Boston Faces Cheaper Telephone Plan Promoters Prominent
Wilbur F. Lakin and four others petition Boston Aldermen for a local Massachusetts Telephone and Telegraph Company to install a city wide system. They offer business lines at six dollars monthly and homes at one to one fifty, claiming unlimited backing for a low cost service to rival Bell. A charter dated November 23 lists Zephaniah Holbrook Paul Faber Frederick A. Spear Silas P. Chase as incorporators with ten thousand dollars nominal capital.
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Board of Aldermen of
Boston
Wilbur F. Lakin
Massachusetts Telephone and Telegraph Company
Board of Aldermen
Corporation Commission
Massachusetts
Zephaniah S. Holbrook
Cambridge
Frederick A. Spear
Lowel
Silas P. Chase
Readings
Quincy
Paul Faber
Bell Telephone Company
Zephaniah
Store Service Corporation Company
Newbury Street
Lowell
Reading
New Telephone Company
Boston Post
New England Telephone Company
Dr Wurth Endorsees Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Remedy
Opinion by Dr Wurth extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a comprehensive stomach remedy. He links indigestion to broader diseases, explains how the tablets digest food and reduce gas, and notes availability by mail from A Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan. Mr Wilbur F Lakin, president, lives Quincy. charter member Paul Faber hints at public benefits.
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Wurth
Stuart
Bright
Rurther
Po A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Catholic Cemetery Lands Contested by Boston Group
Agitation within the Boston Catholic Cemetery Association over land purchases continues amid meeting complaints about late notices and limited tract discussion. A seventeen member land buying committee was appointed on December 1, but no purchases have been arranged. The association reports receipts of 38781.50 and expenditures of 37496.24 for the past year.
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Boston Catholic Cemetery Association
I. A. Lawler
Vocal recital at Association Hall by Haughton and Rogers
At Association Hall yesterday afternoon Miss Alison Haughton and Mr Francis Rogers gave a vocal recital before a large audience of socially active city residents. Haughton displayed an extensive range and power with selections by Coquard Massenet Hyde Tschaikowsky Franz and Brahms and received numerous recalls and floral tributes. Rogers, consistently successful in such recitals, offered works by Franz Schumann Schubert Giordani Caldara Saint Saens Fontenailles Clayton Johns Nevin Boott Chadwick and Bullard and was also greeted with evident favor. The program proved more musically successful than many patronage driven events.
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Association Hall
Alison Haughton
Francis Rogers
Haughton
Coquard
Massenet
Hyde
Tschaikowsky
Franz
Brahms
Rogers
Schumann
Schubert
Giordani
Caldara
Saint-Saens
Fontenailles
Clayton Johns
Nevin
Boott
Chadwick
Bullard
Made to order boots and shoes in Boston shop listing
Made to order two pairs available for ten dollars at A W Wish Eler Co s full size offerings. Located at Alunufacturers Us and GS Hanover Street Boston opposite American House.
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Boston
Hanover St
Wilson’s
Exploding mine kills four on Castle Island
A massive electrical mine blast on Castle Island killed four men, including Ordnance Sergeant Maurice Mc Grath and Private Hiram Vaughn, with two others injured. The explosion, felt across the harbor, occurred while workers removed mines from the wall. The incident halted removal efforts and left authorities to determine why the sensitive guncotton detonated.
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Castle Island
Mngrath
Vaughn
Dren Ado Saaoen
Island Mine Disaster Details Lieutenants Report
Lieutenant Raymond led a nine man detachment in two gangs to move spherical mines away from the water near the island. Police were kept off the island as civil authorities were not summoned. Engineer Hiram Vaughn from Syracuse is among the victims and Sergeant Maurice McGrath, a married father of five, led the work on site. Two civilians, laborer James A. Ryan and teamster Peter Brennan, are missing. A preliminary theory blames a mine dropping during unloading for the catastrophe.
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Castle Island
Ordnance Sargent
Maurice McGrath
Hiram Vaughn
Battalion of Engineers
Peter Brennan
James A. Ryan
Sergeant McGrath
Boston
Station 12
Ross Raymond
Fort Winthrop
Raymond
Draper
Leutenant Raymond
Syracuse
Engineer Corps
Bremen Street
Eliot Street
Unclear mine danger cited at Castle Island park worksite
A worker described potential contact between two improvised charges during unloading at Castle Island, where the park has been closed since the war. He suggested a few inches of insulated wire on each mine might have caused friction leading to damage.
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Castle Island
Findings on Abandonment of the Maria Teresa
The court of inquiry into the Oct 29 storm abandonment of the cruiser Infanta Maria Teresa releases its findings. It states no fault by any navy officer and that no further proceedings are needed. Commander Ira Harris assumed command only after Merritt Wrecking Co decision to abandon. Lieutenant Harris is commended for conduct. the ship was fit for voyage in fair weather but not seaworthy in a gale.
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Washington
United States
Ira Harris
Teresa
Chittenden
Merritt Wrecking Company
Harris
Merritt
Henry the Traitor claims Henry passed military secrets not Dreyfus
The Radical says, per Court of Cassation inquiries, that Colonel Henry betrayed military secrets to a foreign power, not Dreyfus. Henry’s lavish spending, at 6000 a year against a 2000 salary, and funds from abroad via intermediary Esterhazy, tie him to drafting the Dreyfus dossier and dictating the bordereau.
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Paris
Court of Cassation
Henry
Dreyfus
Esterhazy
Bordereau
Republicans Open Campaign Feast at American House
The opening campaign dinner for Republican candidates drew about 209 loyal party members. President Joseph B. Maccabe urged hard work to secure votes, criticized city spending, and defended regular nominees against independents. Candidates for the Board of Apportionment and street and alderman seats were present, endorsing a unified Republican ticket.
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Street Commission
Joseph B. Maccabe
Maccabe
Board of Apportionment
Peter Morrison
East Boston
Thomas Russell
Back Bay
Michael J. Murray
Repubican
George H. Inn
Josiah Quincy
School Committee
Murray
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J. T. Manning
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Eest
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Cor
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Brad
Ford
Knowlton
Fi Johnson
Waar
Hanover Street
Tremont Row
Jiolin
Rings
Wilson's
Wilson’'S
Mother
Hanover
Maria Teresa
Henry the Traitor
YALE
New Haven
Conn
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Cuba
Teth
DR. Daly
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Adolph Biewend
Albert C. Schmitz
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Anne Rhodes
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