Prisoners Are Cruelly Used Ex-Prisoner Letter to Editor
A former prisoner calls on Boston Post readers and Boston officials to address alleged cruel and abusive treatment of inmates from arrest onward. She criticizes state boards and requests inspectors akin to federal standards, noting annual legislature visits fail to uncover abuses. Lynn, February 5. EX-PRISONER.
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Boston Post
Collins
Board of Prison Commissioners
Woman’s Prison
Lynn
Matrimony as a Sacrament Debate Draws Cambridge Crowd
The Rev. J. L. Campbell preaches on marriage as a sacrament at First Baptist Cambridge and Rev. John Scully hosts a Sunday conference at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. He argues marriage is a divine sign and a sacrament for Christians, citing church tradition and the seven sacraments.
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J. L. Campbell
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First Baptist Church
Central Square
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Euphrates
Mississippi
Persian Gulf
John Scully
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Jesus Christ
Peter Lombard
Sulaka
Assemanus
Church
St. Augustine
Heroic Women and Orchestra Leader Save Salem Audiences
In Mechanics Hall fire at Salem 1100 spectators escaped with no injuries as Orchestra Leader Hickey kept musicians playing. Lizzie Henderson and Birdie Millman helped organize exits while performers urged calm, preventing panic in the smoke filled hall.
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Post
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Lynde Street
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Miss Millman
W. Henry Hickey
Telford Studio
Birdie Miluman
J. RB. Wilson
Chicago
SONS OF COUNTY MAYO FORM ORGANIZATION
Natives or descendants of Mayo, Ireland, totaling about 150, met at 724 Washington street and formed a social benevolent group. Officers elected include President Joseph J. O'Toole and vice president John Fleming with officers Gavan Needham O Malley O Malley Britt among them.
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Ireland
Washington Street
Joseph J. O'Toole
John Fleming
Michael G. Gavan
Austin Needham
Michael F. O'Malley
Michael J. O'Malley
Michael Britt
Dead man found in tub at Dartmouth Street lodging
The body of John A. Marr of Sydney Nova Scotia was found face down in a bathtub on the fourth floor of a tenement at 1380 Dartmouth Street where he lodged last night. Medical Examiner Stedman found no sign of foul play or self harm. Marr leaves a wife and six children in Sydney.
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Sydney
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Dartmouth Street
Stedman
Stuart
City Budget Set At 16 850 000 For Year
The appropriation bill totaling 16 850 000 will be introduced this week by the Board of Aldermen. Experts say conditions affecting the annual budget resemble last year’s, with 13 401 400 to be raised locally.
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Board of Aldermen
Eulogy for Ex Gov Claflin at Newtonville Memorial
Newtonville remembers ex Governor William Claflin with a memorial service at the Newtonville M E Church attended by about 200. Dr W F Warren delivered the life sketch praising Claflin's Christian character and public concern, with letters read from prominent figures.
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William Claflin
William F. Warren
Bownson University
Newtonville Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert L. Squiers
Lfe
W. F. Warren
Claftin
Warren
Squiers
Frederick Wilkes
Boston
Parkhurst
Zion's Herald
James Buckley
William Endicott
George S. Boutwell
Claflin
William J. Thompson
Boston Pay Highest Says Streets Chief After City Return
Superintendent Donovan says Boston pays its laborers and snow removal crews the highest in the nation and pays more for hired teams. He urges contractors to seek Baltimore where $10,000,000 will be spent on sewers, noting timely opportunities. A contractor questions if the official aims to sideline local firms and vows another look at Boston.
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Donovan
Boston
Baltimore
Fitzgerald on the Mayoralty in Boston
Ex congressman John F. Fitzgerald writes in his paper Republic about Boston mayoral chances amid Collins rumors. James Donovan predicts a ward level renomination drive to back Collins, while others doubt Donovan can enthuse officials to support a third term. The mayor remains silent as loyalists expect Collins to hold Boston’s affairs in 1906 and 1907.
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the Republic
Collins
James Donovan
Boston
Donovan
Swearing as a National Vice Sermon at Dudley Street
Rev W W Bustard of Dudley Street Baptist Church condemned swearing as a national vice. He criticized lawmakers for expelling Thomas F Curley and urged the Boston board of aldermen to uphold honor over partisanship. He attacked court oaths as masking hypocrisy and warned about rising female drinking and swearing.
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W. W. Bustard
Dudley Street Baptist Church
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