Boston 1915 Exhibition to Showcase City Needs and Plans
The Boston-1915 committee outlines a public exhibit running November 1 to 27 featuring city planning, social and economic problems. Exhibits will include maps, photographs, moving pictures, and models from major institutions and libraries. Leading organizations such as Harvard, the Boston Public Library, the YMCA, and the Boston Elevated Railway Company join in presenting how Boston can achieve a finest city with public support and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Library of Congress
United States
Burnham
Europe
Hamburg
Manchester
Boston
Boston Architectural Club
Social Ethics Museum of
Harvard University
Boston Public Library
School For Social Workers
Society of Arts and Crafts
Boston Association For the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis
Massachusetts Clivic League
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Union
Boston Elevated Railway Company
North Bennet Street
Boston Society of Architects
Brooks House
State Bureau of Statistics
Boston Playground Association
Society For the Protection of Native Plants
Massachusetts Commission For the Blind
Metropolitan Improvement League
Moston Chamber of Commerce
Department of Economics
Information Bureau
Thomas Carver
Adams to Surrender Today in New York
A. D. F. Adams, a Boston broker implicated in the F. Augustus Heinze case, left Boston for New York to surrender to authorities. Reports state bail will be set at 12000 dollars, which Adams is prepared to post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
New York
A. D. F. Adams
Boston
F. Augustus Heinze
Director Russell Is Coming Home From Europe
Henry Russell director of the Boston Opera House wires Eben D. Jordan that he will sail from Cherbourg on the Deutschland September 3 arriving New York September 8. He restores plans for two seasons and has arranged details for the first season with artists repertoire and a 100 strong chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Russell
New
Boston Opera House
Eben D. Jordan
Boston Opera Company
Cherbourg
New York
Russell
Milan
Italy
Paris
Opera House Set to Open With La Gioconda in November
Maestro Scavaglia mentors a decade of study as Mr. Russell travels to Boston to consult with Maestros Conti and Menotti and with General Manager Ralph L. Flanbers on rehearsals and company business. The opera house opens with La Gioconda on Monday November 8 featuring Nordica Constantino Meitschik Baklanoff and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scavaglia
Russell
Boston
Labor notes and union leadership reshuffles in Boston area
Bartholomew Ryan elected joint business agent for Tile Layers Union 22 and Tile Layers Helpers Union 86. A Stinzman and Thomas Nolan, senior and junior vice-presidents of the Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Steel Ship Builders, travel to Poston to confer with local officers. Moniders Union 106 holds meeting at 694 Washington St to hear Special Organizer Johns report. KNCCERSfit business agent Jeremiah Mahoney re elected for Boston Granite Cutters Union. list of officers provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew Ryan
Union
A. Stinzman
Kansas City
First International
Thomas Nolan
Portsmouth
Fourth International
Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Steel Ship Builders
Poston
Brotherhood
Moniders
Washington Street
William Johns
Garment Workers’ Union 1
Jeremiah Mahoney
Knccers- Fit
Boston Granite Cutters’ Union
Michael Carigg
S. B. Sergeant
Patrick Flaherty
William McCartney
Michael Turbett
James Hares
Michael Shaughnessy
Jeremiah Collins
James Grant
Painter in Fear of Killing Reports to Hospital
David Shore, a Northampton Street painter in the South End, entered Homeopathic Hospital in a feverish state claiming a nearly uncontrollable urge to kill when handling knives or razors. He warned doctors of rising compulsion and asked for nerve relief, saying he loved his family yet feared harming them. He left before patrolmen could locate him.
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David Shore
Northampton Street
South End
Homeopathic
Shore
Martin
Dr. Martin
Station 5
Keane
Fr Gascon on Vacation at Boston College
The Rev. Thomas I. Gasson S J president of Boston College will take a three week vacation touring Canada and the eastern United States. In his absence Rev William J Conway S J leads Immaculate Conception Church and Boston College. Rev Redmond J Walsh S J transfers to Boston College as vice president replacing D J Hearn S J who moves to St Ignatius Loyola Church in New York.
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Thomas I. Gasson
Boston College
Canada
United States
Father Gasson
Boston
William J. Conway
S. J
Immaculate Conception Church
Redmond J. Walsh
New York
Father Walsh
D. J. Hearn
Jesuit Church
St. Ignatius Loyola
Boston Floating Hospital appeals for funds to aid infants
The Boston Floating Hospital, the largest infants hospital in the United States, urgently seeks 10000 to continue summer care. This season 4500 permanent patients and 3074 day patients have been treated, plus 312 mothers aided. Subscriptions to George C. Lee Jr., treasurer, 44 State Street.
