Secretary Carlisle denies Frye claim on gold parity scandal
Secretary Carlisle notes Frye's Massachusetts speech misstates his actions on the Sherman amendment to the sundry civil bill. He confirms only that he urged adoption when under Senate finance review and denies coordinating a panic or gold exports. Carlisle says he did not issue or publish discrediting interviews.
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Washington
Carlisle
Senator Frye
Massachusetts
Senate
Sherman
United States
Bland
Frye
Phineas Pierce
Boston
Senator Sherman
Senate Committee On Finance
St. Third
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Everett Democrats Fill Hall for First Rally
George F. Foster presided as S. K. Hamilton pledged to defeat A P A backed Barrett plans. Hamilton denouncedBoss Barrett and recounted a political purge involving Lodge Hayes and Barrett after a district fight. He predicted Barrett's election next Tuesday amid shifting seventh district sentiments.
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Everett
Everett Hall
George F. Foster
S. K. Hamilton
Congress
State House
House
Senate
Barrett
Hayes
Lodge
Boss Barrett
Boss Lodge
Framingham Accepts Boston Sewage Plan and Approves Funds
In a special meeting on November 2 Framingham voted to accept Boston’s sewage disposal proposition and appropriated 13 681 50 to construct a filtration bed and reservoir with work to begin immediately. Boston will pay 25 000 due on sewerage construction and 6 000 to share half the under drain and filtration bed costs. The town also approved buying four horses for fire and street departments.
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Boston
Framingham
Griffin to Lead Plans for Malden YMCA Building
Tristram Griffin selected to prepare plans and supervise the erection of a new YMCA building in Malden at an estimated cost of about $60,000.
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Malden
Tristram Griffin
Governor Greenhalge Speaks at Ward 20 Republican Rally
A Ward 20 rally at Winthrop Hall Upham's Corner featured Colonel J P Jordan as host and Arthur L Spring of Ward 10 delivering remarks. Governor Greenhalge praised party loyalty, urged support for the endorsed nominee, and warned against irregular nominations while urging patience and judgment in selecting the district’s standard bearer.
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Ward 20
Winthrop Hall
Upham’s Corner
J. P. Jordan
Arthur L. Spring
Ward 10
Greenhalge
Republican Party
Tenth
Burke
Massachusetts
Gospel of Peace
McEttrick
McNary
Commonwealth
McEttrick Moran Rally Attacks McNary in Quincy
A West Quincy rally supported McEttrick for Congress with speakers including Michael J. McEttrick George E. McNeil A A Carleton Lewis Dowd Dennis F Brennan John W Scott and John B Moran Moran attacked McNarys finances and labor record noting Mayor Matthews critique of Water Commission finances He accused Hayes of bigotry and condemned caucus control by the political machine.
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Quincy
West Quincy
McEttrick
Congress
Michael J. McEttrick
George E. McNeil
A. A. Carleton
Lewis Dowd
Dennis F. Brennan
John W. Scott
John B. Moran
Moran
McNary
Tenth Congressional District
Matthews
Boston
Water Commission
Water Department
Washington
James H. Hayes
Vno
Fitzgerald Campaign Rallyes Stir Boston Voters Strongly
Senator John F. Fitzgerald led four large rallies in Boston wards 3 6 7 and 8 to back his candidacy and the Democratic ticket with George Fred Williams and Thomas J. Gargan. The events featured attacks on Jesse M. Gove and a push for A P A unity while urging turnout and praising labor as campaigns claim apathy rebutted.
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John F. Fitzgerald
George Fred Williams
Thomas J. Gargan
Fitzgerald
Joseph J. Corbett
John E. Russell
Boston
Jesse M. Gove
Gove
Greenhalge
Ward 8
Ward 7
Gilbride
Daniel. McLaughlin
Ward T
Ward 6
J. Gargan
Thomas McCullough
John A. MccLaughlin
Joseph P. Lomasney
Edward J. Flynn
James E. Hayes
Michael B. Gilbride
Thomas A. Mullen
O’brien
Common Council
Daniel D. Rourke
James K. Creed
Frank McGuinness
Charles O. Engstrom
Six Hundred Attend Democratic Rally at Brookline Town Hall
A Brookline Town Hall crowd of about six hundred heard Moorfield Storey and other speakers including Charles Warren William J. Burke and Charlies A Duncklee. Storey urged tariff reform and an honest government while condemning Republicans and Democratic leaders who he said opposed the people’s wishes.
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Brookline
Moorfield Storey
Charles Warren
William J. Burke
Charlies A. Duncklee
Sherman L. Whipple
Mr. Storey
Brice
Hill
Gorman
Benedict Arnold
Clover Club Fourth Annual Gathering at Bethesda Halls
Around three hundred couples attended the Clover Club fourth annual event at Bethesda Halls with a grand march led by J. J. Connolly and Mollie Moriarty. Flor Director J. J. Curran and Josephine G. Dacey led the procession, aided by assistants D. A. Gilmore J. F. Harrigan and others as the hall wore bunting and Stars and Stripes overhead.
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Bethesda
Clover Club
J. J. Connolly
Mollie Moriarty
Flor
J. J. Curran
Josephine G. Dacey
Thomas M. Geary
Julia A. Remmes
D. A. Shea
Myra Clancy
Boston
D. A. Gilmore
J. F. Harrigan
J. J. Griffin
C. J. Donovan
J. A. Mc Donnell
M. J. O’brien
D. J. McCarthy
J. F
Fourth Clover Club event features lush decor and guests
A formal gathering showcased tropical plants and a glittering banner reading Clover Club Welcome to Our Fourth. Attendees included James Creed Joseph Norton James Gallivan Hon William McNary Representative William McMorrow Thomas Flood George Galvin Bernard Kernan John Browne Edward Hopkins John Brown M F Curran John Slyne Daniel Moynihan Jr James Waters Michael Melody and numerous ladies.
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Clover Club
James F. Creed
Joseph J. Norton
James A. Gallivan
William 8. McNary
William H. McMorrow
Thomas W. Flood
George Galvin
Bernard Kernan
John J. Browne
Edward Hopkins
John Brown
M. F. Curran
John J. Slyne
Daniel J. Moynihan, Jr
James A. Waters
Michael Melody
Celia Hemsworth
Belle McNulty
Sadie McNulty
Annie Donegan
Annie Hawthorne
Bernice Crane
Maggie A. Quirk
Kate O’brien
Nellie Quirk
Lizzie Martin
Nellie McHugh
Fannie O'Neil
Florence Lord
Catharine Dowling
Alice Blewell
Mamie Brit
West End Wins Cambridge Legal Case Over Garden Street Route
Judge Baker rules in favor of the West End Street Railway Company in a suit brought by BE H Abbott May E Howe and other Garden street Concord residents against the West End road. The ruling follows permissions granted by Cambridge officials and upheld by railroad commissioners to build an electric line along Garden street and Concord avenue toward Huron street as an alternative to abandoning Brattle street. Abutting residents have 30 days to appeal or seek a full bench review, and a meeting is planned in the coming days.
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