Indignation meeting on voting list omissions in Cambridge
About 500 Cambridge women prepared to protest at a Universalist Church vestry over missing names from the voting list for the school committee election. The dispute involves the Boards of Registrars and Assessors and a plan to allow affected women to vote next Tuesday with written confirmation. A $500 penalty is provided for omitted names by law.
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Cambridge
Universalist Church
Inman Street
University City
the Universalist Church
Mary P. C. Billings
Women’s Suffrage League
Ellen F. Adams
The
Political Equality Association
G. G. Alexander
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Billings
Colonel Billings
Pevey
Board of Registrars
Assessors
Boards of Registrars and Assessors
Dartmouth Club Holds Monthly Meeting and Dinner
The Dartmouth Club gathered at the University Club with about thirty members. General Frank S. Streeter presided in the president’s absence as brief talks from Charles T. Gallagher Isaac F. Paul Yale and Harvard figures touched on college athletics and hopes for resumed athletic relations next year. Officers elected for the new year include M. O. Adams president and several vice presidents secretaries and committee members.
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Dartmouth Club
University Club
Frank S. Streeter
Concord
N. H
Charles T. Gallagher
Isaac F. Paul
Samuel J. Elder
Yale
Frank Houston
Harvard
M. O. Adams
Charles W. Bartlett
Charles M. Reed
Ralph S. Bartlett
Samuel L. Powers
Thomas W. Proctor
J. H. Smith
George F. Blake
A. H. Kenerson
House Collapse Buries 110 in Andalusia City
In Xeres near Cadiz, a two-building house collapse buried twenty-five inside a main dwelling and eighty-five in an adjoining tenement. Eleven bodies recovered and forty-six injured. rescue teams continue for remaining victims.
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Cadiz
Xeres
Andalusia
Tremont Temple Strangers Sabbath Home Sermons
Sunday religious notices across Boston churches include Rev George Lorimer at Tremont Temple delivering Christ's Attitude Toward the Old Testament at 10 30 a m and a seventh sermon on the Apocalypse at 7 30 p m Vesper temperance service at 3 p m and Sunday school at 2 15 p m prayer meetings at Lorimer Hall All seats free Welcome Other churches and events listed include Old South Church St Johns M E South Boston People Temple Tremont Street M E First and Fourth Presbyterian churches Boston Spiritual Temple and various denominational talks and lectures with music and special speakers today and upcoming.
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George
Lorimer
D. D
Lorimer Hall
Old South Church
Third Church
George A. Gordon
I. J. Lansing
People's Temple
Columbus Avenue
Clarence Wilson
ST. John's M. E
South Boston
Barnes
Massachusetts State Prison
Berkeley Street
Braay
Cuba
Boston
George F. Washburn
Aeolian Quintet Club
Vera Burpee
Temple
Tremont Street
M. E
Tremont and
Concord Streets
John D. Pickles
Rumsellers
Epworth League
All Welcome
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Scott F. Hershey
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Dorchester Street
South
Charles J. Cameron
Endor
S.C
Berkeley Hall
W. M. _ Lockwood
Lyceum
First Spiritual Temple
Newbury and
Exeter Streets
Seawece
L. Geneannon
Frederick Poole
J. C. F_ .Grumbine
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Phillips Brooks
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Frederick B. Allen
Trinity Church
Baldwin
Everett Church
Cora Hayden
Jennie I. Meyer
David Newland
W. T. Soulee
My Redeemer
Miss Meyer
Buck
America
Parliament of Man
O. J. Hackett
Sanford Keith Gurney
Walter Baker
G. Hall
The
Institute
Washington Street
Corner Park
Dorchester District
A. H. Plumb
Arthur Littie
William Dawson
Boston Bichloride of Gold Club
B. Sha
J. W. Field
W. Hi. Gleason
Shapleigh
J. M. Marden
AAS
Henry M. Fowler
J. Douglas
Christian Science
Woman's Journal
Park Street
Clara E. Choate
Labor Church
Landis
Boston Single Tax Society
Arcade Hall
Park Square
W. Symington Brown
Stoneham
Christadelphians
Counterfeit $2 Silver Certificates Reported by Treasury Clerk
In the holiday rush counterfeit currency circulates stock of $2 silver certificates. Treasury money clerk J. J. Todd reports recent fakes from 1891 series Aug 4 1896 check letter B. Notes bear William Windsor portrait with unsettling eyes and swollen upper lip, seven figure Treasury numbers starting E358, and thicker red blue silk fibers than genuine.
