Aldermen Elect City Officials In Evening Session
Aldermen seated with Livingston Daly and Cosgrove voting yes. Arthur J Abbott re elected as principal assessor for three years. Crosby opposed, voting for self L. Adams. James Gilbert Hill re elected city solicitor. Crosby and Dodge noted for committee posts. Jos Pattee re elected city messenger. Building committee to oversee public hall, Connors reappointed superintendent of lands and buildings, Charles D elected as street commissioner. George F Showers named city civil engineer. Sturtevant chosen for four year water board seat. Afternoon session adjourned to 2:30 with further appointments and re elections noted.
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Aldeyxymen Livingston
Daly
Cosgrove
Arthur J Abbott
Lderman Crosby
L. Adams
James Gilbert Hill
Crosby
Committee On
William H. Dodge
Walker
Jos
Pattee
Casey
Wan Auupicu
Soul J
Connoer
Canor
John
George F. Showers
Water Board
Sturtevant
Supreme Judicial Court
Curtis Guild, Jr
Dennis J. O’farrell
St. Stephen's Church
Samuel A. Greene
Thomas N. Hart
Edwin A. Curtis
Josiah Quincy
Nathan Matthews
J. A. Sullivan
John A. Keleher
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Fred E. Bolton
Republican City Committee
City Hall
Father O'Farrell
Fitzgerald
Boston
Springfield
Metropolitan Park
Ufe
Police and Fire Departments
Board of
School House Commissioners
Daniel A. Whelton
Whelton
Resident of Common Council Reading Names in Text
A list of residents associated with the Common Council reading includes McIntyre Bailey Carr Connors Flynn McIntyre McNamara and others. The passage names several individuals such as Donohue Evans Hogan Johnson Kittredge Leach Leighton Lyons Ma honey Marcotte Mellen Moody Peter sen and Read in a draft transcript.
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Wars
Donohue
Evans
Hogan
Johnson
Kittredge
Leach
Leighton
Lyons
Mahoney
Marcotte
Mellen
Moody
Petersen
Read
McIntyre
Bailey
Carr
J. J. Connors
Flynn
McNamara
Election proceedings set council leadership and boards
Members of the council elected officers and committee members after an oath of office to President Read. Dowling reelected as clerk. Daniel E. Hogan and Edmund J. Cheney chosen for accounts. Leach and Allard won minor votes. Afternoon session named finance committee Moody Connors Leighton. Balloting for streets and water board debated, then adjourned to tomorrow.
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Wilder
Cheney
Mahoney
Read
Committee On Accounts
Daniel E. Hogan
Charles N. Leach
Mr. Allard
Edmund J. Cheney
Leach
Allard
George H. Moody
J. F. Connors
James H. Leighton
School Board Organized in 1906 Meeting
The school committee for 1906 met at 2 pm and was called to order by secretary A K Whitcomb. New members Sullivan Hamilton and Johnson from wards 2 4 and 9 were present. Wm W Duncan was re elected president. Committees named include Teachers and Stories Books and supplies Evening schools High school and Evening drawing school with members listed.
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A.K. Whitcomb
Messrs. Sullivan
Hamilton
Johnson
Wm. W. Duncan
Swapp
Bartlett Evening School
Messrs
Duncan
Qutenan
Taylor
Swann
Wood
Queenan
Duncan and Queenat
Inauguration Ceremonies Mark Boston 1906 Mayors
Boston Massachusetts inaugurated city governments for 1906 amid customary oath taking. Mayors from New Bedford to Lawrence outlined finances and reform aims, with Fitzgerald pledging closer ties to business and a new city hall.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Fall River
Medford
New Bedford
Thomas Thompson
People’s Party
John F. Fitzgerald
John P. Kane
Lawrence
Water Department
Chas. H. Thurston
Cambridge
Mayor Fitzgerald Takes the Oath in Boston
Former congressman John F. Fitzgerald was inaugurated as mayor of Boston today. The oath of office was administered by Chief Justice Kno n of the state.
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Mayor Fitzgerald
Boston
Frormer
John F. Fitzgérald
Reform Promise at Lawrence Inaugural Address
Lawrence inaugurations promised a reform in the police department. Mayor John P. Continuad on led the event with pledges for changes. The report notes the speech and overall inaugural tone.
Casey Reelected Lowell Mayor In Formal Inauguration
Hon James B Casey was sworn in for a second term as Lowell mayor in a crowded city hall ceremony. Judge Hadley administered the oath and Rev Michael Ronan led the prayer as Casey outlined a pledge for honest, economical governance and public service guided by integrity.
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James B. Casey
Lowell
City Hall
Samuel P. Hadley
Michael Ronan
St. Peter's Church
Lowel
Pattee
William B. Moffatt
Police Department
Casey
Joseph E. Pattee
Michael Rowan
Samper Hadley
Charles BR. Howe
Charles D. Palmer
John J. Pickman
Girard P. Cadman
James Bernard Casey
Board of Aldermen and Common Council
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Aldermen House
WABKE
Mesger
Lands and Andiditor
Tha Walker
P &Iningham
ALR
Lofermen
Wdwas Theater
Ait Rove
Adiman Cosman Daly
I. E
Wa Awdaw
Paige
Ernoon
Alder
Charles J. Morse
James H
James
Ommon Council
Dowling
Irt
Women In
Marioh
Ment
Bries
The
Merrimack Wormers Department
Choice
Derby
William W. Duncan
Ei-Azhai
Mass
Old Commonwealth
Jesus Christ
Our Lord
Traders National Bank
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