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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1907

Page

2

City debt audit criticizes loan bills and seeks reforms

The report shows real net city debt at 111 848 735 rather than 68 821 359, with debt per capita 183 and a lien on all real estate. It accuses mismanagement, urges 10 year pavement loans, eminent domain land limits, department heads consent in loans, and repeal of July 26 1907 items totaling 536 000 yet unpaid.

Commission Bath Department Mt. Hope Evergreen Mt. Washington Street Bridge Consumptives’ Hospital Department Parker Hill Insane Hospital Charlesbank Ward Cottage Street

Moran Told to State Position as City's Loans Face Scrutiny

The Finance Commission faulted long term loans and questioned debt figures while urging cuts to several items including bath, cemetery, and street repair loans. Moran was asked to state his position by Sunday amid ongoing mayoral campaign dynamics.

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by Paz0 Ointment

An ad-promoted claim states Paz0 Ointment guarantees cure for itching bleeding protruding piles within 6 to 14 days or money back. Ends with price 50c.

Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil Adverts Heal and Refund

An old classified style notice proclaims the Household Surgeon Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil heals cats with scratches and bruises. Druggists refund money if the product fails to heal as promised. The price is 28 cents.

Mayor Answers Criticism of the Finance Commission

The mayor defends the citys finances arguing debt level does not define wealth and municipal debt should not be counted as Commonwealth debt. He promises to present the other side of city departments and notes the tax collector office has not seen such efficiency in 25 years while discussing a proposed budget increase to boost revenues.

Commonwealth Boston Finance Commission Aetty Scollard

Mayor Fitzgerald defends record amid graft accusations

The Boston mayor campaigns across Jamaica Plain Dorchester Neponset Wells Memorial Hall and ward rooms, challenging Finance Commission graft claims while praising the city finances and urging voters to consider the indebtedness and asset balance ahead of election day.

Finance Commission Fitzgerald P. J. Brady Arborway Jamaica Plain Thomas F. Campbell Washington Street Dorchester Lower Mills Campbell Kelcher Hall Neponset Draper Riding Academy Wells Memorial Hall Bunker Hill Democratic Club James J. Brock

Square Deal Says Hibbard for Boston Mayor

Postmaster George A. Hibbard, Republican candidate for Boston mayor, repeats pledge of nonpartisan, businesslike administration. He says no city employee will fear job loss due to his election if they perform an honest day’s work, regardless of vote.

League Thomas L. Hisgen Moran Fitzgerald Post Mr. Moran Republican Party Boston George A. Hibbard Hibbard Boston Post Office John Henry Michael James George Joseph Brother Mat Tom Joe

Mrs Rand in Hoop Skirt at Barnard Fair

The Barnard Memorial semi annual fair opened at 10 Warrenton Street with Mrs Lizette C Rand as centerpiece. Wearing an old hoop skirt she last used over 50 years ago she recited two poems from a 1856 performance for newsboys and boothblacks and received a large floral tribute. Yesterday marked Mrs Rand's 70th birthday.

Barnard Memorial Warrenton Street Lizette C. Rand

Coulthurst Addresses South Boston On Mayoral Bid

Independence League candidate John A. Coulthurst spoke to over 1500 people in three South Boston wards during a whirlwind auto tour and received a grand ovation at each stop.

John A. Coulthurst Independence League South Boston

Boston rally details and mayoral critique cited

The report covers campaign events in Ward 18 and at Gray's Hall with cheers for the League candidate and a Dorchester Street rally. John J. Walsh accuses Mayor Fitzgerald of breaking pre election promises as supporters praise a push for clean government and civil service reform amid attacks on municipal waste and graft.

Ward 18 Congress Hall Gray’s Hall South Boston Dorchester Street John J. Walsh Fitzgerald League Massachusetts Boston Coulthurst Civil Service

ROUNDS OF CAMBRIDGE OUT FOR AYLWARD

Ex Senator William J. Rounds of Cambridge quits the non partisan party and backs Democrat James F. Aylward for Cambridge mayor. Rounds, formerly elected to the Cambridge Common Council and Board of Aldermen and later to the House and Senate, sent a letter announcing his support yesterday.

