Somerville Rally Endorses Perry Against A P A
Citizens rally in Clarendon Hall West Somerville supports Albion A Perry for mayor and denounces the American Protective Association. Speakers include Capen Bruce Bowman and others praising Perry, urging inclusive city government amid enthusiastic crowd and further rallies planned.
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Citizens’ Party
Somerville
Albion A. ‘Perry
Citizens
Clarendon Hall
Citizens’ Movement
A. P
Perry
George A Bruce
Horace L. Eaton
Bruce
Albion A Perry
Elmer H. Capen
Tufts College
M. W. Carr
Selwyn Z. Bowman
E. 8. Sparrow
B. G. Brown
J. H. Fitlner
George A. Bruce
Howard D. Moore
F. E Dickerman
Carr
Mr. Capen
President Capen
Hoar
Greenhalge
Republican Party
Albion A. Perry
Capen
George E. Bruce
American Protective Association
Bowman
Citizens’ Anti-A. P. A
Committee of 200
License Controversy Over Engineer and Fireman Exams
City meetings criticized exams for engineers and firemen as too technical and political, with Chief Wade's tests backed by organized firefighters and engineers. A marine fireman cited a case where a failed U S license led to a state license at 45 percent. Proponents urged retaining the law to protect the public while considering amendments to improve safety.
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Wade
United States
Tribute to Dr. S. F. Smith at Boston Baptist banquet
The Boston Baptist Social Union held a Berkeley Temple banquet honoring the late Dr. S F Smith. Edward H Maskell of Newton delivered the principal eulogy, praising Smith as a neighbor and patriot. Other clergy and local leaders attended, with committees forming for a public demonstration of gratitude to the deceased.
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Boston Baptist Social Union
Berkeley Temple
S.F. Smith
C. C. Barry
Vialle
Carr
Edward H. Maskell
Newton
Frederick Palmberg
Allston
C. H. Perkins
Edgar ©. Silver
Alvah Hovey
Justin D. Fulton
D. D
Somerville
William Papenhausen
A. St. James
Worcester
I. B. le Claire
Lowell
Haskell
Dr. Smith
Lincoln
America
Liberty
Grand Army of theKepublic
Union
Bull Run
Heavenly Temple
Earth
Heaven
Mith
Fulton
William Arthur St. James
Arthur St. James
Abby.Clark-Ford
Garment Workers See Surge in Membership
Garment Workers No. 37 women faced long hardship but recent gains lifted delinquent members. At last night’s meeting at 45 Eliot Street 650 members were placed in good standing over the past two weeks, reflecting improving trade conditions.
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Eliot Street
Barbers Endorse Bakers' Union Bill And Reforms
Barbers last evening backed the Bakers' Union proposed bill demanding improved sanitary conditions in bake shops. They also endorsed 3 cent fares and life protecting fenders, aligning with broader reform aims.
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Barbers
Bakers' Union
Unions Condemn Fenders and Urge Cheaper Streetcar Fares
Last night the Lasters Upholsterers and Stampers unions condemned current fenders as inadequate and dangerous. They urged cheaper streetcar fares and noted better fenders exist, accusing the West End corporation of monopoly and railroad commissioners of inaction.
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West End
Everett Ghoul Club Social Draws Local Notables
The first Everett Ghoul Club social last night drew crowded attendance at Everett Hall with Tammany Auburn Oakland and Pastime clubs represented. Tirrell's orchestra provided music and a Brockton Charlestown quartet performed during a concert before dancing. Notables included Mrs. J. Regan Mrs. M. J. Kaloran Mrs. J. McElheney Mrs. G. R. Gray Mrs. O'Brien and many others.
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Everett Ghoul Club
Everett Hall
Tammany
Auburn
Oakland
Tirrell
Brockton Quartet
Charlestown
J. Regan
M. J. Kaloran
J. McElheney
G. R. Gray
O’brien
Burns
Hannan
J. Corbett
G. Glennon
Kelley
T. M. Hill
N. Hart
M. Inness
N. Blake
A. Reynolds
J. Harrington
A. Moynahan
J. Kerrigan
M. Day
Clarendon Street Baptist Church elects officers for year
The Clarendon Street Baptist Church Christian Endeavor Society held its annual meeting last evening naming officers: President Lewis E. Jackson, Vice President Clara E. Barker, Corresponding Secretary C. S. Green, Recording Secretary Grace M. Coleman, Treasurer H. N. Lathrop. The group contributed to the American Baptist Foreign Missionary Union and earns nineteen life memberships valued at 100 each. Tonight the society marks its anniversary with addresses by Rev. J. M. Lowden and an editor of the Golden Rule.
