Mill men react to cotton and print price changes
Fibre and Fabric prints responses from Draper of Hopedale Lovering of Lowell Chace of Fall River Lyman of Walham and Lowe of Fitchburg on price cuts in prints and cotton. They foresee mixed effects including further reductions, market complications in Fall River, and varying sales and trade stimulation impacts.
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Fibre and Fabric
Fall River
George Otis Draper
Draper Manufacturing Company of
Hopedale
Mac Manufacturing Company
Lowell
George A. Chace
Bourne Mills
Arthur T. Lyman
Boston Manufacturing Company
Waltham, Mass
A. H. Lowe
Parkhill Manufacturing Company
Fitchburg
Harvard Smoker Ends With Beer at Union Class Event
Harvard's junior class won the class basketball title over the sophomores 19 to 6. At their class smoker in Harvard Union beer and ginger ale were served despite temperance town norms. Union officials cited preordered drinks in dining room as an exception.
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Harvard
Harvard Union
Cambridge
Christmas Is Coming in the Sunday Magazine Feature
The Sunday Magazine offers a free Christmas issue with Florence E Nosworthy cover art depicting a maid gathering gifts in red and green. Bliss Carman leads with a major article and verse. included are stories by Reginald Wright Kaufman and Erastus Osgood, Christmas pieces, travel notes, literary sketches, and humorous verses reflecting the season.
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Sunday
Florence E. Nosworthy
Nosworthy
Bliss Carman
Carl Hassman
Reginald Wright Kaufman
Erastus Osgood
Cupid & Co
William Sohier Bryant
New York City
John N. Peters
Kate Masterson
New York
London
Paris
James W. Morrissey
Emma Abbott
Boston
Ann M. Maxwell
Agnes Morley Cleaveland
Kate M. Cleary
Frank Putnam
Maurice Smiley
William J. Lampton
Gilt Edge League Opens With First Night Scores
Opening games at Charlestown Dudley and Com mercial featured fair rolling and solid totals. Charlestown posted 2609 pins and took two of three from Newtowne while Arlington topped Dudley by similar margin. Scores listed show individual efforts and team results.
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Newtowne
Charlestown
Arlington
Dudley
Commercial
Ashworth
CTRDE
Marston
Gutheim
Ccceseees
Cceeeeesaeres
Tuttle
Clarkson
C.eeees Eeeeereeeeae
Kemp
Skinner
Sesceeres
Dudley Club
Arlington B. O
Durgin Os Oak
Brooks Eeeeesondoabensg
Everett Triumph Over Mystic in Trolley League Match
Everett defeated Mystic in a three game trolley league match held last evening on Everett Avenue. The final score details are unclear due to garbled text, but Everett secured the win in the series.
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Everett Alle
Everett
Chase for Alleged Thief Ends With Arrest in Saloon
After a long pursuit starting at Beach and Harrison avenues and continuing through streets and crowds near Chinatown, patrolman Howell and many bystanders helped corner Frank Murray of Providence. Murray is accused of shoplifting from George Maloof at 60 Harrison Avenue while an accomplice distracted the clerk. A stolen pair of pants was found on Murray at arrest.
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Beach and
Harrison Avenue
Beach Street
Washington
Washington Street
Howell
Division 4
Chinatown
Frank Murray
Providence
George Maloof
Maloof
Murray
Big Theatre Party at the Majestic
The Railway Mail Clerks Association held a large theatre party at the Majestic Theatre last night to see Bertha Galland in Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall. Members came from across the United States and many post office officials occupied the boxes. The orchestra floor and much of the first balcony were taken by association members. Notable box guests included Washington officials such as Postmaster Hibbard and wife and Superintendent Edward J. Ryan and wife.
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Majestic
Railway Mail Clerks’ Association
Majestic Theatre
Bertha Galland
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
United States
Hibbard
Edward J. Ryan
L. Letheran
Mansfield
F. B. Smith
Washington
W. S. McGinnis
T. G. Stoddard
Edward P. Jewett
W B. Farrell
Horace Merrill
Frank H. Rice
Birthday reception for Pastor Reed and wife on Bowdoin Street
The Society of the New Jerusalem on Bowdoin Street held a reception in the church parlors for the Rev. James Reed on his 70th birthday. Dr. Reed has served the church since 1858. Benjamin Pettee presented him with a set of Fiske's historical works as thanks. The event drew several hundred attendees from Bowdoin Street Church and nearby societies.