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Boston Floating Hospital
United States
Hospital
George C. Lee, Jr
State Street
Hadlock Sues Former Sweetheart in $20,000 Claim
Mrs. Lexene Hadlock of Winchester street files suit in Superior Court seeking $20,000 from Charles J. Gorman and associates. She accuses him of misusing funds tied to the C. J. Gorman Amusement Company after a romance. seeks return of $15,000 invested plus $3,800 mortgage claims and bonds. Her action follows records of earlier engagements and a push to recover assets believed in safety deposit and mortgage holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Gorman
Moving Picture
Lexene Hadlock
Winchester Street
Stockline
Harvey D. Hadack
Boston
Superior Court
Gorman
Bay State Trust Company
Mabel E. Fillebrown
Winthrop
Boylston Street
Harvey Hadlock
City of
New York
Daniel Webster
Suffolk County
Yeggs Ransack Byfield Post Office
Postmaster Frank M. Ambrose found his South Byfield postoffice ransacked in the night. thieves took 200 postcards but left stamps and cash at the small office near Dummer Academy. The incident occurred in Newburyport on August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Frank M. Ambrose
South Byfield Postoffice
Yeggs
Ambrose
Dummer Academy
North End South End Roslindale West Roxbury athletic games set
Tomorrow afternoon a series of 1915 games for boys will be held in Boston's North End at Charlesbank the South End at Columbus Avenue playground and Roslindale West Roxbury at Pierce's Field. John G. O'Donnell Jr Edmund Hines and Leo H Leary lead the events starting at 2 30 PM.
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North End
South End
Roslindale
West Roxbury
Charlesbank
Columbus Avenue
Pierce's Field
John G. O’donnell, Jr
Edmund Hines
Leo H. Leary
Cook Assaults Captain's Son in Newburyport
Sherman Haskell of Somerville, aboard the schooner Luther T. Garrettson, was struck by cook Charles Chambers who fled after smashing him with a sugar bowl and slashing three wounds. Chambers was arrested and to be tried tomorrow. Haskell received five stitches and Captain Haskell traveled to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Sherman Haskell
Somerville
Luther T. Garretson
Charles Chambers
Chambers
Adams and Hayes
Haskell
Young Haskell
Noted Maine divine dies at Portland
The Rev. Albion K. P. Small aged 88 dies in Portland. Father of Professor A W Small of Chicago University and Dr Charles P Small of the same university. He served as pastor at Bangor First Baptist from 1858 to 1868 and later at Fall River First Baptist. He leaves a widow, two sons, and a daughter Mrs Sidney B Payne of Newton Mass.
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Portland
Albion
K. P. Small
A. W. Small
Chicago University
Charles P. Small
First Baptist Church
Bangor
Fall River First Baptist Church
Sidney B. Payne
Newton
Mass
Bingville Club Barn Dance Draws 100 Couples At Brown's Hall
All Bingville is set for the fourth annual Bingville Club barn dance at Brown's dance hall. Congressman O'Connell and Mayor Shea of Quincy among guests. Frank Flaherty leads with Sam Flaherty Neill Rooney E Duffy Al Hickey and James Smith assisting.
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Hough
Bingville Club
Brown's
Bingville
Congressman O'Connell
Shea
Quincy
Senator Butler
Timilty
Frank Flaherty
Sam Flaherty
Neill Rooney
E. Duffy
al Hickey
James Smith
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Riker’s
Brooklyn Newark
Fhe Educational and Social Department
Old Art Museum
Copley Square
LABOR
FR. Gasson
E— Henry Siegel Co
Essex _ssex Streets
Des .Inn
Henry Siegel Co
S. J. Nathan Son & Co
Stein-Bloch
Society Brand
Rothschild Bros
Rosenberg and Othe
Philadelphia
Mauchauffe
Essex St
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Lisle
Paris Inn
London
Hadlock
Byfield
Cook
Maine
P. S. Bartlett
Waltham
Boston Diamond CO
Wash, St
Adams House
Teakwood
Graywood
Earl & Wilson
Tremont St
Summer St
Snow
Thomas Snow & Son
North Market Street
Bostea
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