Last Annual Dinner of Hotel and Railroad News staff
The Hotel and Railroad News Company staff held the second annual dinner at the Quincy House. Mr George Mann and colleagues organized a lavish banquet amid praise for loyal service across drivers and papers. President F M Stanwood thanked the group for a strong year with better prospects.
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Hotel & Railroad News Company
Quincy House
Mutual Relief and Benefit Association
George Mann
News Company
F. M. Stanwood
Hotel and Railroad News Company
Worcester News Trade Leaders Reflect On Long Service
The gathering praised veteran press executive for shaping newspaper sales in Worcester. Speakers from the Journal Transcript and Hotel & Railroad News Company lauded his influence and humor filled the evening with poems and song.
Second annual dinner of the Hotel and Railroad News Company
President J E Low and fifty members attended a lavish banquet with a hand painted menu card inscribed for the Second annual dinner of the Hotel and Railroad News Company. Speakers praised loyalty charity and the press link while Adley's Orchestra provided music and Mr J A E Stewart delivered humorous stories amid four hours of speeches and toasts.
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J. E. Low
F. M. Stanwood
H. G. Brown
James Brown
Joseph Warren
H. & R. R. News Company
Messrs. T. Downey
The
Globe
W. A Grazier
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George W
Michaelis
Journal
George E. Danforth
Transcript
Mr Ross
the Traveller
C. H. Adams
Advertiser
Fergus A. Easton
Worcester
J. A. E. Stewart
C. E. Warren
Co. W Hodge
Taes
Mutual Relief and Benefit Association
Heist & Railroad News Company
Adley
Low
Hugh G. Brown
Hotel and Railroad News Company
H. & A. R. N. Company
Thomas Downey
Eneral Taylor
California
Association
B. C. Slocum
Herald
New York
William A. Grazier
the Post
Boston Post
H. and R. R. News Company
Banquets Highlight Massachusetts Fire Chiefs and Local Societies
The Massachusetts Association of Fire Chiefs held its monthly meeting and dinner at Clark's Hotel despite stormy attendance. A Lampertery banquet at Young's Hotel honored new Worcester East Agricultural Society officers with 28 participants and premium-list revisions for next year. Medford Common Council hosted its annual dinner at the Thorndike Hotel with city officials present. South Middlesex Unitarian Club met at Young's Hotel with Harvard professor Edward Cummings on religion and Robert E. Ely on Rochdale cooperation.
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Massachusetts Associati Age of Fire Chiefs
Clark's Hotel
Worcester East Agricultural Society
John H. Zero
Young’s Hotel
Thayer
Medford
City Messenger
South Middlesex Unitarian Club
Archibald M. Howe
Edward Cummings
Harvard
Robert E. Ely
The
Prospect Union
Rochdale
America
Lowell Church Row Shoots Down Kenngett Split
The advisory council of Congregational churches met in Lowell on December 16 and voted 23 to 10 that the church worshipping at the First Congregational Church is the First Congregational Church and that it has never been incorporated. A reconciling committee of five was later appointed to bridge the dispute between factions led by Rev. George F Kenngett.
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Lowell
Advisory Council of Congregational Churches
First Congregational Church
George F. Kenngett
Helping Hand Fair Aids New England Society in Pembroke Street
A charity fair opened yesterday at 124 Pembroke Street to run through Friday. Proceeds benefit the New England Helping Hand Society which rents rooms for twenty one workers at under six dollars weekly. Key officers include President Mrs E Trask Hill and Secretary Miss Carolyn Frink Cottrell. Attendance lists and organizers are Mrs William B Smart and others, with several named ladies assisting.
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New England Helping Hand Society
Pembroke Street
Helping Hand Society
E. Trask Hill
Carolyn Frink Cottrell
William B
Boston Volunteers Rush To Cuba Amid Rising War Feeling
The city sees a surge of young men joining volunteers bound for Cuba. A new company departs from India Wharf under J. H. Alvarez with officers including R. D. Worcester and Edward McGowan. Recruitments surge nationwide, with many artillerymen and veterans among the ranks.
