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Harvard Medical College
Penholy Medical Institute
Medical Review
Peabody Medical Institute
Baton Herald
England
Harvar Medical College
Sth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
America
National Medical Assoiation
Institute
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Boston
Mass
Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church Dedicated on Ferdinand Street
The Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church in Boston was dedicated after sixteen years of congregation work. Funds from Jacob Sleeper helped, with $1200 raised during services. The brick two story building seats about 650, cost $25,000, and includes vestry and Sunday school facilities with gas and electric lighting.
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Ferdinand Street
Massachusetts
Hanover Street
Tremont Row
O. Anderson
Jacob Sleeper
R. S. Wooster
H. F. Mathalieu
Young
Brockton
Quincy
Paulson
East Toston
Anderson
Jay Rin
Special Christmas Services at Har vard Congregational Church
Special services were held yesterday at Har vard Congregational Church Brookline for Christmas. The morning service led by Rev Reuven Thomas used a newly installed two part organ with an echo organ in the south transept, operated by electricity and containing seventy seven stops. The echo organ was a memorial gift from Joseph Winch for Mrs Mary Carver Winch. Evening service featured a sermon on religious psalms and songs.
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Harvard Congregational Church
Brookline
Reuven Thomas
Joseph Winch
Mary Carver Winch
Reuen Thomas
Christmas Services Across Winthrop Churches
Christmas services were held in nearly all Winthrop churches yesterday. At the First M E Church Rev Mr Blackett preached on The Wonderful Child with a chorus of twelve children led by Professor Sfunter. Union Congregational Church offered The Joy of Christmas with special anthems and an evening service for children.
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Winthrop
M. E
Blackett
Sfunter
Union Congregational Church
Christmas Sermon At Parker Memorial Service
Last evening Parker Memorial hosted special Christmas services led by Rev. Thomas Var Ness who spoke on "Three Christmas Pictures" from the text And a little child shall lead them.
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Parker Memorial
Thomas Var Ness
Great Holiday Distribution of Dictionaries Ends Christmas Eve
The New England Newspaper Syndicate offers four volume sets of the American Encyclopaedic Dictionary for 1 dollar now, with twelve monthly payments of 1 dollar. Regular price 42 to 70 dollars. Limited sets, refund available if not satisfied. Inspect at 260 or 264 Washington Street.
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New England
Washington Street
Eight Anarchists Sentenced to Death in Spain
Eight Anarchists convicted of the June bomb attack in Barcelona have been sentenced to death by a court martial. The proceedings were held in secrecy amid fears of demonstrations, with the attorney general seeking death for twenty eight prisoners and life penal servitude for fifty six. The attack at Santa Maria de la Mar during Corpus Christi celebrations killed twelve and wounded fifty others.
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Barcelona
Corpus Christi
Church of Santa Maria de la Mar
Too Many Husbands in Lowell Case Arrests
Harding Om'th aged 29 and Mrs. Priscilla M. Pierce were arrested at 761 Merrimack street living as a married couple. They held a Nashua marriage certificate though Pierce is still presumed married to John Pierce. Pierce says he married out of pity after her husband failed to provide. she previously wed Samuel Lord in Boston and diverged. The woman, once charged with keeping a disorderly house, has a daughter age eight from her first marriage.
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Lowell
Harding
Priscilla M. Pierce
Merrimack Street
Nashua
N. H
John Pierce
Smith
Samuel Lord
Boston
Wakelee Family Narrowly Escapes Gas Poisoning
In Bridgeport Connecticut on December 20, Clinton E Wakelee and his wife and five children, aged from three months to ten years, nearly died from fuel gas as the stop-cock was left partly open. Neighbors smelled gas and found the Wakelee apartments. Doctors revived two near pulseless children and revived all others.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Clinton E. Wakelee
Wakelees
Tookey
Trecarten
Smith
Uxbridge Fire Destroys Four Blocks and More
Worcester firemen arrived by special train and laid 700 feet of hose to the river saving much of Uxbridge. Loss runs about 110000 with insurance not exceeding 60000. Destroys Taft block Gunn block old and new Gredig blocks Goldthwait block, barn, and N H & H R water tank also burn.
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Worcester
Uxbridge
Worcester Fire Department
Methodist Church
Windsor
Taft
A. R. Taft
Gunn
G. B. Gunn
Harffer Pillerses Wedding at May State Hall
About two hundred relatives and friends attended the marriage of Etlen Harffer to Davis Pill at May State Hall. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Israel M. Levein with Sarah Harffer as bridesmaid and Hyman Pill as best man. Six girls carried pink baskets at the entrance as the couple entered, and the newlyweds will be at home Tuesday in January after a Washington trip.
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Dave Choen
Annie Winkelstein
Symon Will
Miss Levinson
Abe Levinson
Birdie Finkelstein
George Harffer
Rosa Finnkelstein
Samuel Harffer
N. Trickman
Dora Harffer
J. Shapero
Fannie Harffer
H. Tickner
L. Laweson
Jenny Levinson
Aronson Kalish Wedding At Union Park Hall
Miss Ida Kalish wed Abraham Aronson last evening in Union Park Hall with Rev Schocher officiating. Maids of honor were Lilian Aronson and Sarah Pearlman. groomsmen Joseph Aronson and B Jarris. ushers Robert Goodman and Casper Kalish.
