Abolition Movement Launched By Boston Colored Club
Henry B. McDowell spoke to the Greater Boston Club about a new abolition movement aimed at negro economic freedom. He urged reclaiming Mississippi River swamplands for settlement, tied to broader racial and political critiques including the Republican Party and national policy. He praised Lincoln and criticized U S policy, urging self help and white burden themes.
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Mississippi River
America
Republican Party
Henry B. McDowell
Irvin McDowell
McDowell
Greater
Boston
Lincoln
Republican Club of
New York
England
France
United States
Roland G. Usher
Cleveland
Germany
Europe
Balkans
Renpuilican Party
South
Wilson
Czar
Russia
China
Medford Run
To Reach Wolf's My Clothier Corner Hanover and Portland
Passengers heading to Wolf's My Clothier should use the Washington street tunnel. Southbound travelers must exit at Friend street while northbound riders should depart via Union street.
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Wolf's
Othier
Hanover and
Portland Streets
My Clothier
Washington Street
Friend Street
Union Street
Hattie Sullivan Returns Home After Court Decision
Harriet E. Sullivan aged five goes back to her parents at 10 Page Street Revere after a two year custody dispute. She had been living with Mr and Mrs Charles H Chase of Belmont for three years.
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Harriet E. Sullivan
Frank W. Sullivan
Page ‘Street
Revere
Charles H. Chase
Belmont
Harriet
Sullivan
Page Street
Custody Battle Ends As Foster Child Waved Farewell
Mrs Chase relinquished two years of legal struggle to keep Harriet who she adopted in infancy. Harriet waved from the window as the Sullivan family, formerly seeking custody, ends their bid after failed attempts and ongoing family tensions.
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Sullivan
Sullivans
Wharriet
Legal Aid Bureau and Court Award Child on Nov 27
The Legal Aid Bureau and the court awarded the child on November 27, confirming the guardianship outcome. Details are sparse in the fragment.
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Legal Aid Bureau
Court
Seven Ages of Woman Bazaar at Copley Plaza
Tables display articles for sale representing the seven ages of woman at a Florence Crittenton League bazaar at Copley Plaza. Infants to grandmothers were featured, with a special table for the men.
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Copley-Plaza
Florence Crittenton League of Compassion
Johnson Heads Grand Lodge In Massachusetts
The three Masonic bodies met in the Masonic Temple and elected officers for the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts Melvin M. Johnson was re elected grand master George C Thacher senior grand warden Thomas Booth junior grand warden Charles H Ramsay grand treasurer and Thomas W Davis grand secretary The convocation drew a large attendance and was highly successful for years.
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Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge
Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters
Grand Royal Arch
Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
Melvin M. Johnson
George C. Thacher
Thomas Booth
Charles H. Ramsay
Thomas W. Davis
Abandoned Packard Left on Roxbury Sidewalk
Police from Roxbury Crossing found a 40 HP Packard abandoned on the sidewalk at South Huntington and Huntington avenues Roxbury. The car rammed a brick building with four or five passengers inside who escaped injury. they deserted as the auto struck. The vehicle is listed in the Massachusetts auto directory as No. 169999 owned by John McCabe of Back Bay.
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Roxbury Crossing
South Huntington
Huntington Avenues
Roxbury
John McCabe
Belvidere Street
Back Bay
Fire Destroys Garage on Ferry Street in Everett
A two alarm blaze last night caused about 8000 in damage to a garage and its contents owned by M A Crossman at Ferry and High streets Everett. The 112 story structure formerly coal shed was badly damaged and two auto trucks were nearly destroyed. No insurance was carried on the property Crossman said.
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M. A. Crossman
Ferry
High Streets
Everett
Crossman
Symphony Orchestra at Harvard Tonight
The Boston Symphony Orchestra performs the third concert in its Harvard series at Sanders Theatre Cambridge this evening. Soloist Harold Bauer will play Saint Saens Piano Concerto No. 4 in C minor alongside Brahms Symphony No. 2 in D major.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Harold Bauer
Brahms
Saint- Saens
Quincey Man Claimed Wife Murder In Vermont
John Chyzenski, 48, was arrested at the Quincy depot after declaring he had murdered his wife in Hardwick, Vermont, the previous day. Police contacted the Hardwick home but received no reply and held him on drunkenness charges while investigators checked the claim.
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Quincey
John Chyzenski
Hardwick
Quincy
Chvyzenski
Taft to Be City Club's Guest
The Boston City Club marks its eighth anniversary with former President William H. Taft as guest of honor. Invitations have been accepted by Governor Walsh Lieutenant Governor Barry Mayor Curley and several state and legal officials including the Hon. John Qh Bates Hon. Louis A. Frothingham and Hon. Herbert Parker.
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Boston
William H. Taft
Walsh
Barry
Curley
John Qh. Bates
Louis A. Frothingham
Herbert Parker
Doings of the Van Loons to Feature Next Sunday Post
Pa Van Loon has already completed purchases for gifts. The Doings of the Van Loons will be explored in the next Sunday Post.
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Pa van Loon
van Loons
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St. Cor
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Tonde
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