Ward 17 Democratic Club meeting ends with police intervention
At 63 Eustis Street Roxbury the Ward 17 Democratic Club meeting devolved into fisticuffs as factions led by ex-Councilman McCarthy and supporters of Councilor Quirk clashed. Police from Station 9 intervened to eject troublemakers and restore order. disputes center on expulsions dues and leadership ahead of January elections.
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Ward 17
Democratic Club
Eustis Street
Roxbury
Marquis of Queensberry
Cushing
Station 9
Timothy L. Connolly
Henry W. Kelley
Kelley
John J. Lee
Connolly
George H. Norton
Hailigan
McCarthy
Quirk
Christopher J. Walligan
Eox
Manning
James
Post
Ward 7 Rally for Crowley and Donovan Representatives
An open Ward 7 Jefferson Club meeting last night at 132 Harrison Avenue supported candidates William A. H. Crowley and J. L. Donovan for Representatives. Ex-Senator Quinn, Councilman Stone, Je Fleming, Thomas Shea and D A Driscoll spoke to a large audience, with applause at many points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 7
Jefferson Club
Harrison Avenue
William A. H. Crowley
J. L. Donovan
Quinn
Stone
Mr. Crowley
Je Fleming
Thomas Shea
D. A. Driscoll
Attitude at Colored National League Meeting Draws Out Debate
At the Colored National League gathering in the A M E Church on Charles Street, Hon J B Allers stance against the anti lynch law resolutions sparked a clash with supporters of McKinleys administration. Allen defended his vote while Miss Jewett explained she kept a Springfield donor's $50 for the Baker family and disposed of it without protest.
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Colored National League
Charles Street
Isaac B. Allen
Governor’s Council
Edward Everett Brown
McKinley
Union
Massachusetts
National Congress
Allen
Post
Archibald H. Grimke
San Domingo
Cleveland
Grimke
Baker
Kirke
Farris
Italian Steamer Wrecked Off Rio Janeiro
The Italian steamer Cetta di Torene, en route from Cenca to Buenos Ayres, struck rocks near Fort Cage as it left Rio Janeiro harbor at 1 o clock. Naval aid saved all passengers and 10,000 bags of coffee and freight. The vessel was towed to Cobras Island for repair.
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Rio Janeiro
Cenca
Buenos Ayres
Fort Cage
Immedi
Ately
Naval Arsenal
Cobras Island
Alleged Keeper of Gambling House Arrested at Leverett Street
Benjamin Orenthicee aged 44 was arrested last evening on charges of keeping a gambling house at 41 Leverett Street. He says a card party was in progress, but police note numerous complaints against him.
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Benjamin Orenthichee
Leverett Street
Colored Republicans organize Crane Bates Innes Club Ward 12
Over fifty Black Republicans in Ward 12 met at 4 Claremont Street to form the Crane Bates Innes Republican Club. Speeches were delivered by Ransom Hare and Major, with notable attendees including Representative Dumond ex-Representative Krebs and Councilman Moore. Officers elected: President Robert P. Ransom, Vice President Henr H. Smith, Secretary William E. Walker, Treasurer William H. Turner, Executive Committee William L. Holley H. L. A. Clark Jesse J. Farrier George W. Johnson and Charles Carter.
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Ward 12
Claremont Street
Crane, Bates, Innes Republican Club
Messrs
Jesse J. Farrier
George W. Johnson
Charles Carter
New Process for Plating Tin by Wheeling Inventor
An invention completed and patented in Wheeling West Virginia promises to revolutionize tin plate production. The process reportedly cuts tin plate costs by 60 percent and reduces manufacturing time by twelve to fourteen hours.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Young Frank Gould courts Lulu Sheppard amid theater intrigue
In New York the story of young Frank Gould’s attachment to Lulu Sheppard, dancer in The Man in the Moon, stuns the theater world. He sent gifts, starting with a diamond butterfly, while remaining discreet in a box as she performed. The chorus of friends teased a joke that cooled their romance.
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Elysium of
Miss Sheppard
Mr. Gould
Frank
Lulu Sheppard
Street Walkers Sentenced in Municipal Court Incident
Dozens of women arrested for habitual night walking faced quick trials in the Municipal Court. Six months in the House of Correction was the common sentence, with several others held for the Superior Court or a fall term. Names include Minnie Anderson, Marion, Frances Robinson, Delia Whalen, Annie Johnson, Margaret Evans, and Dollie Perfom.
