16 Senators For Chapple 16 Senators For Chapple
Senator elect William D. Chapple says he has 16 Republican signatures for his Senate presidency bid leaving 12 unsigned and four more he expects. He withholds names and touts newspaper visibility. Opposition stems from independent shoe workers and shoe manufacturers over his ties to United Shoe Machinery Company of Beverly.
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William D. Chapple
Senate
Chapple
Satem
Senator Chapple
Shoe Machinery Makers
United Shoe Machinery Company of
Beverly
Beverly Company
Bullock
Taft
Buttrick
Mayor Faces Deadline to Pull Independent Candidates
Mayor Fitzgerald must file by 5 o clock next Thursday to withdraw independent Democratic candidates for Aldermen. Cauley may still withdraw despite earlier belief he would remain. Kneeland expected on the ballot. Brazzell says he will quit if Collins quits, shifting odds for the Republicans as independents rise.
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Fitzgerald
Edward JL. Cauley
Cauley
Fred J. Kneeland
Eugene T. Brazzell
Thomas Collins
Weekly Review of Stock Market Drift and Bank Rates
Reading stock activity shows mixed selling and buying with Reading, Union Pacific, and Amalgamated facing cross currents. Money reserves, foreign credit, and central banks influence rates as the market eyes Secretary Shaw for relief next month and expects narrow fluctuations amid cautious bears and underlying buying power.
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Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Bank of England
Bank of France
London
Shaw
St. Paul and the Hill
Barbara Doherty and the Boston Red Flag Saga
In a basement scene from Boston town, Barbara Doherty confronts a tattered banner of Southland. A mob led by Pierce clashes with the Gurney Guards while Berwin holds the city’s fate. The flag is restored and the crowd dispersed as Doherty’s influence wanes.
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Southland
Barbara Doherty
Berwin
Bill
Brockton Ward 6 Battles In Hot Election Race
In Brockton Ward 6 a three ticket fight for Board of Aldermen and Common Council dominates municipal politics as candidates form slates. Democratic hopeful John W. Brophy leads the council ticket with allies Sullivan and McWilliams, while Republicans Bigney Smith and Tabor oppose, and Socialists nominate Axel Johnson Casey and Rankin. Brophy, a popular Eastern Steamship Company cashier, eyes advancement.
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Brockton
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
John Kent
W. E. Clifford
J. E. Handrahan
John R. Sinclair
J. F. Buckley
A. Clancey
Sinclair
John W. Brophy
John W. Sullivan
Charles McWilliams
Thomas Bigney
W. G. Smith
R. H. Tabor
Axel Johnson
J. Casey
J. Rankin
Mr. Brophy
Eastern Steamship Company
Boston
Mayor backs 12 o'clock liquor law passage in city
The mayor presses for the 12 o'clock liquor law for hotels and has held multiple talks with the Democratic organization. A refusal to accept the legislative act could trigger further actions.
Brockton Council Candidate John W Brophy Profile
John W Brophy, Boston based cashier for Eastern Steamship Company, runs as Democratic candidate for Brockton Common Council. The notice highlights his candidacy and party affiliation with a photo credit to Marceau.
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Marceau
John W. Brophy
Eastern Steamship Company
Boston
Brockton
Merchants push 12 o'clock liquor law change
Merchants and business leaders plan an active campaign to pass the 12 o'clock law, arguing its passage will aid commercial interests. They will show that modifying the liquor law could bring further beneficial changes for everyone in the liquor trade.
O'Hare Declines Independent Run for Alderman
Ex-Representative Frank O'Hare states he will not seek an independent candidacy for the Board of Aldermen and says Mayor Fitzgerald had nothing to do with his decision. He cites the primary fight as fair and thanks supporters who backed him in Ward 14.
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Frank O’hare
Board of Aldermen
Fitzgerald
Vnults
Ward 14 Wagesarners’ Club
Long missing Fall River man found dead in Wells camp
Michael Dowd, a long-missing Fall River native from Ireland, was found dead Thursday in a Wells logging camp in Maine. Death attributed to natural causes. Dowd disappeared from Fall River 30 years ago.
