Hutchinson Moves to Barrow in Boston Republican Fight
Ex Senator Isaac P. Hutchinson rises as a new force in Boston politics after a battle over party leadership. He aims to shape the mayoralty contest and curb Curtis machine influence while preparing for a decisive council and state battles. Hutchinson’s prior role in Bates Guild and Ward 18 turmoil signals a possible chairmanship and broader control in city politics.
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Bates-Guild
Hutchinson
Curtis
Guild
Boston
Republican State Committee
Innes
Ward 18
Charles B. Woolley
Colby
Republican City Committee
Isaac P. Hutchinson
George N. Swallow
Bates Guild
Bates
Ward Ll
I.ee. F
Democratic City Committee
Hutch
Lee
John
W L Douglas $3.50 Shoe Promises Quality at Low Price
The W L Douglas brand touts a 25 year history of value and claims shoes priced at 3.50 match the material workmanship and durability of 5 to 7 dollar shoes. The ad lists 60 stores nationwide and targets professionals and workers seeking affordable quality. Location anchors include Boston stores on Sumner and Washington Sts and other outlets.
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W. L. Douglas
Nesriya
Boston
Sumcor
Lincoln St
Washingonliite
Wiesex St
Dows Pr
City Hall Ave
School St
Young Men's Democratic Club Endorses Collins for Boston Mayor
At a large meeting in Columbia Building Fast Boston the Young Men s Democratic Club of Ward 2 unanimously endorsed Hon P A Collins for Boston mayor and backed the eight hour law. Officers were elected, speakers urged rallies, and the club agreed to back all regular state and city candidates. A smoke talk by Joseph A Conry is planned at Columbia Hall Friday night.
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Young Men’s Democratic Club
Ward 2
Columbia Building
Fast Boston
P. A. Collins
Boston
Edward F. Brennan
James F. Quine
Joseph F. McCarthy
Michael Connolly
John O’malley
James J. Gallagher
Timothy Lagallo
William J. Walsh
Toney Emery
Edward Rahall
John J. Flynn
James Winston
Samuel Cohen
Dennis Casey
George Very
Edward Madden
P. J. Kennedy
Joseph A. Conry
W. J. Donovan
Joseph F. Hickey
Daniel W. Gallagher
Daniel J. Sheehan
Michael F. Fitzgerald
Mr. Collins
John E. Harrington
Thomas Doherty
Columbia Hall
South Boston Senatorial Deadlock Persists After Eleven Ballots
The South Boston senatorial race remains unsettled with Baldwin Kells and Reidy in dispute after eleven ballots Saturday night. Ward 13 shows no candidate, leaving wards 14 and 15 to decide, with Ward 15 preferred. Ward 14 leaders deny a split between Flood and Norton, calling the rumor a diversion.
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South Boston
Baldwin
Kells
Reidy
Clancy
Flood
Norton
50 Years A Church Mark Somerville Baptist Anniversary
The First Baptist Church in Somerville celebrates fifty years with an Oct 29 service led by Rev. D W Faunce D D first pastor. An Oct 30 historic evening features addresses and stereopticon views of former pastors and buildings. A social reunion is planned for Nov 4 as Rev Richard Q Sherwood nears one year in the pastorate.
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First Baptist Church
Somerville
D. W. Faunce
Unday
Richard QO. Sherwood
Navy selects New York and Massachusetts for wireless tests
The Navy Department has picked the New York and the Massachusetts for the first trials of the wireless teleprenny system. The ships will stay outside the harbor during testing.
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Newport News
Vai
Navy Department
New York
Massachusetts
Lodge Returns Home From Europe Aims New England Campaign
Senator Lodge arrives in Boston after a summer abroad and refuses to discuss Republican politics. He plans to meet reporters after 10 o clock and weighs the Boston postmastership race between Colonel Albert Clarke and ex Senator Joseph B Maccabe. He will attend the Massachusetts Republican Club banquet on Oct 31 and praises Murray Crane.
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Lodge
Europe
Bates Guild
Boston
Beacon Street
Albert Clarke
Wellesley
Joseph B. Maccabe
Clarke
Weymouth
New York
George Cabot Lodge
A. P. Gardner
Gardner
Representative Foster
Massachusetts
Republican Club
Hanna
Ohio
Crane
Bates
Murray Crane
Count Castellane to Duel Prince of Monaco in Paris
In Paris, Count Boni Castellane prepares to challenge the Prince of Monaco to a duel. The feud stems from past tensions including a provocative letter after Castellane’s hospitality offer in Dreyfus affairs. Paris awaits the anticipated confrontation as Monaco is away on a northern cruise.
