Long skirts in street wear draw Boston opinion
Mrs James T Fields endorses practical dress over the long trained skirt saying good sense governs taste. Dr Caroline Hastings agrees and denounces the style as unnecessary dirty and unhealthy. Both women, active Boston professionals, advocate simpler, sensible attire for daily wear and travel.
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Post
James T. Fields
Boston
Caroline Hastings
Huntington Avenue
Dr. Hastings
The Wind and the Rain Hits Boston Area Storm Toll
A heavy storm roared through Boston area causing telegraph disruption and property damage. An unfinished Dorchester house belonging to Charles Woodside toppled, a Barn on Walk Hill street was displaced, and windows shattered. A coal steamer C Tayer labors to round Race Point as 45 mph winds and breaking seas threaten vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Charles Woodside
Joseph Myers
Walk Hill Street
Cambridge Symphony Concerts Fourth Boston Series at Sanders Theatre
The Cambridge Symphony in the Boston Symphony Orchestra series presents this evening at Sanders Theatre a program featuring A Faust overture Wagner suite for violin and orchestra Loeffler Rustic Wedding Symphony with soloist M Loeffler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sanders Theatre
Wagner
M. Loeffler
Surgeon proposes hospital tapper to cut fire response time
The surgeon in charge at the Emergency Hospital urged fire commissioners to install a tapper in the hospital to trigger rapid alarm response by a surgeon and ambulance at any hour. A second alarm would dispatch the ambulance with two surgeons to any city area.
Fall River Weavers Strike Ends In Conference Standoff
Narragansett mill superintendent Harrison met with the striking weavers and their secretary Whitehead seeking a conference but reached no common ground. The strikers, nine weeks into the walkout, planned to remain out and a ball in aid of the strikers was set for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forl River
Harrison
Narragansett
Whitehead
Weavers’ Hall
First performance of Francis Wilsons new opera The Lion Tamar
New York December 30 reports the Broadway theatre opened after rehearsals for the debut of Francis Wilsons comic opera The Lion Tamar. The show features a libretto from Jules Preval and Albert de Sainte-Albin with lyrics by J Cheever Goodwin, music by Richard Stahl, and orchestration by John Philip Sousa. The cast includes Wilson, Plunkett, Lennox, Crane, Prunette, Steiger, Jansen, Moore, Lyford, and Kissing among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sprcrat
Broadway
Francis Wilson
Jules Preval
Albert de Sainte- Albin
J. Cheever Goodwin
Mr. Wilson
Richard Stahl
John Philip Sousa
United States Marine Band
Washington
Casimir
Grand Duke
Charles Plunkett
Lotherman
Gilbert Clayton
Gobson
Fred Lennox
Count Verdigris
Seth M. Crane
Picasso
William Prnette
Marquis de Chianti
William Steiger
Angelina
Marie Jansen
Lucia
Laura Moore
Nina
Nellie Lyford
Columbo
Cecile Kissing
A Boston Man Among Them Forester Leaders Chosen
The American Forestry Association held a morning session at the Department of Agriculture in Washington. Officers elected for the coming year include President William Alvord of San Francisco. Vice-presidents include Dr B G Northrop of Clinton Connecticut John T Hobbs of North Lerwick Maine J D W French of Boston Massachusetts J B Harrison of Franklin Falls New Hampshire L D Davis of Newport Rhode Island and Senator Edmunds of Lunenburg Vermont. Henry M Fisher M D of Philadelphia is treasurer Dr N H Eglestone of Washington, D C is recording secretary and Edward A Bowers of Washington, D C is corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washieton
American Forestry Association
Department of Agriculture
William Alvord
San Francisco
Cal
B. G. Northrop
Clinton, Conn
John T. Hobbs
North Lerwick
J.D. W. French
Boston
Mass
J. B. Harrison
Franklin Falls
N. H
L. D. Davis
