Cost of Municipal Government in Massachusetts
A summary of Charles F. Gettemy’s findings in the first annual report on municipal costs. It calls for divorcing Boston and Suffolk county accounts, notes accounting defects, and proposes Dec 31 as the ideal fiscal year end. Boston 1906 figures show $16.18 million in current expenses and a per capita $26.29, with total debt near $98 million. The report analyzes metropolitan park costs, separating district and non district expenditures and highlighting major shares attributed to Boston within the metropolitan system.
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Charles F. Gettemy
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Massachusetts
Suffolk County
Boston
Suffolk
Bureau
Commonwealth
Boston Soccer League Publishes Fall Schedule
The Boston Association Football League releases a fall schedule with matches from Sept. 5 to Nov. 21. Home teams listed first. Boston Rovers will play on a new Franklin Park field until further notice.
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Boston Association Football League
Brockton
Boston Rovers
Hopedale
Boston Americans
Franklin Park
Queen Quality A A Meets Cruiser Salem At Jamaica Plain
Queen Quality A A faces Cruiser Salem this afternoon at Perkins Street grounds Jamaica Plain Barrows will do the box work for Queen Quality The game starts at 3 15 PM
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Perkins Street
Jamaica Plain
Queen Quality
A. A
Salem
Barrows
Queen
Hudson River Excursion by Boston and Albany Railroad
The annual autumn excursion travels Thursday Oct. 8 down the Hudson with Berkshire Hills views Albany sightseeing and a moonlit steamboat trip to New York. Return by Fall River or Metropolitan line boats, reaching Boston early next morning. Information at 366 Washington Street or from A S Hanson, general passenger agent, Boston.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Hudson River
Berkshire Hills
Albany
Hudson
New York
Fall River
Metropolitan Line
Boston
City
Washington Street
A.S. Hanson
Newport Excursion Train Leaves Daily for New York
Special train via New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad departs South station at 9 30 a m and Back Bay at 9 34 a m on Monday September 7 Fare is $1 Tickets available at 362 Washington Street or at station venue
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Newport
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
South Station
Back Bay
Washington Street
Centralized financial control urged by Chief Gettemy
The chief calls for all municipal financial dealings to pass through a single treasurer and be recorded in his books. Department expenses should align with recapitulations. Trust funds should be managed by a common board. He proposes separating Boston and Suffolk County finances and repealing annual asset liability returns. A uniform fiscal year is urged to enable comparable financial data.
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Boston
County of
Suffolk
Fall River at Brockton
Lowell at Worcester. New Bedford at Lynn. Lawrence at Haverhill.
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N. E
P.C. Worcester Ee
Fall River
Brockton
Lowell
Worcester
New Bedford
Lynn
Lawrence
Haverhill
Worcester Takes Pair From Lowell In Double Win
Worcester defeated Lowell twice 7 to 3 and 2 to 1. Key hitters include Reynolds Bradley Logan Blackburne Doran Greenwell with Logan and McMahon driving in runs. Pitchers Musil Beard Leverenz and Greenwell split duties, with Buckley umping both games.
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Worcester
Lowell
Reynolds
Bradley
Logan
Blackburne
Singleton
McMahon
Doran
Greenwell
Magee
Howard
Musil
Beard
Cox
Wolfe
Leverenz
Buckley
B. Burkett
C.f
Dergrift
Schwartz
Lee
Choward c
Blackbone
Rfi
McCune
Cree
Mustlev
Greenwell R.f
Nel Lowell
Jerrys A.E. Bh.po.a
Burkett
Undergrift
Howard C.f
Beard Logan
Lemieux
Lowell Ee
New Bedford Cruises Past Lynn 7 to 3 in Baseball Victory
New Bedford defeated Lynn 7 to 3 as Barrows Corcoran O'Brien Gardner led offensive output with two base hits and multiple runs. Pitchers Delave Welch Abbott held the other side to limited scoring while Newman on base aggression produced several stolen bases and RBI opportunities.
