Mrs Boyden Defends I W V Against Public School Aide
Mrs Sarah J Boyden president of the Independent Women Voters denounces the Public School Association as an annex of the Democratic party. She defends Protestant endorsements, notes Catholics and Protestants among candidates, and argues I W V aims to improve school governance without political gain. She cites past independent wins and calls for Republican support next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Diran
Sarah J. Boyden
The
Independent Women Voters’ Organization
Independent Women Voters
Public School Association
Democratic Party
Bitter school nominations drive deeper party clash
Mrs. Julia E. Duff, a Democratic leader on the School Board, condemns the Democratic ticket while the Independent Women Voters clash with the Public School Association. The dispute promises a bitter school fight, as Duff accuses petty politics and Boyden claims the P S A has become an annex of the Democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia E. Duff
Public School Association
Duff
Boyden
Democratic Party
First Mass Held In Newspaper Row For Late-Shift Catholics
The first religious service for Roman Catholics in Newspaper Row was held at 3 30 AM in the small chapel at 249 Washington Street. Rev. P J Lyons of Carney Hospital celebrated mass. The chapel, seating about 250, was filled to capacity and he noted the need for such a service. Mass will be celebrated on each holy day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Chapel
Washington Street
P. J. Lyons
Carney Hospital
Father Lyons
Mrs Duff Defects Democratic Endorsements in School Ticket
Julia E Duff voices disappointment over Democratic group endorsing P S A candidates for school posts. She argues the ticket misrepresents Democrats, cites political pressure influencing nominations, and warns that a metropolitan system would shift funding to other towns. Duff predicts Boston voters will back a straight Democratic slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Everett
Malden
Revere
Chelsea
Enot
State Commission
Boston School Board
Democratic Organization
Old Men Claim Sister's Will Disowned by Burgess Heir
Timothy Harrington and John Harrington, claiming sisterhood with Catherine Burgess who died in the city on November 8, contest her will which leaves about 250000 to nonrelatives. They seek to invalidate the clause disowning relationship while Charles E. Stratton, park commissioner and former attorney, receives 100000 as sole executor. Burgess had grown 100000 from an inheritance and left no public or charitable bequests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Burgess
Burgess
Harrington
Silas Pierce
Boston
Timothy Harrington
John Harrington
Kingsly Iron Works
Mr. Stratton
Moorfield Storey
French & Curtiss
Harringtons
Storey
Inspector Wolf's Daughter to Wed Delaware Man
An engagement party was held at 43 Humboldt Avenue Roxbury in honor of Miss Caroline Wolf daughter of Inspector Morris Wolf and Henry Harris of Wilmington Delaware ahead of their upcoming wedding.
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Inspector Wolf
Caroline Wolf
Inspector Morris Wolf
Henry Harris
Wilmington
Del
Humboldt Avenue
Roxbury
Missing Local Boy John Lane Prime Suspect in Disappearance
Police search for 14 year old John Lane of 19 Bigelow Street who has been missing from home since Friday. Neighbors report he was last seen near Catane and authorities urge anyone with information to contact the station.
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John Lane
Catane
Se 14
Bigelow Street
Mystery ring clue in hotel death probe near Canal Street
Police investigate a fatal gas room death at the Hotel Ketterer in Canal Street where a Gothic A initial ring on Frank Lavigne’s finger is believed to belong to a mysterious woman who shared the room. Investigators seek the woman among nearby hotel guests as they retrace his final hours and recover $40 found on the victim.
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Frank Lavigne
Ketterer
Canal Street
Station 1
Lavigne
North Station
Boston
New Place for Col Reynolds Next Government Appointment
Colonel James B Reynolds longtime executive clerk of the Republican State Committee expects to retire and receive a prominent government post with a higher salary and lighter duties. Major Thomas Talbot seeks a third term as committee chair with no opposition. Possible Reynolds successor discussed includes H H Atherton Jr, secretary of the committee, while the executive committee decides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Reynolds
Republican State Committee
Reynolds
Republican Machine
Washington
Boston
Thomas Talbot
Colonel Reynolds
H. H. Atherton, Jr
Colton Suit on Tomorrow In Massachusetts Draft Case
Attorney General Parker sends to the U S Attorney that Massachusetts will not be represented in the injunction proceedings. Colton seeks to force a draft for 1 611 000 to pay war claim interest due from the U S to Massachusetts. Parker says a draft must go to state authorities. Lawyers say Colton's legal fees may be decided in Massachusetts courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
United States Attorney Bench
Massachusetts
John B. Colton
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
United States
Colton
Washington
One More Hope for Mrs. Rogers in Vermont Legislature
Bennington Vermont November 27 The joint committee on the judiciary will hold a public hearing on a bill to commute the sentence of Mrs Mary A Rogers in Montpelier Tuesday evening. The panel previously backed abolition of capital punishment and is expected to favor commuting her sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Joint Committee On the Judiciary
Vermont
Mary A. Rogers
Montpelier
Gaming raid on Blue Hill Ave ends with three detained
Early yesterday morning at 319 Blue Hill avenue a squad from Station 9 entered through a rear window and found three men at a card table. They identified themselves as Joseph Potter 27 William Hirch berg 20 and Charles Deas 27. Patrons complained of recent losses at the room behind Deas barber shop.
