Bank Committee Backs Governor Crane on Bank Separation
The Banks and Banking Committee backed Governor Crane's plan to separate savings banks from national banks, citing recent defalcations in Massachusetts. The panel drafted a bill implementing the idea but did not set a start date. Other actions included referrals, committee appointments, and readings on various bills and resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Banks and Banking
Crane
Massachusetts
Northampton
Republican Caucus
Logan
Boston
Park Commissioners of
Committee On Cities
Cambridge
Senate
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Mesars
Buswell
Methuen
Keith
Brockton
Badger
Quincy
Suffolk Savings Bank For
Taunton Insane Ospital
Congress
Albert BR. Fales
Executive Council nominates officers and Bartlett statue design
At a meeting the Governor named F A Tirrell M L Child F B Hitch H N Aiken to be commissioners to qualify civil officers and W I Richardson M D Adams N P Hallowell and F W Hunnewell named trustees of the Perkins Institute for the Blind. The Council also voted to assign Daniel C French the task of designing the statue of General William F Bartlett for the State House grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Tirrell
Quinces
8. M. Child
Boston
F. B. Hitch
New Bedford
H. N. Aiken
Worcester
W. I. Richardson
M. D. Adams
N. P. Hallowell
Medford
F. W. Hunnewell
Wellesley
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Daniel C. French
William F. Bartlett
State House Grounds
Joint committee report on abolishing inspector of fish
The public service and fisheries and game committees met to recommend a bill following Governor Crane's inaugural. It would abolish the inspector of fish position and transfer its powers to the commissioners on fish and game. The measure takes effect upon passage.
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Public Service
South Boston Yacht Club Holds 34th Annual Ball
Commodore Simon Goldsmith led the South Boston Yacht Club at the 34th annual ball held in Paul Revere Hall Mechanics Building. About 700 members and guests attended with visiting yachtsmen among the crowd. music from 8 to 9 and dancing to 2 am after supper.
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South Boston Yacht Club
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Simon Goldsmith
Thomas Harrison
Horner
Daniel F. Carew
Modore Edwin A. Shuman
D. N. Palmer
Carl J. Horner
Thomas Christian
T. G. Reed
W. H. French
Fred H. Borden
Local residents listed in social notice roster
A long social roster names Mrs Colson, Mr and Mrs Copal, Miss H P Denton, Miss Anna Barnes, Mr and Mrs M J Jayneh, Miss A Finn, Mrs H L Thayer, Mr and Mrs T J Johnson, Joseph Sullivan, Miss Ella McMahon, Miss Catherine McMahon, Miss Elizabeth McMahon, James Sheehan, Frank Hayes, Miss Mary Shellhamer, Miss Lillian Murphy, Mr and Mrs B P Mullen, Joseph H Connolly, Miss Ellen Karins, Mr and Mrs James J Madden, Miss Catherine Cassidy, Captain Lovett, Dr and Mrs Fletcher, Mr and Mrs James P Doyle, Ellis Meld, Misses Field, W J O Brice, Arthur L Leary, Alderman Bowen, Franklin L Codman, John B Killen, Daniel McMasters, Maurice Levengston, Frank T Murphy, George W Lane, Almon Wright, George C Dustin, John Donohue, Abram Bamber and Arthur T Otis.
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Colson
Joseph H. Connolly
Ellen Karins
James J. Madden
Catherine Cassidy
Captain Lovett
Fletcher
James P. Doyle
Ellis Meld
Misses Field
W. J. O’brice
Arthur L. Leary
Alderman Bowen
Franklin L. Codman
John B., Killen
Daniel McMasters
Maurice Levengston
Frank T. Murphy
George
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer Palatable Cure
An ideal tablet form presents a modern catarrh remedy. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets use antiseptics to attack germs in blood and mucus membranes, touted as more effective than inhalers or washes. A Pittsburg lawyer testifies they cleared head, throat, and stomach symptoms after two months. Druggists sell 50 cent packets without cocaine or mercury.
