Ex Mayor Hart Leads Key Ward Caucus Fight
The Republican nomination papers for mayoralty delegates and ward committee were opened with record filings and strong Hart support. In Dorchester and Ward 10 19 contests loom, while Gediman’s ward group tussles over alderman tickets and caucus times spark party bitterness.
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Hart
Sanford
Guild
Hutchinson
Bates
East
Boston
Charlestown
West End
South End
Back Bay
Dorchester
Common Council
Alderman Berwin
Joseph Spektorsky
Gediman-Bradman
Curtis G. Metzler
Lkely
City Committee
Gediman
Ward 8
Swallow
Ward 5
A long list of Aldermanic and Common Council candidates
The article lists numerous aspirants by district and ward for Aldermanic and Common Council seats. It names individuals across districts one through twenty four plus wards, detailing candidate names for each division. The compilation reflects municipal election contenders and their respective localities.
Public gymnasium opens in South Boston amid vows of civic unity
The Commonwealth Gymnasium on Commonwealth Park in South Boston opened with a 2100-strong audience as Mayor Quincy, ex-Councilman Norris, Bath Commissioner Lane, Department Commander Gilman, and Father Patterson praised free access, fitness for youth, and citywide expansion plans for public gymnasia.
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Quincy
Norris
John E. Gilman
Father Patterson
South Boston
Boston Municipal Band
St. Vincent's Church
Lane
Bath Commission
Michael W. Norris
St. Vincent's Parish
Boston
Jeremiah Casey
East Boston
Father Corcoran
Lewis
Father McNulty
Church of the Holy Rosary
St. Vincent’s Church
Ward 13
Thomas J. Lane
Board of Charities
New South Boston
South
America
Harry W. Whall
Jeremiah McCarthy
Fred Mahoney
John Bowler
Michael Leydon
George Donohue
Joseph Norton
P. J. O'Toole
Robert Cox
New England Cars Push Horseless Transport Policies Across Cities
Officials led by George von L Meyer push park access for motor carriages in Boston and New York with hours limited to late night and early morning. Warren T. Currier prototypes a two seated gasoline carriage. steam and gas vehicles demonstrate speed and endurance while manufacturers rename firms and expand steam and motor production. New hotel service experiments and cross city races highlight the growing horseless carriage movement.
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New York
Central Park
Boston
George von L Meyer
New England Electric Transportation Company
Warren T. Currier
Tremont Street
Ine
St. Louis
Marsh
Whitman
W. T. Marsh
Everett
Cameron
Brockton
Keating Wheel Company
Middletown
Conn
Keating Wheel «& Automobile Company
Graham Equipment Company of
Graham Equipment Motor Company
Toledo
Itine & Killiam
Inmany
Chicago
Milwaukee
Close Scores Mark Evening Candle Pin Tourney Outcomes
The City Bowling League candle pin event featured tight scores with Webster and Broadway, and Central against Murray Irwin, both hotly contested. Carruth led with 1327 as Hanover Street teammates posted high totals while Coleman 280 led Boylston, Potter and Ferguson close behind.
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Broadway
Central
Murray & Irwin
Somerville
Roxbury
Jameson
Carruth
Hanover Street
Coleman
Boylston
Potter
Donnelly
Centrals
St. James
Meyers
Boyl
Ston Jefferson
Carruth McCarthy
Jameson Alloys
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Jefferson
Lston T'ti
Bowler
Young
McGee
Doleman
Sheafe
St. James Alleys
James Bowler
McAllen
Arene
Murphy
Barr
Young Tear
Himeon
Seer
Leahy
Mt Sangre Etre
Driacoli
CEN Vale
Pon Melly
Powler
T’t. Peete
Finnegan
Ellis
Potter Binns
Slosson Tops Schaefer In Madison Square Garden Match
In New York on November 1 Slosson defeated Schaefer 900 to 767 in a professional billiards match at Madison Square Garden. Slosson led by 38 caroms after a 300 to 262 lead in the Chicago phase and finished with a 148 point margin. Slosson posted an average just over 4.5 for 900 while Schaefer averaged a bit under 4.0 with runs of 41 and 39 in tonight’s play.