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Society of the New Jerusalem
Bowdoin Street
James Reed
Reed
Benjamin Pettee
Fiske
Cambridge Bribery Probe Nears City Council Report
The Cambridge bribery investigation closes after cross examination of witnesses including Harlow and Champlin. The investigating committee will review evidence tonight and report to the Common Council tomorrow night with possible action and direct Mayor Daly notification if warranted.
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Harlow
Champlin
Cambridge
Common Council
Daly
Mysterious Everett Elopement Sparks Disappearance
Flossie O'Brien a 20 year old department store saleslady in Everett disappears after being seen with a married floorwalker who has also vanished since the day before Thanksgiving. Her mother, grief stricken, appeals for her return or relocation away from temptation.
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Everett
Flossie O’brien
Everett Square
Flossie
Cales
Sondheim and Egges Elected Regents of Royal Arcanum Council
Elias H. Sondheim was elected regent and Leon R. Egges vice regent of Charles Sumner Council No. 698 Royal Arcanum at Historic Hall Washington Street. Other officers named include Jacob Land orator Albert Mehlinger chaplain Edward Selgmar guide and M H Mints collector. Retiring regents Max H Levy and M Bornstein chosen as representatives to the Supreme Council. The council numbers nearly 400 members.
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Charles Sumner
Royal Arcanum
Historic Hall
Washington Street
Elias H. Sondheim
Leon R. Egges
Jacob Land
Albert Mehlinger
Edward Selgmar
M. H. Mints
Messre
Max H. Levy
Roxbury
M. Bornstein
Melrose YMCA Beats Malden in North Shore League Set
Melrose YMCA won three straight to defeat Malden in a North Shore league match. Kershaw rolled the high game with 169 while Heaton led Melrose with a 479 series. Final totals: Melrose 2076 Malden 1801.
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Melrose
Melrose Y. M. C. A
Malden
North Shore
Kershaw
Heaton
Malden Y. M. C. A
Toll collection puzzle for tunnel travelers raised by Post
The Post questions how tolls will be collected if a tunnel passenger refuses to pay. An official says the matter is referred to the road’s attorneys and will be clarified later. In Boston the fare includes toll. East Boston passengers may enter without paying and reach Boston to be charged. Work on the tunnel proceeds with an early opening anticipated.
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Boston
East Boston
Absence of Members Forces Council to Adjourn
The Common Council adjourned last night at 8 o clock due to lack of a quorum. President Arthur Dolan announced the dinner committee as McDermott Ward 7 Barrett Ward 18 McDonald Ward 16 Wood Ward 20 and Stalker Ward 1.
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Arthur Dolan
Messrs
McDermott
Barrett
McDonald
Wood
Stalker
Man Arrested After Attempting to Sell Stolen Trousers
Maurice Rubinstein of 69 Barton Street was caught entering Pleasant Street pawnshops with 15 pairs of trousers for sale. Patrolman M J Sullivan arrested him. Carmine Capobiana of 27 Fleet Street identified the trousers as stolen from his shop. Capobiana says Rubinstein had been working for him.
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Maurice Rubinstein
Barton Street
Pleasant Street
M. J. Sullivan
Carmine Capobiana
Fleet Street
Rubinstein
Romance of a Steerage Lovers Ends in Marriage
Concestina Pintos, an Italian steerage immigrant, kept a long secret romance with Antonio Baffino while detained at Long Wharf. The affair culminated in a wedding yesterday amid smiles and tears after she admitted being married to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concestina Pintos
Long Wharf
Antonio Baffino
Concestina
Antonio
Stoneham Editor John 8 Lewis Celebrates 45th Birthday
John 8. Lewis editor of the Stoneham Daily Enterprise and father of 13 children marks his 45th birthday with a quiet day of business. In the evening the whole family dines together. both he and his wife advocate President Roosevelt’s ideas against race death by own action. Mrs. Lewis is praised as a mother after the President’s own heart.
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Stoneham
John
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