Talk of the Town Was the Post's Cram- Wilson Story
Boston society and theater circles buzzed over the Post account of the Cram Wilson dispute with Mrs Cram and Mr Cram praised by both sides. The Globe tried a belittling anonymous interview but failed to fault the Post. Wilson offered no comment, while Elks benefit attendees reacted with fanfare as the Post narrative spread through town.
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D. Henry Cram
George Wilson
Boston Museum Company
Boston
The
Globe
Post
Wilson
Toto
Elks
Ae Wilson
Matthews Portrait: Tireless Boston Mayor in Close View
A detailed portrait of Mayor Matthews depicts a diligent, preparatory leader who staffs tight control over departments, uses daily reports, and walks Boston’s streets to oversee public works. He works late, values efficiency, and maintains a studious private life with a devoted family at Beacon Street.
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Boston
Matthews
City Hall
Cosmorama Cosmorama Charmmers City Guests At Charity Event
Mayor Matthews and Hon. P Maguire visited the Cosmorama at East Armory Newton Street to tour the international displays. Miss Gracie Coffin, the smallest maid, represented the Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe among diverse costumes. The event featured booths, a Bangor Boy ball game, Edison phonograph, a grab-bag and tea under a Japanese umbrella, drawing a well-attended crowd despite stormy weather.
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Young Ladies’ Charitable Association
East Armory
Newton Street
Matthews
P. Maguire
Gracie Coffin
St. Augustine’s Parish
Chateau d’Or
Milton
Sunny South
Temple
East
Boston
Bangor
Umbrella Dept Chief Duncan Dies at Work
John A. Duncan, head of the umbrella department at R. H. White & Co., collapsed and died at his counter yesterday afternoon at age 60. He was chatting with a co worker moments before a customer entered and authorities were notified. Duncan resided on Commercial Street in Lynn and is survived by a wife and family.
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John A. Duncan
R. H. White & Co.’s
Mr. Duncan
Polic
Grove Street
Duncan
Lynn
Commercial Street
Trickey M Henry case gossip questioned grand jury statements
Latest chatter on the Borgen case centers on alleged remarks before the grand jury about Trickey and Detective McHenry. Claims link Adams and God to a supposed fix involving Professor Wood, with Providence and Attleboro meetings and money passing to McHenry.
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Fact River
Borgen
Henry G. Trickey
McHenry
Adams
God
Trickey
Wood
Fall River
Providence
Attleboro
Professor Wood
Grand Jury
O’donnell
London Boys Stowaway Sails to England Prison Term
Fred and Bill Wilson of Fall River Massachusetts were arrested at Queenstown after stowing away on the City of Paris. Each boy received one month in prison for the act. They sought their parents in England but learned the parents had left Manchester for America. Their funds ran out and they boarded in Liverpool claiming to work passage to New York. A $25 fine would secure release.
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London
Fred
Bill Wilson
Fall River
Mass
City of Paris
Queenstown
England
Manchester
America
Paris
Liverpool
New York
Skating Carnival At Spy Pond Likely Jan 27 28
The skating carnival of the N I A will likely be held January 27 and 28 at Spy Pond or Wood's Island Park. The Interscholastic Ice Polo championship race appears warm with Chelseas and others showing strong interest. Chelsea team features Drury R Pollay Duncan E Pollay and Marston.
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Spy Pond
Wood’s Island Park
Stouelsins
Chelseas
Drury
R. Pollay
Duncan
E. Pollay
Marston
New Play by Van Zile and Morris Set for Fall Tour
Edward S. Van Zile writes a two act comedy to be produced by Felix Morris with Rosina Vokes’s company. Morris, 21 years on stage, will star under Frank Williams. The troupe plans six one act pieces and three longer comedies with many originals. Tour stops include St. Louis Cincinnati San Francisco Boston Brooklyn and New York.
