Candidates Chosen by the Public School Association
The Public School Association held its convention to nominate eight members for the school committee. Named are Miss Anna C. Barrows Ward 19 and Mrs. Mary E. Blake Ward 11 among others including Edmund Billings Ward 11 and Charles L. Burrill Ward 11. Biographical sketches detail Barrows’s Fryeburg roots and teaching career, Bolster’s Harvard-Law path, Blake’s Quincy schooling and authorship, Vogel’s MIT languages professorship, Burrill’s banking and community roles, Ernst’s Cincinnati birth and Jamaica Plain practice, Hayes’s Harvard training and Democratic ties, and Billings’s Wells Memorial Institute leadership.
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The
Public School Association
Folowing
Lst
Anna C. Barrows
Mary,e. Blake
Edmund Billings
Charles L. Burrill
Wilfred Bolster
Frank Vogel
Ifred S. Hayes
George A. O. Ernst
Democrats
Independent Women Voters
Republicans
Anna Parrows
Frye- Sure
George Barrows
Maine Senate
Maine
New Hflampshire
Boston Association of Fryebarademy
Bolster
Boston
Ouge S. A
Mary FE. Blake
John G. Blake
Beacon Street
Boston School Committee
Blake
Ireland
America
Quincy High School
Emerson
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Manhattanville
N. Y
Quincy
Church of the Immaculate Conception
M. KE
Boston Latin School
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Charles Lawrence Burrill
English High School Association
Appalachian Mountain Club
Mt. Vernon Street
Burrill
Cincinnati
Eliot High School
Jamaica Plain
West Roxbury High School
Suffolk County
United States Circuit Court
Ernst
Massachusetts
Robeson Street
Alfred 8. Hayes
University of Goettingen
Harvard Law School
Columbus Square
Isimund Billings
Brimmer
Wells Memorial Institute For
People’s Institute
Roxbury
Billings
Twentieth Century Club
Municipal League
Fessenden Street
Milford Seeks Rail Line Extension to Lincoln Square
Milford officials meet with Town Solicitor Taft and decide to petition the railroad commissioners to force Milford Attleboro and Woonsocket Street Railway to extend from South Main to Main to Franklin Street or arrange with M H F Company to run its tracks to Lincoln Square.
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Milford
Taft
Railroad Commissioners
Milford, Attleboro & Woonsocket Street Railway Company
South Main Street
Main Street
Franklin Street
M., H. & F. Company
Lincoln Square
Winter Excursion Book From Merchants and Miners Line
The Merchants and Miners Transportation Company prints a Winter Excursion booklet for the coming season. It guides travelers on routes and fares, with pictures of scenes on various lines. Mailed free from the company office to prospective travelers.
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the Merchants and Miners' Transportation Company
Municipal Campaign Heats Up for City Council Seats
The ward committees and city council races are in full swing with caucuses set for Tuesday and Wednesday. Predicting the Board of Aldermen will hold nine Democrats and four Republicans, the piece notes likely party holds and contests, including seats in Wards 17, 21, and 22, with key candidates such as M. M. Lomasney and J. S. Kelly prominent in the discussion.
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Common Council
Jamaica Plain
Gerry
Milton
Alderman Day
East
Boston
J. S. Kelly
M. M. Lomasney
Noris
Bowen
Philip O’brien
Charlestown
George Holden Tinkham
Adams and
Codman
Dore Gallivan Fight Lifts Battle for Street Commissioner Nomination
The Democratic race for street commissioner pits John P. Dore against Hon. James A. Gallivan. Despite strong backing from Lomasney and others, Dore faces defeat talk at the convention. A GOP cross-endorsement plan could mirror Innis’s partisan path if Dore loses. Berwin resists stepping aside, vowing to fight any brokered deal.
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John P. Dore
James A. Gallivan
Dore
Lomasney
Fitzgerald
Harry Nawn
Lee
George H. Innis
Berwin
Missing 16 year old Rose Budreau Flees Home After Scolding
Somerville police and family search for Rose L Budreau who ran from the Somerville home after a noon meal fight with her mother. At 5 ft 6 in and 140 pounds, she wore a black skirt, boy’s cap, plaid collar and tan shoes. The mother fears she may have harmed herself, asks help locating the girl from Midlsex Bleachery employee.