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Slosson
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
Schaefer
Chicago
Wilson's
Hanover St
Bowling Rivals Clash As Coffey Leads Dooley Daffey Duel
In candle match at Sudbury alley the Daffey and Dooley clubs renewed their rivalry before a crowd. Coffey starred with three straight strikes opening the second game and Burns led individuals with 129 in that bout and 217 overall. Daffey won the first two games. Dooley failed to sweep the third. Next Wednesday the teams meet again to decide supremacy.
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Daffey
Dooley
Sudbury Alley
Dooleys
Coffey
Burns
Daffey Club
Powers
Vais
Cceeeseeeres
Cccesenacessees
Ives
Dooley Club
Bowler
T'd. Hall
Penns Final Practice Before Harvard Game
Pennsylvani a completed its final Franklin Field practice then moved to Atlantic City for light workouts and secrecy. The varsity dominated scrimmage with five touchdowns and two field goals while preparing trick plays. Back Davidson is ruled ineligible for Saturdays contest.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Harvard
Atlantic City
N. J
Scru
Woodruff
Varsity
Davidson
Dorchester Athletic Club to Open New Quarters
The Dorchester Athletic Club plans spacious quarters with pool and billiard tables bowl ing alleys and gymnastic apparatus. The next meeting is Wednesday evening in the old Town Hall Dorchester. Samuel D. Parker of the Norfolk Hunt Club announced drag hounds meeting for November and Aon Appleton of the Myopia Hunt Club also announced. F F Neary of Charlestown, famed on the cinder path, seeks to race any man in the world with backing from 100 to 1000 dollars.
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Dorchester Athletic Club
Dorchester
Old Town Hall
Samuel D. Parker
Norfolk Hunt Club
Aon Appleton
Myopia Hunt Ub. F
F. Neary
Neary
Charlestown
Golf Handicap Tournament Opens at Country Club
The Country Club hosts its opening handicap golf tournament this afternoon. It will use medal play format and run for four days, with restrictions keeping handicaps to 18.
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James A. Cochran
William H. Oakes
Curtis G. Metzier
George W. Green
Edwin D. Leonard
Fred F. Gleason
R. W. Gloag
James W H. Myrick
George H. Moore
Charles J. Page
William Metger
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Frederick A. Moulton
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P. L. Garland
Charles A. Blethen
James Harvey
George P. Porter
William Scampton
Leon BE. Baldwin
Martin B. Cook
Manuel P. Davis
Lester M. Slocum
Charles Herbert Dearborn
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E.F. Sweeney
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Victor Brusendorf
G. A. Howard
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Abraham B. Seeley
Charles C. Laughton
John C. Gordon
William E. Anderson
Harry Gordon
Edward J. Brennan
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Edward M. Newman
Frank E. Richards
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H. F. Patterson
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J. J. Gil-leapie
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Morris Frankel
William H. Godfrey
Nelson J. Southwick
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Milton G. Barnes
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Curtis W. Scriven
Alfred R. Mitchell
Wilbur C. Ward
Isaac L. Verveer
Charles H. Barker
Thomas W. Pritchard
John J. McAlduff
Frank J. Grimer
Lyman C. Fisher
Albert F. Norris
Gustaf A. Danielson
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George R. Miller
George O. Wood
Oliver F. Davenport
John A. Silver
George L. McCrillis
Donald J. Ferguson
William M. Curtis
Clarence W. Starratt
Fred A. Emery
William P. Kenbbes
John J. McCarthy
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George W. Lorey
Frederick A. Wood
Harry W. Rogers
William A. Nitz
William Dallow, Jr
William G. Roerner
Frederick W. Whiteley
William I. Mock
James S. Price
Abraham T. Weinz
Theodore Lenz
Walter KE. Henderson
George F. Stewart
J. Henrymith
Frank B. Gilcrease
Eben S. Hoffman
Edward C. Blackmer
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Samuel H. Mildram
Herbert W. Burr
Albert S. Smith
Frank H. Howe
Horace A. Jordan
Elmer E. Chain
George B. Harris
Walter 8. Gordon
William C. Pope
Hammond B. Hazlewood
William K. Case
Edward M. Richardson
Ezra N. Holland
George McKee
Charles F. Hill
Walter C. Abbott
Louis Monto
Clarence W. Sanderson
Harvey W. Walker
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