Fall Campaign to Be a Record Breaker in Boston Politics
A crowded fall ballot looms with six major contests in Massachusetts politics. Governor Guild faces tariff splits within his party as Moran and rivals jockey for District Attorney. Seavey fights Fitzgerald for Suffolk sheriff. mayoral race heats with possible opposition to Fitzgerald. street commissioner and two school board seats also headline the slate.
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Suffolk County
Boston
Guild
Draper
Roosevelt
Lodge
Moran
Henry M. Whitney
William L. Douglas
John R. Thayer
Michael J. Sughrue
Joseph A. Dennison
James E. Kelley
Fred H. Seavey
Fitzgerald
Seavey
M. J. McEttrick
Board of Strategy
George A. Hibbard
Sedge and
Crane
Salem D. Charles
Street Commission
James M. Curley
Charles M. Draper
Thomas J. Kenny
William S. Kenny
Corey Steel Trust Head Rejected by Actress Mabelle Gilman
New York reports say William Ellis Corey head of United States Steel Corporation has been rejected by actress Mabelle Gilman. Rumors claim he will retire June 1 and that A C Dinkey could succeed him, though Corey denies the tale. The affair with Gilman reportedly influenced his return from France.
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New York
William Ellis Corey
Mabelle Gilman
United States Steel Corporation
Wall Street
A. C. Dinkey
Carnegie Company
Corey
William ‘Ellis Corey
The
Steel Trust
Boston Opposes Sale of Steamship Lines in Mellen Meeting
Boston leaders urge New Haven to retain control of Sound Steamship lines amid talks of a Morse acquisition. Mayor Fitzgerald and merchants press for no sale, while C S Mellen signals opposition and vows to bring objections to directors.
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C. S. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Mellen
South Station
Fitzgerald
Merchants of Bos
Sound
C. W. Morse
Melsen
Boston
Morse
New Haven Road
A.* Shuman
Boston Merchants’ Association
Jerome Jones
Shuman
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
South
Boston’ Associated Board of Trade
Marmot
John, F. Crocker
Boston Chamber of ‘Commerce
Steamship Lines
Eastern Steamship Company Lines
Mr. Mellen
Mr. Morse
Post
Penn R R Strike Averted After Conference
Philadelphia March 6 The differences between the Pennsylvania Railroad and its trainmen were settled at a conference between General Manager Atterbury and the trainmen grievance committee Concessions were made by both sides and the strike was avoided.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atterbury
Mrs Cogswell Dies After Brief Illness in Cambridge
Mrs. Sarah P. Cogswell wife of Edward J. Cogswell of Cambridge died at home 61 Kirkland Street yesterday after a very short illness.
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Sarah P. Cogswell
Edward Jt. Cogswell
Cambridge
Kirkland Street
Girl lauded for halting burglary by phone
Malden March 6 Miss Mary Hunter an 18 year old girl who warned police during a store break in opposite her home Sunday morning aided in the arrest of a gang of burglars. She later received letters from a gang member and from Boston urging her not to squeal. Police report all gang members in custody: William E McBride Anthony J Earl Frank I Budd Jere Sullivan and Kid Murphy.
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Malden
Mary Hunter
Lawrence
F. R. Friedrick
Boston
William E. McBride
McLaughlin
Thomas Dunn
Anthony J. Earl
Greenwood Street
Dorchester
Inspector Burr
Bowdoin Square
Frank I’. Budd
Jere Sullivan
Kid Murphy
Haverhill
Bywaters Case May End Today
In Culpeper Virginia the murder trial of James and Philip Strother rests after Captain Micajah Woods delivered a five hour State’s case closing. Jurors, fatigued by a long session, will reconvene tomorrow morning for the verdict in the William F. Bywaters homicide.
Labor notes outline union actions on bucket shops and wages
Boston unions adopted a resolution backing abolition of bucket shops and supporting the anti bucket shop bill before the Legislature. The Boston Seamen's Union bill was endorsed, and the Boston Electrical Workers' Union backed it. Meetings covered include Book and Job Branch of Typographical Union 13, wage scale talks for Boston Stablemen's Union 407, and hardwood finishers debate on amalgamation. Retail Clerks' Union 796 admitted its first woman applicant.
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Boston Central
Thomas M. Nolan
Typographical Union 13
Eliot Street
Boston
Boston Stablemen’s Union 407
Hardwood
Union 109
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Retail Clerks’ Union 796
Danger of neglecting a cold emphasized by home remedy
This notice warns that neglecting an ordinary cold can lead to pneumonia and other lung diseases. It promotes a home remedy using Virgin Oil of Pine Pure, glycerine, and whiskey with dosing instructions and cautions buyers to use pure ingredients and avoid imitations.
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Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Breach of promise case reveals love letters against Mooney
Dorothy Brembridge testifies in a $10,000 breach of promise suit against railroad worker Martin Mooney. Letters claimed affectionate pledges and jokes about overalls and jumper as he faced the court with emotional detail. A separate report notes O'Brien’s fall and a fractured hip requiring hospital care.
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Dorothy F. Brembridge
Somerville
Martin F. Mooney
Superior Court
Mooney
French nuns fined for defying dispersal order in Nantes
A police court judge fined 27 Ursuline nuns three dollars and twenty cents each and the mother superior a similar amount for refusing to quit their convent under a law dispersing religious communities. The nuns argued the grounds and buildings belonged to their order. demonstrations greeted them after the hearing.
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Nantes
France
Teddy bear benefit stages Piper and bears at Boston Theatre
Teddy bears invited to attend performances of The Pied Piper of Hamelin and Ten Teddy Bears at the Boston Theatre for Morgan Memorial benefit on March 9 16 and March 14 at 3 30 pm. Courtenay Guild and Wendell Endicott among cast with about 400 children in The Piper. Prizes for largest smallest best dressed bears and seats to performances awarded to young writers including George Batchelder Jr John Nolan Jr and John Moran.
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Hamelin
Boston Theatre
Morgan Memorial
Courtenay Guild
Wendell Endicott
George H. Young
Dedham
George Batchelder, Jr
Medford
John Nolan, Jr
Cambridge
John Moran
Harvard
Charlestown
Sailor Patrick O'Brien Walked Hours Before Diagnosis
Patrick O'Brien, a sailor, traveled about town with a friend for hours yesterday before he realized he had a serious hip injury. He and his companion had just left their ship when the incident occurred.
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O’brien
Patrick O’brien
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Miss Gilman
Mr. Corey
Edgar Atchison Ely
Mr. Shuman
President Mellen
AVERT
Penna. R. R
Sarah A. Cogswell
Scott
Cluett
S. Anargyros
Fifth Avenue
LABOR
Jon
Pemberton Square
Teddy Bears
TeaNg Py
Minard
Geo. T. Keller, Jr
East
175Th St
New York City
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