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Rose Budreau
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
Middlesex
Boston
Rosie
Rally for OToole at Tremont and Calvert corner Roxbury Ward 18
A rally for Frank J. OToole candidate for the Roxbury Board of Aldermen will be held this afternoon at Tremont and Calvert streets. Speakers include Charles J. Quirk William A. McDeavitt Jr Daniel J. Gallagher James F. Timilty J H Donovan and Mr OToole. The event opens at 2 30 PM and is presided by ex Representative P F Fallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. O'Toole
Board of Aldermen
Tremont and
Calvert Streets
Roxbury
Charles J. Quirk
Governor's Council
Wiliam A. McDeavitt, Jr
Daniel J. Gallagher
James F. Timilty
J. H. Donovan
Mr. O’loole
P. F. Fallon
Golden Wedding Celebration for Littlefield Couple in Chelsea
Yesterday marked the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Francis O. Littlefield of Chelsea. A reception at 151 Spencer Avenue followed a parlor decorated with plants as friends congratulated the couple. Six children survive with spouses and connections to Chelsea, Revere, and Maine, including sons John H. and Charles G. and daughters Sadie P. and Alice C. Norton.
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Francis O. Littlefield
Chelsea
Spencer Avenue
Boston Veteran Firemen’s Association
Littlefield
Famelia Clark
Noblesboro
Mr. Littlefield
William Rice
Sadie P
Dr. Haynes
Boston
Revere
Alice C
John F. Norton
John H
Carrie L. Jones
Scarboro
Braintree
Charles G
Florence Lawlor
Melrose Highlands
St Louis Arrives Late with Shipwrecked Crew
The American line steamer St. Louis reached its dock after storms delayed the voyage. Passengers included William Brown and Patrick Roche, rescued after drifting two days without water or provisions from the fishing schooner Marshall L Adams off Cape Cod. Also aboard were cyclists Tom Cooper and Floyd McFarland bound for Paris for the exposition.
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New York
American Line
St. Louis
William Brown
Patrick Roche
Marshall L. Adams
Boston
Cape Cod
Brown
Hartford Steamer Aground Towed To Dock In Hartford
The steam er Hartford of the Hartford and New York Transportation Company was driven aground on a shoal near Higganum while traveling up the Connecticut River. Passengers were ferried by small boats and later moved by railroad to Hartford after the vessel was towed to her dock in a slightly disabled condition.
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Hartford, Conn
Hartford
Hartford & New York Transportation Company
Higganum
Connecticut River
New Dental Flocihl Demonstration Offers Free Extractions
Dr Robins presents daily demonstrations of a new and marvelous flocihl esthetic by Dr Fried lander, a German specialist. No charge is made and those needing extractions are urged to take part. The ad promises 190 will be paid if pain occurs, claims painless extractions for heart-afflicted patients, and invites physicians and dentists to observe, with medicine applied to the gums.
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A. L. Bartges
Loganton
Dr. Greene
Dr. _ Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Robins
Friedlander
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Mary E. Blake
Lydia B. Hayes
Public School Association For the School Board
Lewis Grammar School
Roxbury Latin School
Ward 21
West End
Tom
Ward
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Teachers
Chickering
Ciharles L. Burill
Public School Association For the
George A. C. Ernst
A. 8. Hayes
Fallby
Lord Sheffield
Britain
Ian
Duke of Wellington
Earl of Montrose
Red Muller
Dobton Belgian Hari CO
Central Wharf
Caucuses
Innis
John B. Dore
Notman
Daly School
Daly Industrial School
Boston Theatre
William Ludwig
Howard McGoldrick
Music Room
Boston College
James Street
Cc. E. Davis & CO Pticians
Commer ST
Anse
Uptown
Park Square
Sed
Tremont Street
Brussels
Iof
New England
Hawiwil Furniture CO
Tach
Evon
Hawmu' Furniture CO
Mrs
F. O. Littlefield
DR. Robins
College OF Painless Dentistry
Washington 8&T
Larrabee
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