Oldest Mason in the State Daniel Hollinger Dies at 100
Daniel Hollinger aged 100, the oldest Mason in Massachusetts, died Monday at his daughter’s home in Winthrop. His funeral is at 10:30 this morning at 7 Main Street Winthrop with Rev. Perry Bush officiating. Burial will be in Lowell after a 12:20 Boston departure. Hollinger, a 32d degree Mason, celebrated his centennial last Sept 15. The state Masons honored him with honorary membership and past grand deacon rank.
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Daniel Hollinger
Main Street
Winthrop
Perry Bush
Chelsea
Grand Lodge of Masons
Massachusetts
Lowell
Boston
Hollinger
Henry B. Fiske
Masons
Abbott W. Lawrence to Be Buried Friday
Funeral services for Abbott W. Lawrence, a prominent Chelsea lawyer and well known citizen, will be held Friday afternoon at his residence 40 Crescent Avenue. He died suddenly from heart disease yesterday morning in front of City Hall Chelsea.
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Abbott W. Lawrence
Chelsea
Crescent Avenue
Mr. Lawrence
City Hall
Hungary Fixes Daily Flour Ration Amid Shortage
Budapest official Gazette orders daily flour consumption set at 240 grammes per person for general population, 300 grammes for those in hard physical labor, as famine fears mount in Hungary.
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Amsterdam
London
Budapest
Police Probe Stalled in Mortell Assault Case
Investigation into the attack on Mrs. Christina Mortell of 4 Flagg Street halted as police at East Dedham Street station found no solid leads. Mrs Mortell remains in serious condition at City Hospital and repeatedly says she cannot identify her assailant.
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Christina Mortell
Flagg Street
City Hospital
Shoplifter Collapses in Municipal Court Trial
Mrs. Lillian Jost of Roxbury collapsed in Municipal Court during trial for shoplifting. Charged with stealing $10 worth of merchandise from downtown stores, she was treated and the trial continued. She was found guilty and sentenced to one month in the house of correction with suspended sentence.
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Lillian Jost
Dixwell Street
Roxbury
House of Correction
Roosevelt Granted Court Costs From Barnes Libel Suit
Former President Theodore Roosevelt was awarded 1442.52 in court costs against William Barnes after the Albany leader’s 50,000 libel suit was dismissed in Syracuse. The judge refused to set aside the verdict or grant a new trial despite Roosevelt’s request.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
William Barnes
Albany
Barnes
Roosevelt
William S. Andrews
Reliable Business Directory entry list of varied trades
A long directory listing wholesalers retailers manufacturers and enterprising firms with detailed addresses and specialties from Abdominal Belts to Wines and Liquors. Includes names such as Partridge & Co Alfred W Otis Boston Artificial Limb Co George R Fuller Co J. W. Hammond Co and many more across Boston and nearby towns.
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Alisteel
Federal St
Boston Metal Co
Cambridge St
George W. Miles
Broad St
Smith & McCance
Park
APPLE
Kingman & Hearty, Inc
F. H
Alfred W. Otis
Commercial St
J. C. White
Bromfield St
Boston Artificial Limb Co
Tremont St
Fisk ¢ & Arnold
Boylston
George R. Fuller Co
United
Peter Robertson
Chardon
Hay
Joseph Palmer
Rutherford Ar
Charlestown
van Buskirk & Osborne
Ist
E. Cambridge
Robert Miller & Co
State St
Willis
Broadway
Everett
Mass
Boston Regalia Co
Washington St
Chelsea
Pearl
Ryan Cushing Co
Summer St. Bank
Hill, Smith & Co
Perry Buxton Deane Co
Boston
Lewis E. Tracy Co
Atlantic Av
Lafayette Fund Benefit At Toy Theatre In Boston
A Boston committee led by prominent names organizes the Lafayette Fund to aid French soldiers in the trenches. A benefit performance at the Toy Theatre on Tuesday evening January 4 features Mlle Greuze and M Renevant with Miss Dorothy Jordan and Miss Anne Means dancing and John S. Codman singing The Marseillaise. Reserved seats and boxes priced for patrons, with a long list of patronesses and flower girls.
