Italian Patriots celebrate George Washington Italian Society festival
The George Washington Italian Society in Boston held its second annual benefit ball in Hanover street and Odd Fellows Hall with about 250 couples in a grand march. A procession past City Hall and a wreath at the Washington statue capped the day, ending with a banquet and speeches by society leaders praising national unity and loyalty to the flag.
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George Washington
Lee
New
Mare Face
Vermouth
Ceeiiae
Storana Bor Eenct
Simons
Geo Washington
Boston
Maria Barberi
New York City
Surnes S
Searty
Eerail
United States
Gar East
George
Whales
Ae Are Society
Manryey
Ike
Sat
J. D. Simonds
Mr. P. Grecor
P. Calabro
Washington
Hanover
Battery
North
Blackstone
Boylston
Eliot
Harrison Avenue
Dover
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Antonio Martorana
G. Merello
O. Bragi
B. Piscopo
G. Stabile
V. Damiano
F. Marotta
A. Martorana
R. Spagnolo
G. Chellini
C. de Simone
G. Barbera
F. Martorana
Arcadia Club Dorchester Dance At Wheelock Hall
Boston happenings note the Arcadia Club of Dorchester hosts its third dance next Wednesday evening November 27 at Wheelock Hall. Also cited is the Post Office Clerks Ball on December 17 in Music Hall, with funds aiding sick or disabled members.
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Arcadia Club
Dorchester
Wheelock Hall
Postoffice Clerks
Post Office
Music Hall
Jone
Ysee J. Ganase Perths
John J. Higgins
Nat
M’kay
Nat” McKay
Laughlin McKay
Aniweing
William L. Kean
Supreme Court
Hoar
Long
R. M. Morse
F. N. Nay
Keans
Brighton Improvement. Company
Brighton Improvement Company
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Pogers
South Framingham
Newton Circuit Road
Faneuil
West End
North Beacon Street
Brookline
Washington Street
Oak Square
Franklin Street
Boston & Albany
Alliston
Brighton
More Hall
Allston Lodge
Tufts College
A. B. Gillpatrick
W. BE
Hibbard
W. F. Brennan
J.S. Kendall
W. F. Squire
James Fumultus
High Street
Mansfield
Massachusetts General
Roxbury
Consolidated
Peter Carney
Saeble
Endicott Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Carney
Minot Street
Shawmut Avenue
Annie Stinert
Carrie Leavitt
New England Notes Killed on Track
South Framingham reports a man struck by a freight near Natick and left for dead. In Dedham a wagon accident at 6 30 pm throws Daniel Carer, 23, against a tree with possible brain concussion and internal injuries. Also notes travel plans to the Mediterranean, a missing dancing master, candidates declining to run, and a Wakefield treasurer mystery.
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South Framingham
Boston
Sling
Haverhill
Eugene Ricker
Marlboro
O. P. Walker
George L. Stevens
Common Council
Frank E. Jackson
Wakefield
Thomas Martin
Alfred W. Fitz
Chelsea Wire Rubber Fabric Company
Japan
San Francisco
Nominating Convention Elects Aldermen and Secretaries
A city convention on Page 4 moves to organize temporarily, appointing P J Kennedy and P J Donovan to key posts and naming seven credential committee members. The body declares 243 delegates present and nominates William J Miller for street commissioner, backing ex Fire Commissioner George H Innis for the post. Balloting begins for seven aldermen with a slate allocated to each candidate’s representative.
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P. J. Kennedy
East Boston
Alderm
P. J. Donovan
Charlestown
John F. McDonald
Sakts Ate George
F.colemahard
Wiliam F. McClellan
Callman Novan
W. F. Robbins
McConnell
Ard
Martin
Ward
Keating
Flood
Patrick F. McDonald
Bordman Hall
Edward Milligan
President Donovan and a Beautiful Dream During Recess
President Donovan reflects on a transformative recess as national goals align with a hopeful vision. Leaders discuss economic reform, diplomacy, and social progress shaping the administration’s early agenda.
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President Donovan
Convention Proceedings Show Recess, Ward Balloting Proposed
The record lists names Lee, Thomas H., Green for John J. Ma honey, Charles Jacobs for, William L. Mooney, William H. Woods for Michael and Charles McConnell for Jacob Spitz. Representative Thomas F. Keenan moved a five minute recess. Congressman Fitzgerald proposed ward voting as the convention resumed and began balloting by delegation.
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David F. Sie
Charepee Recabesohn
F. Cullen
William F. Donovan
William J. Donovan
Thomas W. Flood
Seeeseesee Bordman Flall
Cee- Somessancees
John H. Lee
Ise
John J. Mahoney
William L. Mooney
Michael W. Norris
Jacob M. Spitz
M Leary
Fitzgerald
Night event honors city leaders at ward gathering
A city committee event drew applause as President Donovan of the city committee joined Ward 16 delegates on stage. Hon. Patrick Maguire received a hearty greeting later, leading Ward 21, as Bospeomeney figures appeared and Donovan announced polls closed.
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Tion
Donovan
Patrick Maguire
Bospeomeney
Bagoth Godiuaadie
$10,000 Wager On Quincy Mayor Race Shocks City
Boston betting scene centers on the mayoral contest with William J Hayes offering to back Quincy for 16000 against Charles Groves. The plan, discussed at Clark's Hotel, involved M M Cunniff and a forfeit arrangement, but Groves reportedly did not appear on time. Hayes, a noted sporting man, and Groves, a broker, are both prominent local figures.
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Quincy
William J. Hayes
Hayes
Charlea Groves
Clark's
M. M. Cunniff
Groves
Haves
At & O'Clock
Mr. Hayes
Billy” Hayes
Boston
City Ward Registration Totals For Election Vote List
Fragmented OCR shows ward by ward registration figures with totals and notes. Includes a central office last day estimate and overall names on voting lists, attributed to Chairman Piterson.