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Barrows
Corcoran
O’brien
Lord
Shea
Delave
Gardner
Ort
Lovell
Welch
Abbott
Adler
Harrison
Lynn
New Bedford
Empire
Connolly
E. BH
E.f
Wallace
Barton
O'Brien
Senor
Foster
Cummings
Duff
McCrehan
R.f
Grosased
Dice
Notre Dame Teams for Labor Day Ahead of Week
Local notes list Notre Dame fielding two 17 to 18 year old squads for Labor Day in either home or away games. Contact L. C. Hansel at Box 92 South Boston and Keystone A. C. with 18 to 19 year old teams for today. Telephone 0 Trullson Brighton 180.
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Notre Dame
L. C. Hansel
Box
South Boston
Keystone A. C
Telephone
Trullson
Brighton
Wrights Aeroplane Flies Five Laps at Fort Myer Drill Ground
Orville Wright completed a four minute and 15 second flight at Fort Myer Virginia encircling the field five times and landing before the tent. He kept the aircraft under control throughout with height around 30 feet and improving handling compared with yesterday.
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Wright
Fort Myer Drill Ground
Washington
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Pictorial News Company
Race at Lowell Tests Auto Course Before Labor Day
On September 4 George Robertson in a Fiat completed a 10.6 mile circuit in 10 minutes flat during a practice lap for the 250 mile Labor Day road race. He warned speeds will rise on race day to protect the car with stretches exceeding 75 mph. Lescault in a Simplex ran the loop in just over 11 minutes and hit about 50 mph on back sections and over 65 mph on the boulevard.
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Lowell
George Robertson
Fiat
Labor Day
Robertson
Lescault
Brockton Beats Fall River 8–7 in 10 Innings
Brockton defeated Fall River 8 to 7 in a 10 inning game led by late ninth inning rally and an eighth inning error that decided the outcome. McKilkennen and Catterson plus Reardon and Bannon produced multiple runs as Brockton pulled ahead on a Cum mings error in the 10th.
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Brockton
Fall River
Cummings
Haverhill Beats Lawrence 4 to 1 in Baseball Contest
Haverhill defeated Lawrence 4 to 1 as Girard pitched a strong game allowing only two hits. Key moments included Ball with two two-base hits and a three-base hit, Courtney and Reilly driving runs, and strong defense backing Girard.
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Lawrence
Courtney
Reilly
Boardman
Duggan
Andrews
Gilroy
Wilson
Murch
Haverhill
Girard
Perkins
Lanigan
Haverhile
A.E
Flynn
Relily
MacLane
Mureh
A. Perkins
Che.s
Haverhill Schike Con Ee
Ae Lawrence Eaere
Baldwin and Keyes Fight A Tepid Round In Boston
Bert Keyes and Matty Baldwin of Boston battled a tame six round bout as the curtain closer for the Fairmont A C show. It drew boos with excessive stalling and crowd dismay as many left before the final bell.
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New York
Bert Keyes
Matty Baldwin
Boston
Fairmont A. C
Boxing bouts and matches loom in Melbourne and beyond
Gossip of the Boxers reports Burns versus Johnson may take place in Melbourne with a $25,000 purse, Johnson accepting by wire, and possible delays. It also notes Lang’s defeat of Johnson, plans for Ketchel versus Papke, Nelson versus Gans, and labor day card events at Armory A A with Unk Russell and Harry Lewis, plus other matchups and training notes.
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Melbourne
Australia
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
America
Johnson
Tommy
Bill Lang
Burns
Lang
Stanley Ketchell
Sam Langford
Lil
Nelson
Joe Gans
Unk Russell
Harry Lewis
Armory A. A
Northboro
Harry Gath
Russell
Jack Williams
Fred Sears
Philadelphia
Billy MecCarney
Williams
Bill McKinnon
Roxbury
Onty T
McKinnon
Lewis
New York
Armory Club
Sandy Ferguson
Joe Jeanette
Battling Nelson
Abe Attell
Abe
Gans
Fatal Quarrel Over a Woman in Cambridge
A Swede, Svyersen Sequart, lies dying at Cambridge Relief Hospital after a Saturday assault over a dispute involving another man’s wife. A Cambridge man, 361 Washington Street, was arrested on suspicion following police information. Sequart was found unconscious with a fractured skull on Sudbury Street and remains in critical condition.
