Major Crowley Resigns From Democratic State Committee
Major Robert J. Crowley of Lowell resigns from the Democratic State committee, following Charles S. Hamlin. He offers no reason and urges readers to “Make your own guess.” Crowley was a central figure in the earlier clash between Colonel Gaston and party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Crowley
Lowell
Gaston
Democratic State Committee
Charless. Hamlin
Crowley
Flaherty
Major Crowley
Mr. Hamlin
Mf. Hamlin
Arthur Lyman
Democratic Executive Committee
John T. Burnett
Colonel Pope
Lyman
Cohasset
Post
Colonel Pope Reticent on Governor Nomination
Colonel Albert A. Pope of Pope Manufacturing declines to discuss a potential Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Democratic leaders negotiate sentiment while noting Pope’s possible appeal to labor and pro reciprocity voters, with Governor Douglas reportedly consulted and favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Pope
The
Pope Manufacturing Company
Post
Colonel Pope
Henry Skeffington
Douglas
William Lloyd Garrison
Watertown Plans Summer Women Bathing Hours
Watertown Health Board announces the public bathhouse off California street will open three afternoons a week this summer for women bathers. Officials expect many women to use the facility on the designated days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
California Street
Health Board
Society Scene Reports Wedding Plans and Geographically Wide Tours
Miltons society notes show Miss Elizabeth W. Tuckerman and William M. Elkins to wed at Ascension Memorial Church with a New York Philadelphia Newport Boston guest list. Eleanor Lyman Gray and Henry D. Tudor plan a Trinity Church ceremony followed by Beacon Street breakfast. The piece also tracks Higginson Sargent bridal decor, Bar Harbor visits, and summer plans of the Hamlin and Moore families, plus Bishop Lawrence and Alexander Agassiz hospitality.
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Roger Wolcott
Cornelia Wolcott
Milton
Ipswich
Elizabeth W. Tuckerman
William M. Elkins
George W. Elkins
Philadelphia
Ascension Memorial Church
New York
Newport
Boston
Rosamond Street
Higginson-Sargent
Christine Biddle
Lily Potter
Mary Perkins
John A. Tuckerman
Bay State Road
Harvard
Eleanor Lyman Gray
Henry D. Tudor
Puritan Club
Trinity Church
Gray
Beacon Street
Miss Gray
Miss Stockton
John V.L. Pruyn
Albany
Charles Sumner Hamlin
Raleigh Street
Yellowstone
Hamlins
Mattapoisett
Hamlin
Bishop Lawence
Albemarle
Bishop
Lawrence
Cambridge
Commonwealth Avenue
Bar Harbor
Blanche Shimmin
Belmont
Swift
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Coolidges
Manchester
T. J. Coolidge
Lucius M. Sargent
Frederick R. Sears, Jr
Alexander Agassiz
George R. Agassiz
Mabel Simpkins
City Hall Row Not Over Yet
The brawl between Alderman Frank J. Linehan and Councilman Florence H. Fitzgerald sparked by Ward 13 faction support remains unresolved. Witnesses sought. Councilman Callahan reported a jaw injury and may drop the affair. Leaders seek hush effort while City Hall braces for next meeting with police on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Linehan
Florence H. Fitzgerald
Charles Callahan
Getridge
Callahan
Machine
Ward 13
Linehan
Fitzgerald
Office of the Post
East Boston Hospital
East Boston
J. J. McNamara
Alderman Linehan
Leary
Republicans Find Naturalization Slow
Vernon V. Skinner, an energetic Republican in charge of the party naturalization bureau at 32 Hawley Street, says naturalization is coming slowly and explains the pace when questioned by a Post reporter yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon V. Skinner
Post
Skinner
Naturalization Bureau
Republican Party
Hawley Street
Daly Letter Advocates Public Ownership Of Utilities
Mayor Daly of Cambridge writes to J Henry Russell of Cambridge Electric Light Company arguing that public service firms may become public plants and predicting city ownership of the subway era. The exchange follows Russell’s claim that Boston Elevated Railway should reimburse the utility for moved poles and wires during subway construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Electric Light Company
Daly
Cambridge
J. Henry Russell
Russell
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Electric Light Company
Quiet wedding unites Whitefield and Byrnes in Brookline
A week ago on June 2, Jo A. Whitefield, 29, Washington merchant, and Mary Byrnes, 24, Brookline governess, wed quietly at a friend’s home in Brookline with Rev. Thomas A. Quinlan officiating. They plan to reside in Washington at 1004 Lamar Place.
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Brookline
Seph A. Whitefield
Washington, D. C
Mary Byrnes
Whitefield
Miss Byrnes
Washington
Capitol City
Walnut Street
Thomas A. Quinlan
Chelsea
Defence opens at Plymouth trial of Carpenito Del Grosso
The Plymouth session covers the Feb 8 killing of Brockton Reserve Police Officer Thomas C. Malloy. Antonio Carpenito testifies he and James Del Grosso loaded stolen wire near the New Haven tracks, fled when Malloy approached, and that he fired while escaping after a fall.
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Plymouth
Antonio Carpenito
James del Grosso
East Boston
Thomas C. Malloy
Brockton
Carpenito
del Grosso
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Malloy
Fred B. Howard
Joseph A. Lamgoni
Boston
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Nour
Ion Leaven
Tuotth
E Eader
Kathe Mayor
Cyrvll
Relief Hospital
Maj. Crowley
Tom Lawson
Alfred Henry Lewis
Ofztoday
T & CO
Street
Parker
Col. Pope
Gaston and
Burnett Cenfer
Pope
Labor
Pitts-Kmra
Nvalel
Washington St
Next Park Theatre
Swinnngiin CG
Vmen’s Suits
Madras
NEGL
Mece
Babbitt
Hebron
Bermuda
Brighton
al Light Company
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