Funeral arrangements for Hon. Leopold Morse
The funeral of the late Hon. Leopold Morse is nearly arranged. Services will be held at his home on Commonwealth Avenue at 2 o'clock with Bishop Brooks officiating. Burial will be in the family lot at Mt. Auburn. Attendance size remains unsettled, but many business friends are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Morse
Commonwealth Avenue
Bishop Brooks
Mt. Auburn
Tus
C. T. Movar Shoe Co
Washington Street
Ist
Baker Shoe Manufacturing Co
H. J. Emery
Baker Shoe Co
Christmas Clothing Reductions Prompt Gift Ideas
Christmas shoppers seek sensible gifts as stores advertise cut prices. Savings include ultrsters and overcoats from $2 to $5, men's trousers from $1 to $1.50, and notable reductions in the departmental sections. The ad emphasizes economical outfits for fathers brothers husbands and sons to stock stockings with toys and candy.
Conundrum Firing Up Harvard Pudding Club Turmoil
A missing leaf in the Hasty Pudding Club’s century old record book reveals a 1869 joke by Rev. Francis Greenwood Peabody. Club factions push for Peabody’s discipline while President Eliot and Prof. Peabody decline comment. The matter under review could see his possible dismissal or replacement leaf with an explanatory note.
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Agrippa
Starvard
Nasty Pudding Club
Hasty Pudding Club
Francis Greenwood Peabody
Prumeter
Harvard
University of Today
F. G. Peabody
Peabody
Professor Peabody
Post
Kirkland Street
Cambridge
Peame
Boston Post
Nic
Eliot
Professor Prabody
Chinese Retaliation Plan Against Exclusion Act Revealed
A Chinese resistance movement in the United States outlined three actions. Test constitutionality of the act with Josph H Choate and Charles H Seward leading the case. New York Onenta Club to mobilize sympathy via mass meetings. petitions to Congress for repeal. A poll tax on every Chinese immigrant would fund efforts, totaling over 100000 dollars. If unresolved, protests will escalate with Chinese government retaliation, including treaty rights abrogation and withdrawal of protection to American merchants and missionaries.
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Pitrspurg
Penn
United States
Hon Yung Wang
E. R. Donohue
Josph H. Choate
Charles H. Seward
Onenta Club
New York
Congress
Petities
Shuoff
China
Brainerd Will Case Upheld In Probate Appeal
Judge Robinson charged the jury in the Brainerd will appeal from Portland. The will valued at about 800000 passed despite a challenge by Mrs. Frederick Hart of New York alleging forgery. The jury ruled the will valid and free of undue influence, and the matter proceeds to higher courts.
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Mippietown
Conn
Robinson
Erastus Brainerd
Portland
Frederick Hart
New York
Christmas Lights Brighten Beacon Tremont Corner
A tall building in Boston glows with a grand electric display by Loughton & Dutton at Beacon and Tremont. A red and white crescent and star crowns the top, with red letters spelling the firm and Merry Christmas below. The adjacent building shows a large white-centered star with red rear lights and a colored border, thrilling onlookers with a festive scene.
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Boston
Loughton & Dutton
Beacon and
Tremont Streets
Bold robbery ends with swift capture near Brattle Square
Maynard's jewelry store on Brattle Square was robbed at noon by Eugene Dufrense of Montreal who grabbed two watches and fled. Officer Kelley of Division 2 pursued, cornered the suspect in Hanover Street, and recovered the stolen timepieces. The man claimed lodging at a North End lodging house and said he was a waiter with past work on ships.
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Maynard
Brattle Square
Kelley
Division 2
Eugene Dufrense
Montreal
Elm Street
Hanover Street
Heap
North End
Boston
Halifax
Lowery
Jansen
Governor Russell Says Rumor Of Accident Was False
A rumor claimed Governor Russell and his wife narrowly escaped an electric car crash. A Post reporter found the governor relaxed at Cambridge, unaware of any danger and joking about accidents as a thing of the past.
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Russell
Post
Cambridge
David Hall
Death-Devastating Cyclone Hits Orel Suburbs in Russia
A severe cyclone swept over Orel today, causing widespread destruction in surrounding areas. While the town itself suffered limited damage, Tinzer faced heavy losses with many residents buried under collapsed buildings as trees were uprooted and shelters toppled.
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St. Petersburg
Orel
Tinzer
Exclusive Shoe Styles Highlight Winter Street Display
The window of 8 C Jameson & Co. showcases exclusive footwear with bath slippers from Vienna as holiday novelties. Fleece lined boots, felt Romeo slippers, satin and patent leather dress slippers, plus a vast range for men and children, attracting many passersby. A free pair of bath slippers is given to every customer.
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Winter Street
8. C. Jameson & Co
Vienna
Presents For Every One From Dame Stoddard & Kendall
A local shop at 8374 Washington Street markets a wide holiday line. Bright steel skates and a Vladed pocket knife delight boys, while adults find scissors, button hooks, toilet sets, purses, opera glasses, grape scissors, carving sets and silverware. Men receive traveler items, shaving sets, knives, sporting cutlery, and cameras. A full family can be fitted out.
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Kuife
Dame, Stoddard & Kendall
Washington Street
Arrests for shoplifting reported in Dorchester and Medford
Louise Lunt, 47, of 36 Richfield Street Dorchester, Lucy Proctor, 29, Medford, and Mary Day, 39, South Boston, were arrested yesterday on shoplifting charges at White's and Houghton Dutton's.
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Louise Lunt
White’s
Richfield Street
Dorchester
Lucy Proctor
Medford
Houghton & Dutton
Mary Day
South Bostern
Chamber to Meet on Death of Hon. Leopold Morse
Boston Chamber of Commerce holds a special 1 pm meeting in the trade room today to act on the death of late member Hon. Leopold Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Leopold Morse
Children of the Poor Discussion at Temple Street Church
Dr Louis Albert Banks will lead a social conference on The Children of the Poor at First M E Church Temple Street Sunday afternoon at eight o clock. The event aims to address poverty and social conditions with a focus on charitable action.
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Louis Albert Banks
M. E
Temple Street
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