Campaign for School Ticket in Charlestown Meeting
In Society Hall Charlestown last night a Democratic Citizens' school committee ticket campaign was urged with six of eight candidates present including Dr Eben W Gaynor Ward 7 and Dr Herbert J Keenan Ward 13. A schedule of campaign events across wards was announced with many speakers volunteering including Ex Alderman William F Donovan and several representatives and doctors.
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Boston
Society Hall
Charlestown
Eben W. Gaynor
Herbert J. Keenan
William J. Miller
Daniel W. Gallagher
James A. McDonald
Arthur G. Davis
John H. Casey
A. J. Bulger
Jeremiah F. McCarthy
Thomas H. Kelley
James A. McDonald, Jr
John H. Pierce
James A. Watson
Michael O’brien
William F. Donovan
Peter F. Tague
William J. Gallivan
Daniel J. Kiley
Henry JL. Plummer
Charles H. McNamee
John J. Fenno
John J. Mahoney
Francis J. Garland
Joseph A. Dennison
Dward L. Quigley
Thomas J. Gasgan
Thomas A. Mullen
John F. Fitzgerald
Duane Accepts Boston Street Commissioner Nomination
John H. Duane announces acceptance of the Democratic nomination for Boston street commissioner. He recalls over eight years on the board, stresses impartiality in condemning property and laying out new streets, and pledges honest, efficient service if elected. He thanks W. T. A. Fitzgerald M. L. Jennings and J. E. Bunting for support.
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Boston
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
M. L. Jennings
J. E. Bunting
Democratic
Bride of Four Days Taken Back to New York Prisoner
Mrs. Ugo Benvenuti, married four days, was arrested on charges of grand larceny and taken to New York City yesterday. She traveled from Boston in custody to answer the complaint, as her husband of record did not accompany her due to a dispute over the marriage contract. The couple claim they wed November 19 in Jersey City. authorities expect the case to be dropped after arrival. Mrs. Benvenuti has supported herself and her mother since age eleven.
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New York
Ugo Benvenuti
Rooney
Abbott
New York City
Hogarty
Benvenuti
Chickering
Morse overcoats offer value priced garments this season
If you seek a winter overcoat this holiday, Morse advertises options from 10 to 45 dollars. A $15 serviceable coat, a $45 finest ready to wear, and a $10 lowest-price coat are promoted, with claim that Morse-made coats guarantee reliability.
Candidates ruled out by election commissioners in party nominations
Objections and withdrawals filed with the election commissioners list independent and Socialist nominees rejected for Alderman wards 3 5 7 9 10 11 12 13 15 and Common Council seats. several withdrawals noted. some nominees seek designation of Democrat on ballots.
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Charles MI. Kemp Sturgeon
Frank Costa
James F. Stevens
Frank Bombach
Charles H. Hottleman
Nathan Barnet
Florence H. Fitzgerald
Aaron B.atta
Daniel H. Sullivan
Daniel W. Healy
Terrance Adams
James J. Phalen
E. F. Colbert
Common Council
Richard J. Blackmore
Frank C. Jacobs
John B. Brock
David H. Irving
William R. Brown
Thomas R. Bateman
Nathan R. Barnett
Ellery H. Clark
Edward W. Gaynor
David Eilis
Miss Dierkes
William T. Keough
James A. McDonala
John H
School Board Brief Session Quietly Moves Through Items
The school committee met briefly as Mrs Duff was absent amid anti public school activity. Two longtime teachers Miss Annie P James and Miss Mary Nichols resign with a one year half pay vacation. Licenses for bootblacks and newsboys shift to principals after Jan 1 under new law. Marion Howard Brazier of Paul Jones Chapter D A R asks the committee to name a school after naval hero, citing a new Norman street schoolhouse.
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Duff
anti-Public School Association
Annie P. James
Mary Nichols
James
Board of Aldermen
Ernst
Marion Howard Brazier
Paul Jones
Brazier
Norman Street
Slattery Runs Independently for Re-election
Charles H. Slattery announces as an independent candidate for the Boston Board of Aldermen in the eighth district. He cites unfair nomination processes and calls for voters to express their support for fair play and better city governance. He vows to serve South Boston and promote improvements and prudent public spending if re-elected.
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Sir
South Boston
Boston
Charles H. Slattery
Russian Ambassador Denies Czar Health Reports
Count Cassini said reports from St Petersburg about the Czar have no foundation. He noted ministers would not remonstrate and stated the Czar is in the best of health, according to despatches received yesterday.
