Rally for Democratic Citizens School Ticket in Boston
A ward 3 Charlestown rally attacks the Public School Association as biased toward publishers and furniture interests. Speakers including Alderman Edward L. Quigley and ex Senator Peter F. Tague urge Boston graduates of public schools to lead the School Board, criticizing parlor caucuses and non local candidates. The meeting at Lexington and Bunker Hill streets backs the Democratic Citizens ticket with calls for reform and accountability.
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Charlestown
Edwards Quigley
Secret Alliance
Peter F. Tague
Public School Association
Back Bay
J. F. McCarthy
Fifield
Duff
James H. Conley
Boston
Democratic Citizens
Lexington
Bunker Hill
James A. McDonald
Ward 11
Vogel
Warren School
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Frothingham
Publishers
Edward L. Quigley
School Board of
M. D. Collins
Charles H. McNamee
J. D. Holland
William J. Miller
President halts action in Owen case defer appeal
The President suspended final action in Lieutenant Alfred C Owen of the navy's case to consider a clemency appeal filed by his counsel. Owen, convicted by court martial of financial irregularities and absence without leave, faced dismissal from the service. The appeal argues a temporary aberration of mind affected his conduct and reduced responsibility.
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Owen
Washington
Alfred C Owen
Navy
Hope for Bannockburn Crew as Missing Steamer Sighting Varies
Reports from Chicago and Sault Ste. Marie create cautious optimism that the Bannockburn crew of two men may have reached the mainland north of Michipocoten Island after the wreck on Lake Superior. Conflicting telegrams raise doubt, with the Germanic sighting later contradicted by Strathcona observations and wrecker dispatches to the scene.
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Montreal
Bannockburn
Michipocoten Island
Lake Superior
Chicago
George Ll. McCurdy
Germanic
Favorite
Sailor rumor on Bannockburn ashore near Michipocoten Island
Chicago mariners doubt Bannockburn is ashore north of Michipocoten, citing calm seas and good sailing conditions from Sault Ste. Marie to Michipocoten Harbor. Telegraph reports from the harbor deny any news of the vessel as of the last week, suggesting no verified sighting.
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Chicago
Bannockburn
Michipocoten Island
Sault Ste. Marie
Sault
Michipocoten Harbor
Méchipocoten
Lonely Thanksgiving in Cataract Hotel Prison Room
Mrs. Blanche Molineux spent Thanksgiving alone in her Cataract Hotel prison room in Sioux Falls. She did not leave for greetings or messages while outside, the city enjoyed snow and holiday bustle. She ate a modest turkey meal at 1 p.m. as revelers, poker, and wheel of fortune noises filled the hotel. A Sioux Falls man boasted of a signed check she had inadvertently signed.
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Molineux
Sioux Falls
Cab Driver Hurt by Electric Car Collision
Michael Cronin aged 60 of 121 West Brookline street was thrown from his coupe on Charles street near the Public Garden gate when an inbound Cambridge car struck it. Cronin suffered a scalp wound treated at Lagrange street station by Dr. Sargent.
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Michael Cronin
West Brookline Street
Charles Street
Cambridge
Cronin
Lagrange Street
Sargent
Jockey Danny Maher Returns From England
Jockey Danny Maher, who rode in England, arrived aboard the Celtic in New York. He has ridden 435 races with 106 victories and stands third among jockeys. Maher plans to spend winter in Hartford and return to Europe in February.
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New York
Danny Maher
England
Celtic
Port
Maher
Hartford
Europe
All-Canada football team boards tour of Britain
The All-Canada football team passes through St John New Brunswick on the way to Halifax for a two months tour of England Ireland Scotland and Wales. They will play Oxford and Cambridge in a series of games.
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ST. John
N. B
Atlantic
Pacific
Halifax
Allan Line
Ngland
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Oxford
Cambridge
Riots in Barcelona After Language Decree Protests
Riots in Barcelona resumed amid decrees restricting Catalan language. Gendarmes faced volleys of stones while trying to maintain order, finally forcing entry into the university and arresting several students identified as leaders of the unrest.
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Barcelona
Change of Climate and Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets Claim Cure
The piece argues that changing climate does not cure catarrh, which affects all regions, and promotes Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets as a permanent internal remedy. It cites a Columbus Ohio user, A R Fernbank, praising relief after months of symptoms and noting use for the whole family to prevent coughs, colds, and croup.
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Stuart
A. R. Fernbank
Columbus
Ohio
Keel construction advances on Shamrock III in London
London reports progress on the Shamrock III keel with frames set and the lead keel prepared. William Fife plans lighter frames by stringing ballast inside the frames, using about a ton of lead daily to prevent warp. The vessel will feature a pronounced aft drawing of the keel, signaling a larger displacement and a new design novelty.
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London
William Fife
Iselin visits Herreshoff yards for Defender upgrade
Ise lin, managing owner of the Defender of 1908, arrived at the Herreshoffs yacht yards in Bristol as Nat Herreshoff inspected the new lead keel cooling. The pair discussed bronze keel plates to be added soon while skilled artisans worked. Lieutenant Tobin, inventor of Tobin bronze, also visited, with talk of potential use of the metal on Defender parts amid earlier talk of nickel plating.
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Bristol
R. I
C. Oliver. Iselin
Cfip
Herreshoffs
Nat Herreshoff
South Boat Shop
Iselin
Tobin
Tobin Bronze
Burgess Talks on Yachts to Arts Society
W Starling Burgess yacht designer spoke to the Society of Arts at the Walker building Institute of Technology on small racing yachts. He described bow waves boat drag and keel types, favored a balanced design uncommitted on the so called freak, and noted restrictions may be evaded. prominent yachtsmen attended.
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W. Starling Burgess
Society of Arts
Walker
Institute of Technology
Burgess
Greaney Denies Taking Bribe In Street Railway Probe
In Woburn on November 28 Alderman Michael J. Greaney testified for three hours denying offers to sell his vote for 1000 or a 1000 yearly Bristol County Street Railway post. He said he earned 20 weekly from the railway, 13 as car repairer, rest for submitting road reports from Boston. He claimed Remington offered jobs, and that his votes were for the city’s best interest. testimony noted a 3000 payment alleged by others, which Greaney said he did not know of until hearing it. Hearing adjourned to next week.
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Brady
Greaney
Remington
Campu
Cummings
Bristol County Street Railway
Boston
Clinton Beats Lowell 14 to 6 in Hockey Tilt
Clinton outplayed Lowell from the opening whistle for a 14 to 6 victory. By halftime Clinton led 10 to 1 and despite a rally in the third period Lowell added five goals. Lowell goalie raffam starred, with others not matching the standard.
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Clinton
Lowell
Raffam
Portland Triumphs Over Worcester In Fast Hockey
Portland won 8 to 5 against Worcester in a swift, clever game here tonight. Worcester led in the first period before Portland braced in the second. McGilvray starred for Portland while Hayes Gods Daly Roberts and Woods were active throughout.
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Portland
Worcester
McGilvray
Hayes
Gods
Daly
Roberts
Woods
John Dillon Nearing Recovery After Illness
Irish parliamentary leader John Dillon is nearly recovered at Mercy Hospital in Chicago authorities said. He is likely to leave the hospital on Sunday after receiving treatment for his illness.
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John Dillon
Chicago
Mercy Hospital
Mrs Dillon Called to Chicago
Mrs John Dillon has been summoned to Chicago where her husband Irish leader John Dillon lies ill.
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London
John Dillon
Chicago
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