Dennison Hints at DA Candidacy After Speech
Former Assistant District Attorney Joseph A. Dennison told the Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club in South Boston that within three weeks he will reveal startling details about the district attorney's office. He suggested he may seek the Democratic nomination for district attorney at the party convention, and a City Hall figure said Dennison could secure the nomination.
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Joseph A. Dennison
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
South Boston
Dennison
Boys Captured After Roof Top Chase in South Boston
Three 17 year old youths led Patrolman Higgins of Joy street station on a rooftop chase over Spring street West End before being captured. They faced breaking and entering charges for the Commonwealth Wine Company store at 60 Brighton street. The boys named Thomas Gannon Walter O Connor and Patrick Conway live on Second Boston and Middle streets in South Boston.
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Higgins
Joy Street
Spring Street
West End
Spring
Poplar Streets
Commonwealth Wine Company
Brighton Street
Thomas Gannon
Second Street
Walter O'Connor
Boston Street
Patrick Conway
Middle Street
South Boston
Prizes Awarded by Winter Hill Association Garden Contest
The Winter Hill Improvement Association of Somerville awarded garden contest prizes at a Knights of Pythias Hall ceremony. Prizes ranged from 50 to 2 dollars, honoring Mrs. Louis A. Wright, E. B. Powell, A. H. Marchant, and others, with judges led by Rev. Noyes and Miss Rachel Peaslee.
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Winter Hill Improvement Association of
Somerville
Knights of Pythias Hall
R. Holmes
Charles A. Grimmons
Winter Hill Improvement Association
Winter Hill
Read resigns Cambridge Non-Partisans chairmanship
The Hon. John Read resigns as chairman of the Non-Partisan ward and city committee in Cambridge citing business affairs. The action was announced at a committee meeting held last evening.
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Cambridge
John Read
Stone
Frank Mantinelli
Mary Champion
St. Patrick's
Trish National Foresters
Locust Street Grounds
How Block System Works to Prevent Collisions on Rail Lines
This article explains the block system on a single track line. Signals and precautionary signals divide the line into blocks about a mile long. Trains must stop if blocked, with flagmen and timed clearance to prevent rear end and crossing collisions. It notes dispatchers and automatic releases ease traffic.
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Canaan
Mellen Merger Notes in Campaign Speech
General Charles W. Bartlett urged opposition to the Boston and Maine merger at a Springfield rally for the Democratic nomination for Governor. He framed the merger as a political issue and warned it would harm New England, calling for transparency and action, citing the Cole bill and public outrage.
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Springfield
Sept.s
Charles W. Bartlett
Boston
Sion
Mellen May Drop It Over Railroad Merger Debate
President Mellen of the New Haven Hartford system says he may drop the merger plan between Boston & Maine and New York New Haven if the public cannot see clear benefits. He warns it would be unwise to advocate union while sentiment remains unsettled and pledges no policy unless the public is convinced the change benefits all.
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Boston & Maine-New York
New Haven
Hartford
Mellen
Massachusetts
Ilis
Twentieth Century Club
The
Economic Club
White Mountain Board of Trade
Boston & Maine
Chelsea Judge Returns to Court After European Trip
Judge Albert D. Bosson resumes duties at the Chelsea Police Court after months abroad with Mrs. Bosson and their daughter Miss Juliane Bosson. The brief item itemizes other local incidents including a man hurt under a freight car, a barn death, and various court and civic notes.
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Albert D. Bosson
Chelsea
Two Vessels Collision Near Boston Causes Panic and Damage
The Cora M. and Esther Gray collided off South Boston flats as Cape Ann neared daybreak. The Esther Gray lights were disputed by the Cora M. crew who claimed no lamp was burning. The Cora M. sustained bow and mast damage, estimated at $400 to $500. it was en route to Rondout New York with laths from Bangor. The Cora M. was built in Millbridge Maine thirteen years ago.
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Mitchell
Post
Boston Flats
Esther Gray
Rondout
N. Y
Bangor
Millbridge
Benjamin Franklin Associates Ball Plans Announced
The Benjamin Franklin Associates of the North End vote to hold their third annual ball at Roughan Hall Charlestown on January 6 1908 A five member committee Matahano Church Mommolo Giarla Nutile leads arrangements with efforts to ensure a standout event an innovation promised to exceed prior occasions.
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Benjamin Franklin Associates
North End
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
S. Mata- Hano
J. Church
T. Mommolo
G. Giarla
J. Nutile
Massive dynamite blast planned in Fayville street project
A major shock is expected in Fayville as hundreds of pounds of dynamite will blow the ledge in the street railway path, prior to Boston Post readers receiving the edition tomorrow. Other items note New Haven bee keepers attributing low honey output to apple blossom blight, a surge of assault with intent to kill cases in four counties, an orphanage children outing in Lowell, Coddington School delays in Quincy, a gypsy moth fight infant death in Billerica, pension-oppose in Fitchburg, and Connecticut tobacco harvest prospects in New Milford with 18 to 22 cent leaf prices.
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Fayville
Boston Post
New Haven
Conn
Lowell
Harry Dunlap
Quincy
Coddington
Billerica
Pinehurst Park
Fitchburg
McMahon
Committee On Finance
Tinsley
New Milford
Connecticut
Wolf's My Clothier Offers Money Back Guarantee
A Newark clothing shop assures customer satisfaction with a money back policy. Wolf's at the corner of Hanover and Portland streets promises refunds with the same cheer and speed as a purchase, for all sales big or small.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
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