Boston College Class of 1913 Holds Annual Dinner
Irving J. Heath presided at the annual banquet of the Boston College class of 1913 at Quincy House. Speakers included M. F. O Connor John Hardigan and Raymond F Henderson. The organizing committee comprised John Hardigan John P Maloney and Thomas N Creed.
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Irving J. Heath
Boston College
Quincy House
M. F. O’connor
John Hardigan
Raymond F. Henderson
John P. Maloney
Thomas N. Creed
McDonald Elected Boston College Class of 1914 President
James N. McDonald was chosen president of the Boston College class of 1914 at the annual reunion held last night in Quincy House. Retiring President John J. Hogan presided as 43 alumni attended.
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James N. McDonald
Boston College
Quincy House
John J. Hogan
No Muzzles Upon Papers Debate In Ford Hall
A Boston audience debated whether the press is muzzled with two hours of remarks from Rev Paul Harris Drake and James Ernest King. Drake argued advertisers suppress stories while King contended muzzling is not proven and that public welfare is unaffected. Edith Foster blamed readers for shaping news offerings.
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Ford Hall
Boston
Ing
Paul Harris Drake
Christ Church, Dorchester
Mr. Drake
James Ernest King
Transcript
Drake
Edith Foster
Warren Dunham Foster
Youth's Companion
Engineer Killed in Crash of Locomotives
A crash between a passenger shuttle and the Cannon Ball freight near Dorchester resulted in multiple injuries and an engine engulfed in the wreck. William A. Boyle, the passenger engineer, suffered a fractured leg while W. A. Braun and H. L. Freedman escaped with injuries. The accident was blamed on a signal mix up as the freight, with perishables, faced the passenger locomotive on a siding between tracks.
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Thes
William A. Boyle
W. A. Braun
L. L. Sharpe
H. L. Freedman
A Street
Boston
New York
Dorchester
Stearns
Medford Faces Tax Hike Risk At Budget Dinner
Mayor Benjamin F. Haines warned the newly elected Medford Board of Aldermen at the annual city government dinner at the Quincy House that the city must economize or its tax rate will be advanced.
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Medford
Benjamin F. Haines
Quincy House
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