Newport
R. I
Edmunds
Lunenburg
Henry M. Fisher
M.D
Philadelphia
N. H. Eglestone
Washington, D. C
Edward A. Bowers
Washington
D. C
Messiah Craze Reignites Among Cheyenne and Arapaho
A Cheyenne and Arapaho courier reports the Messiah craze has risen again with Left Hand chief of the Arapahoes and Old Crow and Whirlwind chiefs of the Cheyennes gathering about 1000 Indians in interior hills. They have kept the dance ongoing for days and nights, vowing not to stop until the Savior arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guttuhri
Oklahoma
Cheyenne
Arapahoe Reservations
Arapahoes
Whirlwind
Two Passenger Cars Wreck on Rail Line West of Bristol
A broken rail on the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia railroad four miles west of Bristol wrecked the west bound passenger train this morning and ditched two coaches. The injured include Mrs. Rev. E. M. Farra Miss Sadie Farra Nellie St John ex Congressmen R R Butler A L Kite B G McDowell and Berry Weil all severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Tenn
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Bristol
E. M. Farra
Sadie Farra
Midway
Nellie St. John
R. R. Butler
A. L Kite
B. G. McDowell
Berry Weil
Death of Thomas J Lee of Baltimore
Thomas J. Lee an 84 year old Baltimore resident died of grip today. He worked in the War Department's Topographical Bureau in Washington and was a West Point graduate with honours. His class included Meade Humphreys Johnston and Robert E Lee attended West Point at the same time. He once served as aide de camp to General Winfield Scott. Earlier, he aided the government in adjusting the Canada Maine boundary dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J- Lee
Baltimore
Thomas J. Lee
Lee
War Department
Washington
Boston
West Point
Meade and
Humphreys
United States Army
Joseph Johnston
Robert E. Lee
Mr. Lee
Winfield Scott
Canada
Maine
Fitchburg Train Wreck After Heavy Rain
In Fitchburg Massachusetts a washed out sand bank blocked the main tracks near River Street. The Cheshire express train derailed at 4:50 am as Engineer E P Clifford activated air brakes. engine overturned. Fireman W H Weymouth injured and slightly burned. both crews unhurt passengers. Trains run on a side track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Firenpurc
Mass
River Street
E. P. Clifford
W. H. Weymouth
Army Officer to Be Court Martialed in Cleveland
An order from the War Department appoints a general court martial to convene in Cleveland Ohio on January 19 to try Major Lewis C Overman of the Engineer Corps on charges of irregularities in accounts tied to government funds collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washincton
War Department
Cleveland
Lewis C. Overman
Engineer Corps
Wreck injures three near Alliance on railroad line
A wreck near Salem O on the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad destroyed eighteen cars. Three men were badly hurt including engineer Matt Grimes who is fatally injured, fireman James Graves scalded, and brakeman James Head with a crushed arm. All victims resided in Alliance.
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Alliance
Salem
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Anchored Under Chatham For Shelter In Gale
Dec 30 report from ChatHam notes a heavy north west gale continues but weather is clear and colder. British steamer Merjulio bound for Norfolk, steamer Frostburg for Baltimore, and schooner Jennie C May sought anchorage under Chatham tonight due to the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
ChatHam M
Merjulio
Norfolk
Frostburg
Baltimore
Jennie C. May
New Year Services At South Congregational Church
The close of the year will be observed at the South Congregational Church corner Exeter and Newbury streets Thursday evening with the Lord's Supper. All interested are invited. service led by Rev. Dr. Hale. At King's Chapel there was a service at 8 pm on Thursday evening Dec 31.
