George N Swallow Emerges As Boston Mayor Hopeful
The Hon George N Swallow emerges as the leading Republican candidate for Mayor of Boston amid strong backing from friends and top party leaders. He plans a $150000 plus push to secure the mayoralty, aims to pacify the current administration and win Isaac P Hutchinson over. Swallow has conducted extensive canvassing since May, with frequent strategic conferences in the Tremont building. Hutchinson shifts to Swallow support and signals readiness to back the candidate, as party unity forms ahead of the city committee vote.
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Isaac P. Hutchinson
Tremont
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Hutchinson
Collins
Mr. Swallow
Boston Labor Leader resigns over subway referendum
Richard W. Garrity, president of the Boston Central Labor Union and state representative from Ward 17, resigns citing opposition to a referendum attached to a Washington Street subway bill. He argues the bill protects wage workers yet objects to the referendum and alleges capitalist influence on labor lawmakers.
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House of Representatives
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Washington Street
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United States
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Slander Trial Over Anonymous Letters At Winthrop Hotel
Grace Effier sues Robert Vickery and Joseph Middleby Jr. for 25000 each alleging they harmed her reputation with anonymous letters read at Cottage Park Hotel last summer. Defense claims the letters did not prove she wrote them and were spread during handwriting tests and gossip.
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Joseph Middleby, Jr
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Boston
Berry
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Efffer
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Miss Merrill
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Malden
State Street
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Middleby
Miss Effier
Cleary
District Court
Man Falls From Elevated Line Slated to Death at Wife’s Side
David D. Sheehan, 60, a streetcar company worker, slipped from a Dewey square elevated structure near South station while greeting his wife at 8 PM. He broke his neck on granite pavement, dying instantly as Mrs. Sheehan watched in tears at Station 4. The couple, longtime residents of 71 Carver Street, had no children and frequently spent evenings together at the site.
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David D. Sheehan
Dewey Square
Sheehan
Street Car Company
South Station
Carver Street
Constitution wrecked after dismast and rigging collapse
In a strong breeze at Newport on June 4 the yacht Constitution suffered a starboard spreader break that led to dismast and rigging failure. The mainmast collapsed while sails and rigging swept overboard, leaving only a stump mast and a tangled deck. The vessel may not race again for two weeks.
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Newport
Constitution
MIT to Erect Modern Laboratory of Applied Electricity
MIT announces immediate construction of an advanced laboratory of applied electricity costing 275000 dollars with full equipment. President Pritchett also notes alumni have completed a 100000 dollar subscription for the Walker memorial building to house a gymnasium and department activities.
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Pritchett
Walker Memorial
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Local forecast shows fair weather midweek
Washington June 4 forecast for Wednesday and Thursday calls for fair weather with light westerly winds and southerly winds sweeping New England.
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New England
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