Hibbard Attacks Mayor Nomination Motive
Postmaster George A. Hibbard, Republican mayoral candidate, declared last night he will stay in the race if nominated for mayor, framing his stance amid the contest and party considerations.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1907
Page
1
Refutes Rumors of Withdrawing in Boston Mayor Race
A Boston mayoral candidate denies withdrawal rumors aimed at defeating him in the Republican primaries. He cites committee support and states there will be no compromise candidate, asserting his nomination is secure for the upcoming primary and election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee of
Boston
City Hall
Postmaster General Denies Mayor Candidate Resignations
Reports circulated yesterday that Postmaster General Von L Meyer requested the resignation of Postmaster George A Hibbard a Republican mayoral candidate but Meyer denied the claim last night stating the report was false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von L. Meyer
George A. Hibbard
Meyer
Weston Resumes Western Journey in Rainy Night
Edward Payson Weston, the veteran pedestrian, resumes his Western journey at midnight. He plans to reach Palmyra tomorrow and then target 81 miles to Rochester despite heavy rain and muddy roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuss
N. Y
Edward Payson Weston
Palmyra
Rochester
Weather forecast for Boston and New England
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair and cooler conditions Monday and Tuesday with light to fresh west to northwest winds. Washington reports New England will be colder and generally fair with fresh southwest to west winds on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Thebaud Murder Suicide At Hillair Farm
John Bjorlin a Hillair Farm butler at Paul G Thebaud’s country home New York killed himself after wounding Paul G Jr the elder Thebaud’s son. The helpless elder man lay unconscious as the family woke to gunfire. The butler aged 35 had served the family for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
John Bjorlin
Butler
Hillair Farm
Paul G. Thebaud
New York Commission
Paul G., Jr
Young Thebaud
Death of Hannibal Yale Candy Seller Hannibal Silliman
New Haven reports the death of Hannibal Silliman also known as Hannibal a longtime Yale candy seller. He was 73 and well known among New Haven residents and Yale students for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
YALE
New Haven
Hannibal Silliman
New
Woman in Terror of Yegg Band at Somerville Home
A gang of professional burglars broke into the Sylvester residence at 34 Benton Road Somerville while the family was away. They ransacked rooms taking jewelry silverware and other valuables valued around 600 dollars, leaving behind only items of little value. A silver coffee pot a cream pitcher and other wedding gifts were stolen along with a leather traveling bag and fine jewelry and watches. The incident occurred during a two hour intrusion in an aristocratic Spring Hill area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
John P. Sylvester
Benton Road
Delia Tierney
Mary O’rourke
Rollin T. Lincoln
Miss Tierney
Tierney
Miss O'Rourke
O’rourke
Sylvester
Mr. Sylvester
Newton
Spring Hill
Summer Street
Highland Avenue
Larceny Charge In Charlestown Navy Yard Case
Leroy E. Williams a marine at the Charlestown navy yard has been arrested charged with larceny of a gold watch property of Timothy McCarthy of 21 Matthews street Chelsea. McCarthy reports being forced to leave his watch with two men who promised its return if he appeared in court next morning. investigation ties the incident to the navy yard cells and Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy E. Williams
Charlestown Navy Yard
Timothy McCarthy
Matthews Street
Chelsea
Williams
McCarthy
Charlestown Court
Webster
Gould and
Mullen
Charlestown
Station
Navy Yard
Water Street
Heart Open Lives Week Tragedy in Otisville Case
George Jones of Otisville died at Thrall Hospital after a stabbing attack left his chest exposed. Medical observers had expected him to die within 24 hours, yet he survived a full week before succumbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
N. Y
George Jones
Otisville
Thrall Hospital
Jones
Linehan Attacks Finance Commission in Boston Rallies
Senator Frank J. Linehan accused Finance Commission members and attorneys of corruption at two mon ster rallies in Ward 14 and Ward 15 drawing 1500 listeners. He claimed John F. Kennedy asked Atlas Construction's Frank S. Conroy for money to quiet him, which Kennedy denied saying Conroy pursued him. Kennedy vowed further action against Linehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linehan
John F. Moors
San Francisco
John A. Sullivan
Nathan Matthews
Michael Sughrue
Sullivan
Ward 13
Springfield
Boston
Frank
Gray’s Hall
Ward 14
Finance Commission
H. P. Eddy
Sughrue
Eddy
Worcester
Bosh Acain Fin
Atlas CO
Frank Conroy
Frank J. Linehan
Ward 15
Commission
John F. Kennedy
Frank S. Conroy
Atlas Construction Company
Kennedy
Senator Linehan
Milk Famine Coming Threatens Boston Milk Supply
General Charles W. Wood of Shrewsbury warned Worcester readers that Boston faces a milk famine with a shortage of 1000 cans expected tomorrow. He said contractors pressured producers with threats, but most refused contracts, while producers plan butter-making and an independent Boston milk company to retail milk once organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Charles W. Wood
Shrewsbury
Worcester County Milk Producers’ Association
Boston
Lawson
Governor Guild
Milk Shortage Hurts Worcester Producers in Boston Pact
Worcester county milk producers report a five year trend showing a 4.8 percent output cut for shipments to Boston while those sending to other markets rise 26 percent. They blame the contractor system and call for eliminating the middleman. A large producer notes Boston shipments were short by many cans per car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Worcester County
Boston
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