Moran Promises Unity If Elected Governor At Taunton
Moran outlines presidential ambitions and tariff stance. He accuses Guild of neglecting the Provident case and defends his record as district attorney from Boston. He pledges to push for free labor bureaus, lobby reform, and a stand with major Democrats if elected and re elected, while criticizing Hearstism Bryanism and Rooseveltism.
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Moran
Guild
Hingham
Canton Hall
Judge Dana
Governor Guild
Dana
John D. Long
Curtin Guild
John
Provident
Fenway
French
United States
Boston
Moran at Taunton Speech Reaffirms Platform Opposition
In Taunton Mr Moran reiterates his stance against a platform he cannot support and recounts the tale of his election as district representative.
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Taunton
Moran
Boston Mayor Targets Lipton Marriage With City Reception
Boston social scene buzzes as Mayor Fitzgerald plans a reception for Sir Thomas Lipton aimed at pairing the tea baronet with a Boston woman. An eager city seeks to showcase wit and beauty, with officials Slattery OConnell Mitchell ready to arrange introductions and press hopes for a match.
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Boston
Thomas Lipton
Fitzgerald
Charlie’ Slattery
Don’’ O'Connell
Mike’’ Mitchell
City Supply Department
O'Connell
Slattery
Mitchell
Thomas
Thomas Yepton
Sir Thomas
Ireland
Sir Thomas Lipton
Ether Blast Burns at Dorchester Lab injures workers
A late yesterday ether tank exploded in the Billings Clapp Company laboratory at 178 Freeport Street Dorchester causing a fire that endangered the four story building. Worker George H Wascott was badly burned and taken home for treatment while rescue efforts drew hundreds to the scene.
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Billings Clapp Company
Freeport Street
Dorchester
George H. ‘Wascott
Wascott
Kart Street
Name Committee for Sir Thomas Banquet
At a Lipton reception committee meeting in the Mayor office the banquet arrangements were given to a sub committee of Elwyn G. Preston Daniel D. Morss E H Walcott Arthur W Dolan and Thomas F Anderson The group will invite Governor Guild Lieutenant Governor Draper Captain Wyndham Collector Lyman John D Long Cauley Barrett Chairman of the Common Council Speaker Cole and the Senate president.
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Lipton
Elwyn G. Preston
Daniel D. Morss
Chamber of Commerce
E. H Walcott
Boston Merchants’ Association
Arthur W. Dolan
Thomas F. Anderson
Guild
Draper
Wyndham
Lyman
John D. Long
Navy
Cauley
Board of Aldermen
Barrett
Common Council
Cole
House
Senate
Fight on an L Train in City Square
Three young Swedes John Olsen of Montpelier David Petersen of Northampton Street and Fred Olsen of Pleasant Street boarded the 11 50 L train at City Square last evening and started a rough house smashing windows and terrorizing passengers. They assaulted a brakeman who tried to quiet them and are under arrest.
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John Olsen
Montpelier
David Petersen
Northampton Street
Fred Olsen
Pleasant Street
City Square
Swedes Arrested After Train Car Breaks Windows
A train car near North station devolved into a brawling scene as passengers fought, hats flew, windows shattered, and bystanders were cut. Guards and special officers intervened at Park Street, taking the Swedes to Station 2 on drunkenness charges.
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Park Street
Labor notes from Charlestown and Boston unions
Twenty five workmen on the Dorchester avenue job for Charlestown High School contractor strike over non union conditions. Firemen at Watertown arsenal join Boston Firemen’s Union. David X. Coughlan endorsed for School Board. Eben S. Draper condemned for opposing overtime bill. Charlestown navy yard riggers join Riggers' Union. Boston Lumber Teamsters Union 112 nine hour day pact effective Nov 1 with member briefings next week. Peter J. Donaghue to stay in city if pact flouts. Cooks and Chandelier unions active. Chelsea Central Labor Union to elect officers Thursday.
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Dorchester Avenue
Charlestown High School
Mece
Watertown Arsenal
Boston Firemen’s Union
David X. Coughlan
Eben
Draper
Charlestown Navy Yard
Nion
Boston Lumber Teamsters’ Union 112
Peter J. Donaghue
American Federation of Labor
Minneapolis
Ward
Wa Earners’ Club
Michael J. Reidy
Commercial Ageers Union
Tee Central Labor Union
Common Council
International
T. J. Sullivan
Hartford
Cooks’ Union
Chandelier Workers’ Union
Carney Hospital
Chelsea’ Central Labor Union
Claims bankruptcy forced on city sparks aldermen clash
Alderman Berwin accuses Mayor of politics driving city toward bankruptcy as the council weighs a 250 000 loan for the street department and approves a junket to New Orleans to return the Confederate flag. The vote to reconsider failed 7 to 6, funding from the Aldermen fund. A mayoral message on creating a dock commission is read but held for a week.
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Berwin
Street Department
New Orleans
Board of Aldermen
Board of Aldermen Fund
Fitzgerald
City Aldermen Debate Loan Order and Reconsideration
Alderman Bald win spoke little as the loan order passed 13 to 2 with Bangs and Bromberg in the minority. Berwin attacked Mayor Fitzgerald’s methods, pledging to expose spending and protect constituents with repairs, even if it means cutting payrolls. Bangs opposed the loan. Bromberg voted against it yet pushed a junket to New Orleans aboard a Confederate flag theme. A reconvened vote sparked further remark from Curley Linehan Draper and Bromberg.
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Baldwin
Bangs
Bromberg
Berwin
Fitzgerald
Aldemen Battis
Bell
Alderman Bangs
Joan
New Orleans
City Hall
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Berwin
Curley
Linehan
Draper
Judge Exonerates Harris and Richmond Arrested
Isaac Harris and Louis Richmond, arrested Sunday on a bakery wagon robbery charge, were released by Judge Parmenter after a hearing showed they were in a dispute when the wagon horse frightened and fled, accidentally opening doors and drawers and scattering contents.
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Isaac Harris
Louis Richmond
Mt Benedict Council to Confer Second Degree Tonight
Mt Benedict Council 75 of the K of C will confer the second degree this evening in Pythian Hall Union Square Somerville. Grand Knight P F McCulpher and organist D F O Donoghue have arranged a special musical programme. John J McSweeney P G K and suite will confer the degree.
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Mt. Benedict Council
K. of C
Pythian Hall
Union Square
Somerville
P. F. McCulpher
D. F.o’donoghue
John J. McSweeney
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Tober
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Heart OF Lipton
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Sir Thomas, Lipton
CH Slattery
Clarke
Mi Thagse
Victor Records
Edison
Victor
Columbia Records
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Hertig Furnace Co
Columbus Avenue
Mass
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Joseph E. Hertig
The
Kohler Furnace and Steam Heating Co
Harris
Richmond
Prudential Supply Co
Washington St
Edmund W. Miller
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