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Ida Kalish
Abraham Aronson
Schocher
Union Park Hall
Lilian Aronson
Sarah Pearlman
Joseph Aronson
B. Jarris
Robert Goodman
Casper Kalish
Boston Workers press for union labor rules in city contracts
The Boston Central Labor Union debated using non union labor by caterers, waged a push to have municipal stone cutting done by Boston residents, and urged contracts to employ citizens. Delegates praised union labels, supported Boot and Shoe Workers, and requested action on Minnesota labor laws. New officers were elected for Bay State Lodge No. 6 with plans for a Jan 22 ball.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Musicians' Protective Union
Horace M. Eaton
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Central Labor Union
Boston
Keaton
Casey
Nail Workers’ Union
Marr
Granite Cutters’ Union
Charlestown Bridge
New York
Minnesota
Barbers’ Union 182
Roofers’ Protective Union
Garment Workers’ Union
Hamburg Strikers Face Hardship as Strike Lingers
Hamburg reports severe suffering among strikers and families due to lack of food clothing and shelter. Funds from subscriptions are unpaid or misdistributed, depleting morale as workers seek reinstatement while masters refuse any return until the strike ends.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Tilden estate to be sold in parcels under court report
Supreme Court inquiry into shares of estate interested parties. Greene recommends sale of the Grey stone property in two parcels, west of Broadway and east side with buildings. Twenty one parcels overall, including Brookyln lots. proceeds split: half to plaintiff as grantee of the Tilden trust and half among six nephews and nieces of Samuel J. Tilden. Nephs George H. Tilden and Samuel J. Tilden previously challenged trust provisions.
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Supreme Court
Tilden
Greene
Greystone
Brooklyn
Broadway
Yonkers
Tilden Trust
Samuel J. Tilden
Henry A. Tilden
George H. Tilden
County of
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John I. Butcher
Boston
County of Suffolk
East Boston
Trenton Street
East Boston Company
Suffolk Registry of
Senate
Delava
Delano
Pemberton Square
Waterfront Shipping Recap and Incidents at Boston Berth
Yesterday the steamer Nacoo chee arrived two days late from Savannah after storms near Cape Hatteras. it ripped twenty feet from the pier end while docking at Lewis wharf. A Norwegian sailor from Pottsville was badly injured by heavy seas four miles north-northwest of Cape Cod and evacuated to Chelsea Marine Hospital. The Angloman returned from Liverpool and Montreal to remain on winter service. upcoming Marine Engineers’ Benevolent Association hall is set for Jan 2 at Lyceum Hall East Boston. Exported apples total 2488 barrels to Liverpool London and Glasgow, signaling a drop in shipments. The liaison carried about 500 tons of Chinese tea to New York, the port’s largest tea unload. Bark Highland Glen, 912 tons net, from Glasgow, purchased by Charles Grewer & Co. for West Indies load. Ship Sintram, 1590 tons, sold for about $20,000 for San Francisco.
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Smith
Lewis Wharf
Savannah
Cape Hatteras
Vineyard Haven
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Pottsville
Mystic Wharf
Philadelphia
John Larsen
Cape Cod
Marine Hospital
Chelsea
Warren
Angloman
E. Lewis
Dominion
Liverpool
Montreal
Hall of the Marine Engineers’ Beneficias Association
Port of Boston
Lyceum Hall
East
Boston
London
Glasgow
Liaison
New York
China
Highland Glen
Leith
Charles Grewer & Co
W. S. Josselyn
West Indies
Sintram
Freeport
San Francisco
Family Burned to Death in Fire at Fifth-Eighth Street
A New York City family of five perished in a home fire at 14 East Fifty-eighth Street due to a lamp explosion. Victims are Aaron Goldsmith 45 and Ma tilda Goldsmith 33 along with Bertha 10 Hattie 8 and Frank 6. Servant Mary Roska escaped by leaping from a second floor window. Property damage was small.
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New York
East Fifty-eighth Street
Subway Hearing Today On West End Subway Lease
The Railroad Commission will hold a hearing at 10 o'clock today in its rooms at 20 Beacon Street on the lease of the subway to the West End. Board approval is required before the lease becomes pending.
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The
Railroad Commission
Beacon Street
West End
Suffolk County Court Manages Long Docket of Jury Sessions
In Equity and Superior courts, Holmes and Bishop oversee a dense docket listing trials for October through December. The notes show multiple named cases across first, second, third, and fourth jury sessions, plus a December special list and a divorce court extra session. Continuous entries mark “passed” or “not before” as cases move.
