Boston City Hall finances debated over clerk vouchers
Aldermen debate a rule to require clerks of committees to provide vouchers for expenses. They cite high dinner counts among city officials and call the rule honest and fair. The discussion covers legal fees, street widening, and proposed city hall expansion with a $200,000 loan and 20 year bonds.
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Probate
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Beacon Street
Josiah Quincy
LynN Man Killed in Newark by Electric Shock
A morning paper reports Josiah V. Gove of Lynn Massachusetts found dead at the foot of an electric light pole outside 398 Bellevue Avenue Newark. He ascended the pole and cut wires before dying last evening.
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New York
Josiah V. Gove
Lynn
Mass
Bellevue Avenue
Newark
Gove
Youth and Beauty at the Boston College Y M C A Ball
The Mechanics Building hosts the Boston College Y M C A ball with 272 couples in a grand march. Elite attendees include Governor Greenhalge and Boston College leaders, while a wide array of gowns and floral garnitures light the hall, marking a vibrant social renewal.
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Boston College Y. M. C. A
Mechanics’ Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Boston College
Boston
Great scientist argues life worth living amid health crisis
The piece cites Dr William James in the Journal of Ethics claiming suffering does not lessen life's value, then counters that illness and nervous weakness often drive melancholy. It quotes Harlow M. Smith of Montpelier VT praising Nervura remedy and lists social scenes from a Boston ball with Governor Greenhalge and many officials in attendance.
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The
Journal of Ethics
Earth
Dr. Greene
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Twelfth Regimental Reunion Held at United States Hotel
The Twelfth (Webster) Regimental Association annual reunion and banquet drew over 100 attendees last evening at the United States Hotel. Guests included national president Mrs Lizabeth A Turner department president Mrs Eva T Cook past national chaplain Mrs Mary E Knowles past department president of the Women's Relief Corps Mrs Emma B Lord past commander-in-chief John G B Adams department commander Joseph W Thayer and adjutant-general Hubert O Moore Colonel W M Olin Secretary of State and Marshfield resident Walton Hall. Colonel B F Cook presided.
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Twelfth
Webster) Regimental Association
United States
Lizabeth A. Turner
Eva T. Cook
Mary E. Knowles
Emma B. Lord
Women's Relief Corps
John G. B. Adams
Joseph W. Thayer
Hubert O. Moore
W. M. Olin
Walton Hall
Marshfield
Webster Mension
B. F. Cook
Twenty-Eighth Anniversary Ball of South Boston Yacht Club
The South Boston Yacht Club celebrated its 28th anniversary with a ball at Odd Fellows Hall last night. A promenade concert ran from 8 to 9, hosting matrons and many visiting yachtsmen from rival clubs. Prominent members listed include Commodore Morrill and Vice Commodore Gower with a large turnout of officers and guests.
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W. D. Golver
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J. C. Merry
George F. Knight
Commodore Foster
A. A. Small
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Commodore Leighton
C. G. Bird
Winthrop Yacht Club
Fessenden
Cobb
Old Colony Yacht Club
Commodore Powers
Mosquito Fleet
Ellis
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John T. Hurley
D. N. Palmer
D. A. Skinner
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William D. Gower
Daniel F. Carew
James Bertram
John Christian
Alexander P. Graham
Arthur Fuller
Almon Wight
H. F. McIintire
W. H. Godfrey
Walter L. Young
E. B. Walbridge
David A. Kinnear
W. E. Amazeen
George P. Field
John H. Reid
C. George Connolly
Joseph P. Kane
Grand Army Club Banquet Discusses Worcester Visit
Veterans from across the state met at the United States Hotel for a two hour gathering. Past Department Commander George H. Innis presided and plans were discussed to invite members to Worcester on April 9 with likely trips to be organized. Participants included numerous post members from Boston Charlestown Braintree South Boston and other towns.
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Grand Army Club
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George H. Innis
Worcester
South Boston
J. W. Hill
Charlestown
W. L. Gage
Braintree
L. G. Stone
C. S. Clarke
J. M. Kilroy
J. S. Chapin
L. L. Alten
N. T. Howard
A. F. Rich
G. M. Davis
P. P. Pet
Quincy
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C. G. Fisher
Everett
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A. P. Barrett
Woburn
J. G. Dimick
T. J. Long
George A. Colgan
Boston
T.S. Strangman
Milton
J. E. Coolidge
Henry B. Wallis
Harbor News From Boston and Nearby Seas
The J. Putnam Bradlee steamer is repaired in East Boston and replaced by Steamer Baltimore on its Deer Island route. A blaze at sea burned the Cyrus Hall off American Shoal light. crew saved and loss insured. Charles River drawbridge records 545 vessels with 342 openings in the past month. Additional items include a 800 pound cod catch, a large seal, a rough life raft sighting, and the St Mark arriving with Java sugar after a stormy voyage.
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Coombs
Savanna-la-Mar
Philadelphia
American Shoal Light
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Gloucester
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T Wharf
Boston Bay
Grace Bradley
Vineyard Haven
Fernandina
New York
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Dudley
Balfour Signals Bills for Aid to Sectarian Schools
Arthur J. Balfour, first lord of the treasury, told a Bristol audience that a government bill would be introduced in the House of Commons to increase aid to sectarian schools. He urged Anglo American cooperation to spread liberty and warned Britain need not fear foes or internal divisions if aligned with the United States.
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the Treasury
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Great Britain
England
United States
St John Lodge of Masons Opens New Quarters
The St John Lodge of Masons formally opened new quarters in the Boylston building during last night’s monthly meeting. A large attendance was present for the ceremony and gathering.
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Lodge
Boot and Shoe Wholesale Firm Griffith & Co Faces Panic
Hamilton Ontario reports William Griffith & Co a wholesale boots and shoes dealer faces panic with liabilities around 20 000 dollars and uncertain assets. Several Boston firms hold interest in the unsettled matter.
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