Wakefield Assessors Plan In House Line Survey
Wakefield assessors met at the town hall to discuss the Melrose Wakefield boundary dispute. They will have a surveyor trace the Main street to Stuineham line to include John A Pycott property owned by the Pycott estate, with Frank J Sherman residing in the affected house.
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Wakefield
Melrose and
Board of Selectmen
Main Street
Stuineham
John A. Pycott
Frank J. Sherman
Melrose
Fenwick Road
Mr. Sherman
Ahearn Re elected Borough President of Manhattan
John F. Ahearn is re elected borough president by the Board of Aldermen to succeed himself after being removed from the office by Governor Hughes on City Club charges. He had previously been elected borough president by popular vote at the last city election.
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New York
John F. Ahearn
Borough of
Manhattan
Hughes
City Club
Ahearn
Washington Officials Stricken By Grip
From Washington D C word arrives of many grip cases among high officials. The article urges immediate treatment with Tang Kuro three times daily for coughs, praising Lang Kuro from refined pine tar as a throat and lung remedy.
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Washington, D. c
Capitol
New England
North Carolina
Woman's Weary Journey
Dedham reports the death of Marie Magdelina Hatfield Meyer who walked from Texas to Massachusetts with a child, survived a Mississippi steamboat tragedy, and after years of struggle returned to Dedham on Oct. 5, 1876. Her life included German origins, time in Boston, and reliance on frugality to support her son.
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Dedham
Bussey Street
Marie Magdelina Hatfield Meyer
Weston
Texas
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Germany
Boston
Meyer
Sulphur Springs
Multiple Local items Across New England in Brief
A batch of December dispatches from New England and surrounding areas cover crime and rescue in Bridgeport, a Christmas excursion funded by Miss Mary Eldridge in Norfolk, lighthouse operations near Pollock Rip, a murder adjudication in Providence, a Roosevelt gift to Cove School in Oyster Bay, a church appointment in Rochester, a marshal arrest over embezzled mail matter in Springfield, a forged check case in Lynn, a swindler case in Waltham, Rhode Island banking law revision plans, and the death of Mrs. Caroline B. Stiles in Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
L.s
Jessie Barlow
Mystic
Providence
Clarence W. Johnson
Evelyn
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sarah C. Provost
Cove School
Rochester
N. Y
Frederick Robertson Griffin
Braintree
Mass
Unitarian Church
Springfield
United States
C. L. Frink
Pittsfield
Gus Porgis
Stanhope E. Blunt
United States Army
Lynn
Clifton E. Russell
Forefathers Night Highlights Boston Leaders
In Ford Hall the Congregational Club hosted Forefathers Night with speaker Mayor-elect George A. Pibbard and Harvard professor Hugo Munsterberg among those addressing the crowd. Pibbard pledged to be a missionary mayor and to uphold Boston’s good name. Munsterberg discussed German American relations and Puritan influence.
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Ford Hall
Congregational Club
George A. Pibbard
Mago Munsterberg
F. E. Enrich
D. D
William R. Campbell
Hibbard
Boston
Hugo Munsterberg
Harvard
Nationwide Congregational Drive Aims Two Million Gift
A meeting at the Sunday School Church Building Society room discussed a year or two long effort by Congregational officers to raise a total contribution of two million dollars for Congregational benevolent societies from churches of the denomination.
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Saunders
Sunday School Church Building Society
Congregational Benevolent Societies
Chinese Immigrant Case Faces Court in Vermont
Hor Lew Sang alias Hor Yin and his wife Tuey She and daughter Hor Toy were arraigned in the U S Circuit Court at Richford Vermont on charges of deceiving Chinese immigration officials in 1905. Co defendants H Elden Prescott Robert J Rodday and fugitive Burt E Ellsworth faced related aiding and abetting counts. All pleaded not guilty the trial resumes this morning.
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Richford
Hor Lew Sang
Hor Yin
Tuey She
Hor Toy
Dodge
United States Circuit Court
H. Elden Prescott
Dock Square
Robert J. Rodday
Harrison Avenue
United States
Burt E. Ellsworth
Somerville
Hor
Post readers rally to aid Santa Claus in cry for help
Letters from readers describe impoverished families and children asking Santa for basic gifts and necessities. The Santa Claus department at the Post coordinates charity, with neighbors and readers offering cash, toys, and essentials to bring Christmas cheer to those in need.
