Scots Celebrate 250th Anniversary of Charitable Association
The Scots' Charitable Association marked its 250th banquet at Hotel Somerset on St Andrew's Day night. Gov. Guild and Mayor Fitzgerald attended as Scotti sh songs, bagpipes, and a toast by President McGregor highlighted a program praising the charity’s long history and urging renewed support.
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Scots’ Charitable Association
The
Hotel Somerset
McGregor
Bonnie Scotland
Bach
William C. Forgie
David Ferrier
Robert Pirie
James Lumsden
Robert E. May
Walter Ballantyne
Hugh G. Brown
Hotel and Railroad News Company
Hugh Cairns
Governor Guild
Mayor Fitzgerald
Connecticut
Vermont
Professor Moore
Harvard
James Alexander
Irish Charitable Society
British Charitable Society
British Veterans
Highland Brigade
John Black
Boston
Holy Name of Charity
Fitzgerald
Scots’ Charitable Society
L.L. D
Society Holds Fair in Aid of South End Day Nursery
A charity fair at the Hotel Vendome raised funds for the South End Day Nursery. The afternoon featured music by Lillian Beatey, Edith Holden, Helena Soren, Walter Hawkins, and Maybelle Beatey, with Bertha Dunton Wood and Bertha Barnes performing this afternoon. Frances Starr assisted with tea service during the musicale.
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South End Day Nursery
Hotel Vendome
Lillian Beatey
Edith Sampson Holden
Helena Soren
Walter Hawkins
Maybelle G. Beatey
Bertha Dunton Wood
Bertha Barnes
A. M. Boynton
Myra P. Hemenway
Frances Starr
Two Men Arraigned Over Forged Check Case
Samuel Weeks and Patrick Cronin were arraigned in Municipal Criminal Court before Judge Ely on charges of forging and uttering a check on the National Bank of the Republic. The check, intended for William S. Parker and cashed by Cyrus Martin at 1275 Washington street, was for £21.60 and purported to be drawn by D. H. Tolman via attorney A. E. Donahue.
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Samuel Weeks
Patrick Cronin
Municipal Criminal Court
Ely
National Bank of the Republic
D. H. Tolman
A. E. Donahue
William S. Parker
Cyrus Martin
Washington Street
Mass Single Tax Meeting Hears Garrison Address
William Lloyd Garrison spoke at Tremont Temple for the Massachusetts Single Tax League noting George movement gains from Tom L. Johnson’s Cleveland election. Governor Guild endorsed a plan for taxing franchise gross earnings and later interest and dividends, with possible legislative action. The open meeting drew a fair crowd including several women.
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William Lloyd Garrison
Massachusetts
Tremont Temple
Henry George
New York
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Mr. Johnson
S. L. Fillebrown
State League
Mr. Garrison
Columbus
Lawson Purdy
Governor Guild
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Friors’ Charitable Society of
Scotia
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Governor Guild Speaks
America
Chief
Nelson A. Miles
Robert Piriz Wee
Prof
Todorel Silaker
Walter Balan
Wneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
New England
Dresden
Steel Flyer
Axminster
Mortal
Orie
Imperial Smyrna
P. K
Lars A Stason
the Vendome
South End Nursery
Scott
Blake
Aye
Adams, Taylor &Co
State St
Tye
Ans
Alfred Vandergilt
Alfre Vander
Cornelius Vanderhilt
St. Mary's
Portsmouth
Josephine ‘Valmage
Chicago
N. Y
Tare
Newry
St. Vitus
Hougan & Dutton
Wevont
Cos
Tremont Street
Gilmore Mreiklin Street
Cliff Hall
Isaac B. Kendall
Main St
Chariestown
Ins
Kendall & Gray
Main Street
Charviestown
Clover Blossom Whiskey
Washington St
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