Simple Life for Lomasney Simple Life for Lomasney
An earnest profile sketches Martin Lomasney the Ward 8 figure choosing a back to nature stance. He jokes about farming, pinks, and campaign plans while referencing local politics and city hall, hinting at a shift toward production and farmer imagery in his campaign.
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Lfe
Martin Lamasney
Ward 8
Brother Joe
Martin
Board of Strategy
Dan Whelton
City Hall
Lomasney Plans Rural Visit and Phonograph Porch Showing
In a Concord scene, Lomasney speaks of farm life and hay making with wit about Whittier and Millet. The talk turns to rhubarb, lambs, late sessions, and a back porch phonograph event for the boys. He hints at inspecting gypsy moths and promises a B and M pass for visitors.
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John Greenleaf Whittier
Ikers
Martin
Brother Lorasney
Lomasney
Concord
Fitzgerald
Fitz
Minutemen
Resignation Talks Center on Somerville School Chief
The Somerville schools chief Gor don A. Southworth faces ongoing pressure to resign. A petition urged the School Board to ask him to stay and another to plead with him personally to remain. Supporters call him a remarkable administrator with a perfected workload system.
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Somerville School Board
Gordon A. Southworth
Somerville
Southworth
Charles ‘J. C. Whitcomb
Chandler
Bathhouse on Cabot Street Demands Public Opening
Ward 15 residents petition Mayor Collins and the Board of Aldermen to open the Cabot street bathhouse at once. A mass meeting will be held July 6 at 7 30 PM in the Roxbury Municipal Courtroom with invited senators and district aldermen.
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Ward 15
Cabot Street
Patrick A. Collins
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Edward E. M’grath
Roxbury
Vacation Sale Cuts For Boys Suits Lead Summer Clearance
Summer markdowns target boys and juvenile suits sizes 8 to 16 years with discounts on two piece sets and long trouser suits. Morse-made Superior clothing was marked down from eight to eighteen dollars to amounts ranging from three to fifteen dollars.
Roxbury Woman Secretly Marries Harvard Law Student
Theresa V. Bernard of Roxbury and Pearl L. Norton a Harvard Law School student and Boston Elevated Railway claim agent wed secretly on June 7 after meeting during an accident involving Bernard’s employer E. C. Peck of United States Graphite Company. The ceremony took place at St. Stephen's Catholic Church in the North End.
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Theresa V. Bernard
Roxbury
Pearl L. Norton
Harvard Law School
Fort Avenue
Boston Elevated Railway
Peck
Norton
Boston
Bernard
Locomotive Fireman Knocked From Cab In Back Bay
Joseph Kelly a Boston and Albany fireman living at 9 Gibson street Cambridge was struck by a post and knocked from the engine yesterday in Back Bay. He was unconscious when found and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with concussion and facial injuries. He is on the dangerous list.
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Joseph Kelly
Boston & Albany, Lving
Gibson Street
Cambridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Faithful War Horse Dan Mourned By Brigadier General Cook
Fall River on June 28 reports Brigadier General H C Cook U S A retired mourns the loss of his horse Dan a trusted companion through Indian campaigns and the horse that led the first regiment to the front in the Spanish war.
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Fall River
H. C. Cook
Dan
Cook
Probing Assets Of Comstock Involved Financier Affairs
Assignees examining Colonel Henry W. Comstock exposes assets and liabilities while he stays in Charles Street jail. They report mining stock valued at about 318000 dollars and a suburban real estate stake. the 300000 dollar face value stock is not yet verifiably good. Bowman, Comstock’s former clerk, estimates customer owed funds near 300000 dollars and notes surprise at the arrest.
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Henry W. Comstock
Charles Street
Bowman
Comstock
Hurts at Church Incident Prompt Medical Aid
Four individuals from Dorchester Norwood and Roxbury suffered injuries after accidents near Mission Church in Roxbury. Bridget Burns, 75, slipped on church steps and sustained a scalp wound and left wrist fracture. Sarah Dyer, 84, fell ill after services. Thomas A Donnelly, 52, bruised his right thigh after a fall while driving. Annie Carey, 16, fractured her ankle during play. All were taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Bridget Burns
Wrentham Street
Dorchester
Roxbury
Sarah Dyer
Concord Avenue
Norwood
Thomas A. Donnelly
Bromley Park
Hull Receives Two More Liquor Licenses
The State Census Bureau completes Hull enumeration with a summer population of 5420 enabling 10 liquor licenses, up from nine. nine applications have been filed and will be acted upon by the Selectmen Friday night.
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State Census Bureau
Hull
Wood’s Boston Visit Surprises His Mother
General Leonard Wood hurriedly traveled from San Francisco to Boston and surprised his mother Mrs. Caroline E. Wood who learned of the visit this morning from a reporter. She was unaware of any purpose behind the sudden trip.
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Wood
Boston
His
Buzzard’s Bay
Leonard Wood
San Francisco
Caroline E. Wood
Young Comes To Boston Without Baby Digby
Young and Marie Ward travel to Boston on the same train in different cars. Young does not take the baby Elma with him, and an abandonment charge is planned against Hopelung to keep the child as a witness. The baby stays with Mrs. Sabean at the poorhouse while the hearing continues.
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Digby, N
Elmer B&b
Young
Marie Ward
Boston
Elma
Addi
Hopelung
Houghton Resigns from Lynn Public Works Board
Captain George C. Houghton resigns from the Lynn Board of Public Works citing annoying conditions in its work. The resignation, submitted to Mayor Eastham and the City Council, follows years of disagreements between the mayor, the city government, and the board.
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Lynn
George C. Houghton
New England Shoe and Leather Exchange
Houghton
Eastham
Board of Public Works
Governess Sues Noted Editor Over Love Letters
Miss Berni Friedlander, a governess, sues A Hert Fromenson, editor of the Jewish Daily News, for 25000 alleging breach of promise. The suit claims letters tracing intense affection and conflicting emotions show the writer’s commitment, then reveal another woman entered the scene.
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New York
Lette
Berni
Friedlander
David W. Rockmore
A. Hert
Fromenson
Jewish Daily News
Child Falls from Window in Charlestown Tragedy
Eleven month old Joseph Ne fy dies after tumbling 40 feet from a second story window at 23 Beech Street Charlestown. Witnesses say he played near the window while his grandfather and father rushed to catch him as he fell. He died at 5 30 PM at Rel H Hospital.
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Joseph Ne
Beech Street
Charlestown
Rel H
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