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POST
Santa Claus
England
Papa
New England
Lst
Dorchester
the Post
The
Winthrop
Jamaica Plain
Beverly
Santa Claus Department
Kubelik and Hambourg Deliver Mixed Recital at Symphony Hall
At Symphony Hall yesterday, violinist Jan Kubelik and pianist Mark Hambourg offered a varied program from Beethoven to Grieg. The pairing showcased contrasting styles, with Hambourg displaying aggressive force and Kubelik revealing growing refinement, though some passages sounded fragmentary and overextended.
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Jan Kubelik
Mark Hambourg
Symphony Hall
Beethoven “Kreutzer
Grieg
Gluck
Sgambati
Mendelssohn-Liszt
Spohr
Hubay
Mr. Hambourg
M. Kubelik
Kubelik
Hambourg
Melanie
Liszt
Lucila
Thief Breaks into Parker House Room
A thief used a false key to enter a Parker House room yesterday afternoon and stole several toilet articles of value. He was frightened away before rifling a dresser containing jewelry valued in the hundreds of dollars.
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Parker House
Paul Revere and Scigliano Park Name Battle Debate
At a Common Council meeting Purcell proposed renaming North End Park as Scigliano Park while Willcutt urged Paul Revere Park. Both orders died but a motion to reconsider passed 27 to 14.
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Purcell
Common Council
North End Park
Scigliano Park
Willcutt
Paul Revere Park
Hub News Briefs Report Local Incidents and Sentences
A 16 year old, Daniel McIntosh, was injured in Williams court and sent to Relief station with severe leg injuries. Burglars with false keys stole clothes and jewelry worth 500 dollars from 11 St James street. Carrie Wilson claims William Diggs threatened her with a knife on Cherry street stairs. William Diggs received one month at the house of correction. Phillippi Debba, 19, arrested for robbing New Haven railroad yard fixtures. five gas fixtures reported. John H Fallon got three years in state prison for robbery after refusing to aid probation officials.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Charles
Jamaica Plain
Malden
Everett
Daniel McIntosh
Highland Terrace
Williams Court
Mrs. Marcuson
Henry Brown
St. James Street
Carrie Wilson
William Diggs
Cherry Street
William
House of Correction
New Haven Railroad
Briggs
Phillippi Debba
Fleet Street
Debba
John H. Fallon
Raymond
Fallon
Erie railroad summoned over passenger service complaint
Albany December 19 the up state Public Service Commission has summoned the Erie railroad to answer the complaint of the United Commercial Travellers of America regarding its service.
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Albany
up-State Public Service Commission
Erie Railroad
United Commercial Travellers of America
World News in Brief Dec 19 1922 Albany to Parkerburg
Governor Hughes requisitioned James E. Lytle from Foxboro Massachusetts for defrauding Automatic Needle Company of Springfield of 500 dollars. Other items include Cortelyou’s health, a typhoid outbreak in Caguas Puerto Rico, Albert Staples death in Evanston, H M S Shearwater ordered to search for Silberhorn survivors, Fawn schooner ashore near East Pass Florida, and Parkersburg Mill Company fire with losses over 100000 dollars.
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Albany, N. Y
Hughes
James E. Lytle
Foxboro
Mass
Automatic Needle Company
Springfield
Victoria
B. C
Shearwater
Esquimault
Chili
Silberhorn
Mobile
Ala
Tampa
Fla
East Pass
Night riders threat prompts tobacco warehous guards in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky authorities report no major fear yet but keep 100 guards on duty nightly at warehouses and wagons loaded with tobacco to deter possible organized night rider attacks.
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Lexington
New York’s St. Regis Leads Modern Hotel Luxury
A study lauds New York for premier hotels and ranks the St. Regis as the peak of twentieth century luxury. It notes the hotel’s ideal location and superb management delivering high value and home comforts for business or pleasure visitors.
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New York
St. Regis
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Ostons
Washington and
Winter Streets
Madras
Anearn
Washington
Bridgeport
Conn
Thomas McCann
Winsted, Conn
Norfolk
Hartford
Mary Eldridge
Rhode Island General Assembly
Special Commission
General Assembly
Reading
Caroline B. Stiles
Samuel G. Stiles
Haven Street
Greater Boston
Tuey
Kubelik and
BY Olin Downes
Henry Siegel Co
Essex Streets
Henry Siegel Co.—Men’s Store
Paul Revere
Scigliano
ERIE
Dame,soddard & CO
Dame, Stoddard & CO
Washington St. Opp
Bromfield ST
Cortelyou
San Juan, P. E
Caguas
Chicago
Albert M. Staples
Cne
Evanston
Parkersburg
W. Va
Parkersburg Mill Company
Franklin St
Ward
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