Cambridge Citizens Debate Station Plans
The Cambridge Citizens Trade Association held a meeting to discuss the number of subway stations. Speakers arguing for four stations included Representative Samuel D. Elmore A W Strauss ex Mayor Daly ex Speaker Myers Albin L Richards Samuel Usher and Charles H Morse. Stoughton Bell Everett L Marchant and John F Crocker argued for fewer than four stations. Marchant opposed a station at
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Cambridge Citizens’ Trade Association
Samuel D. Elmore
A. W. Strauss
Daly
Myers
Albin L. Richards
Samuel Usher
Charles H. Morse
T. H. Raymond
J.F. Donovan
J. H. Corcoran
Stoughton Bell
Everett L. Marchant
Debated Dana Street Station Plans Among City Officials
City discussion centered on preferred rail or transit stations. Morse supported Dana street. Corcoran backed Central and Kendall squares. Raymond urged a single Central square. Myers called for four stations. Bell criticized four-station advocates for lacking location clarity.
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Dana Street
Morse
Corcoran
Central
Kendall Squares
Raymond
Central Square
Myers
Mr. Bell
Boston Doctor Speaks at Michigan Woman’s Mission Session
Dr. Thomas S. Barbour of Boston spoke at the Women’s Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of the West session in Jackson Michigan. The event took place on April 24 with Barbour among the featured speakers in the convention.
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Jackson, Mich
Thomas S. Barbour
Boston
Women’s Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of the West
Labor unrest notes from Bay State Lodge and unions
A Bay State Lodge session with F T Hyman of the New Haven road discusses a 15 percent immediate wage increase. The Sayers' Union 22 meets at 514 Tremont St to decide on a trade dispute action. Several union figures are named in wage scale talks. A Stove Masons Union endorsement of a strike in Holie fall is reported. A meeting will decide on participation in the May 5 demonstration on the Boston Common.
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Mary F. Stanley
Boston
O' Moody
Huntington Ave
Mass
Public Library
Bay State
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
F. T. Hyman
New Haven Road
Sayers’ Union 22
Tremont Street
H. M. Patten
John McLoughlin
J. W. Barton
F. A. Tolma
T. Gould
W. Parker
Boston Electrical Workers’ Union
Stovemasons
Holie
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Oston Common
Woman of Mystery Baroness Massy Trial Continues
The Supreme Court continued the trial of Baroness Anisia Louise de Massy charged with the wanton slaying of Gustav Simon, a wealthy Broadway merchant, with evidence and identity questions remaining unresolved.
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New York
Anisia Louise de Massy
Gustav Simon
Supreme Court
Mystery Woman on Stand Echoes Thaw Case
A woman sits on the stand in a murder case where she was present at the scene with Simon dead. Viewers compare the trial to the Thaw case, noting contrasts between wealth and poverty and between known pasts and unknown antecedents.
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Thaw
Simon
Harry Kendall Thaw
Giant Trolley Car Arrives in Boston Park Square
The largest trolley car to enter Boston arrives at Park Square at 1 45 am over the Boston Worcester line. The 45 ton giant, 54 feet long, seats 64, with 40 lamps, four 75 hp motors and automatic controls. It is semi convertible for year round service and speeds up to 60 mph.
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Boston
Park Square
Chestnut Hill
Framingham
Eva Taylor May Return to Boston Stock Company
Miss Eva Taylor, a leading Boston stock company figure, drew strong ovations at Percy Williams' Orpheum this week for The Circus Rider. Her four year absence from Castle Square has locals eager for her return to lead a stock company next autumn amid plans for next season and a summer Milwaukee engagement.
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Eva Taylor
Percy Williams
Orpheum
Castle Square
Miss Taylor
Milwaukee
Boston
Pythian Grand Lodge Receives Gavel From Constitution Wood
The Knights of Pythias session featured a gavel crafted from the Constitution’s wood presented by Past Chancellor George E. Wragg and Thomas W. Clark Jr. of Mystic lodge. Also elected were officers including Grand Chancellor John Ballantyne and Grand Keeper of Records Charles A. Cross, with per capita tax proposed to fund next year’s supreme meeting.
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Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
George E. Wragg
Thomas W. Clark, Jr
Mystic Lodge of
Chelsea
Mystic Lodge
Supreme Lodge
Order
Boston
F. S. Neil
Insurant Department
Arthur J. Stobbart
Uniform Bank
Charles Siddall
G. R
K. S. Wilson
Rhode Island
Allen A. Stockdale
Charles A. Cross
George E. Howe
D. Sidney Woodworth
Robert R. Herriman
Charlies L. Young
James Hargraves
Archie N. Frost
George FE. Cleaves
Grand Ofcers
Grand Lodge of the
Pythian Sisterhood
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Lillian Kelley
Sisterhood
Supreme Lodge of the
Addie. M. Cooley
Springfield
Nellie M. Barker
Lynn
Jennie Dolliver
Dorchester
Emma
Jacobs
Myra Burgess
New Bedford
Anna J. Harvey
Taunton
Cora Stiles
Lowell
Mary Lecain
Somerville
Advert City Drug Ad Mentions Coidalax and Grove
Fragmentary ad note references yentachee and neuralgia from Coida LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. Mentions world, cold, grip relief. Calls for full name with E. W. GROVE. Likely a medicinal product listing with a signature.
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E. W. Grove
Congregationalists Debate Liturgy At Boston Club Banquet
At the Young Men’s Congregational Club banquet in Boston speakers discuss whether Congregational churches should adopt liturgy. Some cite added dignity in services while others favor minister discretion. Officers for the coming year were elected: President S W Wilder and others.
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Congregational
Young Men’s Congregational Club of
Boston
Copley Square Hotel
W. H. Allbright
D. D
Y. M. C. A. Institute
Frank L. Luce
W. Wilder
Arthur H. Merritt
Alfred H. Colby
Isaac T. Ripley
Elbin F. Lord
Robert H. Bean
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills End Pain Nerve Disturbance
Miss Orlena Schenkg of Enid Oklahoma touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as relief for periodical distress and headaches. The ad claims pills stop pain by reducing nerve irritation and offers a money back guarantee if the first package does not help.
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Miles
Mother
Orlena Schenkg
Enid
Okla
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Thinks He Has Marvin Boy Disappearing Child Case
A letter received by George W. Gardiner of Providence suggests a clue to Horace N. Marvin Jr. missing from New Jersey. The note asks to be connected with Plattsville by wire and is signed W H Thinner from South Fifth Avenue Plattsville. Police have opened an investigation.
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Providence
R. I
Horace N. Marvin
Horace Marvin
New Jersey
George W. Gardiner
Fed
Rhode Island
Marvin
Plattsville
W. H. Thinner
South Fifth Avenue
Wis
Gardiner
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Mme
Anissa Louise DE Massey
Gustave Simon
Harry K. Thaw
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Amaller Alee
Ae Order of Excellence
Rarel
Eee ‘Photo Co
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Nellie Hayward
Batavia Court
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Washington Street
Adams Square
Home Furnishers Association of Massachusetts
Pythian Grand Lodge
Congregationalists
Joseph
Tremont St
Grady
Sun
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins
America
Armstrong
Charlestown
Henry A
Mary A
O'Neil
John Armstrong
Winthrop Street
St. Mary’s Cchurch
Warren Street
Commission House Teamsters
Union
Kitson
Roxbury
James Kitson
St. John’s Episcopal Church
O’connell
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Frederic P
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Cages Roasa
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