Plymouth Rock canopy mutilation shocks town
A vandal damaged the Plymouth Rock canopy at the water front, two blocks in the western edge chipped and edges knocked off, prompting a $100 reward offer by the Pilgrim Society. Police suspect a woman visitor and seek clues while officials discuss a bevel repair to restore the granite structure.
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Plymouth
Plymouth Rock
E Pilgrim Society
Parole
Inoney
Area Rock
Fmily
Grand Jurors Honor Court and Jail Officials at Banquet
A Suffolk grand jury banquet at Youngs Hotel honored court and jail officials led by Judge Sheldon and District Attorney Stevens. Remarks praised jury independence, discipline of prisons, and fair treatment of inmates. gifts were exchanged including a Knights Templar charm and a gold stylographic pen for the secretary.
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Dustry
Deer Island
Suffolk
George S. Robinson, Jr
Sheldon
Stevens
M Strate
Sughrue
McLaughlin
Colonel Whiton
Gerrish
Grand Jury
Dean
House of Correction
Johnson
Whiton
Catain Gerrish
Knights Templar
William A. Hopkins
Patrick A. Flora
Epeter A. Dowd
George F. Smith
Irving Campbell
John F. Shapleigh
William Nichols
William F. Sherman
Thomas McAvoy
Timothy J. Donovan
Charles B. Miller
George I. Robinson, Jr
John F. Cliffordeter A. Dowd
Patrick A. Hern
Richar Ears
George W. Ryner
Francis A.iby
Thomas I. Mullin
Edmund Connolly
Peter C. Rockfort
George H. Flynn
Thomas McCabe
George F. Murray
John W. Whittaker
William F. Kelly
Protectors of Game Meeting Hears State Sport Laws
A Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association meeting last night at the Copley Square Hotel drew about fifty members. George W. Wiggin presided, with A B F Kinney at the central committee meeting. Kinney to head the 1901 central committee, joined by Phinney Sylvester and others. Corresponding members listed include Harvey Shepard and A N Raymond among many. Speakers included Kinney Hunt Shepard Sylvester Luck Phinney Woodworth and John Fottler Jr.
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Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Copley Square
George W. Wiggin
A. B. F. Kinney
Central Committee
Worcester
William B. Phinney
Lynn
A. C. Sylvester
North Attleboro
D. Woodworth
Fitchburg
J. T. Herrick
Springfield
A. Ricketson
New Bedford
Henry Hanson
Fall River
Jason Spofford
Amesbury
H. S. Fay
Marlboro
T. E. Wood
Pittsfield
John Fottler, Jr
Froston
Arthur W. Robinson
Chelsea
Harvey. Hunt
Harvey N. Shepard
Boston
Herbert Eb.luck
Haverhill
D. 8. Woodwoth
Puchoury
Co. Staples
Auditor's Report on Fall River Treasury
The Auditor's report on Fall River accounts for 1896 to 1899 shows a shortage of about $300. City Treasurer Brightman denies the figures, saying he handled $24,000,000 in those years with a $60,000 bond, and accuses the audit of political timing ahead of his January 1 reelection.
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Main
Paraehean
Clarence Nton
Brightman
Civil Service Session Lists Reform League Names In Attendance
The National Civil Service Reform League met in New York on December 18 and heard the special committee report on actions and election sentiment. Attending were notable figures including Dana, Hamlin, Thurs ton, Flynn, Ames, Emerson, Norcross, and Waite along with members from Massachusetts Reform Club and other allied names.
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New York
National Civil Service Reform League
Special Committee of Super- SS
H. Dana
Vausha
Willy Kellam
Charles
Hamlin
N. E. Chamberlain
Thurston
George
Ty. “Flynn
Cambridge
Wyman, Jr
J. G. Thorpe
Hugo R. Meyer
George Fernald
James Barr Ames
Archia M. Hiowe
Arthur H. Brookschusetts
William H. Emerson
Grenville H. ‘Norcross
Charles C. Soule
Massachusetts Reform Club
William Cushing Waite
Samuel Y. Nash
Xmas Excursion Fares To Nova Scotia From Dominion Atlantic
The Dominion Atlantic railway offers Christmas excursion tickets December 18 to 28 to all system points and Central railway, or return within days of issue. Round trip fares include Boston to Yarmouth 6 0, Annapolis Middleton 4 %, Kentville 4.70, Halifax 7.50, Bridgewater 6.45, with equally low rates to other Nova Scotia points. Lowest return fares ever offered.
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Nova Scotia
Dominion Atlantic Railway Line
Central Railway
Oston O
Yarmouth
Annapolis
Middleton
Kentville
Halifax
Bridgewater
Washington Street
Long Wharf
State Street
Cryder triplets attend first Waldorf ball with color ribbons
New York reports Misses Edith Ethel and Elsie Cryder celebrating their eighteenth birthday with a dininet hosted by Mr and Mrs Duncan Cryder. The trio will attend a Waldorf ball tonight where ribbons of different colors distinguish each sister, a measure their father says helps partners tell them apart. The Cryder sisters, tall and fair, have studied in France and Germany and fear street recognition without the distinguishing ribbons.
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Edith
Ethel
Elsie Cryder
New York
Cryder
Eisie
Waldorf-Astoria
Duncan Cryder
West Ninth Street
Assembly Hall
Elsie
Miss Edith
France
Germany
Plea for Hospital Grounds Improvement at Cambri Street
Professor Norton urges Post readers to donate to fund raising for the Hospital of the Hot Ghost for Indrablées on Cambri Street. He notes no funds and debts, explains open air benefit, and cites a plan by Olmsted Bros. requiring 10,000 cubic yards of fill costing about $6000 to raise the ground and enable early spring planting. Contributions may be sent to the sister superior or Norton.
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Cambri Street
Boston
Cambridge
Hospital Aid Society
Yid
Messrs. Olmsted Bros
Tey
Gearelly
Charles Eliot Norton
Curing by Christian Scientists editorials debate
A Gloucester letter challenges coverage of a child’s death attributed to Christian Science treatment. The writer argues reporters blame Christian Science for fatalities even when physicians were involved, questions doctor timing, and suggests press bias hides failures of other medical systems. The piece defends Christian Science efficacy and critiques sensational reporting.
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Morse
Gloucester
Rts
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