William J. Rounds Cambridge Rounds

Republicans Protest AlderManic Slate In Boston

A Clark Parker slate in Boston angers GOP factions in East Boston Charlestown South Boston Roxbury and the North West ends. Key figures George P Anderson Frederick J Brand Louis M Clark W Prentiss Parker Walter Ballantyne James B Noyes and Dudley Cotton are named as candidates. Protests warn against excluding large districts that cast about a third of Frothingham’s mayoral votes.

Republican City Committee Clark-Parker George P. Anderson Frederick J. Brand Louis M. Clark W. Prentiss Parker Walter Ballantyne James B. Noyes Dudley Cotton Dee Chaticstown Brignton Boston Wecaeeca Frothingham East Boston B. Fred Bates Charlestown Percy E. Smith Adams Express Company E. Dwight Fullerton James M. Porter Robert M. Bowen Brighton Alexander Rose Hibbard Back Bay Mr. Hibbard Fitzgerald City Hall

Kelly Replaces Baldwin in Southern Aldermanic Race

Patrick Kelly was chosen by Democratic committees of Wards 16 20 and 24 to fill the vacancy after James E Baldwin withdrew in the Southern district. Cornelius Desmond Ellery Clark and Frank A Cox also filled vacancies with Cox substituting for himself after declines by Collins and O'Hare.

Patrick Kelly Democratic City Committee James E. Baldwin Cornelius Desmond Independence League Ellery Clark William C. Johnson Frank A. Cox Cox League Tom’’ Collins J. Frank O'Hare

City Campaign Attacked by Mayor’s Newspaper

The Republic, Mayor Fitzgerald’s paper, accuses Inde pendence League candidate John A. Coulthurst of running only to aid the Republican candidate. It says Postmaster Hibbard has not spoken of City Hall plans or governance if Coulthurst wins.

Kennedy Fitzgerald City Hall John A. Coulthurst Independence League Bates Coulthurst the Republic Hibbard

Cambridgeport Gym Repeats Minstrel Hit

The Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association repeated its minstrel performance last evening in Aquinas Hall Prospect Street before a crowded house. The show was the most successful given by the group.

Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association Aquinas Hall Prospect Street

Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Advised

An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe laxative option. It claims the product cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility or dosage increases, notes physician approval, and urges buying only the California Fig Syrup Co. version from major druggists.

California Fig Syrup Co

Leeman Missing From Wells Memorial Meeting

Secret Wells Memorial meeting drew no show from A. L. Leeman and two mayoral candidates except Mayor Fitzgerald who arrived late. The gathering condemned Leeman's labor bribery claim and Coulthurst's labor record while a committee was formed to investigate. Leeman had alleged a $2500 bribery to condemn Coulthurst.

Wells Memorial A. L. Leeman Fitzgerald Leeman John A. Coulthurst Doyle Senator Linehan Leary Conroy Linehan Atlas Construction Company Coulthurst George Potts T. J. Kenney Potts Wage Earners’ Club Organized Labor Wage Warners’ Club

Immediate relief and permanent care

When young I suffered a skin disease that covered my arm and spread across my body. After trying many remedies, a box of Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap cured the sores within days and left only scars after two months. Ford E. French, Coos NH, Nov. 19 and 26, 1906.

Ford E. French Coos,n.h

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hhan Wells the Bath Department Ahl The Bath Trustees Park Commissioners Public Grounds Department Raymond John B. Moran Yours Truly Washington St Square Mrs. Rand Hoop Barnard Fair Aylward Clark Parker Som Association John Roberts Kelly Baldwin Tion Cambridgeport Gym Fitz Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Sole Props Mass Houghton & Datton Thee Metcalf Co Tremont St Gilman Bros McCarthy New Bedford Delia Donohue Mill Street Charstown Malden St. Francis de Sales Frederic J. Crosby Warren St
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