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Station 4
Bennett
Adams
House of Correction
Court House
Ingalls
Jesse Ove
Park Square
Govs
Gove
Minnie Anderson
Marion
Miss Corbett
Superior Criminal Court
Frances Robinson
Delia Whalen
Annie Johnson
Margaret Evans
Dollie Perfom
Maud Jackson
Mary Adams
Bessie Reynolds
Tfyrace Foss
Minnie Drew
Juliano Mildred Perry
Lucretia Perkins
Josephine Murray
Susan Tolland
Marion Fiske
Cora Sones
Louise O’ Halloran
Essie Reynolds
Nellie Hammond
House of Detention
Caroline Davis
Agnes A. Miller
Mabela Fontaine
Marion Corbett
Col, Rices Men Parade Here Today
The Twenty-sixth Regiment of Massachusetts led by Col Rice marches through Boston streets in a two day visit. Governor Wolcott reviews at the State House, then review and drill at Boston Common with a grand ball planned at Mechanics Hall.
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Col
Rice
Canal
Blackstoke
Clinton
India
Broad
State
Washington
School
Beacon Streets
Boston Common
State House
Charles Street
Mathews and
Bancroft
Edmands
Darling
Whitney
Logan
Pfaff
Parrin
Weeks
Naval
Quincy
Parker House
Massachusetts
Boston
Adjutant-General’s Department
Plattsburg
Adjutant General
Root
Manila
My Clothier s Big Fire and Smoke Sale Ends Soon
The Last Chance to Obtain Seasonable Clothing Hats and Furnishings Slightly Damaged by Smoke for Half and Less Than Half the Usual Prices Thousands have saved up to 50 percent and more During this sale many bargains have been snapped up Before long there will be nothing left but memories of the values offered Today may be your final chance to save an honest dollar
Bargain Sale on Men's Suits and Accessories
Large discount department stores cut prices on men’s suits from $8 to $20 with many pieces halved or more. Wool serge, cashmere, and all wool sets unveiled, plus downsized pants, coats, vests, and hats. Kids’ wear and bike apparel also heavily reduced due to damage and overstock, with prices near wholesale.
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Madras
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OLD South Clothing CO
Old South Church
Washington Street
Sulit
J. B. Aller
Minnie
Anderson
Rbessie Reynolds
Josefs
ARION
Conde
Colored Men’s Club
Frank Gould
Review On Common
Philippines
Mechanics’ Hall
Thomas R. Mathews
Charles Pfaff
Gordon Dexter
David P. Sawyer
David F. Barry
John H. Colby
Patrick F. McDonald
George H. Moore
Michael Leonard
Dudley A. Bagley
Geller & Co
Wells
Perlie A. Dyar
Heavy Artillery
George F. H. Murray
Lovett
Signal Corps
Dexter, Converse and Frye
Otis H. Marion
Charles Kenny
Charles D. Warren
George H. Benyon
Francis 8. Parker
Fred R. Bangs
Nutter
Frothingham
Charles F. Nostrom
William H. Oakes
R. W. Bray
Henry Y. Gilson
B. H. Gilson
Cook
Gray
Thomas ¥. Clark
D. Percy Sawyer
W. J. Casey
Cavalry
John ©. Kerrison
George Proctor
James L. Fairbanks
H. 8. Blake
Wiliam A. Murray
C. 8. Dole
Naval Brigade
John W. Weeks
Charles H. Brigham
Ambulance Corps
Myles Standish
Winthrop Wetherbee
John M. Blanchard
Moses Williams, Jr
New York
Robinson
Presho
Day
Kiley
Oakes
Murray
Walcott
Ihey
Ut Tron Beds
Chawmu' 7
Furniture CO
Tremont Street
Suffolk County
Hardy
John Harvard
Memorial Hall
Cambridge
Ieak
Winchester
Otis Jackson
Cambridge Street
Kennedy
Keely
J. F
Bernard M. Wott
Snitz Bros. & Mark
Summer’ Street
Wow Teuth Station
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