Annual Banquet of the Society of Colonial Wars in Boston
In the Hotel Brunswick last evening the fourth annual court of the Society of Colonial Wars convened with about 125 members and guests. Massachusetts Governor Abbot presided with Roger Wolcott and Josiah Quincy among the speakers. Officer elections followed dinner with a long list of new officers and committee members announced for the coming year.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
Brunswick
The
Society of Colonial Wars
Francis Wingwood Abbot
Society
Commonwealth
Abbot
Roger Wolcott
Josiah Quincy
de Peyster
National Society
Theodore S. Woolsey
Yale
George M. Budge
Clement K. Fay
S. R
E.S. Barrett
Mansfield
Gamaliel Bradford
Mayflower Descendants
Club
Governor Wolecott
Wolcott
Lahding
Pilgrims
James Russell Lowell
Republic
Quincy
Delmonico’s
Boston
Arthur John Clark London
Hosea Morrill Knowlton
Charles John McIntire
Edward Webster McGlewen
Charles Sumner Parsons
Abijah Thompson
Francis Apthorp Foster
Robert Thaxter Swan
Walter Kendall Watkins
Melville Madison Bigelow
Myles Standish
M. D
George Madison Budge
Samuel Arthur Bent
Nathaniel Johnson Rust
Albert Alonzo Folsom
Frank Merriam
Charles Montraville Green
James Atkins Noyes
Joseph Grafton Minot
Frederic Banker Carpenter
Leonard Kip Storrs
D. D
Josiah Little Hale
Frank William Sprague
Subways Fall Injure Worker In Haymarket Accident
Thomas Gerraughty 26 of East Boston was hit by falling lumber on Metropolitan Construction Co section of the subway in Haymarket square at 4 yesterday. His right leg was broken and he was admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Thomas Gerraughty
Brooks Street
Boston
Metropolitan Construction Company
Haymarket Square
Massachusetts General Hospital
Recount Officials Defend Fair Process in Ward 4 Vote
The Board of Election Commissioners defended the recount of street commissioner ballots. Duane pressed for four clerks removal amid fraud claims, while Cram and others said no fraud occurred. Officials noted sworn staff and allowed multiple observers during opening, sorting, and counting.
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Cram
Duane
Barry
Berwin
Colby
W. F. Donovan
W. J. Donovan
Lee
Lott
Mahoney
Board of Elections
Adie Walan
Board of Election Commissioners
Election Department
Kennedy
Corbett
Ward 4
Department
Mr. Tuane
Labor and Immigration Debate at AFL Convention
In Cincinnati on December 21 the AFL convention adjourned with New England delegates to return home. Ashe and Harry White were ill while the immigration restriction debate dominated the session, and it was sent to the executive committee for review by affiliated groups within six months. A motion to curb souvenir publications passed. The Olney resolution for navy yard and arsenal investigations was endorsed after evidence of union discrimination at Brooklyn navy yards was presented.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
New England
Ashe
Harry White
Lloyd
Brooklyn
Navy
Olney
Congress
Yardmaster Fatally Injured in Mill Coupler Incident
John G. Ingalls, yardmaster at Arlington mills in Lawrence, was killed when he was crushed between two freight cars on a curve while coupling cars in the mill yard. He died about twenty minutes after the accident.
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Lawrence
John G. Ingalls
Arlington Mills
Ingalls
Witness Recounts Hatlinger Plot Against Dedham Woman
In Dedham Superior Court, Nancy D. Gillett testifies she knew Hatlinger since May and he pressed for money while claiming a catarrh cure. She details visits, dinners, a overnight stay, gifts, and repeated pressure by Hatlinger and allies including Mrs. Holt to settle a supposed lawsuit. Adjourned until tomorrow.
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Dedham
Braley
Joseph J. Hatlinger
Marion E. Hattlinger
Susan A. Holt
Boston
Nancy D. Gillett
Hatlinger
Nancy Gillett
Grover
Harris
Hyde Park Avenue
Grew’s Woods
Forest Hills Crematory
Hyde Fark Avenue
Frank
Mrs. Hatlinger
Mrs. Holt
Fire at Newton fruit store causes $800 damage
An evening fire in Newton raced through a fruit store in French's block on Washington Street. The blaze started when a kerosene lamp overturned, causing about $800 in damage. Firefighter J. F. Harrigan suffered a serious leg cut from a fall through an open bulkhead and was taken home for treatment.
