Boston Elks Honor Memory of Deceased Members
Boston Elks Lodge No. 10 held memorial services for deceased members at Park Theatre with Elks regalia and offers by Rev. Dr. Lindsay and Rev. Father Boland. Thomas W. Flood introduced the event noting the tribute to the departed, with names of the year’s deceased read by Secretary John Frank Keating and displayed on screen. Deceased: Ben Levy (Ben Leavitt) Jan 23 Isaac H. Dinner Jan 31 Andrew J. Leavitt Feb 1 Henry S. Kimball May 9 Horace S Woodbury Jun 30 John F. Callahan Oct 24.
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Smallpox Gases Rise in Boston Health Report
The Boston Board of Health reports 12 new smallpox cases in the 24 hours ending Sunday morning with most in East Boston and South Boston. Dr. Durgin notes vaccinated individuals can still contract the disease after exposure and outlines hospital capacity to add 150 beds within 48 hours as cases surge, despite vaccination efforts worldwide.
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Nightingale Not Near Death, Reports Say
A cable from London clarifies Florence Nightingale is not dying. The United States report of her near death was unfounded and Nightingale is reported as well.
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Vaccination at Bostock's Animal Arena
Frank C. Bostock left Boston for Charleston to open the Southern portion of his animal arena. Before leaving he ordered 112 Boston staff to be vaccinated by Dr. P. E. Deehan at the Animal Arena building. Vaccination covered crew including Captain Jack Bonavita the Lion Tamer and several trainers as a precaution for performers and the public.
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Winthrop Seethes Over Town Meeting Dispute
A Nov 12 town meeting in Winthrop erupted in disorder after the Selectmen refused to insert a signed article seeking an inquiry into outstanding indebtedness. Opposing factions form over the warrant, with threats of further clashes and a new moderator fight. Prominent figures include C R Morse and selectmen Craib and Pope, as a pastor in the town apologizes for past remarks.
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What Goes Up and True Tonics in Food and Digestion
The piece argues against alcohol based tonics and medicines, calling true tonics wholesome food digested properly. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe post meal aid supplying natural peptone and diastase for digestion. It claims the tablets aid digestion, prevent souring, and support nerve power and tissue restoration without stimulation.
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Death in Cambridge Woman Dies of Smallpox at Shelter
Mrs Annie Murphy died yesterday of smallpox in a temporary shelter on New Street Cambridge. She lived at 668 Cambridge Street with her husband and several children who were moved to the shelter to await developments. His husband and three children are reportedly ill.
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Osgood Company Vaccinates Staff on Washington Street
All employees at the C. E. Osgood Company's furniture house 744 to 756 Washington Street have received vaccinations at the firm's request. Dr. W. J. Blanchard of Dorchester administered the doses.
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Boston Theatre Concert Benefits Red Cross Bureau
The Boston Theatre hosted Collins's First Regiment Band and popular vocalists for a Red Cross benefit, the seventh of the season. Highlights included Bizet's Carmen selection and Bacalossi's Hunting Scene, all beautifully performed by Raymon Moore, Edward Barry, and Misses Helen Jackson Maud Douglas and May Walsh.
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Runaway Horse Dashes Through Brookline Business Section
A runaway horse hitched to a light democrat wagon caused a wild two mile dash through Brookline's business district on Saturday afternoon. Owned by Mrs. Arthur Blake and driven by John Egan, the wagon was badly damaged while the horse suffered only minor scratches. No injuries were reported as the animal diverted toward a stable on Washington Street.
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Burglary Report From Dalton Street Home
Nancy M. Dunn of 11 Dalton Street reported to Station 16 last night that her home was entered during the afternoon and a gold bracelet and a black Persian lamb dolman were stolen.
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Heroism saved lives in collision of ferries
San Francisco report notes three lives lost in the San Rafael and Sausalito collision. W. G. Crandall, George Tredway, and a 3 year old boy die. about 200 aboard, many injured. Fireman Gielow dives to shut off steam to prevent explosion. Hero crews and passengers saved others amid dense fog.
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Third arrest in jewelry theft case by inspectors
Inspector Cleary returned from Pittsburg with Rhoda Read in custody on a $1200 jewelry robbery at 43 St Stephens Street on November 9. It is the third arrest by the inspectors in this case. A prior arrestee was released, and Winfield Foster, held since November 21, awaits trial though evidence for conviction is considered doubtful.
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Boston Steamer Schedule From Long Wharf
Commencing Tuesday December 3 the steamer Boston will depart Long wharf foot State street Boston at 2 p m on Tuesdays and Fridays. For information apply at 228 Washington street or Long wharf foot State street.
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Debut Helena Sharpsteen in Rich Elieu at Park Theatre
Box office opens this morning for the debut performance of Helena Sharpsteen in Richelieu at the Park Theatre on Dec. 12. Other entertainment updates include Chauncey Olcott at the Boston Theatre, Biddle Dee Dee at the Park, and appearances by the Royal Liliputians, Boccaccio at the Columbia, The Ivy Leaf at Bowdoin Square, and Zona at Tremont Theatre. The article notes strong advance sales for Sky Farm at the Museum and ongoing runs such as Washington at Hollis, Forest Lovers later in December, and Julia Marlowe in When Knighthood Was in Flower, plus various acts at Keith's, Music Hall, and the Nickelodeon.
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Father O Farrells Return Welcome for Parish Priest in Moon Street
In St Johns Hall Moon Street yesterday a reception welcomed Father D J O Farrell pastor of St Stephen s Catholic Church home from Europe where he traveled since last June arriving early last week The Hon John F Fitzgerald spoke for the parishioners praising his service over seven years and when he spoke the crowd gave him an ovation He told of serving Mass in Ireland and Rome and said he thought of his parishioners back home throughout the trip.
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New Sleeping Car Service To Chicago From Boston
New sleeping car service leaves South Station Boston at 6 p m with through routes to Buffalo Detroit and Chicago via Boston Albany New York Central and Michigan Central railroads. Promoted as the best quickest and safest direct double track service from New England to these points. Send for West Ground. Hanson G P A.
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