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Senei RD. Aeney
Piterson
Amused at Wheeler’s Letter to the Editor
John Madden of Ward 24 complains to the Post about Wheeler’s letter as a conflicting document. He alleges posts offering work have circulated last six weeks to men unavailable due to being at Deer Island. Madden asks how many men were employed in September October and November.
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the Post
Deer’ Island
Post
cinemsHas
John Madden
Ward
Temple Hall Caucus Chooses Delegates in Cambridge Ward 5
A Ward 5 Cambridge caucus last evening elected delegates pledged to renominate Mayor Bancroft. Other wards will hold caucuses Saturday evening. Councillors nominated Albert B. Apsey and Robert A. Parry.
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Temple Hall
Cambridge
Bancroft
Albert
Apsey
Robert A. Parry
Indiana delegates named to national convention fron Indianapolis
Indianapolis Nov 21 friends of ex President Harrison yesterday decided upon delegates at large to the national convention Colonel R Y Thompson of Terre Haute Grace W Fairbanks of Indianapolis W H Miller ex Attorney General and the state committee chairman yet to be chosen
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Indianapolis
Ind
Friends
Harrison
R. Y. Thompson
Terre Haute
Fairbanks
Cambridge Citizens Caucuses Nominate Alderman Rady for Mayor
Cambridge wards held citizens caucuses last evening and selected delegates favorable to Alderman Andrew J. Rady for mayor with no opposition. Several aspirants to the Common Council were also nominated.
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Cambridge
Andrew J. Rady
Everett registration figures rise with new names
In Everett the city election registration totals 141,143 names after 2008 additions. The updated figure surpasses the previously stated total, reflecting a larger registered voter base for the upcoming election.
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Everett
Federated Provinces Lecture by Hon D C Fraser Draws Crowd
The Hon D C Fraser spoke at Association Hall on federated provinces tracing opposition to union, the Liberal party's role, and Canada’s resources. He praised banking, noted gold redemption, and outlined railways canals and government form. Fraser, Nova Scotia native, long Nova Scotia official and lawyer, represented Guysborough in Parliament since 1891.
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D. C. Fraser
Ominion
Canada
Association Hall
Liberal Party
Dominion
Fraser
D.C. Fraser
Nova Scotia
Dalhouse College
Fraser, Jennison & Graham
New Glasgow
Masonic Grand Lodge
Guysboro
Dominion of Canada
Home Market Club Dinner Praises Tariff Unity and Expansion
Edward Fi Shattuck, Stephen L Jewett and others gather as Massachusetts leaders toast protection and reciprocity. Henry Clay Evans and Warner Miller urge American nationalism, industrial growth in the South, and firm tariffs, citing Tennessee iron and cotton progress and Boston manufacturing leadership.
Warner Miller Address on Trade and Canal Policy
The Hon. Warner quotes Miller praising industrial growth and urges foreign markets for cotton, wheat, and meat. He argues for direct trade with Latin America, criticizes English shipping, and promotes the Nicaragua Canal to shorten distance to Asia and Australia, claiming it would shift Pacific trade toward the United States.
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Inket
Reading
Mexic
West Indies
Merica
Nature
North
South America
North America
Mexico
Central
Tropics
Brazil
Liverpool
Rio Janeiro
Saint
Democratic Party
Japan
China
United States
Pacific
New York
Atlantic
Australia
Europe
Nicaragua
Sokobama
Banquets and Portraits Fill a Cold Hall
Readable fragments describe decorations with national colors and bunting, portraits of Harrison Reed McKinley Washington Lincoln Grant Hoar Greenhalge Wolcott, Germania Orchestra in the gallery, and a sparse crowd of ladies. The Hon. Charles A. Stott is named as the newly elected president of the association and is supported by the Hon.
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Harrison
Reed
McKinley
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Hoar
Greenhalge
Wolcott
Germania Orchestra
Charles A. Stott
Association
Wat
Notable speakers pledge Republican future in rally
Charles Emory Smith and a line of national figures including Hon. H. Clay Evans Hon. Warner Miller and others addressed a crowd. They urged that the next President and the next Congress would be Republican. Reed and McKinley names drew loud cheers from supporters.
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Charles Emory Smith
H. Clay Evans
Warner Miller
Morse, Walker and Draper
A. W. Beard
Isaac P. Hutchinson
G. F. Meyer
E. P. Shaw
W. H. Haile
Smith
New Hampshire
Busiel
Vernor Woodbury
Vermont
George Merrill
Home Market Club President Says Labor of Members Supports Industry
Chairman Stott opens with duty to serve, praising members for backing the club. He notes the annual dinner as the only social event and the group as an economic federation promoting protection of American industry through literature, education, and advocacy. He cites past political victories and looks to Reed or McKinley to lead a national push as the century dawns, while Governor Greenhalge is absent.
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Tennessee
Newampshire
Maine
Vermont
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Charles Mary Smith
Nadelphia
Mr. Smith
Podust
Thomas B. Reed
William
South
Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Michigan
Alabama
Ohio
Boston
Ohio River
United States
South Land
Sta
Tennesse
Georgia
Central America
Orient
Nicaragua Canal
Hom Warner Miller
Fets Aker
Home Market Club
New England
Republican Party
William Mesiiley
Greenhalge
Colonel Clarke
Lowell
Spe
Henry Clay Evans
FT. Greenaalge
Gray Eagle
Josep H. Walker
Commonwealth
Congressman Walker Receives Large Ovation in Speech
The Hon. Joseph H. Walker rose to address the audience and received a great ovation, concluding with praise for Massachusetts. His remarks highlighted the state's pride and support.
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Joseph H. Walker
Assachusetts
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