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French’s Block
Washington Street
Newton
Damiano Salema
J. F. Harrigan
Hose 1
City Council approves salary increases for treasurer and clerk
Quincy officials report to the city council that the salary of the city treasurer is raised from 1200 to 1500 per year and the city clerk from 1200 to 1400 per year during the regular finance committee meeting tonight.
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Quincy
Committee On Finance
Dean's Kidney Pills Backed by Busy Boston Firm Endorsement
A Boston plumbing firm head, F F Rice of Bennett & Rice, testifies to rapid kidney relief from Dean's Kidney Pills after severe backache. He purchased at Knight's Pharmacy and reports pain relief and regained function. Pills sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. at 50 cents per box.
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Dean
F. F. Rice
Bennett & Rice, Plumbers and Steam Fitters
Sudbury St
Knight’s Pharmacy
Court St
Cor. Hanover
Bank Failures Prompt Clearing House Action
Comptroller Eckels cites reckless methods by officers and directors of two Chicago banks as the cause of failure. He notes concealed Calumet Electric Railway holdings and unfulfilled promises to remedy weaknesses. Clearing house suspends the banks to prevent broader financial stringency and protect creditors.
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Schneider
National Bank of Illinois
Chicago Associated Press
Eckels
Calumet Electric Railway
McKeon
Calumet Electric Company
Clearing House Committee
Clearing House
Democratic Dinner Hails Russell Legacy and Sound Money
At a dinner of the Young Men's Democratic Club in Indianapolis President Sigourney Butler and General Buckner led tributes to William E. Russell and the party’s principles. Speakers praised sound money, attacked Chicago delegates, and urged unity remains to guide future Democratic policy and leadership.
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Buckner
Richard Olney
Young Men’s Democratic Club
The
United States
Sigourney Butler
Francis L. Coolidge
Club
Hamlin
Butler
Commonwealth
Chicago
Republican Party
Indianapolis
William E. Russell
General Buckner
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Madison
Jackson
Grover Cleveland
Tilden
Cariff
John Andrew
Patrick Maguire
Henry
O. Ferrall
Virginia
No Time to Lose on Encyclopedic Dictionary Offer in Boston
Hundreds of buyers in Boston rush to secure an up to date Encyclopedic Dictionary from the National Newspaper Syndicate at about half price before the limited Boston sets sell out. Headquarters at 871 Washington Street invite inspections of four volumes with colored plates. no pressure to buy as sets are marketed mainly to select applicants.
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Boston
National Newspaper Syndicate
Washington Street
Life Guard praised by Boston residents for influenza relief
Col A M Benson of Kilby Street Boston reports neighbors and family have benefited from Life Guard for severe flu attacks. Dr Thomas P Shaw of Lowell developed the remedy, marketed at 60 cents a bottle with claims it cures colds prevents pneumonia arrests la grippe and contains no morphine or quinine.
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Kilby Street
Boston
Thomas P. Shaw
Lowell
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts Medical Society
Life Guard
la Grippe
Death of New York hotelier David M. Hil dreth Sr
David M. Hildreth Sr a long time hotel proprietor of the West End Hotel Long Branch and the Metropolitan Hotel at Broadway and Prince street was found dead in his New York home after lunch and a nap. He was discovered by a family member.
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New York
David M.hildreth, Sr
West End
Long Branch
Metropolitan
Broadway
Prince Street
Death by self in lodging house at 11 Asylum Street
Abraham Kooh, about 24, who had stayed a year at 11 Asylum Street, shot himself yesterday forenoon after telling his landlady he lost all savings in a failed laundry business. He died ten minutes after going to his room. A letter to a brother was left.
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Mr. Hatlinger
Boston
Abraham Kooh
Asylum Street
Tragedy At West Houlton Station
Joseph Horsford was struck by a locomotive while trying to stop a frightened team near the Bangor and Aroostook station at West Houlton Maine. He died instantly.
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Houlton
Bangor & Aroostook
West Houlton
Joseph Horsford
American Wringer Company Instalment Offer Notice
Diamonds watches jewelry silverware clocks manicure sets banquet lamps offered on instalments. Orders by mail or telephone receive prompt attention. The American Wringer Company Broadway Boston successor Met. Manfg. 0.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway
Boston
Met
Manfg
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