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Clarendon Street Baptist Church Christian Endeavor Society
Lewis
Society
J. M. Lowden
The
United Society
Hovey Wins Two Tennis Contests at Charity Fair
In Philadelphia on November 2, Fred Hovey national tennis champion defeated Clarence Hobart in two exhibition games at the Academy of Music charity fair. Scores were 2 and 7-5, with Hovey taking both matches.
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Philadelphia
Academy of Music Tonight
Fred Hovey
Clarence "Hobart
Hovey
Salem-Salem Pawtuck Providence Fail Diwae
Fragmented readable lines describe a local event at Salem with sparse details about Pawtuck and Providence. The text is incomplete but indicates a community incident or meeting with undefined outcomes and unclear participants. Further context needed to determine precise event, places, or dates.
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Salem
Pawtuck
Providence
Chelsea Ward Officers and Mayor Nominee Tenney Profiled
Continued from page one listing ward by ward aldermen and school committee appointments. The Hon. Samuel P. Tenney, mayoral candidate, educated in Boston schools and Chelsea resident since age 14, has held multiple city offices and secret society memberships. Republicans back Tenney Whiting Carruth Delano. Democrats back Whiting Keefe O'Brien Taylor. school committee split evenly 4-4 Wards.
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Timothy J. Keefe
J M. Bulger
Asa J. Floyd
John J. Burke
P. J. Hagan
John ¥. McCarthy
James Keenan
Dennis A. ‘O’brien
Minnie L. Fenwick
James T. Nelsor
P. Z. Flaherty
Henry T
Edward Powers
P. J. Farrell
J. J. Tyrell
Thomas F Rogers
Charles Ford
J. Henry Taylor
Edward H. Lowell
A. ©. Sullivan
John ¥. Low
P. L. Murtha
Dennis Crowley
John M. Oxton
Samuel P. Tenney
Boston Public
Chelsea
Common Council
Messrs. Tenney
Whiting
Carruth
Medford GOP picks five at municipal convention
The Republican convention in ward 2 had forty two delegates chaired by E. Boynton. Five candidates were nominated with Andrew Nimms gaining seventeen A P A votes. Ballots shifted support from C H Benner and H L Buss to H Bridge who won 23 to 19 over Lowe. Charles N Jones was re nominated for school committee at large by acclamation.
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Medford
H. &. Bridge
Lowe
Supporters Rally for Mayor Cate in Everett Headquarters
A largely attended rally at the Plaisted block town headquarters supported Mayor Cate’s re-election. Speakers included City Solicitor H. H. Newton Alderman R. H. Jenkins Charles Manser and others.
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Cate
Everett
Mr. Cate
H. H.newton
R. H. Jenkins
Charles Manser
Chelsea Republicans Convene. Loud for Mayor Nominated
The Chelsea Republican city committee met last evening, acting as delegates formed a convention led by Ivory R. Allen and with John H. Roberts as secretary. The caucus ticket headed by John C. Loud for Mayor was formally nominated.
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Chelsea
Republican City Committee
Ivory R. Allen
John H. Roberts
John C. Loud
Temple Hall Delegates Nominate Ward 3 Council Candidates
Delegates elected to the Temple Hall mayoralty and aldermanic convention have nominated Frank H. Willard Cornelius Minihan James F. Scully and John J. Ahearn to nominate Common Council candidates from Ward 3.
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Temple Hall
Frank H. Willard
Cornelius Minihan
James F. Scully
John J. Ahearn
Grattan Literary Association Hosts Manchester Martyrs Anniversary
The Grattan Literary Association of East Cambridge celebrated the Manchester martyrs anniversary at Institute Hall with prominent Cambridge and Boston figures in attendance. Daniel Wilson presided as address and aims of the Grattan were outlined, new members admitted, and a patriotic program of songs and recitations performed.
