Col Charles H Cole Jr Boston Police Board Chairman
Colonel Charles H. Cole Jr is a 33 year old eligible Boston bachelor living with his mother at 63 Beacon Street Boston. He summered in Hingham is a Puritan Club and Boston Athletic Association member and commands Massachusetts rifle team at Fort Riley in 1904. He is tall wiry athletic with a sharp tone and strict discipline yet pleasant. He owns an automobile and loves horses and dogs and is earnest honest and progressive.
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Charles H. Cole, Jr
Boston Police Board
Boston
Beacon Street
Hingham
Cole
Puritan Club
Boston Athletic Association
First Corps of Cadets
Massachusetts
Fort
Riley, Kan
Social week features Vincent Club matinee and Boston weddings
The week offers a closing Vincent Club matinee in Jordan Hall for San Francisco sufferers and several society weddings. Miss Leslie Tobey of Commonwealth avenue will wed Edward Sawyer of New York after a dawn in Emanuel Church. Frances Foote and Cornish engagement announced with wedding date to follow. Glass Head residence opened on the north shore as the Grew family plans the season. The Endicotts host a grand Marlboro Street dinner. Evelyn Joyce Percival and husband sail to Europe after their Lakewood Lake ceremony.
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Vincent Club
Jordan Hall
San Francisco
Hmmanuel Church
Lesie Tobey
Commonwealth Avenue
Edward Sawyer
New York
Charles H. Sawyer
Dover
N. H
Tobey
Frank Everett Peabody
Frances Eliot Foote
Chestnut Street
Cornish
Foote
Boston
Glass Head
Edward B. Grew
North Shore
Henry S. Grews
Manchester
Sumacs
Richard J. Monks
Marlboro Street
University Lane
Manchester Cove
Edward B. Hills
Beacon Street
William C. Endicott
Lawrence French Percival
Evelyn Joyce
Lakewood
Europe
Back Bay Soldiers Entertain Mosby at Vendome Banquet
Nearly 200 Back Bay men gathered at the Vendome for a banquet and reunion with Colonel Mosby recounting Civil War exploits in a witty talk. Officers for a four year term were elected: President William T. Councilman Harvard Medical School Vice President Henry Christopher Harvard Medical School and Secretary-Treasurer James T. Pugh.
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Back Bay
Dixie
Vendome
Mosby
Wiliam T. Councilman
Harvard Medical School
Henry Christopher
Harvard Medieval School
James T. Pugh
Government Pays 700 for Washington Diary at Sale
The Library of Congress bought Washington's 1769 diary, 22 pages in his handwriting, for $700 at Governor Pennypacker's library sale in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Philadelphia
The
L Library of Congress
Diary
Governor Pennypacker
Cotton Manufacturers to Convene in Asheville May 16 17
The American Cotton Manufacturers' Association will hold its next convention in Asheville on May 16 and 17 with Senator Lodge expected to address attendees.
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Charlotte
N. C
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Asheville
Senator Lodge
Defends Slate Prompts Hope for New Blood in City Hall
The Republic argues the Mayor will inject new blood later this year as patronage issues stir the party faithful. It notes 10 candidates for each vacancy, lists pressures from friends of opponents, and predicts departmental reshuffles without drastic removals.
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The
Republic
Fitzgerald
Luce Lobby Bill Faces Rules Committee Challenge
Representative Luce backed by Walker Lowell and Peabody opposes Speaker Cole's rules panel on a sweeping lobby bill aimed at exposing corporate election influence. The rules committee, which can admit or reject new measures, reported adverse after weeks of review. Luce contends a shifted bill would curb graft and corporate meddling on Beacon Hill.
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Luce
Walker
Brookline
Lowell
Newton
Peabody
Cambridge
Cole
General Court
Committee On Rules
Beacon Hill
House
Preservation Rally at Old State House Sparks Transit Debate
A protest gathering called by the Colonial Dames the Society of Architects the Society of Cincinnati and the Public Franchise League urged no encroachment on the Old State House for rapid transit. Speakers included General Hazard Stevens Eben Thompson Winslow Warren Edwin D Mead and Mayor Fitzgerald stressing preservation as a civic duty. Transit Commission members Crocker and Gagan said they had done nothing to harm historic value and General Bancroft urged using part of the building for public benefit without altering its character.
