Caucus Reform Debated by Ward 11 Contenders
Delegates discuss reform aims including open caucuses secret ballots and Australian style voting. Speakers urge uniform hours nomination papers and ward city committee oversight while debating how to determine party affiliation and possible penalties for cross voting.
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Ward 11
Robinson
Cleveland
Thomas L Jenks
Alexander P. Browne
Iit
Botr
New York
Charles R. Codman
Phineas Pierce
George v. L. Meyer
Travor
Gods in Greece as Known by Recent Excavations lecture opened
Louis Dyer began a Huntington Hall course on The Gods in Greece as Known by Recent Excavations. The first lecture outlined Greek divinities in light of modern study, noting parallels to Christianity and Greece's contribution of love beauty and purity to modern faith. Apollo and Delphi's oracle, Dionysius, and early statues were discussed with Delphi excavation views.
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Huntington Hall
Louis Dyer
Greece
Dyer
Hellas
Christ
Israel Sea
Apollo
Olympus
Delphi
Dionysius
Funeral of Edmund Kimball Held at 72 Magnolia Street
Edmund Kimball, who died in California on Jan 17, was mourned yesterday at his home 72 Magnolia Street Dorchester. Rev Arthur Wricht officiated with a large gathering including St Omer Commandery Knights Templars St Matthew A Chapter and Gate of the Temple Lodge A F and A M members. The body arrived from Los Angeles under Coeur de Leon Commandery Knights Templars staff. Burial planned for Portland today.
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Edmund Kimball
California
Magnolia Street
Arthur Wricht
St. Ann’s Episcopal Church
Dorchester
St. Omer
Too Many Big Gunships He Says We Need Monitors for Harbor
Senator Chandler, member of the Senate naval committee, presents a minority report on the Hale bill opposing costly broadside armored ships. He urges prioritizing harbor defense vessels and cruisers, arguing heavy battleships are unnecessary, obsolete soon after completion, and would overburden the navy and nation with debt. The report warns coast defense and commercial shipping should be built up first to prevent European parity.
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Washington
Chandler
Senate Naval Committee
Senate
United States
Policy Board
Dolphin
Yorktown
Boston
Atlanta
Advisory Board
Navy Department
Maine
Texas
Monitor
Cheandler
Cuba
Europe
Senate debates on customs bill and Mississippi case prompt probes
The Senate discussed a House customs reform bill, ordered printed for finance committee review, and debated federal role in Mississippi voter rights amid a hostile comment on Aberdeen. Southern leaders urged unity to resist federal interference, warning of race-driven upheaval and economic disruption if Congress imposes broad protections or punishments.
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Walthall
Ingalls
Ele
Congress
Mississippi
Harrison
Douvelais
Bruce
Lynch
North
Napoleon
Mr. George
Senate
United States
Abie
Department of Justice
Chandler
Aberdeen
Indiana
Senate of the
New York
Hudson
West
Plains of
Dakota
Faunce
Kansas
Tiigser
Spooner
Lloar
Mgr. Wilson
Town
Charge
Beaver
Venus
South
Senate adjourns after debate on race and law
The debate centered on policing and protecting colored people, urging legal safeguards and restraint in racial politics. A plan to adjourn left the resolution to tomorrow, while a presidential message on China was referred to foreign relations. The Senate recessed after executive business.
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South
North
Mr. George
Secretary of State
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Bill Batch Pushes Public Works and Tariff Change
Washington Jan 27 lawmakers introduced many bills including public building funds for Fitchburg and Norwich, a pension measure for political killings, and a monument to Isabella of Spain. A tariff bill raised silk ribbon duty to 50 percent, with misdraft correction noted. Prison appropriation of 1.5 million passed with age separation clause. adjournment near 5:30 with no quorum on reconsideration.
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Washington
Wallace
Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Mass
Russell
Connecticut
Norwich
Conn
Kelley
Kansas
Burrows
Michigan
Isabella
Spain
McCreary
Kentucky
United States of America
Brazil
Republic of Brazil
United States of Brazil
Lehrbach
New Jersey
Committee On
Civil Service Reform
House
United States
Stone
Yeas
Rocky Mountains
Holman
Indiana
Union and Winchell settle price list for nine shoemakers
In Haverhill on January 27, the union and Winchell arrange a final price list ending disputes with Mr. Moulton recalled for arbitration. The deal makes Winchell a union shop, though eight other firms threaten forfeiture and possible court action over a $5000 penalty.
