Lodge Not 10 Fight Douglas
A Post reporter was told Senator Henry Cabot Lodge does not intend to run for Governor next year and prefers re election to the Senate. The talk of Lodge contesting the governorship is dismissed as buncombe, with critic remarks about Foss and Guild. The piece notes Lodge supported Foss in elections and that Bates’ defeat has spurred GOP activity, aiming to elect two U S senators and offering a Cabinet post to Bates if desired.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Post
Lodge
Senate
Buncombe
Foss
Guild
Iam
Mr. Foss
Congress
Senator Lodge
Douglas
Bates
United States
Herbert S. Parsons
State Senate
Greenfield Recorder
Parsons
Douglas and Police Board Reform Prospects in Boston
Governor-elect Douglas is not expected to alter Police Commission personnel until the Legislature acts on home rule for Boston and Fall River. Charles P. Curtis Jr. holds a Boston Police Board place until May 1, leaving time for decisions. Reform proposals include replacing the board with an excise commission and a police superintendent appointed by the Mayor, with the Governor naming a new chairman if needed. Douglas may advocate significant Metropolitan Commission overhaul in his inaugural address.
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Douglas
Police
Boston
Fall River
Boston Board of Police
Charles P. Curtis, Jr
Greenhalge
Train kills Boston man in front of depot
W H Rowson of Burlington Ontario travelling salesman for Sterling Fountain Pen made by Davidson Rubber Co of Boston was struck by a freight train and killed instantly in front of the Boston and Maine depot as he attempted to board an express. His injuries were described as horrific with crushed head torn limb and multiple rib fractures.
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Williamstown
W. H. Rowson
Burlington
Ont
Sterling Fountain
Davidson Rubber Company
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Whitney Confers With Newfoundland Premier on Reciprocity
Henry M. Whitney of Boston, in St John’s to transfer timber estates to the Harmsworths, met Premier Bond and discussed expanding the Bond-Hay reciprocity treaty and removing Lodge’s objections to ratification. Whitney began his journey home this evening after the talks.
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H. M. Whitney
Newfoundland
John’s
N. F
Henry M. Whitney
Boston
Harmsworths
London
Whitney
Bond
Bond-Hay
Senator Lodge
George Murray in Dangerous Condition After Attack
George Murray, a colored man, was assaulted last Tuesday in his lunch room at Central Square, Cambridge. He was struck over the head with a hammer and pronounced in dangerous condition last night. Doctors feared performing an operation on his fractured skull due to his weak state.
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George Murray
Central Square
Cambridge
Three Injur ed In Somerville Explosion
Patrick Quinn his wife Mary and their 5 year old son George were badly burned at their Linden Street home in Somerville by a paint can explosion while the elder Quinn tested contents on the stove. The fire damaged the house about $1000. all three were taken to Somerville Hospital where recovery is hoped.
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Patrick H. Quinn
Mary
George
Linden Street
Somerville
Quinn
Quinns
William Melly
New England Dressed Meat and Wood Company
Clarke questions Roosevelt denial on Foss reciprocity remarks
Colonel Albert Clarke of the Home Market Club doubts President Roosevelt authorized Foss to claim a special message on Canadian reciprocity. He criticizes Foss for touting Senator Lodge for Massachusetts governor and notes the move unsettles Republican leaders who favor protectionism. Foss argues Roosevelt is committed to reciprocity and may send a winter message, challenging Lodge’s leadership and the party line.
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Roosevelt
Colonel Clarke
Mr. Foss
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Mr. Lodge
N. Foss
Home Market Club
Point Shirley
Canada
Foss
Washington
Congress
Lodge
Lehigh Senior Dies From Football Injury At Hellerton
Samuel Hess a Lehigh University senior and son of former State Senator J S Hess died from brain concussion suffered when he was thrown in a flying tackle during a football game at Hellerton last Saturday afternoon.