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Grattan Literary’ Association of
East Cambridge
Manchester
Institute Hall
Cambridge
Boston
Malden
Somerville
East Boston
Daniel Wilson
Grattan Association
John W. Flynn
Thomas Francis Meagher Associates
Lehane
John Boyle
O’reilly Society of
Burney
Robert Emmett$ Literary Club
Cambridgeport
Moynihan
Hugh O'Neil
Thomas Lally
Robert Emmets
Philip Kean
Patrick Collins
The
Grattans
Owen O’loughlin
J. J. Manning
God Save Iteand
Rexfords Beat Meyers in Cambridge Candle Pins Match
The Rexfords defeated the Meyers of Cambridge in a candle pins game on Cambridge alleys. A large crowd witnessed the contest and the score followed.
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Rexfords
Meyers
Cambridge
Jamesons
Somerville
Jeffersons
Boston
Hannafo
McSella
Wilby Ewe
Bickford
Rae
Roxbury Work Accident Narrows To Injuries From Exploded Cartridge
Thomas Carlo a 26 year old married man from 318 North street is hospitalized at City Hospital with severe injuries to his hands and face after a dynamite cartridge exploded in a trench on Gen eva avenue Roxbury yesterday afternoon. His condition is improving as he is expected to recover.
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Thomas Carlo
North Street
City Hospital
Carlo
Geneva Avenue
Roxbury
New Generals From Spain Sail for Cuba Tomorrow
Generals Pando and Marin in command of Spanish troops sent to Cuba to lead operations, with Pando sailing for the island tomorrow to take command.
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Pando Not Marin
Cuba
Evacuation Day Address At Normandie Dinner
Sons of the American Revolution held a social meeting at the Hotel Normandie in New York City with Robert B. Roosevelt presiding Captain Henry W Hubbell delivering the main address on The Evacuation of New York He warned that England or any major naval power could seize New York as easily as police break up an anarchist meeting and urged war insurance defending approaches at an estimated 20 million dollars, a fraction of state property.
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New York
Sons of the American Revolution
Hotel Normandie
Robert B. Roosevelt
Henry W. Hubbell
Mr. Hubbell
United States
England
New York City
Gaelic Festival Aids St. Augustine Parish School in South Boston
About 2500 attended the Gaelic festival at St. Augustine's Hall South Boston under Rev J J Harkins with William McMorrow as marshal. Cake walk winners were Dineen Murphy Table 8 and Kehoe Colpoys Table 9. Supper and dancing followed, Berkeley Orchestra provided music, and organizers expect about 1800 to be realized for the parish school.
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St. Augustine’s Hall
South Boston
St. Augustine's Church
J. J. Harkins
W. J. White
James H. Tuckett
William H. McMorrow
James R. Towle
Daniel McIsaac
John Traynor
William Young
Edward Earle
John E. Lavery
John Quilty
John J. Horan
James Sterrett
James O’donnell
Charles P. Mooney
John Newman
Fred Sullivan
James Healy
William She
Berkeley Orchestra
Joycé
Sullivan
CITY BREVITIES ARRANGING FOR A CONCERT AT BOSTON THEATRE
A meeting at St James Parochial Hall planned a concert at the Boston Theatre for Sunday evening Jan 26 under Signor Rotoli of the Conservatory of Music who presided. John M Crowley named secretary and speakers included Thomas E Clifford Dennis Mahoney and others.
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St. James-Parochial Hall
Boston Theatre
Signor Rotoli
Conservatory of Music
John ‘M Crowley
Thomas E. Clifford
Dennis Mahoney
Superior Criminal Court
Sheldon
Frederick Sawyer
House of Correction
James E. Magann
Angelo Carpenallo
Joseph Colbert
Golf Social Club
Boston
Edward Gannon
John O. Pugsley
Green and
Elm Streets
Jamaica Plain
Patrick Meehan
James Foley
City Hospital
Derne
Temple Streets
Foley
Hugh Doherty
Bow Street
Charlestown
Plan for Boston Cambridge bridge proposed across the river
The city discusses locating a 60 foot wide iron bridge with stone piers and a central draw from Pleasant street Boston to Magazine street Cambridge to ease travel between the cities. Estimated cost about 300000 dollars to be shared by Boston Cambridge and Brookline.
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Pleasant Street
Boston
Magazine Street
Cambridge
Brookline
Next Year's Big Game to Be Played in Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania football chair John Bell says a Pennsylvania Harvard game is arranged for next season in Philadelphia, but no contracts signed yet. The contest would be about Thanksgiving week, Harvard faculty objecting to Thanksgiving Day play. The Penn team returned from Cambridge after a spirited two hour practice for the Cornell game.