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South Congregational Church
Cor. of
Exeter
Newbury
Hale
King’s Chapel
Martyr or Vagrant Take the Poor Debtor's Oath
Constable Henry Howard describes Minon as a drinking man with funds to pay taxes yet loafing and begging others for support. He recounts threats of arrest for 1887 taxes after April demands and notes Minon's unhelpful family. He warns of a local debt-collection gang planning to spend money on drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Howard
Minon
Suburban Bappenings and Local Meetings in Chelsea and Vicinity
A detailed local roundup notes the fifth anniversary banquet of General W. S. Hanecock Command Union Veterans' Union in Chelsea with about 125 attendees. Everett held an adjourned town meeting at Everett Hall to discuss Glenwood Cemetery rules, a committee was formed to study a town electric plant purchase, and a charter vote date for the Australian system is set for Jan 26. Obsequies for Conductor O. Judson Hart of the Boston and Maine were held in Woburn with many dignitaries present and burial at Salem Street Cemetery. Dorchester Temple Church hosted Demorest medal contestants, and Miss Nellie Keefe wed J. W. Brodbine in Somerville. State army inspections continued at Charlestown armory and nearby districts, while St. Peter's Church in Cambridge announced New Year’s Eve services by the choral choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Everett Hall
Dudley
O. Judson Hart
Boston & Maine Railroad
Unitarian Church
Woburn
Shawsheen Tribe
Nahmeokee Council
Liberty Council
Martha Washington Council
Daughters of Liberty
D. W. Sanborn
John Blood
Thomas N. Hart
Boston
Henry C. Parker
Salem Street
St. Peter’s Church
Main Street
Cambridge
Charles H. Perry
Boston Political Club Debates Governor Power
Women gathered at the Church of the Disciples for lessons on town and state governance. A parliamentary drill led to a debate on whether the Governor should have sole control of State administration, with the negative side prevailing in a lively discussion about one man power versus a system with broader accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Political Club
Church of the Disciples
Henry White
H. J. Smith
C. H. Wilson
L. F. Lawery
Skeleton Identified as Missing Husband in Acton Woods
Dec 30 report states Mrs. Hannah Nelligan of South Lawrence identified the skeleton found in Acton woods as her husband who disappeared fifteen months ago after leaving her at the gate of the Washington mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Acton Woods
Hannah Nelligan
South Lawrence
Washington Mill
Rupture doctor offers private treatment by expert physician
Advertisement seeks patients for rupture, hydrocele, and varicocele treatment by a physician with 30 years of experience. Readers may obtain a sealed book by sending for details or visit the office at 6 Bulfinch Place Boston on Tuesdays from 9 am to 3 pm. No interview charge. No cures or names published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock Box
Boston
Bulfinch Place
Engraving Coupon Delayed for Delivery of Portraits
The Post's State Engraving Coupon will not appear again until engravings are ready for delivery. Absence of several gentlemen whose portraits are essential causes an unavoidable delay. Hold your complete coupon sets until the engraving is announced, and incomplete sets can be completed when the coupon reappears.
Indian Legislature Discusses Greater Autonomy
British dependencies seek broader freedom as Indian Legislature debates autonomy. Labouchere comments on Canada and the idea that India may become a new United States or align with the Great Republic, with Australia seen as likely to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Confident Words From President French of Manhattan Trust Co
In the Manufacturers' Record this week President French of the Manhattan Trust Company surveys 1892 prospects. He notes strong grain crops and improved debt payments on Western farm mortgages, plus Western bank reserves surpassing Eastern levels. He cites record New York deposits of 455 million and reserves of 36.0 million, predicting America leading world finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartimmorr
New York
French
Manhattan Trust Company
America
No More Glove Fighting in New York Postponed
Four round glove contest between Peter Maher and Jack Dempsey scheduled for January 14 at Madison Square Garden was indefinitely postponed amid police opposition. A Maher versus Peter Jackson bout on January 28 also canceled. Corbett and Mitchell’s February 11 bout likely affected. Cal McCarthy and Tom Callaghan must fight before January 26 or not at all per Olympic Club president Neel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter Maher
Jack Dempsey
Madison Square Garden
Murray
Garden
Maher
Peter Jackson
James J. Corbett
Charley Mitchell
Neel
Olympic Club of
New Orleans
Cal McCarthy
Tom Callaghan
McCarthy
Callaghan
Indian Congress calls for Indian legislature and rep resentation
The Indian National Congress in Nagpur adopts a resolution demanding a parliamentary body for India with elected representatives amid calls to cut Indian army and Lonpox expenditures. The article notes climate and hunger as drivers of representation gaps.
