Streeter resigns from B and M in New Hampshire
General Frank S. Streeter of Concord resigns as chief counsel for the Boston and Maine Railroad in New Hampshire. He hints at a U S Senate bid to succeed Henry E. Burnham, while dismissing any current candidacy and predicting no party collision between Lincoln Club Republicans and Democrats in the next Legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Frank S. Streeter
Concord
Boston & Maine Railroad Corporation
Boston
Judus Tuttle
Streeter
United States Senate
Henry E. Burnham
Manchester
Granite State
Winston Churchill
General Streeter
Parker House
Allen Hollis
Post
Boston & Maine
Tuttle
Tomor
Row
United States
Senator Burnham
Lincoln Club Republicans
Democrats of
New Nampshire
Jameson
Floyd
Churchill
Burnham
Washington
Jacob H. Gallinger
Henry Burnham
Open Warfare on Gartland Demanded Labor Backed Overtime Fight
Trade unionists launched a campaign against Senator John J. Gartland seeking the Democratic nomination for the Board of Aldermen in Wards 9 and 10. A Franklin School hall crowd praised speakers attacking his anti labor record and siding with AFL backed positions on overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gartland
Board of Aldermen
Old Franklin School House
Gartland
American Federation of Labor
Fred Murray
Painters’ Union
Edward Cohen
Mr. Gartland
Senator Gartland
Murray
Senator Mahoney
Arthur M. Huddell
Central Labor Union
Cohen
John F. Kennedy
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Henry Abrahams
Thomas M. Nolan
Typographical
Cure For The Blues Remedy Ad Promotes Pinkham Compound
An 1900s style advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female blues and related ailments. It cites a Louisville Kentucky reader Mrs Rosa Adams praising restored health and vitality after using the remedy. It invites other women to write for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rosa Adams
12Th Street
Louisville
Roger Hanson
C.S.A
Mrs. Pinkham
Flanagan Accuses Gartland of Unfair Campaign Tactics
Daniel L. Flannagan issues a statement charging John J. Gartland with attempting to mislead voters in the Fifth District. He says Gartland misrepresents his record and criticizes late campaign material designed to provoke an answer. He notes his circular went out in ample time for Gartland to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel L. Flannagan
Board of Aldermen
John J. Gartland
Senator Gartland
Gartland
Collins for Alderman Tour Endorses Ex-Senator in South Boston
Ex-Senator Thomas J. Collins campaigned through South Boston district last night to rally support for alderman. He accused Eugene T. Brazzell of misleading voters and not backing measures like abolition of abortion dens and fireman examination. A. W. O_Toole called the attack audacious. Ward 13 meeting unanimously endorsed Collins for alderman and M. Delay for ward commissioner.
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Thomas J. Collins
Boston
Eugene T. Brazzell
John B. Moran
Moran
Brazzell
Collins
Police Commission
A. VT. O'Toole
M. Delay
Dorchester Republicans Rival for Alderman Seats
The Dorchester Republican aldermanic race tightens as three candidates Louis M. Clark Alderman Tilton Bell and ex Alderman Frederick Farwell claim lead for the primaries. Bell campaigns on party lines while Clark tours the district and wins support from Back Bay and Savin Hill groups. Farwell builds support from the lower Dorchester area seeking a square deal.
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Dorchester
Louis M. Clark
Tilton Bell
Frederick Farwell
Old Dorchester
Farwell
South Boston
Upper Section
Bell
Clark
Back Bay
Savin Hill
Lipton
Ward 10 Republican Rally at Hotel Oxford Tonight
The Young Men's Republican League of Ward 10 holds a rally at Hotel Oxford this evening to back the ward committee ticket led by George H. Moore and oppose Hon. Charles H. Innes. It also backs Dr. Isaac Rosenberg and Dr. Cornelius N. Garland for the Common Council with speakers Isaac P. Hutchinson, Sherwin I. Cook, and Edward N. Lacey. The meeting starts at 8 o'clock p m.
