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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1905

Page

5

A Queen to Visit in Massachusetts

Dowager Queen Margherita of Italy travels incognito aboard the Deutschland and will visit General and Mrs. William F. Draper in Hopkinton Massachusetts with plans for elaborate social events. The Drapers previously hosted royal guests during the ambassadorial years in Italy and Boston society awaits the regal welcome.

Hopedale Margherita Italy New York William F. Draper Boston General Draper United States Hubert

Boston Mayor Term Provisions In 1895 Chapter

The act states the Boston mayor is elected for two years until a successor is chosen. If vacancy occurs before six months remain, the City Council orders an election for the unexpired term. If vacancy occurs in the last six months, the Chairman of the Board of Aldermen acts as mayor for the unexpired term with full powers but no veto.

City of Boston Board OF Aldermen Whelton City Hall Collins

Acting Mayor Whelton Heads Boston City Hall

Dispute over acting mayoral powers as Ward 8 leader takes center stage. Experts clash on whether Chairman Whelton can veto, contract, or remove department heads while acting as mayor. A formal corporation counsel opinion is sought to settle rights and duties.

Whelton Ward 8 Boston City Hall Corporation Counsel Board of Aldermen Collins

Mayor Chandler Responds to Mayor Collins Death

Last night Mayor Chandler of Somerville informed the Board of Aldermen of General Collins death and asked for a committee to attend the funeral with him. He also sent a letter of condolence to Michael P. Curran, secretary to the late Mayor.

Collins Chandler Somerville Board of Aldermen Michael P. Curran

Court officials eulogize the late Mayor Collins

Assistant District Attorney Chase, Michael J. Dwyer, Clerk Camp Bell, and General Morris Schaff paid tributes praising Mayor Collins as Honest, upright, and fearless. They highlighted his integrity, character, and dedication to public service in the wake of his sudden death.

Chase Michael J. Dwyer Collins Superior Court Campbell Boston

Lomasney Takes Temporary Dictatorship in Boston Politics

Ward 8 leader Martin Lomasney seizes control at City Hall after Mayor Collins' death. The Hendricks Club and rivals including James Donovan and John Fitzgerald maneuver for the mayoral nomination while potential candidates like Edward J. Donovan Daniel A. Whelton and Daniel J. Kiley figure in the shifting power play.

Martin Lomasney City Hall Collins Lomasney James Donovan Boston John F. Fitzgerald Daniel A. Whelton Board of Aldermen Hendricks Club Donovan Mr. Gomasney May Indorse Edward J. Donovan Ward Mr. Fitzgerald Daniel J. Kiley

Mayor Collins Greatest Speech in 1892 Democratic Rally

Abstract of Mr Collins address seconding Grover Cleveland for President in 1892. He declares he is a constructionist Democrat who believes every state has a Democrat fit for president but elevates the name and fame of Grover Cleveland above all others amid strong cheers.

Collins Grover Cleveland United States New York Russell

Siegel Company Drapes Collins Picture

The Henry Siegel Company displays mourning for the late Mayor Patrick A. Collins. A large portrait is draped in black and placed in the shop window at Washington street and Hayward place as news of his death spreads through the city.

Washington Street Patrick A. Collins Henry Siegel Company Hayward Place

Cigar Makers Praise Home Rule Party Support

The label committee of Boston Cigar Makers Union 97 adopted resolutions thanking the Home Rule Party in the British House of Commons for labor measures and wishing them success in their pursuit of freedom.

Label Committee Boston Cigarmakers’ Union Home Rule Party House of Commons

Fire Causes Heavy Loss On High Street Gear Works

A hot box on a series of gear wheels sparked a brisk fire at 92 and 94 High street yesterday afternoon. Estimated damage totals about 6000 dollars with 3000 to K. W. Daniel Machinery 1500 to Bay State Card and Hubbard Paper Co. 500 to J. W. Jones and Breed & Badger by water. building owned by the T. H. Proctor estate and fully insured.

High Street K. W. Damiel Bay State Card and Hubbard Paper Company J. W. Jones and Breed & Badger T. H. Proctor Estate

Nomination Papers Opened for State Caucuses in Somerville

Nomination papers for the state caucuses were opened at Democratic and Republican headquarters in Somerville. Delegations favorable to George A. Sanderson filed from Wards 2, 6 and 7 for the attorney general race.

Somerville George A. Sanderson

Cambridge Democrats elect Edward J. Quinn Cambridge chair

Edward J. Quinn, member of the Democratic State committee, was elected chairman of the Cambridge city committee last night, signaling a leadership change in local party operations. He succeeds prior chairpersons and takes on coordinating city campaigns and party activities.

Edward J. Quinn Cambridge

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Massachusetts Daniel A. Welton Anna Bowen Somerville Condoles Morris Schaff The Gas Commission Henry Siegel Co Washington & Essex Siegel Cravenette Essex Street Ett Peter Thompson Joseph H. O'Neil Mount Quincy Ohn A. Sullivan Joseph J. Corbett Common Council Donovan-Lomasney Alliance Mr. Lomasney Mr. Donovan Joseph H. O'Neill Josiah Quincy John A. Sullivan James H. Doyle Mr. Whelton Aid Siegel Company Cambridge Democrats Tarrant CO Hudson Street
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