Tribesmen Submit as British Advance Reaches Llanza
Advices from Gilgit report a successful British advance with Llanza occupied without opposition. Tribesmen have submitted and a road from Gilgit to the Pamires will be possible after Cashmere to Gilgit completion, easing access to disputed borders among Great Britain, Russia and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcurra
Gilgit
Cashmere
Llanza
Pamiers
National Reform Association Plans Tariff Reform Push
Indianapolis Dec 80 The executive committee of the National Reform Association met and outlined plans for the coming campaign. Debates over Speaker Crisp on tariff legislation led to calls for general tariff reform while others urged a more cautious approach. A resolution was adopted declaring tariff reform the primary issue to be pursued with renewed energy in the fifty second Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
National Reform Association
Crisp
Turkish Vizier seeks renewal of Franco Bulgarian ties
In Paris on December 30 the Turkish Grand Vizier asked French foreign minister Ribot to renew relations with Bulgaria after Bulgaria expelled Chadonine. He pledged that any future measures affecting foreigners in Bulgaria would be communicated to the Porte and the respective foreign representative before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Ribot
France
Bulgaria
Grand Vivier
Dynamite outrage rocks Mons in Belgian blast
A Mons constable’s residence attached to the communal hall was struck by Labouviere cartridge detonations. The blast destroyed the communal building and damaged nearby houses but caused no fatalities. Police investigations follow in the Belgian town of Hainaut’s capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Mons
Hainaut
Portrait Painter Frederick G Wright Dies in Weymouth
Mr. Frederick G Wright died Tuesday morning at South Weymouth from consumption. An artist with a notable reputation especially as a portrait painter he studied abroad for several years and upon return established a studio at 5 Park Street He belonged to St Botolph Papyrus Art and Tavern clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick G. Wright
South Weymouth
Park Street
Wright
St. Botolph, Papyrus, Art and Tavern
Trimounts elects officers at secret meeting
John J. Hill was re elected president Fred Robertson chosen vice president J F Moakley secretary C Crowley treasurer M J Casey financial secretary J Connor captain and K Ns Osthnes lieutenant at a secret meeting of the Trimounts board of managers held last evening. The next regular meeting will be Sunday when the committee on new quarters is expected to make a final report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hill
Fred Robertson
J. F. Moakley
C. Crowley
M. J. Casey
J. Connor
K. Ns. Osthnes
Roxbury High School Class Of 1990 Reunion Held
The Roxbury High School class of 1990 gathered last evening in the high school building with fifty of sixty members in attendance. An entertainment program featuring singing and readings preceded a collation for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury High School
Theosophical Ethics Meeting in Boston Society
The Boston Theosophical Society will hold its next meeting at 152 Boylston Street on Thursday December 31 at 8 p.m. Captain Edward S. Huntington will deliver an address on Theosophical Ethics. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boston Theosophical Society
Boylston Street
Edward S. Huntington
Suffering Caused by Tariffn from Halifax News
Captain Ozon of the Virgesco reports a full cargo of frozen and salt herrings from the Bay of Islands Newfoundland. He notes west coast residents fear ongoing flour and herring taxes will force many to abandon their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauifax
N.S
Ozon
Virgesco
Bay of Islands
Newfoundland
Telegraphers Win Strike With SP Agreement
San Francisco dispatch reports Southern Pacific General Manager Towne agreed to withdraw the contested affidavit and reinstate about three quarters of the striking railroad telegraphers. The action follows a months long dispute that drew in the trainmen who threatened a general strike to support the operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Towne
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Fire consumes Standard Oil Works engine room at Constable Hook
Fire swept the engine room of the large cooperage building at Standard Oil Works Constable Hook Port Jersey tonight. The blaze likely to total loss equipment and building valued around 75000 dollars. Firemen battled flames to prevent spread to nearby property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen Port