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Stuart
Pittsburg
Sheridan Rifles Welcome Ninth Massachusetts Militia
In Portland Maine on February 5 the Sheridan Rifles Company L hosts Company H Ninth Massachusetts Volunteer Militia led by Captain John J Hayes. The visitors were greeted by Company L and local citizens. An exhibition drill at the armory preceded a ball. a banquet is planned at the Falmouth Hotel with departure for Boston at midnight.
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Portland
Sheridan Rifles
National Guard
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
John J. Hayes
Boston
Union Station
Armory
Falmouth
Arrest of Fred A. Collins on breaking and entering
Fred A. Collins 22 of 84 West Newton Street was arrested by Special Officers Kelly and Goff of Division 4 for breaking and entering dwelling houses at 334 Tremont Street and 40 Warrenton Street. The alleged burglar occupied rooms at both locations and entered lodgers' rooms between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.
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Fred A. Collins
West Newton Street
Kelly and Goff
Division 4
Tremont Street
Warrenton Street
Tims
Collins
Ring for M Carty Alderman Receives Diamond Ring
Alderman McCarthy of Roxbury was presented a diamond ring by friends at a reception in Grand Army Hall. A large crowd gathered to honor him. In Somerville court Florence R. Dobson waived examination on a pistol assault charge against her father at 9 Irving Street on Christmas night in defense of her sister. Bail set at $500.
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Alderman McCarthy
Roxbury
Grand Army Hall
Somerville Court
Florence R. Dobson
Irving Street
Boston Turn Verein elects officers for third term
At the recent Boston Turn Verein meeting Ernst Donath was re-elected resident for his third term and George Kerr was chosen as vice-president.
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Boston Turn Veren
Boston Turn Verein
Ernst Donath
George Kerr
Postum Coffee Converts Dayton Woman to New Beverage
A Dayton woman recounts three weeks with a friend who switched to Postum Coffee. The friend says Postum serves as food and drink and improved health. The narrator served Postum to her husband who praised it as excellent, stating he would never return to old coffee. Name given by Postum Co. Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Dayton
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Warner's Safe Cure touted as kidney and bladder cure
78 year old Mrs. George Haight of 951 Columbus Ave New York credits Warner's Safe Cure with curing her kidney and bladder diseases and maintaining health The vegetable formula is claimed to be non constipating sold in two sizes at 50 cents and 1 00 a bottle Less than a cent a dose Substitutes are warned against and a free trial bottle offer is extended by mail along with a medical booklet and testimonials Warner's Safe Pills are recommended to aid bowel movement and treatment
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George Haight
Columbus Ave
New York City
Warner
New York
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Post
Congress of Physicians
London
Koch
Edward Koch
Koch Lung Care Co
Boyston St
Boston
Boylston St
W. Cc. Clark, M. D
A. M. Wells’ CO
Court ST
Scollay Square
Foresters Elect Officers and Adjust Admission Age
John Shea announced the Irish National Foresters Benefit Association will raise the women admission age to 16 to 45 and require stricter medical exams. Officers elected include James H. McGlynn high chief ranger Edmond Russell subsidiary sub chief ranger Frank R. Carroll subsidiary general treasurer and John A. Rose. trustees Michael Traynor John F. Ward Thomas F. Flynn. Next convention set for Worcester in September 1904.
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John Shea
Irish National Foresters’ Benefit Association
James H. McGlynn
Rhode Island
Edmond Russell
Somerville
Frank R. Carroll
Boston
John A. Rose
Michael Traynor
John F. Ward
Thomas F. Flynn
Worcester
Knoxville Banquet Honors Admiral Schley
In Knoxville Tennessee a Chamber of Commerce banquet honored Admiral Schley and his wife, with the welcome extended in the city described as unmatched. The event marked a fitting climax to his visit in Knoxville.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Paving Fight Near End At City Hall
City hall tension over the paving deputyship ends near. Mayors and Donovan decision looming. Kelley and Atwood figures disputed. Sullivan rumored, but denied by party leaders. More suspensions expected. non residents reported cleaned out.
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Kelly-Nawn
Donovan
Cutter
Kelly
Joshua Atwood
Daniel P. Sullivan
Evacuation Day Dispute Over South Boston Celebration Funds
South Boston politicians clashed over a municipal grant to fund Evacuation Day festivities. Mayor Collins, whose district includes South Boston, initially refused a general celebration appropriation but later indicated support for a reasonable sum to cover the Dorchester Heights monument dedication planned by the South Boston Citizens Association.