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Bethlehem
Penn
Samuel Hess
Lehigh University
J. S. Hess
Hellerton
Thanksgiving service at First Church of Christ, Scientist
At yesterday's service in Falmouth and Norway streets the President's Thanksgiving Day proclamation was read and a special public service was announced for Thursday at 10:30 a.m. A lesson-sermon on giving thanks from the Bible and Sciences and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy will be followed by testimonies from church members.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
Mary Baker G. Eddy
McDonald Gallagher Wed in East Boston Church union
Margaret Gallagher of 129 Webster Street East Boston married Colin F McDonald a noted athlete at the Church of the Holy Redeemer East Boston Father Cauley officiated The Giblin couple hosted the reception and Nellie Gallagher sister of the bride served as bridesmaid Best man was John McNamara After a short tour the couple will reside at 218 Lexington Street East Boston
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Margaret Gallagher
Webster Street
East Boston
Colin F. McDonald
Church of the Holy Redeemer
Father Cauley
Thomas J. Giblin
Nellie Gallagher
John McNamara
Lexington Street
Presidents Talk With Foss on Tariff and Reciprocity
Eugene N. Foss of Boston met with President Roosevelt in Washington to press Canadian reciprocity and tariff revision. Foss warned that without reciprocity New England and Massachusetts may shift from the Republican party. Roosevelt indicated plans to send a special message to Congress on tariff revision and Canadian reciprocity, separate from the regular annual message.
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Washington
Eugene N. Foss
Boston
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
New England
Republican Party
Congress
Senate
House
Foss
Worcester Woman Fatally Injured by Oil Lamp Fire
Worcester, Nov 20. Mrs Mary E Hackett 48 near sighted woman started to place a lighted lamp on a table, dropped it and clothing caught fire. Lamp broke and clothing burned. hospital physicians say injuries must prove fatal.
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Worcester
Mary E. Hackett
Assonet Street
Missing Conn. lad's body in N Y harbor
The body of a 13 year old boy recovered from the water at South Brooklyn is said by police to match the description of Stanley Simmons son of the Rev S E Simmons of New Haven Conn who had been missing about seven weeks.
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Quinn
William Yeo
New York
South Brooklyn
Stanley Simmons
S. E. Simmons
New Haven
Conn
Nan Patterson case continues as she awaits trial
A detailed portrait follows Nan Patterson in her cell as she prepares to testify in her own defense against the murder of David Young. The article traces her life from childhood to detention, her bond with her father, and the upcoming court battle with prosecutors claiming she planned the killing while defense contends she is innocent.
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New York
House of Detention
Cesar Young
San Francisco
Rand
Levy
Young
Nan Patterson
Miss Patterson
Curley Followers Plan Campaign for Ward 17 Seat
Tammany Club leaders in Ward 17 expect to reelect Alderman James M. Curley despite his 60 day jail term for civil service impersonation. Curley supporters call him a martyr, cite past election votes, and promise vigorous activity next week as aldermanic races heat up.
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Tammany Club
James M. Curley
Charles Street
Curley
James
Alderman Curley
Hampden Street
Curleys
Lifer Missing at Sing Sing Prison Mystery
Charles W. Johnson a life convict from Brooklyn who killed a junkman is missing at Sing Sing prison in Ossining New York on November 20. Authorities suspect he may be hidden inside the walls amid shifting lumber piles in the shop. Johnson is described as somewhat weak minded and once threatened to throw himself into the river though guards report no such attempt.
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Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Charles W. Johnson
Brooklyn
Johnson
West Hingham Man Stabbed by Welch Arrested
Edward Welch known as Skinner Welch was arrested by Officer R Foster Robinson in West Hingham after smashing windows and doors at Peter Braumuller s home and stabbing Braumuller in several places with a jackknife. Braumuller is seriously injured and in critical condition.
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Hingham
Edward Welch
Skinner
Welch
R. Foster Robinson
Peter Braumuller
West Hingham
Peter
Braumuller
Dedication of the Flood Monument by Elks in Calvary Cemetery
A granite monument with a plain cross and Ivy bears the name Flood as a tribute to the late Hon. Thomas W. Flood. Elks, including a large delegation, attended yesterday's dedication in Calvary Cemetery with speeches and ritual honors.
