Dennison Demands Facts of the Lawson Loan
Dennison attacks district attorney Moran over campaign financing and alleged political indictments. He accuses Moran of concealing loan money from Thomas W. Lawson and the Secretary of State, denying the law, and dodging election expense returns. He questions Moran's handling of the Doyle case and seeks direct answers on evidence, testimony, and legality.
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Lawson
Suffolk County
Mr. Lawson
Mr. Dennison
Temple of Justice
Democratic Club
City of
Chelsea
Doyle
Thomas W. Lawson
John P. Feeney
Secretary of State
Mr. Moran
Arm of Justice
Massachusetts
Denial and Independence in District Attorney Case
The speaker recounts actions before a grand jury in 1905 1906 involving Lawson Barron and Dennison Dwyer notes no bill against Barron. He defends fairness toward Lawson Barron and asserts no quarrel with judges while detailing party loyalty shifts and independence from Democratic and Republican machines. He cites past endorsements and aims to win a county majority.
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Lawson
Barron
Dwyer
Mr. Barron
Yeaton
Dennison
Parker
Democratic Party
Michael J. McEttrick
Congress
William S. McNary
Hart
Matthews
Curtis
Peabody
MaeKinley
Mr. Bryan
United States
Richardson
Stevens
Bates
Gaston
Sughrue
Fitzgerald
Reverend Henry S. Huntington Resigns From Milton Church
The Reverend Henry S. Huntington resigns after nineteen years as pastor of the Congregational Church at Milton. The resignation takes effect December 1, with Dr. Huntington and Mrs. Huntington departing in January for Constantinople to visit their son, Professor George H. Huntington of Roberts College.
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Henry SS. Huntington
Congregational Church
Milton
Huntington
Constantinople
George H. Huntington
Roberts College
Organ Installed as Memorial at North Tewksbury Church
Jesse Woodbury presents an organ in memory of Mrs. Miranda Wood Trull and Ellen Wood Trull. Miss Sarah Celeste Wood of Lowell installed the unusually beautiful instrument in quar tered oak and gilt at North Tewksbury Baptist Church.
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Jesse Woodbury
North Tewksbury Baptist Church
Sarah Celeste Wood
Lowell
Miranda Wood Trull
Uars
Ellen Wood Trull
Newton City Budget Shows Highway Increase for 1908
Newton Oct 21 The budget for 1908 was presented by Mayor Warren at the Board of Aldermen meeting. An appropriation of 938,186 for the highway department marks a jump from 219,408 last year as laborers push for higher wages. Total mayoral recommendations amount to 1,153,074.80 compared with 1,100,779.55 prior year. The budget goes to the finance committee.
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Newton
Warren
Board of Aldermen
Highway Department
Finance Committee
Good Pushes Airship Smoke Inspector for Ward 17
Chief Smoke Inspector Jerry Good of Ward 17, a Tammany lieutenant, urged a separate smoke nuisance department with a 2500 year position at a hearing. Health commissioners countered, Hayes was sent to represent them, and Good traded barbs with the board while presenting an essay on abolishing the smoke demon. E. J. Sheehan of the Stationary Firemen union backed the idea as the committee took it under advisement.
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Jerry’ Good
Ward 17
Committee On
Board of Health
Good
Hayes
Charlestown
Curleys
Fitzgerald
Health Commission
E. J. Sheehan
Brighton Boy Hurt as Auto Hits Team
In Brighton yesterday afternoon W. K. Farrington of Woburn collided with a horse and buggy on Commonwealth Avenue near Washington Street. The buggy overturned and a boy, Clarence Willian, the driver, was thrown out suffering contusions to the left ear and head.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Washington Street
Brighton
W. K. Farrington
Woburn
Henry Tobey
Clarence Willian
Sweden rejects 70-foot America's Cup challenge
Stockholm Sweden October 21 The secretary of the Swedish legation in Washington A Ekengren cabled to the Royal Swedish Yacht Club that the New York Yacht Club would not accept a challenge for the America's Cup with a 70 footer.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Washington
A. Ekengren
Royal Swedish Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
Frohman plans White House series of monthly plays
Charles Frohman seeks to arrange monthly one act plays by leading American authors for performances at the White House in Washington. He hopes the President and cabinet will recognize distinguished actors and invite authors to participate, boosting the dramatic art.
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Washington, D. C
Charles Frohman
White House
Missing North Attleboro boy Ralph Merrill
Ralph M. Merrill, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Merrill, has been missing since last Thursday afternoon on his way to North Attleboro High School. Police will circulate his description across the state. He is 5 feet 2 inches, 110 pounds, with light hair and blue eyes, last seen in a mixed gray coat long trousers and a blue skull cap.
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North Attleboro
Ralph M. Merrill
Charles Merrill
Ralph
Boy Found Asleep in Malden Cellar
Police found 17 year old George Obest asleep in a Malden square cellar at Cranes grocery. He said he lived in New York and had entered by ripping a rear window screen.
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Malden
Cranes
Malden Square
George Obest
New York
Obest
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