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Blue Hill Avenue
Station 9
Joseph Potter
William Hirchberg
Charles Deas
Deas
Growing Up and Proper Growth in Children
An advisory on child growth cites that underdeveloped children lag in flesh and vitality while overgrown youths need nourishment. Scott's Emulsion is promoted as the aid delivering essential nourishment for rapid, healthy, uniform development.
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Scott
Division 34 A O H Plans Ball And Reunion
An unusually large turnout at the Division 34 An cient Order of Hibernians meeting in Parkman Hall Boylston Place. Nine candidates initiated fourteen applications received. Ball and reunion set for Jan 24 1905 at Paine Memorial Hall.
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Order of Hibernians
Parkman Hall
Boylston Place
Suffolk County
George C. Stephens
Paine Memorial Hall
Messrs
Jere J. Good
Michael Mooney
M. O'Neil
Major Jr. O’connor
William Dwyer
P. Cooney
D. J. Byone
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Nora Kennedy
Paine Hall
Major Chinatown Fire Destroys Boston Warehouse District
A five story factory in Boston’s Chinatown district erupted in flames around 10 PM sweeping the block bounded by Beach Essex streets and Harrison avenue. Fire caused over 10000 dollars in damage to the John H Pray warehouse and nearby firms while police guard kept crowds back and patrolman Brooks was injured by a ladder.
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Beach
Washington
Essex Streets
Harrison Avenue
Brooks
Donovan
John H. Pray
Boston Rock Canolay Company
J. L. Carrey
W. F. Murray
C. L. Perkins
E. Homer
W. H. Lockhart
E. L. Powers
Weds the girl he deserted Woburn pair wed at church
Miss Marjorie McIntyre and John F. Parks Jr. of Woburn were married last evening at St. Charles Church parish residence by Rev J J Keegan. They were greeted at the bride’s home at 8 Thompson Street and now reside at 182 Pleasant Street in Woburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Marjorie McIntyre
John F. Parks, Jr
St. Charles Church
J. J. Keegan
Thompson Street
Pleasant Street
Fitzgerald Urges Youth to Forge Independent Path to Success
Hon. John F. Fitzgerald spoke to the Jacob H. Hecht Club at 17 Allen Street urging young men to build a distinct personality. He attributed Roosevelt's landslide win to superior force of character and urged Massachusetts to nurture active, vigorous leaders.
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Jacob H. Hecht Club
Allen Street
John F. Fitzgerald
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Lecture on Ireland at Lyceum Hall East Boston
A large audience welcomed Miss Mina E. Tenney for an illustrated talk on Ireland in Lyceum Hall East Boston under Ladies' Auxiliary 36 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. The program featured Irish music by Miss Alice L. Clancy and George B. McKenna, with John J. Agnew reading "Wontenoy."
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Mina E. Tenney
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Ladies’ Auxiliary 36
Order of Hibernians
Ireland
Alice L. Clancy
George B. McKenna
John J. Agnew
Quinona Promises Clearer Skin and Stronger Blood
An advert claims Quinona purifies blood and clears skin after a past smallpox scare. It cites endorsements from R B Porter of West Somerville and Co B Burleigh of Augusta City Hospital praising its tonic benefits for indigestion nervousness sleeplessness and run-down conditions. The firm offers $1 bottles and free medical advice from the Quinona Co. in Boston.
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R. B. Porter
Cottage Avenue
West Somerville
Mass
B. Burleigh
Augusta City Hospital
Augusta
Maine
Quinona CO
Hartford St
Boston
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Florence A. Crocker
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Mrs. Rogers
Blue Hill Ave
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Fitzgerald
Kennedy
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Tremont St
Smith Ros
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Boston Wye Institutes
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South Boston
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Catherine Hannon
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