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Philadelphia
John "Co, Bell
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Cambridge
Cornell
Czarina nurses child in historic act at court
A new imperial bulletin from St. Petersburg reports the Czarina, breaking custom, is breast feeding her infant, Grand Duchess Olga, possibly the first Empress to do so. The statement marks a rare personal unveiling at court and underscores a shift in ceremonial norms.
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ST. Petersburg
Olga
First Annual Stock and Farm Show Opens in New York
The Live Stock Society of America hosts the Madison Square Garden event with 106 cattle sheep and swine entries. Prizes also offered for flowers fruits vegetables and dairy products. Hunters join the lineup alongside weight carriers and timber toppers from the recent Horse Show.
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New York
Live Stock Society of America
Madison Uare Garden
Copodilupo's Brother Held in Police Court
In Haverhill on November 25 Peter Copodilupo, brother of the assailant, was held in 1000 bail for next Saturday on charges of being an accessory to the shooting of Mrs Maggie Barker Saturday evening. Police have traced a faint lead to the would be murderer and hope to capture him tonight. Mrs Barker remains alive but very low
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Haverhill
Peter Copodilupo
Maggie Barker
Free Diagnosis and Cure Claims by Dr Liverpool at Tremont Street
A long advertisement promotes Dr Liverpool at 283 Tremont Street offering free consultation and medicines. It boasts high cure counts across many diseases from rheumatism to Bright's disease and claims no prior knowledge of patients is needed for an accurate diagnosis. Office hours are listed with specific evening times for gentlemen. Sunday hours are included.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Live i
Jess
Boston
Bright
Heavy Cuban Battle Near Taguasco Reported by Messenger
A Cuban messenger in New York describes a November 19 clash at Taguasco Cuba between about 10 000 Spanish troops and 4000 Cuban fighters. General Maceo arrived with 3500 reinforcements aiding a Cuban victory with Aldave reportedly killed and about 600 killed or wounded. Gomez seized 700 rifles and ammunition.
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New York
Taguasco
Cuba
Vales
Luque
Aldave
Maximo Gomez
Antonio Maceo
Trinidad and
Cienfuego
Gomez
Winners at Lexington Racecard in four races
At Lexington Kentucky on November twenty sixth the first four and one half furlongs winner was Miss Emma with While Away second and Bella H third. Times show 5934 seconds. The next three quarters mile winner Wildfie with Cerro Gordo second and Uncle Henry third in 1 18. Third race one mile Islin won with Chenoa second and Charley Weber third in 1 48. Fourth race five and one half furlongs James Monroe won with Old Centre second and Fred Barr third in 1 12. Fifth race four and one half furlongs Passed won with Lutie Lewis second and Ida third in 1 minute.
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Lexington
Miss Emma
Bella H
Wildfie
Cerro Gordo
Uncle Henry
Islin
Chenoa
Charley Weber
James Monroe
Old Centre
Fred Barr
Lutie Lewis
Ida
Alderman Proposes New Route to Relieve City Traffic
Alderman David F Barry unveiled a plan to ease heavy teamster traffic by extending Church Street and widening Broadway Extension and Curve Street linking Albany and Ola Colony railroad depots. The route would bypass Park Square and Eliot Kneeland, diverting freight traffic from congested Tremont Washington corridors to Hartford New Haven depot via Albany Street and Broadway Bridge.
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David F. Barry
Park Square
Eliot Street
Albany and
Ola Colony
Barry
Church Street
Broadway
Eliot
Kneeland Streets
Pleasant Street
Shawmut Avenue
Tremont Street
Tremont
Our City
Martford
New Haven
Washington Street
Boylston Street
Hartford
Enny
New England
Hartford & New Haven
Columbus’ Avenue
Boston & Albany
Old Colony
Burnt District
Albany ‘Street
Broadway Bridge
New Avenue
Columbus‘avenue
Park ‘Square
Washington
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Boston Baptist Union
Edward H. Has
Kell the Orator
Garment Workers
Bakers’ Union
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Rally For Mayor
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Eeeeerooee Ié
Spain
Captain Hubbell
South
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Bunker Hill
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Cullis
Blue’ Hill Avenue
City Board of Health
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Vernon Street
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DR. Liverpool
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