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Young Men’s Republican League
Ward 10
Hotel Oxford
Rafily
Ward Committee
George H. Moore
Charles H. Innes
Isaac Rosenberg
Cornelius N. Garland
Common Council
Isaac P. Hutchinson
Sherwin I. Cook
Edward N. Lacey
Boy Dies Stealing Freight Ride at Mt Bowdoin Station
Dorchester police were waiting to serve a summons on 11 year old Nicholas Babbozian for stealing freight train rides when he was killed at Mt Bowdoin station. The Gibson Grammar School pupil reportedly had a habit of stealing rides on freight trains. He ran alongside a moving caboose, leaped, but fell under the forward tracks and died.
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Spinney
Dorchester Police
Joseph Babbozian
98 Mile Street
Dorchester
Nicholas Babbozian
Mt. Bowdoin
Buabbozian
Gibson Grammar School
Nicholas
Suffolk Trust Co Indicted For Advertising As A Trust
The Corporation Trust & Investment Company of 60 State Street faces a $100 daily penalty for allegedly advertising itself as a trust company. The grand jury indicted the firm, citing three months of such advertising. Attorney C F Eddy entered a not guilty plea for the company in Superior Criminal Court. District Attorney Moran says the issue followed tips from several financial concerns.
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Suffolk County
Corporation Trust & Investment Company
60 State Street
Grand
C. F. Eddy
Brown
Superior Criminal Court
Moran
Leary and Giblin Rally Ended by Police Interference
A rally in Orient Heights for Alder candidate Michael J. Leary drew a crowd split with his opponent Thomas J. Giblin. Police intervened to preserve peace after Giblin arrived and addressed the meeting, then Leary spoke to a cheering audience before Giblin held a separate meeting from his car.
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Orient Heights
Michael J. Leary
Thomas J. Giblin
Michael H. Fitzgerald
Leary
Giblin
Mr. Leary
Mr. Giblin
Ward 11 Republican Candidate of Noted Ancestry
Henry Victor Lawrence, a Ward 11 Republican hopeful, touts famous Exeter New Hampshire lineage. He cites Amos Tuck naming the party in 1853, is related to Captain James Lawrence, and notes ancestral bishops and a prominent lawyer grandfather.
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Ward 11
Henry Victor Lawrence
Exeter
N. H
Lawrence
Amos Tuck
James Lawrence
Samuel Shepard
Jotham Lawrence
Alexander H. Lawrence
Dartmouth
Supreme Court of the United States
Daniel Webster
Hanrahan Tops Ward 2 Council Field
Bernard I Hanrahan, former Ward 2 councilman, runs again in the Common Council race. He backed the Emergency Hospital and pressed to secure Senator Taylors bill endorsement, facing a veto from Mayor Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Bernard I. Hanrahan
HanrAhan
Senator Taylor
Collins
Hos
Hanrahan Veto Override Sparks Local Debate
Mr. Hanrahan voted to pass the hospital bill over his veto drawing praise for keeping his word. The move reflects his reputation in business and politics among neighbors who see him as reliable and steadfast.
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Hanrahan
Mr. Hanrahan
Phelan challenges Joyce to debate on Ward 17 lighting
Democratic candidate Thomas F. Phelan accuses Councilman Thomas M. Joyce of dodging the public lighting order. He cites a public record and urges a joint debate at Vine Street Church tonight to discuss Joyce's stance and the district’s representation.
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Thomas F. Phelan
Common Council
Tammany
Thomas M. Joyce
Joyce
Curley
Council
Vine Street
Wathroom
Kenney Endorsed For Council In Ward 19
Michael H. Kenney, Democratic candidate for the Common Council from Ward 19, was endorsed by 550 citizens of the ward. He works in contracting and is active in the Wage Earners' Club, pledging to support organized labor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael H. Kenney
Common Council
Mr. Kenney
Kenney Seeks Roxbury Council Seat This Year
The article notes Mr. Kenney is running in his second campaign for the Roxbury city council after a strong previous vote. He is described as fair in labor and work and resides at 15 Elmwood Street, Roxbury.