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Washington
Count Cassini
St. Petersburg
Blackbirds Give Minstrel Show in Somerville
The dainty Blackbirds a prominent Somerville social group staged a minstrel benefit last evening at Unit tarian Hall to aid the flower table for the Home for the Aged. Ulmer H. Manning directed the performance with Mrs. T. Franklin Preston leading the business. Notable participants included Miss Helena G. Parris and Miss Bertha Putney of Sherwood Ladies Quartet, with Emma Wilkins as interlocutor and Miss Mills among the bones.
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Unittarian Hall
Somerville
T. Franklin Preston
Ulmer H. Manning
Helena G. Parris
Bertha Putney
A. P. Nickerson
Sherwood Ladies’ Quartet
Emma Wilkins
Miss Mills
A. P. Nickergon
Abbie Gilkey
Jennie ,Lindquist
Francis
Walter Robie
H. A. Pestell
Fred R. Hamiston
Charles Tuckett
Purse Gift Marked Fr Fitzpatrick 70th Birthday at St. Gregory's
In Dorchester at St. Gregory's Church the Rev William H Fitzpatrick received a purse of 2900 from about 1000 parishioners in a reception. Patrick O F Burke presided. speech by Charles W Casey. Father Fitzpatrick plans to use much of the gift for the church and noted 27 years of service. Pope Leo XIII’s apostolic blessing was presented by Rev John A Degan.
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St. Gregory’s Church
Dorchester
William H. Fitzpatrick
Patrick O'F. Burke
Charles W. Casey
Father Fitzpatrick
St. Gregory's Church
John A. Degan
Leo XIII
Jenkins Defeats Carroll in Madison Square Garden Bout
Tom Jenkins of Cleveland defeated Joe Carroll of Ireland in a catch as catch can match at Madison Square Garden Concert Hall. Jenkins controlled with 192 pounds to 170, winning two falls 28 15 and 14 27. Referee James Bayley observed a fast, well timed contest with Carroll’s defense and quick escapes.
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New York
Tom Jenkins
Cleveland
Joe Carroll
Ireland
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
Jenkins
Carroll
James Bayley
Three Charged With Snatching Watches
Three young men were arrested by Patrolmen Hankey and McAuliffe of Division 3 after a liquor store meeting led to the theft of a silver timepiece. Charles McCabe and Daniel Gallagher allegedly snatched the watch from Thomas Davidson of Stamford Street. Creedon of Western Avenue Cambridge was later charged with larceny of a watch from Charles Farnwell of South Lincoln while Farnwell was in the West End.
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Hankey and McAuliffe
Thomas Davidson
Stamford Street
Court Street
Charles McCabe
Daniel Gallagher
John Creedon
Western Avenue
Cambridge
Charles P. Farnwell
South
Lincoln
Farnwell
West End
Creedon
Ship Trust Peace Factor at Boston Banquet
Massachusetts delegates from the London Chamber of Commerce praised the shipping trust as a key factor in maintaining peace between nations at the State Board of Trade dinner in Boston. Speeches by Charles Adams and others highlighted commerce with all nations and entangling alliances with none.
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Ship Trust
Massachusetts State Board of Trade
London Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Vendome
United States
Charles Adams
Edward
Adams
Bates
Collins
George A. Marden
Vincent H. B. Kennett
London
Shipping Trust
England
Congressman-Elect Gardner Fights Newfoundland Treaty
Congressman-elect Gardner returned from Washington where he opposed a Newfoundland free fish treaty. He warned it would ruin Gloucester’s fishing ports and pledged to press to defeat it in the Senate, citing local industry and economic harm. He appeared as a guest at a Beverly armory dinner, and he said the treaty would not pass.
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A.P. Gardner
Washington
Gloucester
New England
Armory
Beverly
Company FE
Fight Regiment
Senate
Newfoundland
Massachusetts
United States
Gardner
Harvard Faculty Wins as Co operative Society Becomes Corporation
Harvard's Co operative Society voted 427 to 104 to become a corporation. The move, backed by President Eliot and Dean Briggs after lengthy debate, places five professors in trust to hold stock and run the organization, enabling reforms and improvements previously impossible. The trustees are J L Higginson, Dean Briggs, Samuel Williston, Harold C Ernst, and Wallace C Sabine.
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Harvard
Harvard Co-operative Society
Eliot
Dean Briggs
Crimson University
Co-operative Society
J. L. Higginson
Harvard College
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Samuel Williston
Law
Harold C. Ernst
Medical Faculty
Wallace C. Sabine
British Coal Delivery To Boston At 3.90 To 4.00 A Ton
London reports that US demand for English coal remains lively with 20 000 tons booked for current and next month shipments. Northumberland unscreened steam coal could arrive in Boston at 2.90 to 4.00 dollars a ton with freight at 1.44. Officials discuss railroad presidents and arbitration commission actions affecting the case.