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Suffolk County Supreme Judicial Court—In Equity
Holmes
St. John
Noyes
Sturgess Sulphite Fibre Co
Milton Mfg. Co
Carnes
Boyd
Witherell
Casey
Hardy
Winslow
Powers
Royal Society
Bunnell
McMorrow
Page
Old Col. R. R
Lateh
Otis Mfg. Co
Thompson
Wiles
anso—Mureh
Thos. Wilson’s Sontie
Fallon
Com
Cable Co
Thomas
West End R. R
Banks
West End
R. R
Mackay
Dwyer
Look
Mitchell
Patterson
Kennebec R. R
Freeman
Lynn
Rabinovitz
Thurman
Same
Iaskey
Ford
Troeder
Spooner
Connors
Best. & Me
Estey
Wiley
Cavagnaro
Clark
Davis
Jones
Nelson
Reeves
Ames
Pray
Marshall
Rye
Jewett
Blodgett and Lilley
Hatch
Solomon
Spofford
Whitcomb
osuo—Kenig
Goldstein
Landera
the Autom, Furnace & Steam H. Reg. Co
Reynolds
Barton
Walker
Shaw
Sullivan
Orcutt
Gliss
Damiell
Otto Gas Ng
Works
Fuller & W. Warm
W. Co
Shannon
Everson
White
Daniels
Coleman
Jennings
Hanlon
Mills
Tepa—Lincoln
Keating
Mandell
Fidelity & Casualty Co
Horgan
Amer
Legion of Honor
McMillen
Berle
McLaughlin
Nolan
Botsford
Gray
Haybi
Abdallah
Farquhar
Blatt
Holden
Kimball
Vallet
Kilpatrick
French
Collins
Horne
Cunningham Iron Works
Copeland
McDermott
Guild
Sproul
Keith
Ney
Madden
Allen
Poland
Sturtevant
Longfellow
Stratton
Pratt
Stevens
Rich
Wales
Williams
Timmins
Bangs
Brown
Collans
Democratic Factions May Unite Next Month
In one fold, Democratic factions may meet again next month as Williams seeks the desired concessions. The article notes likely talks toward consensus, with Williams pushing for key policy gains and party unity ahead of upcoming elections.
Leadership battle shapes future of Democratic State committee
Democratic leaders wrestle to choose a chairman for the reconstituted State committee in January. Judge John W. Corcoran and Treasurer John H. Sullivan decline further posts, leaving vacancies and sparking factional talks led by Colonel Drinkwater and others. Mayor Quincy and Williams supporters push for unity while Boston and state party harmony aims to separate headquarters, with Beacons Hill legislative influence and possible gubernatorial bids shaping the scene.
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Democratic State Committee
John W. Corcoran
John H. Sullivan
Sullvan
Williams
Music Hall
Faneuil Hall
Election Board
Patrick Maguire
James Donovan
Colonel Drinkwater
Braintree
H. J. Jaquith
Wellesley
State Committee
Alderman Bordman Hall
Robert Cox
South Boston
McNary
P. J. Daly
Philip J. Farley
John Quinn
Alderman Lee
Gold Democracy
Bryanites
Gold Democrats
Quincy
Chicago
Young Men's Democratic Club
Bryan
New
Boston
Corbett
New State Committee
Beacon Hill
House
Senate
Hamlin
Essex County
Samuel Roads, Jr
Duel Ends in Fatal Shootout in Campbell County
In Campbell County two rival young men Lincoln Baird and William Gaylor exchanged shots in a duel with revolvers today. Both were mortally wounded and died shortly after, ending a long-standing quarrel.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Campbell County
Lincoln Baird
William Gaylor
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Tilden Estate
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Sleeper
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West End R. Br
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Nat. Constr. Co
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N. Y
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Howes
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Greta
Harrington
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George M. Winslow
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Scranton
Ohed Baxter
Annie W. Weston
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Henry Clay
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Storm King
Mabel L. Phillips
Mercedita
Herald
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Ksecort
Underwinter
Macauley
P. C. Merryman
May
Tlanenbura
N. S
Phila- Suh
Harrisburg
Salem
Warren Line
Kansas
Angioman Sachem
Kroman
Michigan
Canada
Sagamore
Ottoman
Fitchburg Docks
Charlestown
Milk Street
American Line
Southampton
Paris
Havre
Varls
International Navigation CO
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L. H. Palmer
Old State House
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State St
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Queenstown
F. O. Houghton & CO
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Providence
Wees Reo
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A. D. Stebbins
W. P. Turner
J. CG. Whitney
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
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F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
E. B. Sampson
Diske Building
Savannah S.S. Co
Tawi Wharf
Ocean Steamship Company
New Vieras
North River
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Ave
Hoosack Tunnel
Custom House
Milk St
Wwwvuw
Escritoires
Thorp & Martin CO
Parisian Remey CO
Tremont St
Latterner
J. E. Bishop
Pelham
Boylston St
Tremont
Tremont Medical Cou
Dwight St
Tolman
Dr. Warren
Warren Remedies CO
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Henry C. Mulligan
Allston
Cypress Road
Lucas Street
Murdock Street Land Company
E. &. Smillie
Commissioner's
Copartnership Notices
Henry K. Barnes
Edmund E. ‘Truesdeli
Pembroke
Edmund E. Truesdell
Barnes
Truesdell
Henry K. Baines
John W. Britton
State OF New Hampshire
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Suncook
Almon PP. Buabank
Commonwealth
WM. M. Olin
Kelton
Joseph B. Phipps
U. S. Engineer Office
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Clinton B
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