District option bill loses in Boston area with mixed district results
Voters in Dorchester West Roxbury Brighton East Boston and South Boston favored the district option by a slim margin while wards and precincts across the city showed strong opposition in Back Bay and Ward 19. Organizers vow no license campaigns and rapid district organizing, notably in South Boston.
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Brighton
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Committee On Enforcement of Law
the Public Order Association of
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Planning Conway's council campaign in Charlestown
Friends of Councilman John J. Conway of Ward 8 visited his Charlestown home after a reception to plan caucus strategy. They pledged support for his nomination to a second term and offered to work to secure it.
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No Privileges for Yankees
From San Francisco November 5 a whaling ship captain reports trouble obtaining supplies in the Caroline islands ruled by a German governor. Foreign vessels are not welcomed. an effort to trade for water and firewood met with refusal, and the captain says he will report the matter to the American government after being warned not to return.
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Two Men Stabbed Adams In Saloon Quarrel
Four men were arrested after a fight outside a saloon left two Polish party members with knife wounds. George McAuley and Michael McMahon, proprietors of the saloon, tried to stop the clash and were injured. McAuley needed 16 stitches and McMahon 14 for wounds near the shoulder blade and eye respectively. Police took into custody John Dachworz Peter Markoe John Maruski and John Tecroni.
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Analysis of Boston Vote by Ward in Governor Race
The Boston Post plots Gaston versus Quincy and Bates versus Crane by ward, noting Dorchester as a Democratic stronghold with gains for Gaston and Bates, and detailing how wards 2 11 21 and others shifted. Tables show Gaston Quincy and Bates Crane tallies, with Dorchester ward trends and overall party swings across the city.
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Philippine famine relief fund taps 2 million dollars
Manila reports the Philippine commission has appropriated 2 million dollars to buy rice and charter ships to deliver supplies to the islands. Rice will be sold at not less than cost, including duty and transport, to help sufferers buy at one third to one half of current prices.
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Death by own action of Lynn man at Bowdoin Street
Eben R. Farrington, 50, formerly of Lynn, was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot at a lodging house on 31 Bowdoin Street. A revolver lay beside him and a note dated November 4 left all property to his wife at 172 Liberty Street, Lynn. Police were asked to notify the wife.
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Died After Voting in Massachusetts Election
Charles R. Cook of Hingham who voted for the 59th consecutive time in a Massachusetts state election went home after voting on Tuesday and died while resting on a couch. He was 80, a former Hingham constable for 25 years, a known south shore blacksmith, and leaves a widow. Death attributed to heart disease.
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Hingham
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South Shore
Hobson Lectures on English Labor Movement Debuted in Faneuil Hall
At Faneuil Hall last night under the Twentieth Century Club the planned lecture by U S labor commissioner Carroll D Wright did not occur. John Hobson delivered the lecture instead on the wage question and the labor movement in England.
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Faneuil Hall
Carroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
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John Hobson
England
Theatrical Mechanics of Boston Aids Sick Benefit Fund
The Theatrical Mechanics of Boston will host a Park Theatre concert Sunday to kick off a short series for their sick and death benefit fund. The fund distributes about $5000 yearly, aiding direct beneficiaries and others connected with the profession, funded by popular ticket prices. Arranger Curran has organized a lineup of volunteer entertainers to follow later in the week.
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Park Theatre
Curran
Theater Opens Season With Four-Act Play At Union Hall
The B. Y. M. & Union opened its season of entertainments last evening at Union Hall with Foster's four act American drama The Turn of the Tide. The hall was well filled by members and ladies. The Union Orchestra under Ira Nay Jr. gave a favorable performance.
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Union Hall
Foster Dramatic Company
Union Orchestra
Ira Nay, Jr
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