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France
Lafayette
Boston
Russell Codman
Allen Curtis
William C. Endicott, Jr
Allan Forbes
Charles C. Walker
Barrett Wendell
Robert M. Winthrop
Toy Theatre
Mlle. Greuze
Theatre Sarah Bernhardt
M. Renevant
Theatre Gymnase
Theatre Francaise d’Amerique
Dorothy Jordan
Anne Means
John S. Codman
Herrick’s
Copley Square
Gordon Abbott
Timothee Adamowski
M. S. Ames
Boylston Beal
Rosamond Eliot
Kenneth Howard
Louise McAlister
Margaret Rotch
Phyllis Sears
Ray Slater
Frederic Allen, Jr
Bernard Carter
Charles Codman, Jr
Day Kimball
Willard Simpkins
Frederic Stagg
Roderick Tower
Paul Watson, Jr
French Wounded Fund Contributions Detail Totals
A list from Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Worcester branches records contributions to the American Fund for French Wounded. Totals shown include general, motor truck, and volunteer workroom funds, with multiple individual donors and a final sum of 32 777.54.
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Kidder, Peabody & Co
Devonshire’ Street
American Fund
Motor Truck
Russell
Codman
Worcester
M. C
Etheredge Walker
Idaho
O. 'S Russell
Os Ie
Newton Dollar Fund
Additio
Julia
Lucian W. Rogers
Cora H. Clarke
Sach Oleae
Laura Lillian Brandt
N. Ll
Henry G. Crosby
Ee Sark
Ate Sordowiagne la Acy
Ates
Court
Carrie B
Holman
Mary B
E Curie
EB. B. Wallace
Weeping Weymouth Millionaire Faces Murder Trial
Joseph E L Miller a Weymouth granite maker and motorist on trial in Dedham charged with fatally injuring Weymouth Chief Patrick Butler last spring testified sobbing about the fatal ride He described being jailed and the bonds with the dead chief as cross examination began after court adjourned Also mentions Agnes L Riddle in Colorado feature tease
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Joseph E. L. Miller
Weymouth
Dedham
Patrick Butler
Michael J. Sughrue
Miller
Chief Butler
Mr. Miller
Butler
Red Cross to Lift Ban on Shipments of hospital supplies
Informal assurances indicate Britain will modify restrictions on American hospital supplies to the central powers. Red Cross officials compile lists for three large shipments not including rubber. Britain may authorize shipment to Germany Austria-Hungary and Bulgaria.
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Washington
Red Cross
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
London Foreign Office
Cecil Spring- Rice
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Young English actor killed at the front in France
Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis Charles Howard of the Eighth Somerset Light Infantry was killed in France. He had enlisted as a private, rose to lieutenant, resigned to act in America, then returned when war began and received a commission. He was 34, single.
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London
Lewis Charles Howard
Somerset Light Infantry
France
Howard
America
England
War Office
Family in Courtroom in Inquest Case
Witnesses for the government dominated most of the courtroom proceedings as the inquest in Quincy continued. Miller testified with his wife and children weeping nearby while Saleen Pearl stood with him. He admitted driving to Neponset after work and buying four quarts of ale. He said he had ham sandwiches and a pint for lunch then returned home with four workmen in the car. He then headed toward East Weymouth.
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Quincy
Miller
Neponset
East Weymouth
Pleasant Street
Butler
Alice
Remedy endorsement ad sells Plant Juice tonic claims
An advertisement features a Boston man recounting a drunken episode and a fatal car accident near East Weymouth, then promotes Plant Juice herbal tonic as a stomach remedy. It cites a Franklin resident, John J. Reilly, praising relief from indigestion, headaches, and dizziness after a week of use. The Plant Juice Man appears at Liggett's Drug Store in Boston for promotions.
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John J. Reilly
Main Street
Franklin
Mass
Reilly
Boston
Liggett’s Drug Store
Washington and
Avon Streets
23 Years of Service in Ministry Honored
The Rev. Edward Hilton Post of Grace Episcopal Church Everett observed the 23rd anniversary of his ordination. A special service followed by a reception marked the event. Post has resigned and will preach his last Grace Church sermon next Sunday.
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Edward Hilton Post
Grace Episcopal Church
Everett
Post
Grace Church
Tylose Hearings Resume Tomorrow Morning
The public hearing before the Finance Commission on the Tylose case will resume tomorrow at 10 o clock in the school committee rooms on Mason Street. A session planned for today was postponed by the commission.
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Finance Commission
Mason Street
Watson seeks delegate role at Democratic National Convention
City Councillor Watson announces candidacy to be a delegate to the Democratic National Convention in St. Louis next summer. He represents the 11th Congressional District including Titjarda 10 and appears amid local election interest.
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Watson
St. Louis
Titjarda
Anak
Boston Storage Warehouse Co Expanded Personal Property Storage
Packing and long distance shipments including household goods and personal property. Automobile storage offered for three years under careful storage services. The Boston Storage Warehouse Co operates at Mass and Westland Avenues with Rack Raw telephone 4272, highlighting growth in a warehouse neighborhood.