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Count Castellane
Prince of Monaco
Prince of
Monaco
Boni Castellane
Anna Gould
Paris
le Palais de Glace
Castellane
Dreyfus
Sag Harbor Premiere to Open Park Theatre Week
A Boston theater page notes Sag Harbor by James A Herne will premiere next Monday Oct 23 at the Park Theatre with Liebler Co promoting and Holcom and Askin handling advance work. Also listed are plans for In Gay Paree at Columbia Music Hall and other upcoming performances and tours.
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Sag Harbor
James A. Herne
Park Theatre
Liebler & Co
Mr. Holcom
The
Washington Post
Harry Askin
Union Station
Portland
R. A. Barnet
Queen of the Ballet
George W. Lederer
Columbia Music Hall
Lederer
Boston
Rogers Brothers
Wall Street
John J. McNally
Ruth Katerine Heyman
Music Hall
Amanda Fabris
Herr August Spanath
Satan
Grand Opera House
Anna Held
Jodie
Tremont
Julia Arthur
the Park
Broadway
New York
E. Milton Royle
Sousa's Food Fair Concerts At Mechanics Building
The Mechanics' building Food Fair opens its third week with John Philip Sousa and his band as the star attraction. Excursions from New Hampshire and local guests pack the day as free Dewey souvenir spoons entice visitors. Reserved-seat sales begin for the final week featuring Lieut. Dan Godfrey and his English band.
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Mechanics
John Philip Sousa
Boston & Maine Railroad
North Chelmsford
Hillsboro
N. H
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Sousa
Walter Rogers
Cornet
Caryll Cornet
Tara
Rogers
Siegfried
Wagner
Emil Kenecke
Macbeth B. March
von Bion A. Song
All Souls
Lassen B. March
Sousa Tarantella
der Belphegor
Albert
Arthur Pryor
Tannhauser
Bride
Cne Paes Sousa
Pryor
Manon Lescaut
Puccini
New York to Boston Theaters Open Week of Shows
James K Hackett and his company arrive from New York for a single week in Hollis starting tonight with Rupert of Hentzau at the Grand Opera House. Joseph Jefferson leads Rip Van Winkle at the Boston Theatre with Bob Acres in The Rivals on Saturday. The Museum stages The Sign of the Cross next week with Marcus and Marcia. The White Horse Tavern follows and Castle Square brings The Jilt with John Craig.
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James K. Hackett
Rupert of Hentzau
Hollis
New York
Joseph Jefferson
Boston
Rip van Winkle
Mr. Jefferson
Bob Acres
Museum
Sign of the Cross
Charles Dalton
Marcus
Lillie Thurlow
Marcia
White Horse Tavern
Castle Square Company
John Craig
Philo Celtic Society Discusses Gaelic Revival Article
At a Sunday meeting in Boston Miss M J Donovan read Mr O Neil Larkin byline piece A Curious Renaissance about the Gaelic League formed years ago in Dublin. The article praises the league or aims and its energetic, noble efforts to revive Gaelic culture.
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The
Philo- Celtic Society of
Boston
M. J. Donovan
O'Neil Larkin
Dublin
Ireland
Theaelic League
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UNION
Young Men's Club
Indorse Collins
First Baptist of
Ays
Uneeda
Jinjer Wayfer
Count Boni Castellane
Olson
DR. Conant
Skowhegan
Sousa’s Food Fair
Tomach Bitters
Sam
NEW Eseace
Rotas
Ck’s
Philo-Celtic Society OF Boston
Warley GC
Cew
Senta
Paul Revere
Souveni
Admi
JFREY
Hanies’ Building
P. m
Drown
Hollis Isaac B. Rich
Aire
Si. Theatre
Metor
Daniel Frohman
Anthony Hope
Zenda
Mrs. Kendal
Miss Blossom
Wed
5Th Ave. Theatre Musical Co
Edwin Knowles
Mgr
5Th Ave. Theatre
Barnet
Castle Theatre
Tremont St
Tresont St
Oxford
Dion Boucicault
Johnson
Edwin Milton Boyle
Miss Walter
Press
Eldridge
Onnlaw
Mark Murphy
Monte Myro
Chas
M. Jeay
Anita Hendrie
Leo Cervalto
Kennedy
Quatrelli
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
S0serh
Jefferson Ivets
Moe
RIVA
Neeskithe
Boston Museum
Wilson
William Greet
London Co
Daniel
Chas. Frohman
Weins
Tennessee
Sunshine of Paradise
Allan
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