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London
Boston
United States
Newcastle
Montenegro
Kensington and
Patria
Northumberland
Mitchell and Counsel Discuss Philadelphia Meeting Date
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers and counsel Darrow Lloyd arrived in Philadelphia from Washington discussing a tentative settlement proposal. Railroad leaders signaled satisfaction with general terms, minor details to be settled, and an adjournment of the strike commission to December 3. Attorney Wayne MacVeagh sought a Washington meeting to work out settlement details as a coal road message arrived.
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Arbitration Commission
Mitchell
Coal Road
Darrow
Lloyd
Mr. Lyf
Philadelphia
United Mine Workers of America
C. S. Darrow
H. D. Lloyd
Washington
Scranton
Messrs
Clark
Watkins
Parker
Wayne MacVeagh
Hillside Coal Company
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Rivalry and tariffs shape maritime future and trade policy
F Faithful Begg praises fleet rebuilding and sea power while urging US tariff reduction. Massachusetts Board of Trade elects Charles E Adams as president as he argues for a tariff commission to study the complex national tariff and its broad economic impacts.
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F. Faithful Begg
United States
Massachusetts State Board 1 Trade
Charles E. Adams
Congress
Question to President Eliot on organized capital
To the Editor of the Post James M'Carthy asks for space to pose a question to President Eliot. He notes Eliot has spoken on dangers of labor and requests his opinion on organized capital.
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Eliot
James M’carthy
Rise in Anthracite Coal Arrivals Dominates Harbor News
The fleet yesterday brought 13 509 tons of coal led by anthracite. Meridian carried 4 809 tons of bituminous coal to the Boston Elevated Railway from Penarth Wales. Philadelphia barges and tugs delivered multiple anthracite loads from Philadelphia and New York with about 2 897 tons mixed.
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Meridian
Penarth
Wales
Boston Elevated Railway Company
F. C. Pendleton
Philadelphia
Phenix
Suffolk
Kohinoor
Mitchell to Write Book on Capital and Labor
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers announced to friends in Scranton on Sunday evening that he will write a book. It will cover capital and labor and recount the detailed history of the 1900 and 1902 strikes. A Chicago firm is named as publisher.
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Scranton
Penn
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Chicago
Big Fur Theft Laid to Holmes
Henry Holmes aged 24 of 15 Marcella street Roxbury was arrested by Inspector Gutman of the Pinkerton agency and charged with larceny of furs valued at 1190 from L F Hollander store on Fifth Avenue New York. Holmes was arrested at his home. It is alleged he once worked for the Boston house and was sent to the New York establishment after rapid progress.
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Henry Holmes
Marcella Street
Roxbury
Inspector Gutman
Pinkerton Detective Agency
L. F. Hollander
Fifth Avenue
New York
Holmes
Boston
Letter to the Post Box on Dr Lorimer Contention
A former deacon writes that Dr Lorimer was not the bone of contention in Tremont Temple Church two years ago. He states the friction was a Sunday school dispute between officers and teachers and that Lorimer resigned as pastor to avoid quarrel, saying life is too short for quarrelling.
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Dr. Lorimer
Tremont Temple Church
Times warns government over Ireland land question
The Times editorial rebukes Lord Dudley for proposing a round table conference of landlords tenants and other Irish interests to resolve the land question. It argues he lacks cabinet status and firsthand knowledge and warns the government to avoid ambiguous conduct.
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London
the Times
Earl of Dudley
Ireland
Belfast
Lord Dudley
Universalist Social Union Elects New Officers
The Universalist Social Union met at the Nottingham with a 6 30 pm business session and election of officers. Rev F Hall of North Cambridge departed for New York after an informal reception. Speeches by Rev R Perry Bush and J F Albion preceded the officer slate: Frank P Bennett president, Rev Dr Bisbee vice president, Mrs Place recording secretary, Mrs Mary Brown corresponding secretary, Mr Pemberton treasurer.
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Universalist Social Union
Nottingham
F. Hall
North Cambridge
New York
R. Perry Bush
Chelsea
J. F. Albion
Malden
The
Frank P. Bennett
Bisbee
Jury Out In Clark Case Against Street Railway Co
In East Cambridge court Emma D. Clark and Benjamin R. Clark sue Lowell Lowell Street Railway Co for 25000. Jury retired at 10 30 yesterday morning.
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East Cambridge
Emma D. Clark
Benjamin R. Clark
Lowell, Lawrence & Haverhill Street Railway Co
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