Paris Opposes Vivisection In Humane Society Meeting
At a December gathering of the American Humane Education Society and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals President Angell reported 4285 animals examined in the investigation since last report. He said 102 horses were taken from work and 189 horses and other animals were mercifully killed. He noted two eminent German physicians wrote a play against vivisection attracting wide attention at a Berlin theatre, likely referencing Pasteur.
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American Humane Education Society
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Angell
Berlin
Pasteur
France
Harvard College Stricken by Cough Epidemic
Harvard College reports 35 cases in a single day as a grip outbreak spreads among students. The notice promotes Lung Kuro, a pine tar remedy from North Carolina said to quickly ease coughs and colds.
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Harvard College
North Carolina
Mayor-elect Hibbard Arrives Amid Fireworks Welcome
George A. Hibbard arrived from Washington at 6 o clock last evening and homeward in Dorchester his arrival was greeted by vivid red light and a shower of Roman candles from a large fireworks display.
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George A. Hibbard
Washington
Beaumont Street
Dorchester
Homecoming Surprise Sparks Nighttime Fire Alarm
Volunteers watched the postmaster's return in the dark as a red fire started at the neighboring house. The neighborhood quickly joined the signal, turning the scene into a bright display similar to a Fourth of July night. The Mayor-elect thanked residents for the warm, neighborly welcome.
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Secon
Wister Declares U S Lacks Supreme Intellectual Leader
Owen Wister, Harvard Law alumnus, told a Sanford Theatre audience that no American university holds a single preeminent teacher. He reviewed 43 branches of learning, naming Bloomfield, Richards, and Michaelson as leaders, and praised Harvard’s faculty while noting America lacks a top intellectual chair. Professor Theodore Richards of Harvard is cited among the few possible leaders.
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Owen Wister
Harvard Law School
Harvard University
Sanders Theatre
America
Bloomfield
Richards
Michaelson
Harvard
Wister
Theodore Richards
Grampian Arrives on First Atlantic Voyage in Mystic Harbor
The Allan line steamship Grampian, Glasgow built 502 feet long and 60 feet wide, berthed at Mystic piers on its first trip to this port. Captain Edmund Outram commands the 10,000 ton liner making its third Atlantic voyage with 129 passengers aboard and a 7000 horsepower engine.
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Allan Line
Mystic Piers
Glasgow
Moville
Grampian
Edmund Outram
Siberian
Alexander Stephen & Sons
Atlantic
Montreal
Flope ment's Happy End at Tremont Theatre Tale
The pretty brunette who assists Hardeen at Tremont Theatre is Mrs. Hardeen in private life a young English wife who eloped with him when he was sixteen while a ballet dancer in Stockholm. The Houdini brothers claim kinship as Hardeen is a brother of Houdini and they once worked together.
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Hardeen
Tremont Theatre
Stockholm
Sweden
Zod
Houdini
Houdini Brothers
Wolf's My Clothier Gift Inspires Thoughtful Holiday Shopping
The store at Hanover and Portland streets promotes easy Christmas gifting with items of intrinsic worth and wide usefulness. Shoppers are urged to buy gifts that hold lasting value and maximize savings on each article.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
Cough Remedy Promotes Lightweight Tracheal Relief
A simple non opiate cough relief sold in boxes. Claims immediate relief from throat irritation. Brown's Bronchial Traches advertised as safe and effective.
Lowell Mother Is Free
A Lowell woman pleads she killed her starving baby to spare it further suffering and expresses belief someone with a kind heart would care for the infant, claiming she acted to end misery and would be happier cared for by others.
Funeral for Prof Gardner to be held in Worcester
The late Professor Gardner of Boston University Law School will have funeral services at 3 p m today in Union Church Worcester. Three coaches will join the 1 15 p m Boston and Albany train for Worcester for students faculty and alumni. Tickets will be sold on the train at a special rate. Classes adopted memorials and sent telegrams of condolences.
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Professor Gardner
Boston University Law School
Union Church
Chestnut Street
Pearl
Worcester
Boston & Albany Railroad
Lowell mother spared after baby abandonment case
Mrs Florence Henderson of 263 Pine Street Lowell 23 faced a charge of abandoning her four month old baby at a hotel on 2146 Washington Street It was found to be a true story and Judge Williams placed her on probation after mercy was shown by the court
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Florence
Henderson
Pine Street
Lowell
Washington Street
Williams
Boston City Club Plans Merger Discussion
At the Boston City Club a discussion on the Boston and Maine merger with the New York New Haven and Hartford is set for tonight. Louis D. Brandeis will speak against the merger while Colonel Albert Clarke supports it, with former Attorney-General Herbert Parker presiding.
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Boston City Club
Boston & Maine
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Louis D. Brandeis
Albert Clarke
Home Market Club
Herbert Parker
Labor Unions Elect Officers Including Boston Boilermakers Helpers
The Navy Yard raises plumber wages to 4.40 daily and unions elect officers. Union 95 reappoints Martin O’Hara as president and fills key posts including vice president, secretaries, and guards. Union 182 lists officers and delegates to Central Labor Union. The business agent to assist secretary-treasurer Driscoll during illness.Boston Boilermakers Helpers Union 210 elects Thomas Stapleton as president with a slate of officers.
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Navy Yard
Union 95
Martin O'Hara
Joseph Pavey
Wiliam J. Handrahan
A. C. Langlois
Isaac Leighton
Guardian
Barbers’ Union 182
Chris Mallen
Thomas Nicholson
J. J. Dwyer
Charles I. O'Donnell
Joseph J. Donovan
Thomas IF. Powers
John F. O’brien
Joseph F. Donovan
John Ogilvie
John FF. O'Brien
John Manganaro
Central Labor Union
Dennis D. Driscoll
State Branch
Thomas Stapleton
Boston Boilermakers' Helpers’ Union
Trey Hale
Charles Mason
Albert Silver
Oscar Olsen
John Shaughnessey
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