Inspectors Visit Boston Hospital Nurses Home
Mayor Hart and city officials toured the new nurses home at Boston City Hospital attended by President A Shuman Secretary Conrad J Rueter Dr Francis J Keaney Superintendent H M Rowe and trustees. They reviewed the building funded by the Ann White Vose estate and discussed grounds improvements and future hospital expansions.
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Long Nominated Vice President Hope Gains New England Support
Strong support in New England for Secretary Long as a possible vice presidential candidate. Lawmakers from Massachusetts and nearby states praised his Navy leadership and public service while cautioning Cabinet conflicts over a bold nomination strategy.
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Mayor Champlin Vetoes Cambridge Budget and Street Plan
Cambridge Mayor Champlin vetoed three measures at last night’s City Council meeting. He struck the proposed street and Harvard Square appropriation, rejected raising 1.401 million for the current year, and vetoed a Concord Avenue double track project. The veto on the street funds passed over by two thirds, while the others were tabled or sustained. The mayor announced several new appointments and a request to Boston Elevated to improve East Cambridge transfers.
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S Mg Fund
Liquor Raid in Revere Leads to Arrest
Revere police acted on a tip about illicit liquor sales at a Washington avenue house. Patrolman Hurley, in disguise as a motorman, and an accomplice visited Edward Flint at Washington avenue and Sargent street, were served two glasses of beer, and Flint was arrested as a case of beer was seized.
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Dr Hale in His Eighties Celebrates Birthday at Roxbury Home
Rev Edward Everett Hale was born seventy nine years ago in a house once on the site of the Parker House. The 79 year old doctor told a caller that day it was a play day and he would not work, choosing to do as he wished.
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Sinfonia Club Opens New Room At Conservatory
The Sinfonia Club of New England Conservatory of Music held a formal opening night with an entertainment reception and dance. Performers included Charles Williams impersonator Frank Kennedy violinist George S. Dunham organist and Frederick W. Cutter vocalist. O B Mills received a jewelled club pin in a presentation by president Percy J. Burrell.
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Tragic Death in Chelsea Lamp Black Factory Tank
Francis M. McCormack aged 19 of 127 Williams Street Chelsea died after entering an empty tank to clean its bottom at the Samuel Cabot lamp black factory on Marginal Street. A benzoin explosion followed, flames engulfed the tank, and firemen rescued his body only after cooling the vessel and filling it with water.
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Granite Cutters Strike Prolonged Over Eight Hour Day
The granite cutters' strike began in this city Monday and likely will continue. Manufacturers show no rush to settle but have held meetings with the workers. The cutters demand an eight hour day and a minimum wage of three dollars per day and will stay away from shops unless their demand is granted.
Boston W C T U Hosts Press Night at Park Street Vestry
The Boston W C T U held a press night in Park Street Church vestry with Katherine Lent Stevenson of Massachusetts W C T U outlining methods to broaden publication circulation and the organization’s role, presided by Mrs. Mai Cheng. Robert Magwood spoke briefly while others were listed in partial credits.
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Katherine Lent Stevenson
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Newenener
Mai Cheng
Robert Magwood
Women defeated at the polls in Beattie election
In Beattie Marshall county the men won the city election defeating the women ticket led by Mayor Elizabeth Totten. The men campaigned against prohibition and swept the council and marshal races. Clerk candidate Katıs O Neill and several women council nominees were unseated.
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Mary A. Sheldon
Mary BD
Schlei
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Katis O'Neill
Friction Over Moth Sparks Open Legislature Rift
The gypsy moth issue triggers a split as the ways and means committee investigates on its own, while the special committee objects to broader inquiry. Members accuse the panel of discourtesy after the special report and bill were produced.
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Ways and Means Committee
Nance
Maid in the Mill staged by Harvard club with grads in cast
Last night Brattle all hosted a revival of Beaumont and Fletcher’s Maid in the Mill by the Harvard Upsilon club with guidance from Mrs Janet Edmundson Walker of Boston. The cast featured graduates from 1900 to 1902 and others, who attended a post performance reception.
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Lta Upsilon
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Boston
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State to grant $15,000 for Pan American Exposition
The committee on federal relations, in an executive session yesterday afternoon, considered Senator Huntress's bill for a state appropriation for the Pan American Exposition at Buffalo and voted to appropriate $15,000 for a state exhibit.
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Buffalo
Malden Aldermen Vote Funds for Glenwood School Repairs
The Malden Board of Aldermen approved $1,000 for repairs to the Glenwood school, completed last year at over $70,000. Reported damages include cracked walls warped doors and cellar flooding, with conditions deemed unsafe pending fixes.
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Aldermanic District Plan Upheld by Committee
The committee on elections killed a bill to redraw Seat city aldermanic districts. The current two double districts, Wards 16, 20 and 2, and Wards 7 and 13, were left intact while a new map proposed double districts for Wards 6 9 10 and 12 and single districts for Wards 7 and 18 with 18 and 19 forming another district.
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Bertani Dead Paris Futile Secretary of Fencing Academy
Paris reports the death of M Joseph Louis Francois Bertani perpetual secretary of the Academy of Fencing. Born in and named secretary in 1874 he was a member of the French Academy.
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M. Joseph Louis Francéois Bertani
Academy of Fences
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