Boston Typographical Union 13 elects leaders and delegates
Boston Typographical Union No 13 held its annual election by chapels with heavy turnout. President McMahon and Secretary Davis were re elected by handsome majorities. Delegates Thomas and Flanagan from the news branch and Brophy and Usher from the book and job branch won seats. John J. Mullen became vice president Frank M Flanagan treasurer and George Betts sergeant at arms.
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Boston Typographical Union No. 13
McMahon
Davis
Messrs
Thomas and Flanagan
News Branch
Brophy
Usher
John J. Mullen
Frank M. Flanagan
Georges. Betts
Boston College Class of 1904 Prom Enthralls Alumni
A stylish junior prom in Copley Hall hosted by Boston College class of 1904 drew many alumni and fashionable attendees. Greene's Orchestra provided music while Leon A Dore oversaw floor duties and a team of matrons assisted.
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Copley Hall
Boston College
Greene
Leon A. Dore
Charles J. Leddy
James J. Brennan
Stephen J. Murdock
Philip F. Kennedey
William T. Miller
John J. Cummings
John P. Dore
John J. Martin
Governor Office Holds Key in Debt Limit Fight
Representative Frank J. Linehan visited the Governor to discuss the Northern avenue bill. The House struck a clause requiring City Council and Mayor acceptance before it takes effect. Linehan aims to prompt a veto by pressing the debt limit borrowing issue and seeks governor support or amendment.
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Frank J. Linehan
House
Northern Avenue
Boston
Dorchester Street
Hyde Park Avenue
Senate
Linehan
Investigation Deliberations Begin in Foster-Raymond Case
The Foster Raymond inquiry moves to committee deliberations on a verdict after a request for more evidence drew no response. Raymond, absent with a letter denouncing the committee and dismissing his attorneys, vows to ignore the panel unless summoned. No charges against Senate or House members were pursued.
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Foster-Raymond
Raymond
Senate
George J. Raymond
G. J. Raymond
Boston
John B. Moran
House
Delegates Elected for National Letter Carriers Convention
Branch 34 of the National Association of Letter Carriers chose delegates for the 14th annual convention to be held in Syracuse New York. The elected include Jeremiah D. Holland William J Weagan John J Howard John J Murphy Peter J Hutchinson John H Brennan Thomas J Garrity William H Nagle John F Cass Jeremiah J Donohue Daniel F Desmond David L White James F Hunt and Francis J Golden.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
Syracuse
W. C
Jeremiah D. Holland
William J. Weagan
John J. Howard
John J. Murphy
Peter J. Hutchinson
John J. Farrén
John H. Brennan
Thomas J. Garrity
William H. Nagle
John F. Cass
Jeremiah J. Donohue
Daniel F. Desmond
David L. White
James F. Hunt
Francis J. Golden
Third annual May party of Ladies Auxili ary No 33 A H held in Historic Hall
Nearly 600 attended the Ladies Auxiliary third annual May party at Historic Hall Deacon Building with 200 couples in the grand march led by Mrs John Scully and partner. Guests included Mrs Mary A Cavanagh Norfolk County Treasurer Mary McNeally and auxiliary presidents from several divisions.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Deacon Building
John Scully
Cassie Packenham
John Mackian
Ladies’ Auxiliaries
Mary A. Cavanagh
Suffolk
Mary McNeally
Mary Cronin
W. McClellan
Nellie Goodman
Margaret Dunning
Lizzie Cronin
John Dolan
H. G. Scully
Patrick T. Bruen
Brighton
Hibernian
Patrick J. Mullin
Patrick Harvey
Mary Lynch
Ladies’ Auxiliary No. 7
D. Scannell
James I. Dever
Sisters of Auxiliary
Melrose Centenarian Joanna Rowe Dies at 100
Melrose is mourning Joanna Rowe the oldest resident of the city and likely Middlesex County aged about 101. She celebrated her hundredth birthday last October 3 and died this morning at her Ellsworth avenue home of old age.
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Melrose
Joanna Rowe
Johnny Quigley Testimonial at Potter and Howe Halls
The original newsboy tenor Johnny Quigley will be honored with a testimonial this evening at Potter and Howe Halls 177 Huntington avenue. The program features high class vaudeville and dancing after the show until 2 a m.
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Johnny Quigley
Newsboy
Potter and Howe Halls
Huntington Avenue
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Green
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Cleveland
Lea & Perrins
Courtenay & Co
Burnett
Elgin Creamery
Great Atlantic
Pace Teace
Court St
Sudbury St
Tremont St
Eliot St
Meridian St
East
Broadway
Chelsea
Market St
Lynn
N. B
J. Medina
Tremont Street
Rand Avery CO
Rand-Avery Company
Allied Printing Trades Council
Weeks
Brandeis
Higgins
Typographical Union 18
McDonald
P. H. O'Hara
Pressmen
Charles Cooney
Franklin Association
Boston Typographical Union
Houghton & Dutton
King Arthur
Eaen
W. B
P. N
Royal Worcester
Jorn Alden
Priscilla
Paris Point
Sc. Owing
Norfolk
Marcus Ward & Co
Dusters
Turkey
I . Ea
Palmer
Lady Gray Jockey Club
California
G. Bonbon & Co
Warner Bros
Sylvia
Batiste
Hamburg
Albion
Harvard Mills
Secuch
Eac
Sliks
Oakley
West End
W. H. Brown & Bros
ITC
Hibernians
Neponset Court
Hibernian Hall
Matthew Cummings
Federation of Catholi Societies
Cornelius M. Duggan
Patrick O'Brien
Thomas Flanagan
Melrose Centenarian
Gardner, Mass
Central Oil and Gas Stove Co
Washington Street
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