Secretary Carlisle Warns on Currency and Labor Wages
Secretary Carlisle addresses a Chicago Labor Union audience urging protection of wages in sound money. He argues that depreciated currency harms the poor, warns against silver monometallism, and cites Chile’s experience, stressing that wage earners cannot prosper under unstable money and urging a stable monetary standard.
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Chicago
Carlisle
United States
Iver
Republic of Chili
Europe
Banquet and Election Held by Dry Salters Club
The Dry Salters Club held its quarterly banquet and annual officer election at Parker's. T. C. Porter was elected president with A. T. Turner as vice-president, Mr. Herrick secretary, and directors C. T. Goodhue C. T. Howard C. H. Bowker and Ashton Lee. The New England Woman's Press Association held its annual high tea at Parker House with Mrs. May Alden Ward introducing the day’s chairman Mrs. Elizabeth Merritt Gosse. The program featured essays and papers by Mrs. B. M. H. Merrill Helen Clark Charlotte Porter and May Alden Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Salters’ Club
Parker’s
T. Col. Porter
T. C. Porter
A. T. Turner
Mr. Herrick
C. T. Goodhue
C. T. Howard
C. H. Bowker
Ashton Lee
New England Woman’s Press Association
Parker House
May Alden Ward
Elizabeth Merritt Gosse
B. M. H. Merrill
Helen Clark
Charlotte Porter
Patrolman Fitzpatrick Rescues Man After Bridge Jump
Patrolman P. Fitzpatrick plunged off a Chelsea street railroad bridge at 3 30 in the morning after Michael O Neil, a Revere rubber works employee, fell into the stream while intoxicated. O Neil was resuscitated at Station 7 and charged with drunkenness. his case placed on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Fitzpatrick
Chelsea Street
Michael O'Neil
Revere Rubber Works
O’neil
Burglars Blow Safe Open At Bedford Centre Post Office
In Bedford Centre New Hampshire burglars forced entry to the Post Office of F A French and blew the safe with dynamite last night. Postage valued at zero dollars was stolen. Police are actively searching for the thieves.
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Manchester
N. H
F. A. French
Bedford Centre
McCarthy offers district alderman plan to revive Hutchinson bill
Jerry McCarthy moved a substitute for Hutchinson's district alderman bill in the House. It reestablishes twelve districts with caucus nominations by each party, allows ballots listing all candidates, and restricts voters to seven aldermen. The measure, a Republican caucus compromise, would take effect on passage.
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Senator Hutchinson
Boston
Jerry McCarthy
Hutchinson
House
Mr. McCarthy
Minute Men of '61 Hold Anniversary Meeting
The Minute Men of '61 met at Horti cultural Hall to commemorate the thirty-fifth anniversary of Massachusetts sending troops. President James H. Osgood presided and new officers were elected across multiple units including Griggs, Allen, Tucker, Doten, Tripp, Lawrence, Cate, Fraser, Walters, Nason, and Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Massachusetts
James H. Osgood
James H. Griggs
Charles F. Allen
James Tucker
C. C. Doten
W. D. Tripp
Horse breeder Ely faced cruelty charges in Palmer
George W. Ely, a noted local horse breeder, appeared in court facing cruelty accusations for starving a horse. The bay stallion, in R. W. Graham's care, was described by prosecution witnesses as underfed. testimony in one case was heard today.
Dissent Filed in Commonwealth v Goodall on Disorderly House
Judge Knowlton filed a dissent in the Fall River case Commonwealth versus Victoria Goodall. The majority held the common law offense of keeping a disorderly house was not repealed by Public Statutes Chapter 101, Section 6 or Chapter 207, Section 18. The defendant was convicted of keeping a disorderly house.
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Knowlton
Commonwealth
Victoria Goodall
Fall River
Salvationists jailed as martyrs in East Cambridge fight
Six Salvationists sleep in East Cambridge Jail after clamor with Malden police. Joe the Turk pleads for his cornet as Captain Fiske enforces four devotions daily. They vow to stay until trial, with martyr songs echoing through the cell blocks until the June term.
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Salvationists
Malden
East Cambridge
George A. B. Atkins
Joe the Turk
Fiske
Joe
Captain Faulkner
G.W. D. D. Davenport
Angus McPherson
Wellesley Barry
Herbert R. Liest
M. C. H. Jacobson
Baker
Theatrical Matters in Boston Arts Season News
Boston theatre listings summarize engagements of Irving Terry Davenport and Daly company through Patriots Day. Upcoming bills include A Midnight Bell and Macbeth with Godefroi and Yolande, Fanny Davenport at Boston Theatre, and Daly troupe at Hollis and Castle Square. Also notes on Daniels, Davenport, Fuller, and various vaudeville acts at Keith's, Castle Square, Howard, Palace, Grand Opera House, and Nickelodeon with dates around Patriots Day.