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Fall River
Wells
Michael Dowd
Ireland
Dowd
Chicago to New York Electric Air Line Rail Road Promoters
A long-standing skeptic’s doubt contrasts with a bold plan for a straight line air line railroad from Chicago to New York. Promoters pledge practicality, integrity, and a promise to push through despite usual obstacles, asserting firm intent to complete the project.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Nicholas I
Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Wild Cat” Manine
Chicago
New York
Chicago-New York Electric Air Line
Hancock and Company, Inc
Chicago-New York Electric Air Line R. R
Old South
Boston
Chicago-New York Electric Air Line Railroad
Fisca
Piease
Chicago-New York Electric Air Line RR. R
AIR Line News
Hancock and Co., Inc
R. R
Od South
Washington St
Milk St
Exchange St
Portland
Howard National Bank
Burlington
Proctor
Exchange Street
Lynn
Mass
Exchange
Manchester
Banigan
Providence
R. I
Phoenix
Springfield
Hartford Trust Co
Hartford, Conn
Stepdaughter Nora Welch Saves Man From Suicide
In South Boston, 32 year old Bartley Cronin slashed his throat after drinking heavily. His 17 year old stepdaughter Nora Welch found him, staunched the bleeding, and summoned his wife and Dr. Keenan. Cronin was rushed to City Hospital and was expected to recover.
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Nora Welch
Bartley Cronin
West Third Street
South Boston
Cronin
No-License Rally At Chelsea Church Draws Crowd
A large crowd gathered at First Baptist Church Chelsea for a no license rally led by Rev. S. H. Davis of the Anti-Saloon League of Massachusetts and Pastor Rev. F. W. Bakeman. Davis argued saloons cut real estate values by up to half and warned Chelsea businessmen against believing licenses aid business. He predicted a no-license victory at the upcoming city election.
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Chelsea
First Baptist Church
S. H. Davis
Anti-Saloon League of Massachusetts
F. W. Bakeman
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William E. Soule
Calumet & Ayizone
Calumet & Hecla
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Roth
Franklin
Isle Royale
Mexico
Consol
Michigan
Montana
Nevada
Osceola
Santa P
Shannon
Tecumseh
I'S Trinity
United Copper
Utah Ee
Action
U. S. Smelting
Wolverine
Wyandot
Tloss
City Hall
O’neil
Son of Fame
New Orleans
Pards
Fitzy
Pierce
O’hare
Evening Star
Eldorado
Fast Range
Goldafield
Deed Free and Clear
Boston-Goldfield Mining Company
Board of Directors
Inter Trust Security CO
Water St
Nora
Welch
Entertainments
Washington and
Winter Sts
Orpheum
Great Lafayette
SIG Earim
DE Broclie
Prince Robert
Broglie
Ee Nanan
Thos
J. Ryn
Mary Richfield Sisters
Rappo
Latell Chas. Kenna—Walters & Prouty
Sadi Alferabi
Vitagraph
Lawrance
D’orsay
Augustus Thomas
Secooks
Boylston
Colonial Theatre
Bijou
John Craig
Weei
Ig Holmes
Oxford
Sherlock
Colonial
Belle OF
Mayfair
Thomas W. Ryley
Chas
H. E. Brookfield
Cosmo Hamilton Mausie
Leslie Stuart Mats
Elsie Janis
Hollis ST
Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohman
Maude Adams
GLOBE
Cae Ara
Rev. Ohn Snyder
Edward Harrigan
Tremont Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Deorce Ade
Mats
Majestic
David Belasco
Blanche Bates
Golden West
Symphony Hall
Boston Symphony
Ochestra
Karl Muck
Camille
Saint-Saens
M. Saint-Saens
Rcital
Shevinne Steinert
Einesdey
Steinway
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Harry Kelly
Johnny Jones
the Prodigal Son
Tremont
Winter St
Sag Harbor
Knabe Usi Ay Saint-Saens Mphony
Bowdoin
the Christian
Howard
Joe Welch
Lee
Tung Foo
LaVine
Cimaron
Roger and
Belle Dolan
Howard Or
Lesquers
Paris
LYCEU
Curl Squers
Raymond and Whitcou
Ib’s
Faman
California
Railway
Atomsnani
Raymond & Whitcomb CO
Ashington St
Old South Church
Union Sq
Chastnut St
Philadelphia
Van’s
Oston
Grand Opera House
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