No Progress on Home Rule in Northern Speech
Sir Edward Grey told constituents in Northumbria that no progress toward a home rule settlement by consent has been made. He said the government has kept the door open while opposition remains outside shouting. He warned it would not be Liberal party’s fault if a peaceful settlement is not reached.
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London
Edward Grey
Northumberland
Liberal Party
New Public Library in Somerville Dedicated
Somerville dedicates a $125,000 Public Library with Mayor Burns presiding. Walter T. Littlefield reports on construction while Dr. Thomas M. Durell, Drew B. Hall, Charles Clark, and Rev. Charles L. Noyes address aims and future visions. The building opens to visitors but remains unoccupied until around January 1.
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Somerville
Burns
Walter T. Littlefield
Thomas M. Durell
Drew B. Hall
Charles §. Clark
Charles L. Noyes
Boston Realty and London Real Estate Price Comparison
Boston buyers note that a downtown Boston block rivals London’s Covent Garden area in value. The London 19 acres at 50 million dollars contrast with Boston’s 19 acres (excluding buildings) at 78 million, pricing land as high as 100 dollars per square foot with surrounding blocks assessed in a new table.
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Ins
Covent Garden
Bow Street
Drury Lane Theatre
The
Strand
Boston
School
Water
Devonshire
Hawley
Chauncy
Bedford
West
Tremont Streets
A Heart OF London
Duke OF Bedford
Harry Mallaby-Deeley
Aldwych
Drury Lane
Lydhum and Waldorf
Infant feeding critics attack patent baby foods at Boston banquet
Dr John L Morse of Harvard Medical School condemned patent baby foods in a speech at the East Middlesex Medical Society banquet at the American House. He argued these foods lack essential nutrients and often contain excess starch fat and sugar. He praised milk and water quality improvements under health board supervision and tied them to fewer infant diseases and fevers in Boston and other cities.
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John Leavitt Morse
Harvard Medical School
East Middlesex Medical Society
American House
Boards of ‘Health
Health Boards
Boston
Nominations for School Board in Chicago
Chicago December 17 Mayor Carter H Harrison appointed new members to the city School Board to fill three of five resignations after the ouster of Mrs Ella Flagg Young as superintendent. Four removed directors have hired an attorney and will challenge their removal as they say resignations were drawn before appointments were made.
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Chicago
Carter H. Harrison
Ella Flagg Young
New Board to Examine H K Thaw in Bail Review
A federal court in Concord announces a commission to assess whether Harry K Thaw's bail would threaten public safety. Members include General Frank S Streeter Dr Morton Prince Dr George A Blumer and Dr Charles P Bancroft. The panel may hear evidence on acts since Matteawan custody and must avoid a broad insanity trial.
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Concord
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
Aldrich
Frank S. Streeter
Morton Prince
Boston
George A. Blumer
Butler Hos
Matteawan
United States
BE. P. Nute
Holman A. Drew
New York Courts
Thaw Habeas Corpus Record Extends Proceedings
A habeas corpus record covers Thaw proceedings from Sept 15 to date in a 177 page volume. Counsel for Thaw have 40 days after the record’s appearance to file briefs, with possible extension. Judge Aldrich may extend the deadline if needed. William T. Jerome will then have a similar period to reply.
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Aldrich
William T. Jerome
State of
New York
Malden Girls Face Court Over Morality Campaign
Eight girls and five young men appeared in Malden District Court after a weeklong morality campaign led by Captain Timothy Foley of the Kiulten police. All pled not guilty. Four girls were remanded to the State Board of Charities until the case returns on December 31. One Everett resident was arrested in Malden.
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Timothy Foley
Kiulten
Malden
State Board of Charities
Everett
Frank B Cotton of Charlestown Dead
Frank B. Cotton longtime probation officer of the Charlestown court died at his home at 52 High Street He was born December 6 1869 in Charlestown the son of Justice Joseph H Cotton He leaves a wife and one son and was active in Faith Lodge of Masons Coeurs de Lion Commandery and the Charlestown Improvement Association He was the last president of the Old 99th Artillery Association The court adjourned upon the death announcement by Associate Justice Charles B Sullivan.
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Frank B. Cotton
Charlestown
High Street
Joseph H. Cotton
Faith Lodge of Masons
Coeur’ de Lion Commandery
K. T
99Th Artillery Association
Charles 8
Sullivan Court
Tragic Crossing Fatal to Grocer in Olneyville Section
In Providence on December 17 Patrick McDonnell stepped in front of a west bound train on the east track after waiting for a passing train and was instantly killed. He was a grocer aged about years and left a widow and several extended relatives.
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