Monetary conference invited cities eye national currency plan
In Indianapolis December 1 the local board of trade hosted a preliminary monetary conference with all cities except Louisville and Kansas City invited. President Adams opened the meeting as Ex-Governor Stannard of Missouri was named permanent chairman. John R. Wilson and Ex-Attorney-General Miller spoke, and participants voted to hold a general conference of commercial bodies in Indianapolis in January to propose legislation for a sound currency system.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Louisville
Kansas City
Board of Trade
Adams
Stannard
Missouri
Smith
Miller
John R. Wilson
BNAI ZION EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY HOLDS SIXTH ANNUAL BALL
The B nai Zion Educational Society held its sixth annual ball last evening in Berkeley Hall. The hall was decorated with flags and potted plants, and the grand march was led by I Harris and Annie Rosenberg with about fifty couples in attendance. Notable attendees included Hyman Pill Annie Hoffman William Mankowitz Liz zie Berman Simon Boutler Etta Shein S W Fleischer Lina Smith C L Silver man Ida Goodman 8S Medoway Bertha Bateman A A Gonzberg Ida Kill M E Goldstein and Annie Shapiero.
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B'nai Zion Educational Society
Berkeley Hall
I. Harris
Annie Rosenberg
Hyman Pill
Annie Hoffman
William Mankowitz
Lizzie Berman
Simon Boutler
Etta Shein
S. W. Fleischer
Lina Smith
C. L. Silverman
Ida Goodman
Medoway
Bertha Bateman
A. A. Gonzberg
Ida Kill
M. E. Goldstein
Annie Shapiero
Obsequies for Hon Patrick Maguire Draw Huge Roxbury Crowd
Hundreds of friends and public figures gathered at St. Joseph's Church Roxbury for the funeral of Hon Patrick Maguire who died of apoplexy. The line of carriages stretched half a mile to the church with many tributes and wreaths. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery.
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Patrick Maguire
St. Joseph’s Church
Roxbury
H. M. Whitney
West End
John W. Corcoran
A. Shuman
James Donovan
James H. Stack
Edward L. Quigley
J. N. Muldoon
J. K. Crowley
M. D. Collins
Locke
John Galvin
EF. Buckley
Joan B. Donovan
Michael J. Murray
Thomas J. Gargan
O'Kane
Council
Isaac Rosnesky
William
Dr. Cook
Milford
J. A. Waldo
James
Kenney
Huriey
J .Filaney
Alderman Barry
Alderman Lee
Aldirman Bryant
Alderman Hail
T. I’. Doherty
B. Dailey
Miller
H. ¥. Naphen
P. J. Donovan
John R. Murphy
Nicholas J. Fine
Patrick &. Shevlin
M. W. Fitzsimmons
O'Brien
Judge Walsh
Paul Kendricken
Christopher T. Donohue
BK. Bogan
J. R. Farrer
Joseph F. O'Connail
Warren Street
Democratic City Committee
Democratic State Committee
Charles H. Taylor
Henry Russell
Irish Society
Catherine Mermet
Hugh P. Smyth
Schmidt
Arthur T. Connolly
Church of the Holy Sacrament
Daniel C. Reardon
Garrett J. Barry
William P. McQuaid
St. James’s Church
John Flatley
Cambridge
William Fitzpatrick
Milton
John
Charles W. Twombly
Bridget Kearney
Murphy
Governor's Council
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Boston
John H. Lee
Board of
Aldermen
Horace T. Rockwell
Roxbury Club
L. Foster Morse
Real Estate Exchange
Joseph J. Corbett
John F. Fitzgerald
National House of Representatives
Samuel Little
West End Street Railway Company
Patrick F. Griffin
New York
P. F. Sullivan
John .W. McDonald
John B. Moran
B. J. Donovan
Harry P. Nawn
John L. Kelly
Eugene Lynch
M. P. Curran
Calvary Cemetery
Stricken at Funeral Crotty Dies at Home
Jeremiah Crotty age 58 of 8 Way Street Jamaica Plain was stricken by apoplexy in a car riage returning from Mr. Maguire’s funeral. He was attended by Dr. Eugene Ellings and died at his home.
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Way Street
Jamaica Plain
Maguire
Eugene Ellings
American Wringer Co Advertises Broadway and Cornhill Locations
The American Wringer Company lists its Boston addresses at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Cornhill. It offers all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repairs provided free of charge. Call or write Tremont 764 to order or arrange service.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
Bissell
Tremont
Fatal accident near Broadway crossing pitifully claims life
Alexander McIntosh 68 of East Cambridge dies after being struck by Engine 33 on Charles Street near Poplar Street as a stone team and ice wagon blocked the road. Fire Captain Hanay and Driver McKee describe efforts to avoid the man, investigations reveal no blame on the driver, and city officials push for crossing abolition and gate installation.
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Hanay
Massachusetts General Hospital
Hanny
Alexander MclIntosh
North Street
East
Cambridge
McIntosh
Engine 33
Boylston
Hereford
Charlestown
Andrew J. McKee
Post
River
Mt. Vernon Streets
Charles Street
Poplar Street
Captain Hanay
McKee
B. Green
Spring Street
Fireman Dennett Killed in Everett Train Collision
Engineer Dennett of Fire Engine 1 died after the engine collided with the 10:13 express from Salem near the Everett station. Driver Stevens was gravely injured. crossing gates had not been down for days and signals were relied on. Dennett, 52, a Civil War veteran and elder firefighter, lived on Gladstone street and held multiple local lodge memberships.