N.J
Standard Oil Works
Constable Hook
Varnish Store Blaze Causes 350 Dollar Loss
A brisk fire at W. H. Ennis varnish store on Fulton Street last night caused $350 in damage. Fire crews quickly contained the blaze and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ennis
Fulton Street
The New Spanish Tariff Enacts Higher Alcohol and Sugar Duties
Maprim Dec 50 The new tariff imposes prohibitive duties on alcohol and sugar and relieves burdens on railroad rails and other railroad material. It features a single duty column for nations without treaties, with concessions for reciprocity pacts including most favored nation. Export iron ore duty capped at 25 centimes per ton. Cabinet adoption followed. publication imminent as Parliament convenes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maprim
Spain
Workers Rebuff Wage Cut in London Shipyards
In London on December 30, helpers in the Tees and Tyne shipyards rejected a five percent wage reduction proposed by employers citing stagnation in shipbuilding. Other operatives accepted the cut. If unresolved in four days, the employers may strike next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tees
Tyne
Imperial Diet Dissolved Over Debates on Relief Bills
The Imperial Diet was dissolved after rejecting or delaying debate on all government bills. The government issued an ordinance allocating 4 million dollars for earthquake and flood relief and for repairing damaged embankments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Diet
The Amnesty in Hayti Proclaimed
Advices from Kingston Jamaica say President Hippolyte has proclaimed a general amnesty in Hayti and many Haytians in exile have been recognized and applied for passports to return. Leaders of factions will not return to Hayti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kingston
Hippolyte
Hayti
The Case of Dunlap Pardon Refused by Governor
Governor Russell refuses to grant the pardon recommended by the executive council for James Dunlap. Dunlap robbed the Northampton bank and received a just punishment. With a small portion of his term left, the state should not alter the sentence beyond the standard good behavior deduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Yale and Harvard Unions Debate on First Vote
From the Philadelphia Record comes notice of a January 14 debate in Cambridge between Yale Union and Harvard Union. The topic asks if a young man casting his first vote in 1892 should vote Republican, with Harvard supporting the affirmative. Governor Russell is expected to preside as tickets sell briskly for the intellectual clash, planned for a return match in New Haven in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Yale Union
Harvard Union
Horvard Union
Cambridge
Russell
New Haven
Yale
Those Committee Appointments
The Manchester Union notes Republicans previously claimed New England would be left out when Democrats held power. The Republican Courier complains Speaker Crisp favors Massachusetts Democrats given committee makeup. The piece argues New England Democrats fared well and that New England itself is fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Union
New England
Republican Courier
Crisp
Massachusetts
The Ohio Senatorship Confronts Sherman Succession Fight
Columbus Ohio December 30 The legislative contest looms as the Senate seat opens with ex governor Foraker sending workers into action and Senator Sherman expected to arrive from Washington on the eve of the convening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sherrin
United States Senate
Foraker
Sherman
Washington
Death by own action of Hamburg coffee broker Hamepuna Dee
Herr Titzek, a once wealthy Hamburg coffee broker whose fortune was said to exceed a million marks, committed death by his own action. Business losses and ill health are believed to have driven his self destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Hamepuna
Herr Titzek
Walt Whitman Growing Weaker In Philadelphia
In PaHitApEopHia on December 30 the poet Walt Whitman was reported by his physician to be growing weaker with a pinched bluish look on his lips and face. The only nourishment he took that day was orange juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Whitman
Belgium Takes Over Bell Telephone Service
Brussels government announces that starting January 1, 1892, it will assume and conduct all telephone service presently provided by Bell Telephone Company, whose instruments are used in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Gobbles
Bell Telephones
