Kenny and Kenney Pact Shapes School Board Nominations
Mrs Julia Duff of Charlestown is nominated for the Democratic School Board seat at the municipal convention at Faneuil Hall tomorrow evening. Kenny and Kenney will refuse candidacy unless both are renominated, creating an alliance that may force the convention to pick another candidate or refer the matter to a committee for the vacancy. Kenney explains the agreement to seek simultaneous renomination despite potential opposition.
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Julia BE. Duff
Charlestown
Faneuil Hall
Thomas J. Kenny
William S. Kenney
Kenny
Kenney
Duff
William S
Roxbury Dog Bobs Demonstrates Remarkable Train Smarts
M. L. Bates of Roxbury describes his black cocker spaniel Bobs riding the L train to Dudley Street terminal, entering a smoker car and sitting at a passenger’s feet until reaching the end of the line. A friend claims to have seen Bobs board at Park Street and sprint to the door when the Dudley stop was announced.
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Dudley Street Terminal
Park Street
Bobs
M. L. Bates
Roxbury
Bob
Post
Dudley Street
Foraker Endorsed for Presidency and Senate Seat
Senator Foraker was formally endorsed for re election to the Senate and for the Republican nomination for President by the Ohio League of Republican Clubs executive advisory committee meeting in Columbus Ohio on November 20.
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Columbus, CO
Foraker
Senate
Ohio League of Republican Clubs
Good Government Association Attacks Hibbard Candidacy
Wm. EF. Mills of Boston denounces the Republican city committee for nominating Mr. Hibbard for mayor. The Good Government Association urges unity across parties and independent support for a candidate who can unite voters and administer city affairs.
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Hibbard
Republican City Committee
Good Government Association
Good Government
Republican Party
Fitzgerald
Boston
Wm. EF. Mills
Highland St
Storrow Defends School Board at Old Boys Dinner
James J. Storrow, chair of the school committee, told the Old Schoolboys Association at Young's that the board's work is for public interest not headlines. He noted a shift from a 24 member board toward steady governance and urged sincerity and support for teachers. Other speakers included Richard C. Humphreys and H W Kimball.
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Storrow
James J. Storrow
Old Schoolboys’ Association
Young’s
George W. Worthley
Brookline
Charles C. Kurtz
Richard C. Humphreys
H. W. Kimball
Thomas Hills
W. A. Carlisle
Wonderful new temple of wrinkle removal unveiled
A woman can enhance facial beauty in three days using a home treatment that avoids facial massage cold creams steaming pots masks rollers and paraffin injections.
Actress Gladys Desmond Claims Ageless Look From Product
Cincinnati actress Gladys Desmond says a facial treatment made her look twenty years younger. She endorses the product claiming noticeable improvement and renewed facial clarity. The feature highlights her public persona and personal testimonial.
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Cincinnati
Gladys Desmond
Makes Wrinkles Disappear In A Night
Rev Josephine Valmazge touts a home treatment that she claims removes wrinkles in three nights. Testimonials from Gladys Desmond John Dufo Rose Cameron and others praise rapid skin improvements and offer free additional details.
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Josephine Valmazge
Chicagco
Militia Reorganization Aims at Reducing Personal Clashes
The Massachusetts militia will reorganize under a new national law before Adjutant General James P. Parker retires on January 1. Inspector General William H. Brigham will command a unit freed from current cliques and conflicts. The Boston Fighting Ninth sees minor officer and enlisted rifts to be resolved as changes loom.
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Massachusetts
James P. Parker
William Hi. Brigham
Boston
William H. Donovan
Roger Walcott
Premium for Big Football Game Cash Offer
A Boston banking house has agreed to handle all bills and silver collected by the Harvard Athletic Association for tickets to the Harvard Yale game. The premium is not known but believed to be at least 383 dollars on 1000, promising a tidy sum for the association.
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Boston
Harvard Athletic Association
The Home of the Overcoat
Wolf's My Clothier at Hanover and Portland for nearly twenty years offers coats from multiple top manufacturers. The article praises the store as exceptionally worthy of its name today with high quality overcoats from prominent makers.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland Streets
Death by gas ends romance of Roxbury widow
A woman found dead in a South End lodging house is believed to have killed herself with gas after being deserted by a fiancé. A stranger claiming to be her sister from Roxbury identified the body at the City Hospital morgue, but gave a false address and left before funeral arrangements could be made. The widow’s husband had killed himself in Roxbury last year, and the pair planned to marry this Thanksgiving.
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Chandler Street
South End
Amelia H. Moore
Madison Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
Amelia
Lewis A. Pasco
Post
Address by A F Sheldon at Boston City Club
Arthur Frederick Sheldon founder of the Sheldon School in Chicago spoke at the Boston City Club meeting at 9 Beacon Street on the right relations between employers and employees. He urged workers to increase their value through reliability and self improvement and urged employers to educate and uplift their staff.
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Arthur Frederick Sheldon
Sheldon School
Chicago
Boston City Club
Beacon Street
Boston
Sheldon
Ownership of Skellig Moer Soon to Be Decided by Court
Judge Murray paused ruling on the ownership dispute over Skellig Mohr the famed Kerry goat held by rival claimant Knights of St Brendan and importer Colonel Scannell. Scannell testified defending his title amid humor from the defendant and courtroom observers.
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Skellig Moer
COURS
Skellig Mohr
America
R. of St. Brendan
Murray
Kerry Mountains
Knights of St. Brendan
Scannell
Skellig
Five Die in Boiler Explosion at Norfolk Mill
Five men were killed and several injured when a boiler exploded at the John L. Roper Planing Mill near Norfolk this afternoon. One man died later from injuries.
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Norfolk
John L. Roper
Here
Found Dead With Gas On at Eliot Street
The body of Robert Murray, 29, a roomer at 208 Eliot Street, was found yesterday afternoon on the floor of his room with illuminating gas escaping from a gas jet. The landlady Mrs. Cohen and other roomers forced the locked door. the window was shut and a mat blocked the door.
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Robert Murray
Eliot Street
Pope to Postpone Consistory to January
Rome reports the Pope will delay the consistory planned for mid December until January, signaling a shift in clerical appointments timeline. The notice notes the postponement was expressed by the Pope.
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Rome
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Geo. A. Hibbard
Herbert W. Kimball
Elisha D. Eldridge
Merrill N. Boyden
William H. Hill
Henry M. Rogers
Albert S. Austin
Albert A. Folsom
Otis N. Howland
Albert R. Whittier
Bernard Jenney
William WW. Lincoln
Alpheus H. Hardy
Old Board Speech Makers
Harriett Meta
United States
Board of Governors
Joh’n Dufo
Roswell
N. Mex
Rose Cameron
Springfield
Rosenble
Case, N. Y
A. F. Sheldon
Scott
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Douglas
W. J. Douglas
Brockton, Mass
W. L. Douglas Shoe Stores
Washington Street
Washington ST
Cor. School
Court ST
Cor. Howard
Summer Street
Cor
Lincoln Street
Hanover Street
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