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South Boston
Collins
City Officials Announce Widespread Post Halpin and Reinstatements
Superintendent Donovan disclosed suspensions and reinstatements across multiple divisions. Paving and Sanitary posts see several incumbents swapped for suspended colleagues while new acting foremen and inspectors fill vacancies. Janitor service also lists several salary changes and relocations.
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Donovan
John W. Halpin
Roxbury
Wallace Egerton
William H. Caffry
South End
Frank A. Corcoran
William J. Donohue
Foster M. Spurr
John Duggan
Charles H. Bryant
Daniel T. Mahoney
James J. Sullivan
John M. Conry
East
Boston
Lucius M. S&s. Horton
Lawrence M. Shaw
Richard Welch
Mossman
Andrew J. Nolan
Charles Wedan
Hugh Montague
Public Buildings Department
Anthony A. Bartlett
M. Perkins
Pemberton Square
Henry F. Fitzgerald
Albert C. F. Carter
Wareham Street
John B. Dooley
Ward 15
James H. Waugh
South Boston Court House
Philip McDermott
Ward 9
George C. Conant
City Hall
Ne Cc
Firemen Hurt in Collision Near Forest Hills Bridge
An electric car collided with a water tower responding to a West Roxbury fire near the Forest Hills railroad bridge early yesterday. Firemen John Paterson of 3 Arnold Street Roxbury and Joseph Farrar of 108 Dorchester Avenue were seriously injured and taken to City Hospital. Paterson suffered severe scalp wounds while Farrar broke both bones in his right leg.
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Forest Hills
West Roxbury
John Paterson
Arnold Street
Roxbury
Joseph Farrar
Dorchester Avenue
City Hospital
Paterson
Farrar
Ex-Congressman Fitzgerald Buys Republic Newspaper
Ex congressman Fitzgerald confirms purchase of the Republic and plans to run it actively. He aims to create a model up to date weekly paper read in Catholic homes and at American firesides. He will publish on Saturdays and place the paper on newsstands for sale Saturday night and Sunday morning.
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Fitzgerald
The
Republic
Danish West Indies Purchase Treaty Favored by Senate Panel
Washington February 5 The treaty with Denmark to buy the Danish West Indian Islands for five million dollars was today favorably reported to the Senate by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and sent to the full body for action.
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Washington
Denmark
West Indian Islands
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
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Marshall
Mississippi
Friadwaré Dunellen
Wilkesbarre
Williams
Thos. E. Wood
17Th St
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Cal
Bank Committee
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Henry Co. Armstrong and Associates
Cape Cod
Bass River
Metropolitan Park Commission
Stickney
Vermont
Soule
Fish Commissioner
Commodore Simon Goldsmith
Joseph H. Corrigan
W. Wallace Kee
Commodore Smith
Dorchester Yacht Club
Bird
Winthrop Yacht Club
Charles H. Slattery
E. J. McKee
John T. Hurley
W. el. Godfrey
William J. Cogan
Frank J. Munson
P. J. Moran
Joan T. Deegan
D. F. Carew
Bali Committee
Thomas A. Edwards
M. D
D. Pa
Westminster
Dept. P
Copley Sq
Bost
HUB
F. A. Collins
M’carthy
Miss Dobson
Wannea
Warzer
Foresters
Knoxville Banquets
Schley
Pinnea
John F. Fitzgerald
Kansas City
Begion
Board of Trade
Missouri
Canada
Commercial Club
Osborne Howes
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Hood
Chemic-Electro Institute
H. B. M'Connell
Boyston Street
J, Newman & Sons
Tremont St
Wood
Mary E
Joseph W. Wood
J. S. Waterman & Sons
Dudley Street Terminal
Prescott Bros
Cornhill
Summer St
Wilton
Houghton & Dutton’s
Boston Leather Associates
Young’s Hotel
Followits
E. J. Iown
Frank P. Walker
J. H. Sellman
R. W. Puffer
E. J. Brown
Richard Cunningham
Whicher
Louis Whicher
Schofield, Whicher & Co
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