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Super Star
Edward S. van Zile
Felix Morris
Rosina Vokes
Morris
Mr. van Zile
United States
van Zile
Thas
Frank Williams
Charles Frohman
Mr. Morris
George Knight
Lotta
Van
Don Miguel
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Boston
Brooklyn
Collision in the Fog Off Bripccroft Connecticut
The schooner Ida Lane of St. John New Brunswick collided with an unknown schooner off Bripccroft Connecticut in dense fog. The Lane lost bowsprit and martingale, other vessel unharmed. Tug Isis assisted. Dense fog described as the thickest on the Sound.
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Bripccroft
Conn
Ida Lane
St. John
N. B
Isis
Mill A Complete Wreck In Jeffersonville Fire
A devastating blaze in Jeffersonville destroyed the lower six-set satinet mill, the storehouse, picker-room, and a two tenement residence. The upper mill suffered heavy smoke and water damage. Total losses reach about 200000 dollars with 180000 dollars insured.
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Worcester
Jeffersonville
Starved Laborer Identified as James Crowley 75 in Boston
The man who died at Station 4 after arriving from Highlandville has been identified as James Crowley, 75, native of Highlandville. Death appears hastened by starvation. He fell ill on the train to Boston and was taken to Station 4 by ambulance. A doctor remarked the old man looked worn by life’s cares, and he will be buried in Potter's field.
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Station 4
Highlandville
James Crowley
Crowley
Boston
Be Game's First Hop At Cotillon Fall Ball
About 100 couples gathered for the Be Game Outing Club first grand ball in Cotillon Fall last evening. It was a select party with pride for the club. The grand march began at 9 o'clock and dancing continued to a late hour.
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Cotillon
You Know Her The School Maam of Yesterday in Clover
A fragmentary description praises a well known schoolteacher figure from the past in a Great Bazaar setting with cultural displays and a music hall scene. It recalls shared school memories and admiration spanning generations, featuring vivid imagery of spectacles and era charm.
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New England
Music Hall
Prompt Impera
Music Hall Bazaar Brings Flags and Bunting to Town
A lively scene centers on a school style event with Mrs Ames and daughters guiding crowds around decorated booths. Japanese teahouse hosts Bunkio Mataki and the fish toy parade while vendors display fabrics, art reproductions, and a Santa Claus goods table for children.
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Schol
Music Hall
M. Cleveland
Josphine Peabody
Caroline Bosweth
Aftairs Disports
Paderewski
Santa Claus
Shultz Muray Wedding At Ascension Church
Miss Blanche E. Shultz and Dr. J. Ernest Murray wed at Ascension Church Washington Street in a cream satin train ceremony. Rev. Mills officiated. maid of honor Walie Shultz and bridesmaid Margaret Stirling wore pink and smellow silk with chrysanthemems. Best man J D Pearson and ushers G P Wiksell C A Hewes K D Yeaton Edward Leber. Private reception for immediate family at 269 Tremont Street. couple to reside there upon return from their wedding tour.
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the Ascension
Washington Street
Blanche E. Shultz
George A. Shultz
J. Ernest Murray
Reton P. Mills
Walie Shultz
Margaret Stirling
J. D. Pearson
G. P. Wiksell
J. C. A. Hewes
K. D. Yeaton
Edward Leber
Immedi
No. 269
Tremont Street
Murray
Iir
West End Not Tied Up With Thomson Houston Contracts
West End Railroad Company denies any binding contracts with Thomson Houston. A hearing on reducing electric car noise heard Prentiss Cummings defend current rails and motors as optimal. Officials will study the issue to address public complaint while noting contract independence.
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West End Railroad Company
Thomson Houston Company
Boston
Thomson-Houston Company
West End Company
Prentiss Cumsmings
West End
Thomson-Houston
Knight
Shbmacnousan Company
Carpenter Dies After Fall at East Boston Pier
William Spinney 58 a carpenter for Boston and Maine Railroad fell twenty five feet at the Eastern railroad pier on Marginal street in East Boston and died instantly. He slipped at 7:35 yesterday morning, his body sent to North Grove street morgue after the police notified. Spinney resided in South Eliot Maine.
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William Spinney
East
Boston
Eastern Railroad
Marginal Street
Division 7
North Grove Street
Spinney
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
South Eliot
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