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J. J. Todd
United States Treasury
William Windom
Treasury
Hill's renomination in doubt as Democratic Senators balk
Democratic Senators and Assemblymen consider refusing Hill renomination for U S Senate. A caucus is set for January 18 with fourteen of fifty Democrats, nine of them Tammany, plus five Kings County senators, opposing Hill. Cantor signals caution. The split reflects Bryan and Porter attitudes.
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New York
Hill
United States
Cantor
Bryan
Porter
Kings County
American Encyclopedic distribution revival offered at $1
Readers are informed of a new limited time offer by the New England Newspaper Syndicate for the American Encyclopedic Dictionary set. Four volumes define over 250 000 words and phrases with easy monthly payments after a $1 initial purchase, delivered immediately for Christmas gifting, with a refund if unsatisfied and full details on Page 4.
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New England
Washington Street
Copane
Philadelphia business men answer Quay criticisms
The Philadelphia branch executive committee of the National League of Business Men rebukes Senator Quay for his remarks. They liken him to Herod and Bryan, accuse him of masking his aims, and state business leaders refuse to let him dictate his Senate colleague selection, risking two seats instead of one.
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Philadelphia
Penn
National League of Business Men
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Senaitor Quay
Herod
Bryans Bryan
Quay
Doctor Zertucha details hero's death at Havana
Dr Maximo Zertucha formerly Antonio Maceos physician says Maceo planned to cross the trocha on December 3 but sickness prevented it. The next day it was announced he would not march across the line with his troops.
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Havana
Maximo Zertucha
Antonio Maceo
San Felipe
la Lucha
Zertucha
Maceo
Trocha
Civil Service Reform League Elects Officers in Philadelphia
The National Civil Service Reform League delegates met in Philadelphia and elected officers for the year. Carl Schurz of New York was named president, with vice presidents including Charles Francis Adams of Boston, Augustus R. MacDonough of New York, the Right Rev. Henry C. Potter of New York, J. Hall Pleasants of Baltimore, and Henry …
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Philadelphia
Penn
National Civil Service Reform League
Carl Schurz
New York
Charles Francis Adams
Boston
Augustus R. MacDonough
Henry C. Potter
J. Hall Pleasants
Baltimore
Henry
Death of Cuban leader Antonio Maceo in battle near Mariel
Reports state Antonio Maceo died from two gunshot wounds after leading a night raid with 26 patriots to surround Major Chujeda's Spanish force near the western trocha. The Cubans fled in panic, his body was later hidden, and authorities report further Cuban leaders wounded while some patriots near Melena surrendered. Havana reports widespread joy but no body recovery yet.
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Trocha
Havana
Maceo
Mariel
Miro
Chujeda
Punta Brava
Zertucha
Spain
Hoyo Colorado
Alberto Nocarse
Gordon
Ramon Ahumada
Alfredo Justio
Bermdez
Inclan
Gobernadora
Melena
Cuba
Antonio Maceo
Gomez
Civil Service Reform Meeting Adjourns Sine Die
Delegates from cities including Hitchcock St. Louis Lea Philadelphia Cush ing Cleveland Lord St. Paul Hitchcock Rich ard Dana Boston Thorpe Madison debated the report on civil service and party platforms. Charles J. Bonaparte chaired the committee on resolutions and the meeting adjourned until 2 pm with plans for a Cincinnati next annual meet and a banquet honoring visiting delegates.