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Labor
Kenney
Council
Elmwood Street
Roxbury
Costs of Victories and Defeats in City Campaigns
Returns filed with the city clerk record campaign expenses for state and local races. Governor Guild spent 1850 dollars. W T A Fitzgerald for register of deeds 50.84. Thomas F Temple opponent 1616.75. John P Manning clerk Superior Criminal Court 2176.75. John Noble clerk Supreme Judicial Court 1686.75. Andrew J Peters for Congress 3491. The Hon E B Callender for Congress 663. Tom Leavitt for Senate 110.
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Guild
W.T. A. Fitzgerald
Register of Deeds
Thomas F. Temple
John P. Manning
Superior Criminal Court
John Noble
Supreme Judicial Court
Andrew J. Peters
Congress
E. B. Callender
Tom Leavitt
Senate
Turner’s Defi in Ward 24 Rally Challenge
At Draper Hall Dorchester tonight Robert G Turner a Republican candidate for the Ward 24 Common Council will issue a gauntlet to opponents and invite joint debate on campaign issues. Opponents include Republican Councilmen Willcut Green and Clark who have not yet accepted.
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Draper Hall
Dorchester
Robert G. Turner
Common Council
Turner
Willcut
Green
Clark
Willard Presents The Professor's Love Story At Colonial
The Professor's Love Story by J. M. Barrie drew the largest Colonial audience of Willard's engagement. Willard's portrayal of Professor Goodwillie was praised as pre-eminent with fine timing and human nuance. The supporting cast including Cane Linden Beaudet Homewood Berry Angell Edmunds Barfoot also earned high marks.
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J. M. Barrie
Professor Goodwillie
Mr. Willard
Mr. Cane
Miss Linden
Miss Beaudet
Tuttle speaks on unrest at Troy banquet
Lucius Tuttle president of the Boston and Maine Railroad urged temperate discussion as he addressed the Troy Chamber of Commerce on social and political unrest tied to prosperity. He described a corporation as an association of individuals pooling private means for larger business, noting railroad companies form from necessity.
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Troy
N. Y
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Troy Chamber of Commerce
Tuttle
Railroad Corporation
Odd Fellows Entertained Guests In Somerville Lodge Event
Paul Revere lodge of Somerville hosted Mizpah lodge of Haverhill at Odd Fellows Hall on Broadway. Past Grand Charles Kirkpatrick welcomed the visitors before a banquet for about 400 guests. Toastmaster J. B. Mayhew, past grand of Paul Revere, delivered the toasts.
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Paul Revere Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Somerville
Mizpah Lodge
Haverhill
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Broadway
Charles Kirkpatrick
Fire Underwriters Elect G. P. Field President
The Boston Board of Fire Underwriters held its annual meeting on Kilby street and elected officers. George P. Field was chosen president with Osborne Howes as secretary and treasurer and an executive committee including Walter B. Henderson and George O. Russell among others.
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Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Kilby Street
George P. Field
Osborne Howes
President Field
Walter B. Henderson
George O. Russell
Edward D. Blake
Edward (. Brush
Charles H. J. Wimball
Edmund Winchester
Martin L. Cate
Herbert Coolidge
F. H W. Howes
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Jos. Grady
Flanagan
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Hay
Dandruff
P. H. Daniels
Hendrix St
Brooklyn
Harfina
New England
Vorenberg’s
Bostonia
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Tom Phelan
Tammany Candidate
Kenney Indorsed
Adway’s Pills
Dr. Radway & Co
Radway
Anna Koehler
Hudson Ave
Union Hill
N. J
Radway’s Pills
Radway & CO
Elmst
New York
Willard
Fire Underwriters
G. P. Field
W. L.dougs
W. L. Dougilas
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
George McAnaul
Pickering Pl
Chearesy
Oliv VV
Shoda &S W.l.douglas
Brockton
Mass
W. L
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W.L. Douglas
Mase
L. Douglas
Washington St
Washington Street
Cor. School
Hanover Street
Summer Street
Cor. Lincoln
Court Street
Cor. Howard
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