Dorchester Cadetship Named at West Point
Frank J. Riley of Dorchester and residence 22 Auckland Street has been named for the United States Military Academy cadetship by Congressman Joseph F. OConnell for the tenth Massachusetts district. Alternates are William Joseph Nolan of Quincy and John Joseph Reilly of Roxbury.
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Frank J. Riley
William Riley
Auckland Street
Dorchester
United States Military Academy
West Point
Joseph F. O'Connell
Massachusetts
William Joseph Nolan
Lindenplace
Quincy
John Joseph Reilly
Tustis Street
Roxbury
South
Boston
Gibson
Edward Everett
Dorchester High School
Portsmouth
Fore River Ship & Engine Company
Adams Academy
Brooklyn High School
Quincy Hi School
Ohn
Joseph Reilly
Mortimer L. Cronin
Meeting House Hill
Dearborn Grammar School
Roxbury Latin School
Enterprise
Boston Press Club
Refusal to Pay Cab Fare Fined Two Cents Each
Walter McKay Jones who billed himself Porto Rico coffee merchant and Rhodes Lockwood Boston capitalist were fined one cent each in West Side Court for refusing to pay a cab fare. Jones changed a $10 bill to obtain two cents. The cabman Charles Smith said they tried to escape after a ride in Tenderloin but the pair denied knowing him.
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New York
Walter McKay Jones
Porto Rico
Rhodes Lockwood
Boston
West Side Court
Jones
Charles Smith
Mrs Barrows Dies In North Attleboro At 79
Mrs Henry F Barrows widow of Henry F Barrows a North Attleboro jewelry pioneer died at age 79 She was believed the town s wealthiest woman and her husband built the H F Barrows Company amassing a fortune estimated at three years ago.
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North Attleboro
Henry F. Barrows
H. F. Barrows
Proclamation on Oklahoma Admittance as 46th State
President Roosevelt will issue on Saturday the proclamation admitting Oklahoma to the Union. Oklahoma becomes the 46th state in the American Commonwealth.
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Washington
Oklahoma
States of the Union
Roosevelt
American Commonwealth
Pastor Attacks Mayor Fitzgerald in Boston Sermon
The Rev. Herbert S. Johnson of Warren Avenue Baptist Church condemned Mayor Fitzgerald in a sermon on Some Lessons from the Election. He urged clergy to unite for cleaner politics and predicted Fitzgerald’s defeat, noting laborers hissed Fitzgerald on returns night and praising Moran supporters.
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Herbert S. Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Fitzgerald
Johnson
City Hall
Boston
Hibbard
John B. Moran
John F. Fitzgerald
OToole and Newton Clash at Boston Rally
At a South Boston rally in Congress Hall Ward 13 Thomas J Collins delegation drew a heated clash between presiding officer Lawrence OToole and rival candidate William L Newton. J J McNamara intervened to prevent further disturbance as Newton accused on bucket shop and shoe machinery votes.
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Thomas J. Collins
Congress Hall
Ward 13
South
Boston
Lawrence O'Toole
William L. Newton
Mr. Collins
J. J. McNamara
Mr. O’toole
Mr. Newton
Smith Falls After Streetcar Collision in South Boston
John Smith, 29, of 80 Baxter Street, South Boston, fell from a moving streetcar opposite 817 Highth Street around 6:50 PM yesterday when the vehicle rounded a sharp curve. He was found unconscious with a cut over the right eye and head bruises, treated at Carney Hospital, and later returned home.
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Smith
South Boston
John Smith
Highth Street
Carney Hospital
Baxter Street
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Ad
Advertisement touts laxative bromide quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day. Drug gists refund money if it fails. Signature KE Grove appears on each box, price 25 cents.
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KE. W. Grove
School Board Candidate Duff Voices Views in Interview
Julia E. Duff, candidate for the School Board, tells a Post reporter she has not heard from Mayor Fitzgerald about the contest and does not know her running mate. She says Dr. William J. Gallivan is not seeking a seat, James Jackson Storrow funds a lobbyist for Boston schools, and that the school committee is appointed by the board with 80 outside appointees.
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Julia E. Duff
Post
Fitzgerald
Frank Donahus
Thomas J. Kenny
William J. Gallivan
James Jackson Storrow
State House
Boston Public Schools
David A. Hills
Duff Calls Boston School Board Appointed and Corrupt
Julia E. Duff accuses Boston School Board members James J. Storrow Thomas J. Kenny and William S. Kenney of running a secret, appointed body. She claims a lobbyist is paid at the State House and that alienists place normal children in feeble minded classes. Duff argues merit bias against Boston girls and wasteful spending on campaign materials.
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Thomas J. Kenny
Julia E. Duff
Charlestown
Post
James J. Storrow
William S. Kenney
James Jackson Storrow
Thomas A Kenny
Boston
Boston School Board
Kenneys
State House
Boston Public Schools
Normal School
Mayor Declines Meeting Hearst in New York Visit
Mayor Fitzgerald did not go to New York to see Mr Hearst as Sunday papers claimed. He stayed home yesterday. He will speak before the Sphinx Club at the Waldorf Astoria next Tuesday on advertising US industries abroad. He started the Boston advertising proposal and saw no reason to meet Hearst now.
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Fitzgerald
New York
Hearst
Sphinx Club
Waldorf Astoria
United States
Boston
Mauretania Maiden North Atlantic Flight Sets Record Hope
New York reports the maiden voyage of the Cunard liner Mauretania, sister to Lusitania, slated for Saturday. Builders expect the turbiner will eventually break all speed records for transatlantic crossings.
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New York
Cunard
Hale and Hearty in 100th Year Miss Mary Jackman of Roxbury
In her 100th year Miss Mary Martha Jackman of 49 Fenwood Road Roxbury recalls old era manners. She recalls veils for women in youth and criticizes Harvard boys for drinking and pranks. She left Presbyterian roots for Catholic faith before age fourteen baptized by Bishop Cheverus.
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Hale and
Hearty
Mary Jackman
Roxbury
Mary Martha Jackman
Fenwood Road
Miss Jackman
Harvard
Cheverus
Man Mortally Wounds Self on Beverly Street
An unknown man believed to be Giuseppe Anzalone died after shooting himself in a Beverly Street passageway. A watchman alerted police, an ambulance arrived as the victim gasped, and he died later at the Relief Hospital.
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Beverly Street
Giuseppi Anzalone
American Glue Company
Gus Murphy
Relief Hospital
Kept Promise To End Life In New York Studio
Julie Wyman a Philadelphia music teacher and former concert singer killed herself in her daughter Caro Wyman’s studio by turning on gas after telephoning a friend that she would take her life. Philip Dean found a key in Caro Wyman’s mailbox and located the body. coroner said she had been dead about 12 hours.
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New York
Julie Wyman
Philadelphia
Philip&. Dean
Lexington Avenue
Caro Wyman
Auto crashes into wall at Wellesley garage
A car owned by A. L. Albee of East Douglas broke loose in J. F. Whitney's garage. Pushed by a misthrown lever it struck another car then smashed into the front wall creating a large hole.
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A. L. Albee
East Douglas
J. F. Whitney
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