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Boston Storage Warehouse CO
Mass
Westland Avenues
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Hotel Westminster
Emile Fcoulon
Lafayette Fund
Marie’ D. Agassiz
Poole Printing Co
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Partridge & Co
Tremont
N.ef. Engineering Co
Atlantic Ave
Boston _Maililing Co
Union Paste Co
Congress
Massachusetts Bible Society
New Boston
J. _E. Camne Co
Sudbury St
Brunswick-Balke-Collender _Co
Chas
FE. Moss Co
Broad
Main
John T. Griffin Co
Milk St. Main
H. M. Sanders, & Co
Eliot St
Bils Hood & Son
South Market
Thomas J. Flynn & Co
Essex St
Steel Library Bureau
E. Rogers
Beach
Tel
George G. Quincy & Co
Otis St. Thain
Perrin Seamans & Co
Oliver
E. Howard Clock Co
Elocks
Seth Thomas
Daniel Pratts Son
Franklin St
MISSES’ _Atlas Mfg. Co
Eliox St
T. J. Flynn Metal Works
Albany St
Cambridge
G. Johnston Co
Sudbury, Hay
Globe Wernicke
Vederal St
M. S Pace &O
Salem St. Deafness
Harper Oriphone
Old South
Howe & French
Tsroad St
Edison Diamond Disc Phone
H. Thomas Co
Boylston St. George
Lincoln Parker
Boylston St
Pettingell Andrews Co
Pearl & Atlantic
Stuart, Howland Co
Joseph
Pearl St
EE Whalen & Co
Bedford
Baker &O
Fred’k A. King
Framingham
Chamberlain & Burnham, Inc
Wash’n St
Yawman & Erbe Mfg.o
Krivitsky & Co
Atlantic
Direct Sales Co., Inc
Snow Co
M. F. Foley & Co
Friend
G. M. Ingalls Co
P. H. Prior Co
A. F. Rich & Co
Harry Quint
Boylston, Cor
Clarendon
Hills
Furriers
Kikas Bros., Inc
Kakas Bros., Inc
Chauncy St
Cabot & Higley
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Harrison_ay
Gpafers Wines
F. Witherell Co
Causeway St
Burditt_ & Williams Co
J. Day &Co
Portland St
Richmond & Co
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Tne Inc
Chamber of Com
Mead “Morrison Mfg. Co
Fast
Marandi
J. C. Wetherbee Co
Bridge St
F St
Smith & Hopkins
Bowker St
KB Et Fitzhenry Co
Washington St. North
Mach. & Safe Moving
Bowen
Sudbury St. Tel
E. M. Smith & Son
Devonshire
Main Sat
Manifold Books
A. FE. Martell Co
Devonshire St
Spaulding Print Paper Co
B. Dempsey
Merrimae St
Westerly Granite Co
CW. Thompson & Co
Park _st
WOOD
Steel Brown, Howland Co
Macey-Stetson, Morris Co
Arch St
H. L. _ Stearns Desk Co
J. H. Tredennick & Co
Union
Carpenter Morton
U. S
Foreign
Crosby & Gregory
Geo. B. Robeson Co
W. J. Dobinson Eng. Co
George Lincoln Parker
Standard Plate Glass Co
Lunt Moss Co
South Market St
J. Comer Jones Pump Co
Daniels Printing Co
Buck Printing Co
Printers’ Rollers
Wild & Stevens, Inc
Purchase St
Union Label Anchor Linotype Co
High St. Main
Roscoe L. Chamberlain
Wm. G. Bell Co
Market St
D. Feinburg Co
M. Zimmerman Co
Fulton St
Rivet & Mach. Co
George H. Priggen Co
Hub Sign Co., Inc
Ash St. Ox
Felkin Co
Long Wharf
Marshall Sign Co., Co
Broad St. St
E Supplies Data Co
Pemberton Sq
M. J. O'Brien
Province Court
Casey & _Son
Steamship Agency & Foreign Exchange
Waverly Heats Heating & Supply
Albee’s
Hanover
Tel. Hay
C. Emerson Brown
Sunbury
George E. Marsters, Inc
Type Metal Refining Packard Metal Works
American
C+ Co
NEW
Hailand Blickensderfer Co
Len
Ial
Agnes L. Riddle
Colorado
Sunday Post
Marion
Lee
Britain
Remedy
John F. Reilly
Brockton
Beverly
Hyde Park
Lynn Worcester
Providence
The
Live Store
Hawley Sts
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