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Flood
Elks
Thomas W. Flood
Calvary Cemetery
the Elks
Dorchester Catholic Club Dance Tonight
The Dorchester Catholic Club begins its season with a dance tonight at Wheelock Hall Upham's Corner. The young club includes many prominent Catholics in the district and is expected to surpass previous successes.
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Dorchester
Wheelock Hall
Upham’s Corner
Oyster Bay Friend of Roosevelt Leader Dies by Own Action
Oyster Bay Illinois reports Captain Edwin Ross a wealthy yacht captain and friend of President Roosevelt who killed himself by shooting. He had commanded yachts for Colonel Van Rensselaer Cruger and other prominent men and belonged to the same Masonic lodge.
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Oyster Bay
IL. S
Edwin Ross
van Rensselaer Cruger
Roosevelt
Suspect Goes to Europe in Poison Plot Case
Amesbury, Nov. 20 report says the young man suspected in the poisoned pica lilli mystery last month has fled to Europe and is unlikely to return. The town frets as residents feared the attempted crime could have killed as many as 100 people.
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Amesbury
Europe
Fitchburg Police Officer Martin S Hall Dies by Self Inflicted Shot
Martin S Hall 65 a longtime probation police officer in Fitchburg shot himself in his bedroom today ending six months of illness and despondency. He served the city twelve years and death was ruled a self inflicted act.
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Fitchburg
Martin S. Hall
Hall
Total Abstinence Officers Installed In Boston Area
The Hibernian Total Abstinence Society held a Rathbone Hall meeting at 694 Washington Street where officers for the year were installed by President Edwin Mulready with Otho T. O'Leary assisting. Officers named include President Maurice Dinneen and vice president Thomas J. McGarry, with a program of songs, recitations, and addresses on the movement.
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Hibernian Total Abstinence Society
Rathbone Hall
Washington Street
Edwin Mulready
Rockland
Otho T. O'Leary
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
Boston
Maurice Dinneen
Malden
Thomas J. McGarry
Brookline
Helen M. Sweeney
Quincy
Nellie Mahoney
Thomas Horan
May A. McDonough
Miss Torrey
Denis A. McCarthy
Elizabeth Dugan
Miss Fleming
James Tobin
Union
Otho T. O’leary
Dorchester
Somerville Primaries Stir Debate Over School Expansion
The upcoming Somerville primaries are shaped by a clash between Ward 1 and Ward 4 voters over primary school needs. Ward 4 residents urge a new school, while some School Board members oppose. Proposals to add to Ward 1 school are seen as insufficient relief for overcrowding, fueling strong public sentiment ahead of tomorrow’s vote.
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Somerville
Parsons Hails Machine Strike in Douglas Victory
Ex-Senator Herbert S. Parsons writes in the Greenfield Recorder that Massachusetts politics saw a tremendous blow to the state machine with William L. Douglas’s victory for Governor. He calls the uprising a popular revolt against arrogant party rule and notes the reassertion of political manhood and hope for the state.
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William L. Douglas
Bates
Douglas
Donovan Did Not Insist in Primary Voting Controversy
Michael C. Roche, a South End horse shoer, testifies that Superintendent Donovan asked about his voting preference the day before the primary. Roche says he told Donovan he preferred Doyle after years of friendship, and that he did not intend to commit to Charles.
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Michael C. Roche
South End
Donovan
Mr. Charles
City Hall
Dalton May Be Reappointed Adjutant General
A prominent friend of Governor elect Douglas said yesterday that Adjutant General Dalton could remain head of the State militia if he wishes. Both Dalton and Douglas were original Butler men and Dalton was appointed by Governor Butler. Precedent will guide appointments, and while many would like the post, the chances favor Dalton.
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Dalton
Douglas
Butler
Miss Roosevelt Here For Thanksgiving Day Visit
Miss Alice Roosevelt will spend Thanksgiving Day with her grandparents Mr and Mrs George H Lee at Chestnut Hill Brookline.
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Alice Roosevelt
George H. Lee
Chestnut Hill
Brookline
Campaign of Education lessons by mail deal
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Campaign of Education
Townsend Bridg
New York
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