Brussels
Bell Telephone Company
Hoodoo Name Defeat in Boston School Committee Race
The Worcester Gazette reports the Boston school committee contest ended with Allen defeated after a recount. Original tallies gave Marshall 27,144, Allen 27,031, Humphreys 26,949. recount results shift to Humphreys 27,257, Marshall 27,234, Allen 27,142.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Allen
Boston School Committee
Marshall
Humphreys
Hurricane Passes Spain Northwest As Snow Falls in Aragon
Marrno reports a hurricane swept the northwest of Spain today while Aragon endured heavy snow. Weather centers note strong winds accompanying the hurricane with snowfall concentrated in the Aragon region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrno
Spain
Aragon
Poisonous prank at Masterton wedding feast leaves two dead
A practical joker added a poisonous substance he mistook for Epsom salts to wedding feast fare in Masterton. Thirty guests were poisoned. two died and several others are critically ill, prompting medical and police inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masterton
N. Z
Prince George of Wales Leaves Marlborough House
Prince George of Wales recovered from typhoid fever and departed Marlborough House for Sandringham estate today. The movement follows a period of illness indicating improving health and return to royal duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince George OF Wales
London
Marlborough House
Sandringham
Prince of Wales
Archdeacon Norris Dies After Brief Dean Appointment
London reports Archdeacon J Pilkington Norris died aged after being named Dean of Chichester yesterday. He had held the archdeaconry of Bristol since 1881.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Pilkington Norris
Chichester
Bristol
Public Schools Adopt Swedish Gymnastics System
The Herald reports that grammar school children no longer recess in the forenoon but follow a Swedish Ling gymnastics plan. Teachers support the change, citing ample time for ventilation and luncheon, with outdoor practice in good weather and indoor practice otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Schindler
Post
Gossip on 1892 Street Railways Committee
The Legislature's Street Railways Committee is seen as less influential this year. Report of the Rapid Transit Commission may go to the Committee on Cities instead, a shift noted by common understanding. Other street railway matters likely follow the same path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid Transit Commission
Committee On Cities
Bank to Move into New John Hancock Rooms on Devonshire Street
In a few days the bank will relocate to enlarged spaces on the first floor of the John Hancock building at 178 Devonshire Street with an entrance from 35 Federal Street. The former customers will find the branch only a short distance away and the bank solicits a share of nearby business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hancock Building
Devonshire Street
Federal Street
Entertainers Shine at Boston Young Men's Union Event
A agreeable entertainment last evening for members and friends in Union Mall featured Nilsson Quartette Eva L Baker Marie E Weale Ella C Luce Lizzie W Cushing Charles L Capen on piano and Harry James as impersonator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Union Mall
Nilsson
Eva L. Baker
Marie E. Weale
Ella C. Luce
Lizzie W. Cushing
Charles L. Capen
Harry James
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Higuianp
C. Tayer
Temple Medical Co
Remple Place
Masm
Fall River
Messiah
NEW Year Services
W. S. Hanecock
Union Veterans’ Union
Chelsea
Leverett
Miss Murray
Demorest
Dorchester Temple Church
Eva Murray
Bessie Bearse
Alice Murie
Mamie Tweed
Florence Knight
Ella I’. Ross
Walter Flint
Leslie A. Cain
Herbert Howe
Walter Rowbotham
T. W. Kicknell
D. O. S. Lowell
H. Morgan
Miss Keefe
St. Joseph’s Church
Somerville
Nellie Keefe
Tim Keefe
J. W. Brodbine
Father McGrath
Landy
State Arsenal
South Framingham
Charlestown
Alford Street
Metropolitan
Indian National Congress de Clare
Indian Legislature
Labouchere
Great Republic
Australia
President French
Manhattan Trust Co
Truth
Henry Lalouchere
Quebec
Mercier
Great Britain
Washington Indian
Buncombe
National Association
Trimount
Theosophical Ethics
Dunlap
OHIO
Worcester Gazette
M. C. Golden
To & D.m
Temple Place
Advis
Lincoln National Bank
Johnson
Express
Johnson & CO
Scott
the Post
Graves & Son
Washington Street
Frice
Karnards&s CO
Temple Vince
Lake Elevator
Callat
A. W. Wheeler & Co
Hanover St
Opposits
Amertsra
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