Police Report On Tech Riot of November 2 1904
The Massachusetts Police Board reports to Governor Bates on the collision between police and Massachusetts Institute of Technology students during a joint Harvard Republican Club parade on November 2 1904. It details parade permits, escorts, staffing, and actions to prevent disorder amid a 1000 person lecture audience and a law class at Huntington Hall.
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Police Board
John JL. Bates
Commonwealth of
Massachusetts Avenue
Beacon Street
Technology
Board of Police
Harvard Club
Technology Club
Commonwealth Avenue
Huntington Hall
Rogers
Newbury Street
Captain Hall
Harvard
Hall
Institute of Technology
Tech
Cambridge
Harvard Bridge
Boston
Hereford Street
Harvards
Columbus Avenue
Park Square
Boylston
Washington
School
Beacon Streets
Charles Street
Institute
Rogers Building
Boylston Street
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Fitzgerald
Starvation myths and a digested view of Stuart's tablets
The piece argues against starvation for dyspepsia, promoting Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe cure. It explains how eating properly aids digestion, outlines the tablets' gentle effect on digestive glands, and touts the book of symptoms and free literature from TY. A. Stuart Co.
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Stuart
TY. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mid
Police Board Publishes Discipline Rulings On MIT Incident
General Order No 123 lists specifications against Captain Hall Lieutenant Watkins and others for neglect of duty during Nov 2 events at MIT Rogers Building. The board finds guilty to multiple specifications, дорges officers reduced in rank, fines imposed, and transfers ordered effective roll call.
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Rogers
Metcalf
Walker
Harvard
Technology
Nangouilty
Rogers Steps
Brunswick Hotel
Hows
Tufts College
Boylston Street
Huntington Avenue
Police Board
George A. Hall
Division 16
Captain Hall
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hall
Institute
Henry J. Walkins
Division
Watkins
Talkins
Fitzgerald
W.W. H. H. Emmons
P. Curtis
H. F. Adams
Board of Police
Military commission verdicts on officers and sergeants
The commission finds Captain George A Hall guilty of neglect of duty and reduces him to lieutenant. Lieutenant Henry J Watkins is reduced to sergeant. Sergeants Richard Fitzgerald Hayden J Ringer and James E Sanford are reduced to patrolman. Sergeants William Sheehan Frank Arnold Ernest Baylor and Thomas F Goode Jr receive 30 days of forfeited pay. Sergeants Daniel F Eagan and George H Guard are not...
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James EB. Sanford
Hayden J. Ringer
Frank Arnold
Thomas F. Goode, Jr
Ernest R. Taylor
William J. Sheehan
Sanford
Ringer
Arnold
Goode
Taylor
Sheehan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Masachusetts Institute of Technology
James FB. Sanford
Ags
George H. Guard
Division
Daniel F. Eagan
Fagan
George A. Hall
Charles H. Denton
Henry J. Watkins
Richard Fitzgerald
James E. Sanford
Board of Police
Thomas Ryan
William H. Pierce
William Sheehan
Ernest Baylor
Republicans of 8th Ward Elect Officers
The Republican ward committee of Ward 8 at 60 Leverett street organized and elected Hyman Zarling as chairman, Hammond T. Fletcher as treasurer, and Michael J. Toumey as secretary for the ensuing year.
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Republican Ward Committee
Ward 8
Leverett Street
Hyman Zarling
Hammond T. Fletcher
Michael J. Toumey
Mother's warning over Scott's Emulsion kept from curious kids
A mother writes that she must lock Scott's Emulsion away after her children drink it when she is away. She notes children find it tasty and comforting because it makes them feel good and rosy cheeked, and asks for a free sample. Scott & Bowne, Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
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Charles Streets
Charles and
Boylston Streets
Institute Grounds
Berkeley Street
Clarendon Street
Berkeley
Police
Adams
Technology Grounds
Bursar
Trinity Church
Clarendon
Metcalf’s
Chickering
Curtis
Mercealf
Copley Square
Small
Wee Eees
Emmons
Walkin
Sergeant Fitzgerald
Offihat
8Th Ward
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