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Svyersen Sequart
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Cambridge
Brooks
Washington Street
Back Bay
Oscar Anderson
Pine Street
Sequart
Sudbury Street
Relief Hospital
Bits of Baseball and Local Player Moves
Baseball notes from the era describe the Athletics at 3 pm with Bender or Coombs likely starting for Philadelphia and Steele or Cicotte for the Red Sox. The Doves beat the Dodgers, Sweeney starred, Lord's risky steal attempt narrowly failed, and Pat Donahue batted well. Tris Speaker ships to Boston, Larkin open date on Labor Day, Higgins joins the Red Sox, and Manager Cook disputes police exhibition claims by Station 9.
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Athletics
Bender
Coombs
Philadelphia
Steele
Cicotte
Red Sox
Nonnie’’ Larkin
Boston
Greater
Larkin
East Boston
Coaches named for Boston high school athletes
The School Board assigned coaches to Boston area high schools. John O Reilly returns to English High. William Matthews will coach Boston Latin and Dorchester High. Leo Leary oversees Mechanic Arts and East Boston High. James Crowley leads High School of Commerce. Joseph Redding coaches South Boston and Charlestown High. Fred O Brien directs Roxbury Highs. John O’Donnell assigned to West Roxbury High.
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Boston
John O’reilly
English High
William Matthews
Harvard
Boston Latin
Dorchester High
Leo Leary
Mechanic Arts
East Boston
High School of
Commerce
James Crowley
Joseph Redding
South Boston
Charlestown
Fred O'Brien
Roxbury
John O’donnell
West Roxbury
Kerrymen to Hold Outing on Labor Day at Rugby Park
Colonel Roger Scannell's Kerrymen's Association will stage a field day at Rugby Park Oakland Street Mattapan on Labor Day. The programme features games music dancing and singing with addresses by local orators.
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Roger Scannell
The
Kerrymen’s Association
Rugby Park
Oakland Street
Mattapan
Rival Store Nines Cross Bats Today
This afternoon at Malden High School the Thayer McNeil and Hodgkins team meets Bigelow Kennard Company to decide relative merit. The game starts at 3 with delays having kept teams from meeting previously.
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Nines Cross
Malden High School
Thayer, McNeil & Hodgkins
Bigelow Kennard Company
Eleanor Wins Leg On 2500 Thompson Trophy
In the Atlantic Yacht Club regatta series Eleanor of Boston finished first to claim a leg on the $2500 Thompson trophy. The 93 mile overnight race began Thursday with eight of nine boats finishing within 15 minutes. Sakana won the $500 Thompson cup on corrected time.
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New York
Eleanor of Boston
Fitzgeralds Dublin Visit Teased With Sir Thomas Lipton
Tomorrow Mr Fitzgerald will recount his trip to Dublin including meetings with Sir Thomas Lipton and Richard Croker in a vivid travel note.
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Mr. Fitzgerald
Dublin
Sir Thomas Lipton
Richard Croker
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Metropolitan Park
Boston Soccer League
Cruiser Salem
Hudson River Excursion
Gettemy
Lowell Club
N. E. League
New England
Keady
Sories Irvine
Eeenee
Fitzgerald
Grant
McKilernan
Catterson
Reardon
Bannon
Mitchell
Watters
Messenger
Donovan
Bowcock
Kane
Toomey
Sullivan
M. Donovan
Finlayson
J. Donovan
White
McGovern
Solbran
Ae Donovan
Balk
M. O’brien
Brockton All River
Bob Ose
Ce Toomey
Dpseer Finlayson
Oo White
Do’van
Baldwin
Keyes
Doves
Sweeney
Harry
Pat Donahue
Pat
Stahl
Barry
Holy Cross
Higgins
Rutland
Rochester
Tris Speaker
Little Rock
Hub
Cook
Kerrymen
Eleanor
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