Foss signals no desire to help or hinder Democratic governor run
Congressman elect Foss says he will not shelve or doom any Democratic gubernatorial candidate this fall. In Republican circles Draper and Frothingham may exit the field, while Harmon and Foss are proposed for the next presidential ticket. The Foss victory stirs cross party speculation on the governor nomination and party harmony. Foss notes he will not seek re election and hints Judge Har may be favored as a fallback.
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Trothingham
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Jim Vahey
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Congressman-elect Foss Receives Victory Flowers on Arrival
The article notes the district voting and calls Foss a Congressman-elect arriving at his Oliver Street office after noon to a desk piled with congratulatory flowers. Mayor Fitzgerald urged support for a strong Democratic ticket, mentioning Governor Harmon of Ohio and the new Massachusetts congressman.
Suffrage Bill For Debate Today In House
The House will debate the woman suffrage bill today on reconsideration of the vote that accepted the committee on constitutional amendments adverse report and thereby rejected the bill.
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Committee On
Daniel Rowe Sentenced for Arson in Tenement Case
New York March 23. Daniel Rowe 28 was convicted of arson in the first degree for twice setting fire to tenement houses where a married woman repulsed his advances. He received a penitentiary term of 10 years and 1 month to 20 years and 1 month.
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New York
Daniel Rowe
Evicted Family Forces Sleep Outdoors in Malden Field
Albert Long his wife and six children were driven from their home and spent two nights in an open Malden field with improvised shelter. The children ages range from 2 to 18 as furniture provides minimal wind protection. At 9 o'clock last night officials took a child home.
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Malden
Albert Long
Misfortunes of Malden Family Prompt Aid and Eviction
The Long family from Malden faced eviction after rent nonpayment. Constable Atwood and two assistants forced them to move from 2 Malden Street, taking furniture to an open lot. Neighbors and overseers previously helped but the family vanished before afternoon aid could arrive. Five children died in the past three years. Long has been ill, hindering work. Over the poor overseers will try to locate and assist the family.
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Daniel Denehy
Pearl Street
Malden
Long
Atwood
Malden Street Court
Daniel S. Page
Organize Hub Pressmen Form Special Committee in Boston
A two percent organizing committee was appointed by Boston Printing Pressmen's Union 67 to work with the 1910 wage scale committee and J. Frank O'Hare to organize nonunion printing pressmen. The union seeks raises to the existing 1910 scale of 16.50 for job pressmen and 21 for cylinder pressmen and will set a local offset press scale. Officers nominated for April 27 include James J. Regan, D. J. Sullivan, B. J. Connolley, J. Frank O'Hare, John A. Mullen, with an executive board led by George Owens and others. a social hour followed the session with Duncan as toastmaster.
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J. Frank O'Hare
James J. Regan
D. J. Sullivan
B. J. Connolley
Frank O'Hare
John A. Mullen
George Owens
George. R. Duncan
Benjamin Harrison
H. B. Barry
D. J. O'Callahan
P. J. Sheehan
E. J. Gammon
E. Banner
T. W. McKay
Max Philips
Cc. W. Clayton
George R. Duncan
Collier to wed actress Pauline Marr in June
New York reports Willie Collier the actor will marry Pauline Marr early in June. Marr has been part of Collier's Lucky Star company at the Hudson Theatre and has risen from chorus to a featured role, with Collier guiding her stage training.
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New York
Willie Collier
Pauline Marr
Miss Marr
Collier
Lucky Star” Company
Hudson Theatre
Mr. Collier
Carnegie Snowbound on Mt Wilson Summit
Andrew Carnegie was snowbound for six hours on the Mt Wilson summit. Four inches of snow covered the peak and heavy slides blocked the steep trail making travel impossible.
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Los Angeles
Andrew Carnegie
Mt. Wilson
Revere Fire Heads Ousted by Selectmen
Revere March 23. The Board of Selectmen suspended the town fire engineers tonight. Details were not released though it is believed two recent engineer appointments sparked the action. Hearing offered to the five engineers: John Fitzgerald, Arthur Folsom, Alfred Hall, Thomas Willis, Frank Pray.
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Revere
Board of Selectmen
Board of Fire Engineers
Board of Engineers
John Fitzgerald
Arthur Folsom
Alfred Hall
Thomas Willis
Frank Pray
Fence removed at Devonshire Street station in Boston
The iron fence blocking access to the northbound tunnel at Devonshire Street station in East Boston was removed this morning. After over a year of citizen protests the Elevated Road officials hired workers who finished the removal in only a few minutes.
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East Boston
Devonshire Street
Boston
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