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Everett
Dennett
Walter Stevens
Box 4
Bow Street
Charlestown
Broadway
Boston
Salem
Stevens
Frank Hanson
Fannigan
Frank Ward
B. F. Dennett
Portsmouth
N. H
Gladstone Street
Everett Lodge of Odd Fellows
Asawammett Tribe of Red Men
James S. Perkins
Patrolman Struck by Electric Car on Longwood Ave
Patrolman Michael F. Cain of Division 2 was knocked down by Longwood avenue electric car No. 1070 at Bea con Street Tremont after stepping back to let an inbound car pass. He suffered spinal injuries and slight brain concussion. Conductor number 561 and the motorman fled scene. officer Lee pursued. Cain, a top Court Square officer, will be out of duty for some time.
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Michael F. Cain
Division 2
Longwood Avenue
Beacon
Tremont Streets
Station 2
Lee
Cain
Court Square Station
Grushed by drawbridge accident in Cambridge
Michael Griffin 57, of 12 Brookline Street, died after being crushed beneath a bridge draw on the Broad canal at Third Street in Cambridge. He had reportedly signaled workers before the draw was lowered, and it failed to lift in time, pinning him underneath before responders could reach him.
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Michael Griffin
Cambridge
Broad Canal
Third Street
Griffin
Brookline Street
Accident Ends Life Of 16 Year Old Guard In Hartford
A late night guard duty at George H. Allens house on King Street ended when a gun discharged accidentally. Edison J., 16, son of George M. Allen, was struck in the face and died after the incident amid concern over recent incendiary fires in Enfield street area.
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Hartford
Conn
Times
Warehouse Point
George H. Allen
King Street
Enfield Street
Edison J
George M. Allen
Edison
Fire disrupts trains as rafters fall on tracks injuring worker
Patrick Ryan, a fireboat crew member, fell about fifteen feet from a weakened structure during the blaze and broke his leg. The fire halted service on the Fitchburg Eastern and Western divisions while the Barricade and coal debris were cleared. Trains ran late all evening with crowds at Union station as Western division suffers the worst delays.
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Ryan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Fitchburg
Cambridge
Prison Point
Union Station
Boston & Maine
Lynn
Boston
Salem
Lawrence
Saugus
Malden
Melrose
Wakefield
Reading
Somerville
Everett
Medford
Chelsea
Day of Fires Keeps Charlestown Busy All Day
A series of urban blazes across East Boston and nearby areas kept firefighters in action from dawn until late evening. Alarms reported fires on Princeton Street, Lowell Street, Columbus Avenue, Spring Street, Salem Street, Medway Street, and Columbia Street with total losses ranging from minor to moderate and several stories damaged or extinguished. Authorities attributed causes to a overheated stove, a candle upset, and careless disposal of kerosene soaked material.
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Charlestown
Spring Street
Princeton Street
Boston
D. Donovan
James Paine
Lowell Street
Simon Frinkle
S. Felstein
Department
Columbus Avenue
A. H. Matz
Matz
B. Green
Station 1
Samuel Goldstein
Salem Street
Medway Street
Lower Mills
W. B. Mason
John Brown
Cambridge
Columbia Street
Hugh Downie
John Gallagher
Fire Claims Two Lives in Somerville Home
A blaze in the cellar of Major Joseph S. Brown and Mrs. Sarah Brown on Fountain Avenue left Mrs. Brown dead and Major Brown critically injured at Somerville Hospital. Elmer Hines escaped by jumping twenty feet from a window as smoke and flames spread through the front hall. The fire started in a pile of rubble under the cellar stairs, origin uncertain though local theories exist. Neighbors aided victims as the fire spread.
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Brown
Sarah Brown
Joseph S. Brown
Somerville
Fountain Avenue
Major Brown
Israel Charlton
Elmer Hines
Samuel M Cathcart Installed as Pastor at Chelsea Church
Samuel M Cathcart was examined for the ministry by a council at Third Congregational Church Chelsea yesterday. The ordination and installation followed with sermons by Rev Watson L Phillips and presentations by pastors from local churches. Cathcart a Yale Theological School graduate began duties November 1 as pastor of the Chelsea church.
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Samuel M. Cathcart
Third Congregational Church
Reynolds Avenue
Chelsea
Charles E. Jefferson
A B. Patten
New Haven
Cathcart
Yale Theological School
Dedicatory Ceremony for Everett G A R Building Marred by Tragedy
The G A R post 156 in Everett held a formal dedication of its new School street building with James A Perkins Post officers and Congressman Barrett present. The event was halted after news that Boardman L Bennett, an active member, died in a collision involving a steam fire engine and a railroad train.
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School Street
Everett
James A. Perkins
Massachusetts Department of the Grand Army
Congressman Barrett
Boardman L. Dennett
Post
Bachelder
Kellogg
Derby
Bacchante and the nude image debate in the library basin
R L Hale defends readers who misread the library statue as he recalls Bacchus myth and Bacchante attenders. He notes the image is not a masterpiece and would suit a museum display better than the current location. He warns against moral panic and urges reading before judging.
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Bacchus
Egypt
Arabia
Bacchante
Art
R. L. Hale
Harvard A A Officers Shake Up At Association Meeting
Harvard Athletic Association elected new officers including President George Voorhees and Vice President Edward Wilkinson. Lloyd Hoey was chosen secretary and Charles Voorhees of Worcester Academy became training master succeeding E Wilkinson.
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Harvard Athletic Association
George Voorhees
Edward Wilkinson
Lloyd Hoey
Charles Voorhees
Worcester Academy
E. Wilkenson
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