MEARAS PAYROLL GROWING AS CITY ADDS RESERVES
Mayor Hibbard cut 120 city jobs saving about 200000 yearly while Police Commissioner O Meara added 77 reserve men and promoted 13 to patrolmen increasing police payroll by roughly 72900. Reappointed reserve John R Brett resigned last year to play basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard
O’meara
John R. Brett
Stephen O'Meara
Harrison P. Bourne
Michael Co. P. Bresnahan
Thomas Casey
Edward L. Foley
Stephen J. Gillis
Patrick F. Grant
Patrick J. Lydon
Jeremiah J. Mahoney, Jr
John J. Manning
Joseph Mattey
William A. Moore
David BE. Mulcahy
Bartholomew J. Mulhern
Timothy F. Murphy
Joseph P. Murray
John B. McCarthy
David W. McDonald
Edward McGarr
James F. McInnis
John D. McLaughlin
Francis R. McManus
Richard O’hearn
Jeremiah O’neil
Leonard M. Pike
Joseph F. Quilty
Elmer F. Rider
Olvin D. Saunders
Norman F. Sherman
Edward J. Sullivan
Maurice W. Sullivan
Michael Sullivan
Max B. F. Thormer
Joseph P. Trainor
Thomas N. Trainor
Walter F. Welsh
Carl M. Wilson
New Dances Feature Mrs Butler Festival in May
Mrs William S Butler hosts her 20th annual May festival at Mechanics Hall with about 400 participants. Mrs Lilla Wiles Wyman assists. performances include Andalusian group dances, La Malaguena y el Torero, Dawn of Day birds, Apotheosis of the Waltz, seasonal costumes, and solos by Meriam Huntoon Ethel Daggett Vera Casson and others backed by a large orchestra.
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W. 8S. Butler
Mechanics’ Hall
William 8. Butler
Mechanics’ Building
Lilla Wiles Wyman
Spain
Clayton Robinson
Theresa Weiscopf
Mary Murphy
Margaret McDonough
Ruth White
Lillian Brown
Ethel Daggett
Arthur Spencer
Maria Williams
Rachel Pendleton
Amelia Burnham
Tantivy
Vera Casson
Stella Craig
Evangeline Cousins
Inez Spencer
Frank Mitchell
George Nauss
Sadie Mitchell
le Roy Young
Ina Brown
Chorister Club Concert At Hotel Tuileries
The Chorister Club held its annual musical evening in the Hotel Tuileries ball room. Under Mr B Whitney the program featured part singing from Warren Bullard Beethoven Osgood Nevin and others with solos by J B Forrest Ralph Osborne and H E Goodhue Master Louis Harris performing Wien iawski Legend. Dorothy Harris accompanied and impressed as a pianist with violin pieces. The social charm of these gatherings stood out as the audience was brilliant and appreciative.
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Hotel Tuileries
Ms. B. Whitney
Warren
Bullard
Beethoven
Osgood
Nevin
J. B. Forrest
Ralph Osborne
H. E. Goodhue
Louis Harris
Dorothy Harris
Mayor Hibbard Talks at K of L Ball Committing to Justice
Mayor Hibbard attended the 29th annual District Assembly 30 K of L ball at Paine Memorial Hall. He complimented Street Department head Emerson for placing workers on full time and pledged that once City Hall issues are straightened out, justice will be done to all.
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Hibbard
District Assembly 30
K. of L., Incorporated
Paine Memorial Hall
Emerson
City Hall
Murine Eye Remedy Ad Claims Eye Comfort
An advertisement promotes Murine eye drops to soothe red irritated eyes. The copy highlights relief from eye discomfort and fatigue with a focus on soothing pain and irritation.
Paper Price Fixing Evidence Before House Panel
Testimony before the House special committee on wood pulp and print paper duties cites alleged price fixing in U S newsprint. John Norris of the New York Times presents letters and documents showing International Paper Co cost jumps and mill output control by H G Craig Co. and others.
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Washington
United States
The
House
John Norris
New York Times
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
International Paper Company
Norris
H. G. Craig & Co
John Hanrahan
Broadway
New York
Mr. Dean
Dean & Shibley
N. M. Jones
Katahdin Pulp & Paper Company
George Hardy
W. H. Hurlbut
General Paper Company
John Davis
John ¥. H. Hussey
Boston
A. E. Wright
Sales International Paper Company
Will of Charles H Newhall allocates large Lynn bequests
The Lynn Gas and Electric Company's president Charles H. Newhall leaves about 125000 in bequests to local institutions and individuals. The Second Congregational Society gets 20000 if a new church starts within two years, otherwise 10000. Major gifts go to Lynn Hospital 50000 Lynn Home for Aged Women 20000 Lynn Home for Aged Men 15000 and the Lynn Public Library 5000. The remaining estate income fund goes to his sister and her two sons, with remainder to charity if they fail to survive.
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Lynn
Charles H. Newhall
Lynn Gas and Electric Company
Second Congregational Society
Unitarian
Church Society
Henry Newhall Berry
Lynn Hospital
Mr. Newhall
Lynn Home
Lynn Public Library
Newhall
Concord
N. H
John Keefe
B. J. Berry
Lynn Home For
Important to All Women Readers This Paper
Women face kidney trouble as men do and symptoms include back pain bearing down feelings and headaches. Swamp Root, a kidney liver and bladder remedy, has helped many regain health and vitality. Send for a free sample bottle by mail to Dr Kilmer and Co. Binghamton NY.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Urge Liability Act Extension by Reform Club Speakers
Massachusetts Reform Club heard Hon. Charles P. Neill and Hon. Carroll D. Wright urge extending the employers' liability act to all injury or death cases except willful negligence. They argued current law limits damages to cases where negligence lies with the employee, and backed a workmen's compensation plan like England's.
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Massachusetts Reform Club
Young’s Hotel
Charles P. Neill
United States Commissioner of Labor
Carroll D. Wright
Clark College
Neill
England
Jackson Club's Tenth Annual Ball Held May Day
The Jackson Club Ward 3 plans its tenth annual ball at Roughan Hall Charlestown on May 1. Ex Senator James J. Mellen leads a grand match with expected attendees including ex Mayors McNamee Fitzgerald Senator James H Vahey and others. The committee features Donovan Perkins Ryan McDonald with music by Kelleys.
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Jackson Club
Ward 3
Roughan Hall
City Square
Charlestown
James J. Mellen
McNamee
Fitzgerald
James H. Vahey
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Arthur V. Dolan
Board of
Aldermen
House
Joseph E. Donovan
John H. Perkins
John J. Ryan
Daniel J. McDonald
Kelley
Toggery Outing Club Debut May Party Set in Dorchester
The first annual May party of the Toggery Outing Club is planned for tomorrow evening at Navillus Halls Dorchester. Law rence P. Shannon, president, leads about 200 members with new light effects and dances including moon dance, ladies choice, barn dance and colonial minuet. Arthur F. O'Kane chairs the reception committee and Robert M. Kiley is floor marshal.
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Toggery Outing Club
Navillus Halls
Dorchester
Lawrence P. Shannon
Arthur F. O’kane
Robert M. Kiley
William G. Shannon
John R. McVey
William A. Bigelow
Edward M. Ochs
Joseph M. Donovan
Joseph S. O'Brien
Thomas Tepputt
John Duffy
Dugald C. Leitch
Francis McAuley
Raymond MacIntyre
Stephen Devlin
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Somerville
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Lynnfield Farm
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Great Ceylon TE Tea Company
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Globe Gas Light Co
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