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Boston
Maceo
India
Metropolitan Line
J. H. Alvarez
R. D. Worcester
Roxbury Horse Guards
Edward McGowan
Ninth Infantry
Leutenant
Claude Wyatt
Charlestown Cadets
J. McElligatt
Charlestown High School
George L. Covell
Enterprise
Ray Glandon
Culberson
Texas
Junta
New York
Cuba
Senor Alvarez
Palma
Senate Cuba debate moves toward Cameron resolution
The Senate foreign relations committee discussed the Cuban question with Lodge, Daniel, and Gray absent. The panel adjourned to meet Friday and signals pointed to a potential Cameron style resolution recognizing Cuban independence and urging U S mediation to end the Spain Cuba war.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Lodge
Daniel
Gray
Morgan
Mills
Cameron
Republic of Cuba
United States
Spain
Cuba
Friends of Cuba
Gameron
Diario de la Marina Denounces US Reports on Maceo Death
Havana paper protests American press coverage of Maceo’s death as gross falsehoods and insults to Spanish chivalry and honor. It condemns the circulation of the reports as lies and denounces them in strong terms.
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Havana
Diario de la Marina
New York
United States
Maceo
Diario
Sympathy for Cuba Resolution by Sons of Veterans
Members of John F. Andrew Camp 96 Sons of Veterans adopt a resolution expressing sympathy for the Cuban struggle for liberty and urging the U S government to extend aid through honorable means to a distressed people.
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John F. Andrew Camp 96, Sons of Veterans
John F. Andrew Camp 96
Sons of Veterans
United States
War spirit spreads as Texas vows swift troop mobilization
Mass meetings sweep north Texas in sympathy with Cuba. Colonel I. M. Standiford says Texas could mobilize 20,000 men in thirty days if war with Spain breaks out, reflecting a brisk war spirit across the state.
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Texas
Denison
Tex
Cuba
I. M. Standiford
Culberson
Spain
Cuban War Feeling Grows in Colorado
In Denver on December 16 the Cuban war mood intensifies as Senate actions in Washington spark enlistment. Soldiers from Leadville express eagerness to serve and enrollments rise. Cuban sympathizers offer Winchesters and ammunition to equip the First Colorado Volunteers.
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Denver
Col
Senate
Washington
Leadville
Colorado
Kansas Medical College Students Offer Surgery Services
A dozen students at Kansas Medical College in Topeka notify the Cuban junta in New York they are ready to serve as surgeons for the Patriot cause at any time.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Medical College
New York
Politician Sees Strong Mayoral Prospects After Campaign
Report says the candidate demonstrated broad support in a major canvass andwill likely run for mayor. Allies view curtailing presidential plans as key, while Alderman Presho avoided commenting on a mayoral bid. Recounts planned for street commissioner School Board and Common Council in close wards.
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Eid Aig
Mahigne
Tea Party Anniversary Observed by Daughters in Old South Church
The Boston Tea Party anniversary was celebrated by the Daughters of the Revolution at Old South Church. A poem by Mrs. Nelson B. Titus described dumping tea into the harbor, followed by a performance of America with music by Mrs. Fitz. Mrs. Hunt spoke on colonial taxation and framed the event with Mr. Bedford's history of the American flag.
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Boston
Old South Church
Nelson B. Titus
America
Eliabeth Porter Gould
Fitz
Hunt
Wakefield Daughters Celebrate Tea Party Anniversary
Faneuil Hall Chapter, Daughters of the Revolution, observed the Boston tea party anniversary at Flanders Hall in Wakefield tonight. Guests included Colonel Henry A. , the Rev. E. A. Horton of Boston and Elbridge H. Goss of Melrose.
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Wakefield
Faneuil Hall
Daughters of the Revolution
Boston
Flanders Hall
Henry A
E. A. Horton
Elbridge H. Goss
Melrose
Bold Robbers Attack Kingston Man at North End Wharf
Henry W. Gammons of Kingston was attacked by Thomas McCullough alias Hea hey and William Hall near Commercial Wharf after 8 o'clock. They robbed him of a gold watch and allegedly tried to drown him. Patrolman McDevitt arrived, used his club, and subdued the assailants while Hall used pepper is believed to have blinded them.
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Henry W. Gammons
Kingston
North End
Gammons
Thomas McCullough
Heahey
William Hall
Gammon
Commercial Wharf
McDevitt
Hanover Street
Hall
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