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Baltimore
Committee On
Lucius B. Swift
Indianapolis
America
Nancy
Civil Service List
McKinley
Chicago
New York State
Sherman Rogers
Buffalo
Dorman B. Eaton
New York
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Association
Herbert Welch
Philadelphia
Porter Declines Cabinet Offer Rumors Stir NY Interest
Washington dispatches say General Horace Porter of New York was offered the War portfolio but declined it, though no tender is believed to have been made. Factions unite around Cornelius Bliss as the favored New York representative, with chances for a cabinet seat likely.
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Washington
Horace Porter
New York
Porter
Cornelius Bliss
Huberman Debut Astonishes Boston Music Hall Audience
Young violinist Bronislaw Huberman made his Boston debut at Music Hall assisted by Catherine Ruth Heyman. He displayed mature technique and expressive phrasing in Mendelssohn concerto and Bach, Wagner, and Sarasate selections. Heyman accompanied with Chopin, Liszt, and Wehle pieces. Huberman to perform again this evening.
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Bronislaw Huberman
Boston
Music
Missatherine Ruth Heyman
Huberman
Atlantic
Lsten
Mendelssohn
Bach
Wagner
Sarasate
Missing Springfield saloonkeeper Charles Goodman sought by Boston police
Charles S Goodman, about 60, proprietor of a saloon and eating house at 38 Westfield Street Mit tineague Mass, has been missing from his western Springfield home since Nov 30. He was seen in Boston on Dec 1 with $1000 aboard, presumed to settle accounts. A prominent Mason and Mystic Shriner, he is 5 feet 8 inches, light complexion, with mustache and whiskers.
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Boston
Charles S. Goodman
Springfield
Goodman
Westfield Stret
Mittineague
Mass
Larrabee’s Subway Window Display Delights Shoppers
The head window trimmer at B F Larrabee & Co uses mirrors to create a moving miniature subway inside the 501 Washington street store. Cars travel the length of the store and stop precisely at the right spot, drawing crowds to the front windows. The opposite window showcases Christmas gifts amid evergreen wreaths and holly, creating a festive display.
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Whittredge
B. F. Larrabee & Co
Washington Street
B .F. Larrabee’s
Boston Theatre Week Arts Preview Across Multiple Venues
Maurice Barrymore stars in his own play Roaring Dick & Co at the Boston next week with W. J. Lemoyne Edith Crane and others in support The Tremont features The Speculator with Thomas Q Seabrooke Faust Olivette at Castle Square Theatres Lost Strayed or Stolen draws crowds at the Park Sue continues at the Museum through Dec 26 The Sign of the Cross debuts at the Boston Theatre Monday James O Neill ends Monte Cristo run at the Boston Theatre The Heart of Maryland enters its third Hollis week The Liliputians bid farewell at the Tremont The Bells of Shandon two performances at the Columbia Henry Clay Blaney debuts a new farce at Austin & Stones The Finneys submarine experts headline Keiths next week Mamie Flower and Ishams Octoroons depart the Howard Tonight Black Crook Out with Hope Booth in poses The Harp of the Senses lecture at Star course Monday William Kennedy stars in The Deacons Daughter at New Grand The SNAUE Sen moves to The Danites at Grand Opera House Minerva engagement ends at Austin & Stones International wrestlers begin Monday Ladies Club burlesques at Trocadero Helen Musee extends one week Nickelodeon opens Monday
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Boston
Roaring Dick & Co
W. J. Lemoyne
Edith Crane
Tremont
Thomas Q
Castle Square
Faust
James O'Neill
Monte Cristo
Heart of Maryland
Hollis
Tremont Theatre
Black Crook
Hope Booth
John B. de Motte
Star Course
William Kennedy
New Grand Theatre
Deacon
Snaue Sen
Grand Opera House
Anager Hill
Olie
Georgie Parker
Crimmins
Girard
Nickelodeon
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