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E Haverhill
Winchell
Moulton
Combine
Moilton
Board of Arbitration
Og Bb Winchell & Co
James H. Winchell
Seitlea
Obituary notes longtime Lakeville leader Nathaniel Sampson
Nathaniel Sampson died at his son's residence in Lakeville after a paralytic stroke. He was ninety one years, eleven months, and nine days old and served as a town selectman before Lakeville separated from Middleboro. He helped secure the town’s division and was a highly esteemed citizen. The obituary also references Olivia C Williams, Captain Alexander Cuthbert, and General Lester 6b. Paulisner in varied context.
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Nathaniel Sampson
Lakeville
Isaac Sampson
Tie
Middleboro
Tle
Olivia C. Williams
Campella
Temperance
Waria
Indianapolis
Alexander Cuthbert
Pelle ‘Villa
Omi
Great Lakes
Cuthbert
Waite
Quinte Ail i
Lester
Paulisner
Canaserazu
Channing Club Discusses Best Methods to Aid Boston Poor
At Young's last evening the Channing Club heard several speakers outline practical charity strategies for Boston's poor. Rev Stopford Brooke urged more wholesome amusements and lodging for boys, while Richard Humphreys urged targeted aid and better use of funds. Others praised cooperative banks, personal outreach, and moral uplift alongside policy changes to improve housing and health.
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Charities of
Boston
Channing Club
Young
F. B. Thayer
Channing Glee Club
Stopford W. Brooke
North End
Paine
Richard C. Humphreys
Worcester
Chuir
Associated Charities
Robert Treat Paine
London
Board of Health
Edward E. Hale
Paris
Fifth annual Charitable Irish Society Hall in Boston
Music Hall welcomed about 2500 attendees for the fifth annual Charitable Irish Society event to raise funds for a new society hall. Governor Brackett and staff, Mayor Hart, and many city leaders attended. the event featured an ornate interior, calcium lighting, and an orchestra led by John J Mullaly.
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Charitable
Irish Society
Boston
Brackett
Hart
Michael Meehan
Owen A. Galvin
Thomas Macmahon
John Boyle O
John F. Fitzgerald
New Name for Clarendon Street Named by Hearing
Street commissioners held a hearing on a city council order to rename the Clarendon Street section from Old Colony to Beacon Street or from Columbus Avenue to Tremont Street. Councilman Dyar supported the move. S P Hibard opposed renaming near the Clarendon Street Church and proposed East and West designations. The hearing closed as a petition circulates on the Back Bay end for the new name.
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Clarendon Street
Old Colony
Beacon Street
Columbus Avenue
Tremont Street
Dyar
5. P. Hibbard
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Ile
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Robert T. Waine
Dr. E. &. Hale
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Samuel Hatch & CO
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Commissioner's Lane
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Delle Avenue
Roxbury
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North Market
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Richards & CO
S. R. Kwights & CO
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Saugus
Loston
Lyan
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Lynn
Abbott, Downing & Co
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Franklin Riding Park
Sayogus
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S.S
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Palermo Oranges
Messina
Palermo
Pier 2
Long Wharf
Valencia Oranges
Lake Winnipeg
Valencia
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Fruit and Produce Merchants
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L. H. Bonelli
SALE
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County of
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
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Aucton
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Boston Lost
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Register
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Minot, North Dakota
Spoca
the Eastern Banking CO
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Francis A. Osborn
Wal Hammett
Treaster Pro Tem
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Fargo North Dakota
Joan Jeffries & Sons
Wall Street
Stevenson & CO
DO Lew Street
Massachod
J Seyts
John A. Whituptemore
Doston
Charles W. Whittemore
Huston
Heston
Hoston Post
Douhn W. McKis
Esquire
Wallacred
IL Setts
Claftpolk
Daniel Draver
Said County
William P. Drater
Ada Augusta Deaper
Trustes
Boston Post
Witnes
Jonn W. McKim
Elanire
Massauh
Essex
Creditora
Eken Sutton
North Andover
Greeung
John H. Sutton
Eben Sutton
Seth M. Milliken
Salem
Rollin Fk. Uarmon
Jd. Y. Mahoney
MM Assachu
Probate Court
Charles 1. Traul
Joxrck
Carlotta T. Ge Bullet
Lola J. Bayley
Weston
Moston
Xom Monwea
Massachoj Setys
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Harrison CG Dirvand
Toston
Sand County
Bostonist
Bosto
Jon W. McKim
Gatulring i. Doumerty
William W. Doherty
Buston
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