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Old State House
Colonial Dames
Society of Architects
Society of Cincinnati
Public Franchise League
Hazard Stevens
Eben Thompson
Winslow Warren
Edwin D. Mead
Fitzgerald
Crocker
Thomas J. Gargan
The
Transit Commission
W. A. Bancroft
Commonwealth
Chelsea Firm Denied License Hearing
The Chelsea license commissioners refused to grant a hearing to Charles V. Cole on his renewal of first and fourth class licenses. Attorney P. H. Keiley of Boston urged a hearing, arguing prior refusals to hear and demanding explanation.
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Chelsea
Charles V. Cole
P. H. Keiley
Boston
Cole
Kelley
Seasonable Spring and Summer Comfort Supplies
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Cedar chests and yacht cushions offer moth protection
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Mayor's sewer loan threat fuels Dorchester Roxbury layoff fears
The Republic reports a possible 50 percent sewer staff cut if the $1,000,000 loan fails to pass the Boston Board of Aldermen. With about a thousand workers and limited surface sewer funds, officials warn a drastic scale-back is likely unless action is taken soon. Alderman Bell contests the mayor's stance, pledging to oppose the loan this year.
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Fitzgerald
the Republic
Board of Aldermen
Dorchester
Roxbury
Alderman Bell
Mayor seeks resignation of penal institutions chief
Mayor Fitzgerald plans to remove John B. Martin as penal institutions commissioner within weeks so Michael W. Norris can assume control. Martin defies resignation, tied to old guard Democratic faction. Norris, a long time liquor businessman, stepped aside recently to avoid appointment conflict.
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Fitzgerald
John B. Martin
Penal Institutions
Michael W. Norris
Martin
Collins
Old Guard
Democratic Party
Edward J. Donovan
Norris
Fight Begins Over Patent Medicine Bill
The patent medicine bill started in the House with a brisk fight and was laid over until Monday on motion by Mr. Luce. Chairman Jackson backs the measure to provide enough alcohol for solutions while opponents press for a label showing alcohol above 3 percent.
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Luce
Somerville
Jackson
Lynn
Public Health Committee
Peabody
Cambridge
Massachusetts Senator Seeks Gov Informa tion On Fair Treatment
The Senate yesterday afternoon failed to resolve a request from Senator Cox asking the Governor to inform the Senate what information exists about Massachusetts citizens being treated in Jamestown as they would be here. The Jamestown resolve to appropriate 50000 dollars for the state exhibit at the exposition was not reached on the calendar.
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Cox
Senate
Massachusetts
Jamestown
Slip Covers for German Linens and French Jacquard Linens
Offer details slip covers in narrow stripes and two tone effects protect expensive upholstered furniture. They claim cost savings in a single season and emphasize cool, comfortable look with welted seams for an accurate fit and low price.
Eddy Refrigerator Promises Dry Clean Odorless Ice Saving
We recommend the Eddy model available in all styles and sizes. It is absolutely dry, clean, and odorless, economical of ice, and never fails to give satisfaction. We also carry other zinc and stone lined refrigerators.
Governor veto vote on firemen exam bill split lawmakers
The House backed the Governor on the veto of the firemen’s exam bill that weighs on physical ability, 124 to 2. Twenty-five Republicans opposed the Governor, including Thayer and Weeks. Twenty-one Democrats supported him, with many Boston reps among them.
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Guild
House
Boston
Thayer
Ward
Weeks
Brazzell
Buckley
Charlestown
Creed
Grady
Lomasney
McDonald
McKirdy
Power
Quinn
Scigliano
Toland
Brigham
Marlboro
Downey
Cambridge
Cushing
Ferber
Everett
Insurance Chief Indicted for Perjury in New York
William A. Brewer Jr former president of Washington Life Insurance Company was indicted for perjury over a 1903 report to the state insurance superintendent. The indictment claims the report overstated a $200,000 surplus while the company actually ran an $80,000 deficit.
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New York
William A. Brewer, Jr
Washington Life Insurance Company
State Superintendent of Insurance
Superintendent of Insurance
Young Man and Political Ideals Address by Murphy
Joseph J. Murphy editor of the Republic will address Ward 16 Democratic Club members and friends tomorrow afternoon on The Young Man and Political Ideals.
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Joseph J. Murphy
The
Republic
Ward 16
Democratic Club
Pierce Manufacturing Plans Expansion In New Bedford
The Pierce Manufacturing Company will extend its mill properties along Coffin and Belleville streets after purchasing a large tract of land in New Bedford, announced on April 27.
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New Bedford
Pierce Manufacturing Company
Coffin and
Belleville Streets
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