Linehan NOL 10 Be Annoyed and Violence in City Hall
The article reports that the Commission may present evidence on the Hallian contracts to District Attorney Moran who may not prosecute Senator Linehan. It notes uncertainty about action toward Alderman William Woods, and cites Moran’s stated plan to investigate charges per his pre-election pledge. Feeney claims no offense was committed.
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Hallian
Moran
Linehan
William Woods
Finance Commission
John Feeney
Ex-Lieut. Gov. Tucker Dead at 74 in Pittsfield
Joseph Tucker former lieutenant governor of Massachusetts died in Pittsfield aged 74. Born August 21 1832 in Lenox he studied at Williams College and Harvard Law School. He worked in Detroit and St Louis before returning to Great Barrington in 1859. He served as State Representative in 1865 State Senator in 1866 and 1867 United States Registrar of Bankruptcy 1867 1868 1869 and Lieutenant Governor 1869 to 1873.
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Pittsfield
Joseph Tucker
Mr. Tucker
Lenox
Williams College
Harvard Law School
Detroit
Mich
St. Louis
Great Barrington
Twenty-ninth
Massachusets Volunteers
United States Registrar of Bankruptcy
Japan Student Frauds Startled U S Officials
American Ambassador Thomas J. O'Brien has urged Tokyo to curb rising Japanese student immigration to the Pacific coast. He argued the practice violates promises by the Japanese government and called for a strict inquiry and measures to stop students who may later become laborers from entering the United States.
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Tokio
Thomas J. O’brien
Pacific
State Department
America
Government considers tighter emigration controls
The Foreign Office told a correspondent that it is studying methods to limit emigration and correct recent mistakes. It says frauds may have been committed without government knowledge and that precautions are being used to prevent a recurrence.
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Foreign Office
Fleet 10 Meet About Dec 9
New York Nov 28 The plan to assemble most of the Pacific bound Atlantic fleet in New York Harbor and sail in squadron to Hampton Roads has been abandoned. Each battleship will spend extended time at navy yards for repairs before the long Western cruise begins.
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New York
New York Harbor
Hampton Roads
Drought of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Endorsed
James A. Johnson of Sutton West Virginia and his wife praise Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a strong stimulant and medicine. Johnson says part of a bottle improved appetite and that it is the best stimulant he has used while also beneficial as a medicine. He notes his wife’s appetite improved after giving her part of a bottle. January 7, 1907.
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James A. Johnson
Sutton
West Virginia
Duffy
Johnson
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Health Tonic
An advertisement extols Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure malt distillate and tonic. It claims health benefits, warns against drugs, and urges buyers to insist on the genuine sealed bottle from Duffy Malt Whiskey Co of Rochester New York with a $1.00 price and an illustrated medical booklet.
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Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Substitution Considered for Kenny on Democratic Ballot
This afternoon at five the filing period closes for substitutions in the city race. The Democratic ticket seeks a replacement for Thomas J. Kenny, who withdrew, and to name a Democratic Alderman for Wards 16 20 and 24.
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Thomas J. Kenny
Michael J. Coyle
John J. Hoar
Thomas F. Mansfield
School Committee
Denis D. Driscoll
Boston Central Labor Union
Fred J. Kneeland
David X. Coughlan
Duff
David D. Scannell
James E. Magenis
Republican
Independence League
Herbert J. Keenan
John D. O’reilley
Francis Be, Carroll
John D. Drum
Keenan
Drum
East Boston businessmen back Bates for Alderman
A meeting of leading East Boston businessmen chaired by William C. Smith of the Boston Forge Company at 177 Lexington Street resolved to declare for Benjamin Bates for Alderman and to canvass the city’s 25 wards in his behalf.
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East
Boston
William C. Smith
Boston Forge Company
Mr. Smith
Lexington Street
Benjamin ¥. Bates
Giant schooners race in tempest off Cape
The Palmer yachts Paul and Rebecca, famed for speed, led a fleet of clippers as a northeast gale battered the seas. Observers praised the sight and seamanship, noting the two Palmers finished hours ahead and weathered the storm with strong canvas and skill.
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Paul
Rebecca
Viking
William L. Douglas
Oakley C. Curtis
Sarah W. Lawrence
Clara A. Donnell
William F. Palmer
Paul Palmer
Palmers
Allen and
Clarke
Morrison
Atlantic Avenue
Fight Against Ice Trust Ends With Ernestine Surrender
Captain Amos M. Jewett, long rival of the ice trust, has died and his schooner Ernestine now delivers its last cargo to the very trust it opposed. The 40 year old vessel, based in Westport Maine, formerly tied to the fish and lumber trades, carried the sign Maine Ice and drew curiosity from passing ships.
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Ernestine
Amos M. Jewett
Jewett
Ice
Captain Jewett
Commerial Street
Portland
Westport
Maine
Firebug Tried To Torch Brighton Building
Under cover of darkness a firebug attempted to torch an unfinished building at Market and Garden streets in Brighton. A passerby officer spotted flames and a citizen raised an alarm from Box 848. Fire crews arrived after, and the blaze was snuffed with little damage.
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Market and Garden Streets
Brighton
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Ballybo
Hunter Meltons
Stein-Bloch
Stein-Bloch Co
Winter Underwear Bargains
Rheims
Kenny
Bates
Ciett
Cluett, Peabody & CO
ICE Trust
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Backaloves
Mporters Outlet Co
Washington St
Dudley St
Roxbury
Alaska
Ceylon
Assam
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Importers Outlet CO
Broadway
Chelsea
Columbus Av
Nox
Essex St
Elm St
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