaining the Young Men's Christian Association of this city raising money to reach one million in 15 days announced the fund has passed the half million dollar mark.
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Sunshine Dinner at Williams Alumni Banquet
Secretary Ballinger spoke at the Williams College alumni banquet at the American House calling the gathering a ray of sunshine. He said enemies in Boston may exist but would not embitter his temper as he defended his duties.
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Child Survives 25 Foot Fall Near Newton Home
George Hazel's two year old son fell from a second story window, hit a fence, rolled onto B and A tracks as an express train passed. He was unhurt aside from light bruises. The incident occurred as Walter Hazel, of 54 Chestnut street Newton, was at J. O. Smarts livery stable in West Newton.
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Walter Hazel
Chestnut Street
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Springfield
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J. O. Smart
West Newton
Fear Lost Girl Now on Liner
A vague clue emerged in the search for Dorothy Arnold missing since December 12 from her father's New York apartments. A young woman matching Arnold's description attempted to buy a man's suit from a waterfront pawn dealer and inquired about ships sailing to Europe from Hoboken, suggesting possible travel aboard a liner.
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Miss Arnold
Europe
Hoboken
Missing New York socialite Miss Arnold headed to Europe
Miss Arnold, 25, described as strikingly good looking and niece of late Supreme Court Justice Rufus Peckham, is shrouded in mystery. The family reports extensive searches in three cities including hospitals and morgues, with no trace found as wireless alerts announce she is aboard ships bound for Europe.
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New Spirit in Ireland Gaining Fast Says Gaelic League Envoy
The Rev. Michael O Flanagan, Gaelic League envoy from Ireland, arrived in Boston last evening. He was met by Fionan Mac Colum and locals who plan a reception at the Hollis Street Theatre next Sunday evening in his honor.
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Gaelic League
Michael O’flanagan
Boston
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Hollis Street Theatre
Gaelic League Aids Irish Life Revival Across Culture
Father O Flanagan notes the Gaelic League brightens life in Ireland by reviving cross roads dances and regional tunes. National dress and instruments return, with Feiseanna festivals showcasing colorful local attire and a revived arts and crafts tradition spanning centuries.
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Dillman refuses limb exhibit in damages case
Mrs Minnie Dillman wife of Frank K Dillman a druggist in East St Louis fainted after being asked to show her limb to the jury in a damages suit against the East St Louis Railway Co in Judge Millards court She declined saying the plan would embarrass her and afterward was revived and sent home She asked 2000 dollars as damages.
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Frank K. Dillman
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