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Frank Daniels
Fanny
Cissy Fitzgerald
Park Theatre
Digby Bell
Laura Joyce Bell
Hoyt’s
de Wolf Hopper
the Tremont
Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
Mr. Irving
Shakspere
Macbeth
Lawrence Irving
Henry
Godefroi
Yolande
Boston
Fanny Davenport
Boston Theatre
Loie Fuller
Castle Square
Tremont St
Wallace
Gary
Gounod
Faust
Two Insane Men Seized After Roof Jump Attempt
David Brown of 3 Belknap Place and Thomas Watson of 42 Auburn Street Charlestown, drunk and distressed, attempted rooftop climbs. Brown was restrained by Patrolmen Wallace and McLean and sent to Station 3. Dr Thompson declared him insane and he was taken to City Prison. Watson, nearly naked, tried to scale the Massachusetts General Hospital wall. Both men cited as suffering from protracted drinking.
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David Brown
Belknap Place
Wallace
McLean
Thompson
Thomas Watson
Auburn Street
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Hospital
Fisking in the Frog Pond
Boys on the Common discovered large fish in the Frog Pond after the water was drawn for spring cleaning. Urchins swarmed the basin and seized the fish, carrying away containers of water as they fled. Some fish reached eight or ten inches in length.
Republicans in Caucus Discuss Boston Aldermen Return
Suffolk county Republican legislators resumed a conference on proposed legislation to return Boston Aldermen to district elections. No definite action was taken.
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Suffolk County
Boston
Yacht Valiant Returns to New York Valant Party
William K. Vanderbilt returns aboard the yacht Valiant to New York, entertaining guests Winfield Scott Hoyt and J L Webb at his Fifth Avenue palace. The voyage began February 1 from New York to Port Royal and Savannah, then to Nice via Madeira, with social visits to Cannes and Monte Carlo where they met the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough.
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William K. Vanderbilt
New York
Winfield Scott Hoyt
J. L. Webb
Valiant
Mr. Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Port Royal
S. C
Savannah
Nice
Italy
Madeira Island
Riviera
Cannes
Monte Carlo
Indignant Revere residents protest park delay and beach rentals
Citizens meeting at Grand Army Hall Crescent Beach denounces metropolitan park commissioners for delaying a beach park in Revere and renting beachside buildings. A fifteen member committee was appointed to take action led by former park commissioner John B. Seward and including Arthur B. Curtis John H Bowker W F Janvrin Michael Sullivan Charlies A Braman Thomas H Derby R B Young W H Colcord A Hall J G Pratt Andrew Better Albert B S Burnham B B Dewing and H Skeffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Metropolitan Park Commissioners
Grand Army Hall
Crescent Beach
John B. Seward
Arthur B. Curtis
John H. Bowker
W. F. Janvrin
Michael Sullivan
Charlies A. Braman
Thomas H. Derby
R. B. Young
W. H. Colcord
A. §. Hall
J. G. Pratt
Andrew Better
Albert
Burnham
B. B. Dewing
J. Skeffington
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Tremont
Val
England
Judge Knowlton
Cambridge
Joe the
Irving Terry
James Lewis
Mrs. Gilbert
Countess Gucks
Ada Behan
Hollis
Mr. Daly
Mr. Daniels
Dorothy Morton
Greta Bisley
Louise Royce
Frank Allen
Leonard Walker
Louis Casavant
Adele Purvis Onri
Castle Square Opera
the Columbia
Chauncey Olcott
Howard Atheneum
Fields and Hanson Company
Lothrop
Joe Flynn
Okkabe
Dailey
Hilton
Phyllis Allen
Zalva
The
Rays
Harrington
Burns
Jack
Rosa Burke
Lalor
Chester
Stack
Ladell
City
Lynnod
Imogene Comer
Blair
Marilla
O’brien
Wright
Cook
Clinton
Barnes
Dramatic Stock Company
Austin & Stone's Museum
Jocko
Pongo
Rose Sydell
London Belles
Palace Theatre
Zat Zam
Mora
Nickelodeon
Yacht Valiant
Sunday Post
LCR
Vtwodw
Manover St
Kittie Connors
Joe Mullen
King Sing Mystery
Edwin
Tremont Theatre Abbey
Schoeffel & Grau
Charles Klein
John Philip Sousa
DE Wolf
London Lyceum Company
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
Merchant OF Venice
Macbet
Story OF
Waterloo
Andy Ouande
Don Quixote
Apri
Arthru
Eugene Tompkins
America
Davenpoors
Melbourne Macdowell
Creopapiatra
LA Lole Fuller
Keith’s
John Mason
Ollis Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Ada Reelan
School For Scandal
Rehan
Austin and Stone's Museum
Tremont Row
Scollay
Rsere
Boston Museum
Marie
Frank Daniels Comic Opera Company
Tee
Wizard OF Stelec
Suchorowsky
Byasonic Temple
Cryst
Aite
M.toil
Grand Opera House
C. A. Cotaveen
Inreia Tae Blair
Muri
Belles
Theatre
Sven
Howard
Sterera
Fields
Hanson
Alfe
Zatvatrio
Okabe
Bowdoin Sq. Theatre
Snance
Eliza Proctor
Columbia Theatre
Rouse Oy
Donnelly
Chaanecey Olcott
Ercursiove
Portland
BAY Stats Land
India Wharf
Por
Alliama
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