City urged to burn refuse or outsource sanitation work
A special garbage commission report to Mayor Hibbard proposes either contracting out all refuse removal and eliminating the sanitary department or handling the work in house with incinerators. It calls for a Roxbury destructor capable of burning 3500 tons daily, phased installations citywide, and ending the current 30 day City Utilization Company contract for better terms. Frank Huddlell dissents from the contract labor option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard Ints
Roxbury
City Utilization Company
Francis. R. Bangs
H. Goodnough
Arthur M. Huddell
Frank
Young
Guy C. Emerson
Bfuddell
Inauguration Cards Issued for Boston Mayor Elect
Invitations for the inauguration of Mayor elect John F. Fitzgerald and the new City Council were printed and sent. The cards invited guests to the ceremony at Faneuil Hall on Monday February seventh nineteen hundred ten at ten thirty. Special admission tickets require Richard F. Field's signature at the door. Fitzgerald receives 299 tickets. each Councillor-elect gets 50 tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Fitzgerald
Faneuil Hall
Joan Fritzgerald
Boston
Richard F. Field
Fitzgerald
Bayliss and Pratt Guilty as Public Defendants
The Rev. BE Eben Bayliss and George H Pratt treasurer of the Somerville Sun were found guilty by a jury of criminally libelling Mayor John M Woods of Somerville last December. They face sentencing at 9 30 this morning in East Cambridge Superior Criminal Court before Judge Daniel Bond. The jury returned a sealed verdict after deliberating four hours and found all three defendants guilty on all counts two against Pratt one against Bayliss and two against the Sun. Counsel for the convicted men announced plans to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Bayliss
George H. Pratt
Somerville Sun
Daniel Bond
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
John M. Woods
Somerville
Pratt
Bayliss
Sun
Not Opposed to Tax Bill Hearings Continue in Boston
Senator Dennis FE Farley and Representative Charles W Brown deny a rumors the committee stacks against the income tax resolve. A Worcester representative and others challenge proper advertising while former Lynn representative William F Dorman is named counsel for the Boston Merchants Association to oppose the tax resolve. Hearings will stay open as long as there is interest and the committee resumes in the morning to hear more arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis FE. Farley
Committee On
Federal Relations
Charles W. Brown
House
Melien
Worcester
William F. Dorman
Lynn
Boston Merchants’ Association
Saunders Will Not Be Active This Year in Suffrage Debate
Former election commissioner Charles R. Saunders of Boston says he will not appear as counsel for the Massachusetts Association Opposed to the Further Extension of Suffrage to Women this winter. He cites a desire to stay in Boston and notes Robert Luce of Somerville will handle the group's interests.
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Charles R. Saunders
Boston
Saunders
Massachusetts Association
Robert Luce
Somerville
Why You Should Send Now Book on Women’s Diseases
A concise promotional note for a pink advertising tract describing Lydia E. Pinkham's Private Text Book. It claims the book explains diseases peculiar to women in plain language and offers instructions for a complete home treatment course. It emphasizes that readers need not fear ailments with the text as a reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs Glover Called Instrument in Glover Death Case
The court heard that Hattie LeBlanc may be involved as an instrument in Clarence Glover s death. Attorney Scott pressed for time to name alleged conspirators and the judge granted a suspension to consider how to meet the court s demand for named agents in the alleged plot.
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MelIntire
Scott
Tahneen
Whattle Te Blanc
Johnson
Melvitire
LeBlanc
Lillian M. Glover
Samuel D. Elmore
Glover
Receivers Appointed for Alaska Yukon Fur Company
Receivers were yesterday named for the Alaska Yukon Fur Company with offices in Boston and New York. Harry T. Tannenholz, a partner, stated assets about 38000 and liabilities near 30000. Bernard Beren son and Arthur A. Sondheim were appointed to operate the business for up to 30 days if needed.
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Alaska-Yukon Fur Company
Summer and
Tremont Streets
Boston
Sixth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
New York
Harry T. Tannenholz
Tannenholz
Bernard Berenson
Arthur A. Sondheim
Newfoundlanders Ball Set For February Fourth
The 19th annual ball of the Newfoundlanders Mutual Benefit Association will be Friday evening February 4 at Odd Fellows Hall. A 25 member committee led by President William R. Somerville will run the event with John Whittle and Jeremiah Hallaren as secretaries. Floor marshal William B. Somerville and floor director Stephen Puddister are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Newfoundlanders’ Mutual Benefit Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
William RB. Somerville
John Whittle
Jeremiah Hallaren
William B. Somerville
Stephen Puddister
Doctor Silas Hibbard Ayer Named Chief School Physician
The Board of Health yesterday created the position chief of school physicians and appointed Dr Silas Hibbard Ayer of 318 Shawmut Avenue. He is a cousin of Mayor Wibbard and will receive a salary of 1000 dollars annually for his school duties and will oversee the city’s school health program.
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Board of Health
Sehool Physicians
Silas Hibbard Ayer
Shawmut Avenue
Ayer
Wibbard
Iis
Oowo
Celelang Uy
Ely
The Red Symbol Instalment Opens A London Mystery
A Boston Post reader is invited into a two chapter tease of The Red Symbol, a 1910 tale of love, danger, and intrigue. Special correspondent narrator in London encounters a gaunt Russian refugee with Anne Pendennis’s portrait and a cryptic red flower clue, hinting at grave danger to the lady.
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Boston Post
Post
Sunday Post
Unforgiving Evening at the Cecil Dinner
Maurice faces Anne Pendennis's temper as a dinner at the Cecil unfolds. Cassaretti watches closely while a tense plot to reveal a hidden visitor deepens. Anne's icy grace and a scarlet geranium farewell hint at secrets linking her to a dangerous mystery.
Halley’s Comet Game Offered In Sunday Post Ad
Halley's comet is coming fast but the feature is the Halley's Comet Game in next Sunday's Post. The 15 inch square colorful game supports two to four players and promises amusement for young and old. Get your truss fitted at Klein's Cut Price Drug Stores with no extra charge and a guaranteed fit.
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Klein's
Cut Price
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Lydia E Pineham
LYNM
Massachusetts
Bayliss and Pratt
MR. Saunders
America
United Shirt & Collar Co
Troy, New York
Hattie le Blanc
FUR Company
DR. Ayer
John Ironside
Post Publishing Co
Chapter
Maurice Wynn
Harding
Carson
Lord Southbourne
Whitehall Gardens
St. Petersburg
Southbourne
Anne Pendennis
Cecil
Savage Club
Nadies
Mary
Jim Cayley
Anne
Cayleys
Brougham
Chelsea
Strand
Jim
Neuilly
Westminster
Mr. Cassaretti
Cassavetti
Ife
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Cassaretti
A. P
Cayley
Ile
Selinski
Cassavett
Whitehall
Big Ben
Maurice
Bodkin
Miss Pendennis
London
Jim Cawley
Black
Tomor
Mr. Wynn
Russia
Mr. Cassavett
Cassarett
Dennis Sutherland
Wensington
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