Ellery Clark Leaps Through Political Hurdles to Candidacy
Ellery Clark a prominent Ward 9 figure pursued public service from the school board to a mayoral bid. Known as a settlement worker and neighbor, he lived among those he served, earning praise as genuine and committed. Clark married Victoria Maddalena and remained rooted in Ward 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellery Hl. Clark
Iis
Clark
James Donovan
Beacon Street
Mr. Clark
Emerald Street
Victoria Maddalena
Miss Maddalena
Ward 9
Ellery Clark
Dolan Praises Mayor Fitzgerald In Boston Letter
Arthur W. Dolan, former private secretary to the Boston mayor, writes that Fitzgerald has run the city well. Dolan praises debt, tax, and expenditure controls, notes reduced staff in key departments, and endorses the Finance Commission proposal as beneficial to the public and the Democratic party.
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Fitzgerald
Arthur W. Dolan
Boston
Mass
John N. Fitzgerald
Tam
City Hall
Massachusetts
Martin
Finance Commission
Democratic Party
Come
Tarthu RW Dolan
Mayor Fitzgerald’s role in school board contest described
The mayor declares he will not participate in the school board contest, signaling his stance between Mrs Duff and the Kennys. The election rivalry pits Duff supporters against the Public School Association, in which Fitzgerald was a key figure last year backing David A. Ellis who beat Mrs Duff in the city vote.
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Witzgerald
Duff
Kennys
Public School Association
Fitzgerald
David A. Ellis
Duff accuses Kenney of false statements over Ellis endorsement
Mrs. Julia Duff asserts Kenney apologized for endorsing Ellis after a telephone talk with her and cites his claim he was influenced by other board members. She accuses the present School Board of secrecy and favoritism, calling for a personnel change and public disclosure of actions behind closed doors.
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Julia Duff
Thomas J. Kenney
David A. Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Duff
Kenney
Broadway
South
Boston
Brooks
Donahue
James Jackson Storrow
State House
Sowpth Soston High School
Charlestown
West Roxbury
Roxbury
Dorchester High School
Boston Normal School
Hayfield
Storrow
Matthews Denies Linehan Slur on City Land Deal
Former Boston finance chief and ex mayor asserts no city land purchase from his father while detailing a 1891 Bristol Street site sale. Included is a Harvard letter from William M McInnes confirming the Folsoms owned the land and that Matthews’s father had no interest.
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Linehan
Matthews
Finance Commission
Fire Department
Bristol Street
William M. McInnes
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Nathan Matthews
Tremont Building
Boston
Mr. Matthews
City of
Peter W. Folsom
Rdmund J. Folsom
Folsoms
City Hall
Board of Aldermen
Lynn Man Dies of Quick Consumption After Rainy Holiday
Filenry Nugent of Boston died in Lynn Hospital yesterday from quick consumption linked to spending Labor Day night outdoors in the rain. Hospital report notes prolonged exposure as a contributing factor.
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Lynn
Filenry Nugent
Boston
Lynn Hospital
Boston School Board Adopts Noted Business Leaders for Advisory Board
Kenny defends the School Committee advisory group and lists 25 prominent Boston figures led by Lucius Tuttle. The men, including John Crocker and Frederick Fish, volunteer time to guide Commercial High School students toward business careers. They offer office exposure to illustrate real work in fields from railroading to wholesale goods.
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Lucius Tuttle
The
Boston & Maine Railroad
John F. Crocker
Chamber of Commerce
Andrew G. Webster
Associated Board of Trade
Jerome Jones
Boston Merchants’ Association
Wallace L. Pierce
Tremont
Beacon Streets
Edward F. McSweeney
Boston Traveler
Summer Street
Samuel B. Capen
Washington Street
Frederick P. Fish
William B. Bird
India Street
Frederick O. Houghton
State Street
Howard B. Bayley
Mason Building
A. Lincoln Filene
Commercial High School
Boston & Maine
Lodge's Deer Island Move Sparks Boston Power Showdown
Senator Lodge seeks to remove Deer Island House of Correction from Boston control and reinstate Master James R. Gerrish. Herbert Parker, ex attorney general, has been retained to advocate Gerrish’s cause in the State Legislature. The Deer Island institution has long been a flashpoint with Boston’s Democratic machine likely to resist.
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Senator Lodge
Fitzgerald
Deer Island
Boston
Epidemic of Barber's Itch Warned In Notices
Complaints suggest an epidemic of barbers itch with blotches and scaly sores starting on the neck and spreading to the face. The remedy X Zalia is advertised as a healer that stops spreading and cures the flesh.
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Duty
Ellery H. Clark
Ellery
Dolan
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
J. Hannan
Mr. Hannan
Charles FE
Tileston
Milwood Street
Dorchester
Tell OF
Seis OF Linehan Books
Sughruc
Conroy
Chairman Matthews
Worcester Putnam
Metcalf & Eddy
Commission
Atlas Construction Company
Farley
Collins
Geary
Putnam
Feeney
Atlas Company
John Wells Farley
Messrs
Holdy
Miss Long
Mr. Eddy
Miss Jong
Parlex
Peyroll
Eddy
HH. Mosher
William Ff’. Kearns
W. I. Kearns Company
Penal Institutions
Frank J. Linehan
Frank Conroy
Sughrue
John A. Sullivan
Senator Linehan
Mike
Boston Common
Olow
Jo Malison
Mrnst
Mr. Linehan
Mr. Sughrue
Hallion
Tiallion
Beacon Trust Company
John Tr. Priest
Peter W
Edmund J. Folsom
Suffolk
Messrs. Folsom
W. M. MelInnes
Thomas J. Collins
Boilermakers’ Association of New England
Henry Nugent
Washington, Hanover and
Elms Streets
London — Club
Val
Kenny
Dr. Bull
Schoenberg
E. Séth St
New York
Sears St
Bass
New York City
Wanamaker’s
WM. Taylor & Son, Inc
U Artintque
Petts- Vogel Company
Ee Aoe
Oods