Memorial Service Honors Late Mayor Patrick A. Collins
A Tremont Temple memorial for Patrick A. Collins drew notable attendees led by Acting Mayor Whelton with remarks by Gargan, Wolff, Bartlett and others. The service featured the Apollo Club, a reading of an original poem by Michael J. Dwyer, and tributes praising Collins’s integrity, patriotism, and public service.
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Patrick A. Collins
Tremont Temple
Apollo Club
Emil Mollenhauer
Peter Rowan
St. Peter’s Church
Dorchester
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Thomas J. Gargan
Charles Fleischer
James H. Wolff
Charles W. Bartlett
Michael J. Dwyer
Daniel A. Whelton
LeBeron B. Colt
United States Circuit Court
Josiah Quincy
Committee of Arrangements
Fred KE. Bolton
Arthur W. Dolan
W. J. Hennessey
W. J. Barrett
G. B. Abbott
W. A. Crowley
W. F. Howes
J. F. Dever
Douglass
Guild
Pritchett
The
Institute of Technology
Charles H. Taylor
Charles T. Gallagher
Bentley Rose split engagement amid society intrigue
New York December 20. Mrs. Charles E K Bentley announced that the engagement between her daughter Miss Ethel Bentley and Hawyard Dodge Rose has been broken. Rose, son of Andrew Rose, had recently eloped with Miss Rose Vasquez. Rose and Miss Bentley were both known in New York society. The couple have sailed for Porto Rico.
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Charles E. Bentley
Miss Ethel Bentley
Hawyard Dodge Rose
New York
Charles EK. Bentley
St. Andrew
Andrew Rose
Hawyard Rose
Miss Rose Vasquez
West Twentysecond
Miss Vasquez
Miss Bentley
Rose
Porto Rico
Spain
Fitzsimmons Collapses After 13 Rounds in O'Brien Bout
In San Francisco at Mechanics Pavilion on December 20, Robert Fitzsimmons fainted after the 13th round against Philadelphia’s Jack O'Brien. Referee Graney awarded the bout to O'Brien as Fitzsimmons collapsed, later regaining enough to leave the ring. O'Brien praised for control and speed, Fitzsimmons lamented his age and declared this his last fight.
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San Francisco
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Robert Fitzsimmons
Jack O’brien
Philadelphia
Graney
O’brien
Fitzsimmons
O'Brien
Switzsimmons
Marvin Hart
Tommy Ryan
Edward Graney
Bull” Croll
Harry Chester
Billy Bates
Spider O’ Kelly
Chappie Dewolf
Willie Fitzgerald
Fitz
Eddie
Bob Fitz
George U Harting
Italians of North End Seek Columbus Statue Move
Three leading North End Italians will petition Mayor Fitzgerald after the inauguration to relocate the Columbus statue from Washington Street near the Cathedral to Copley Square near Trinity Church, the Public Library, and the Art Museum.
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North End
Fitzgerald
Christopher Columbus
Washington Street
I.e Cathedral
Copley Square
Trinity Church
Public Library
Art Museum
Electric Decorating Outfit Promoted for Safe Tree Lighting
The Edison Exhibitions showcases the Electric Decorating Outfit as brilliant and safe for Christmas trees. Boards of underwriters favor its use and the display runs at Edison Exhibition open until 10 p.m. at 1 Head Place. The Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston promotes the safety move.
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Edison
Edison Electric Illuminating Company of
Boston
Board defies Moran on liquor licenses dispute
The Board of Police instructed Superintendent Pierce to tell District Attorney John B. Moran that they refuse to comply with his demand to void liquor licenses held by Young's Parker's Adams and Essex hotels. They plan to seek Attorney-General Parker's help to determine who is right.
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Board of Police
Pierce
John B. Moran
Young’s
Parker’s
Adams and
Essex
Parker
Police Board defies Moran over hotel bars closures and liquor control
District Attorney Moran presses the issue as the Police Board resists orders to close Adams House Parker House Youngs and Hotel Essex bars amid claims of screen-law compliance. Gaskin and Cain questioned on liquor enforcement, while the liquor squad is denied to Moran.
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Adams House
Parker House
Young*s
Hotel Essex
Moran
Hummel Convicted in Dodge Morse Divorce Case
New York reports Abraham H. Hummel a leading divorce and criminal lawyer convicted of conspiracy in the Dodge Morse divorce saga. The case involved attempts to nullify Clemence Dodge Morse’s divorce to C. F. Dodge to wed Charles W. Morse. The court orders now designate Mrs. Dodge Morse as Morse’s wife, denying Dodge any claim. Hummel’s career began as an office boy in the firm he later controlled. He faces detention in the Tombs despite a late release secured by his lawyers.
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Pullman
Abe” Hummel
James T. Morse
Charles W. Morse
Hummel
Dodge
Jerome
Sing Sing
Woodward
Supreme Court of Brooklyn
Abe Hummel
New York
Clemence Dodge Morse
Captain Morse
James Morse
Abraham H. Hummel
Dodge-Morse
C. F. Dodge
Dodge Morse
Cloudy Boston Forecast Ahead With Rain This Weekend
The forecast for Boston and nearby areas calls for generally cloudy skies on Thursday followed by rain. Friday remains unsettled with more rain, and easterly winds are expected to strengthen.
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Boston
Vicinity
New England Cloudiness Brings Rain and Colder Weekend
Increasing cloudiness affects New England on Thursday with rain in the south. Friday brings rain or snow in the region and colder air as northeast winds rise, with temperatures falling.
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New England
Dangerous Two Cent Economy Hits Gingers and Costs
A fragment notes a harsh effect of a low price regime on gingers and costs at Sainford. It mentions stores to rent and Albee's on 99 Blackstone St. with unclear context and minimal readable detail.
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Albee’s
Blackstone St
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Memoriam
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Mrs. Clemence Cowles Dodge-Morse
Haw
Yard Rose
Ethel Bentley
Jack O'Brien
Kaufman
Copley SQ
Mayer
Columbus
Voice OF
Italy
Little Italy
John F. Fitzgerald
Electricity
Pope Mfc. CO
Columbus Ave
CIFTS
Paine Furniture
Canaii Si
Clark’s
Palm Cafe
Causeway St
North Station
Sell Paysues
Boylston Street
Gen. Parker
Mr. Moran
Cain
Station 4
Gaskin
Station 2
Lee
Police Commission
Washington Forecast
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