Consolidation Creates Old Colony Street Railway System
Twenty-one southern Massachusetts street railways are merged into the Old Colony system under the Massachusetts Electric Company. The consolidation groups lines from Brockton to Boston with divisions overseen by Brockton and Quincy officials, serving about 1,000,000 people and signaling broader unification of electric roads in the region.
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Boston
Old Colony Street Railway
Massachusetts Electric Company
Brockton Street Railway
Fall River
Robert S. Goff
Globe Street Railway
New Old Colony
West Roxbury & Roslindale
Norfolk Central
Norfolk Suburban
Braintree
Brockton
Milton & Brockton
Brockton & East Bridgewater
Bridgewater & Taunton
Quincy & Boston
Taunton
Dighton
Somerset & Swansea
Taunton & Brockton
Providence & Taunton
Globe of Fall River
Needham & Boston
New Fredford
Middleboro
Braintree & Weymouth
Hingham
Hanover
Rockland & Arlington
Bridgewater
Whitman & Rockland
Quincey
George
Wells
South Shore
New Bedford
George Stebel
Neponset River
Mt. Hope Bay
Nashua
N. H
Boston Elevated Railroad
Opposition to compulsory vaccination bill heard at State House
Strong opposition to mandatory vaccination was presented yesterday before the committee on public health at the State House. The hearings supported the petition of Reuben I. Brown and others for abolition of the act authorizing boards of health to enforce vaccination.
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Committee On Public Health
State House
Reuben I. Brown
Boards of Health
Vaccination Debate Spurs Freedom of Choice Hearing
A public hearing featuring Mrs Hulda S Loomis and speakers from Watertown Rockland and Boston discusses opposition to compulsory vaccination. Critics claim vaccination risks include blood poisoning erysipelas and other harms while urging parental rights and bodily autonomy. The session continued with Dr Montague Levenson set to close arguments Tuesday morning February 12.
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Hulda S. Loomis
Arlington
Massachusetts Sanitary Educational League
George R. Dwelley
Watertown
William RB. Hidden
Boston
Jesse H. Jones
Rockland
Montague R. Levenson
Fort Hamilton
N. Y
Grip
London
England
Levenson
Knight Trial Yesterday Reveals Limited New Evidence
The Maine Supreme Court session on the Edwin H. Knight murder trial shows progress with witnesses delayed to rest its case. A cross-cut cart and a rail fragment are presented as potential links to the crime. Freddie Knight may be called to testify next.
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Saco
iMc
Supreme Court
Edwin H. Knight
Fannie Sprague
Judge Powers
Seiders
Freddie
Fred A. Spencer
Berwick
Florence Knight
Florence EF. Osgood
Austin House
Sprague
Herbert St. Allen
South Berwick
Charles Thompson
Joshua Gatehell
The Equitable Life 41st Annual Statement Report
The Equitable Life Assurance Society presents its forty first annual statement showing assets of 304,598,063 with liabilities of 228,400,898 and surplus of 66,371,170. New insurance totaling 207,066,243 was issued. in force coverage on January 1 stood at 1,116,875,0447. Policyholders received 25,900,000 in payments during the year while assets rose by 24,406,777, aided by reduced agent commissions. The company emphasizes reform, loyalty of its agents, and a surplus larger than any life insurer, bolstering financial strength and public confidence.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
Durin
Society
Students stage sharp comedy Rivals at Boston University
Sheridan's The Rivals was presented by Boston University College of Liberal Arts students in Jacob Sleeper Hall with elaborate scenery. Notable cast members include Fred P. Webber as Sir Anthony and Lilyan H. Lake as Mrs Malaprop, with proceeds benefiting the University Beacon publication.
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Sheridan
Boston University
College of Tiberal Arts
Jacob Sleeper
Fred P. Webber
Sir Anthony
George S. Bradlee
Robert
Coan
Jack
Lucius O'Trigger
Lilyan H. Leke
Malaprop
Lydia
Jessie A. Morse
University Beacon
College Publica
Anthony Absolute
Fred UV
Webber
Jock Absolute
George L. Bradlee Pauveargs
Ceenbo
Bisury Helbrook
Lachis O'Tyigger
Robert A. Coan
Frederic BE
Libby Travia Ower
John FH. Seort
Meott
Mialaprop
Lilyan H. Lake Lydian
Constance BE. D. Breethy
B. U
Lilyan Lake
Lydia Languish
Jessie Morse
Jucy
Constance F. Freelhy
Bob Acres
Henry Holbrook
David Thomas
John H. Scott
dJuila
Iva D. Phillips
Lucius O' Trigger
Robert C. Coan
Mr. Falkland
Fred H. Lawton
Jack Absolute
George L. Bradlee
Fay
Fred Libby
Theatrical Matters and Boston Stage Happenings
Olga Nethersole cancels balance of tour due to sickness. Charles Frohman to present The Lash of the Whip at the Lyceum with Fritz Williams and E M Holland. Robert Elliott to perform seven weeks in Morosco stock in San Francisco. Sherrie Matthews recovering. Proctor expands to Montreal. Many shows note Bradas, Way Down East at Tremont, and Ben Hur at Colonial drawing crowds in Boston.
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Olga Nethersole
Charles Frohman
Lyceum
Fritz Williams
E. M. Holland
the Park
Theodore Babcock
Robert Elliott
Ben Hur’ Company
Colonial
Morosco
San Francisco
Sherrie Matthews
Proctor
Canada
Montreal
Keith's
Clarice Vance
Tebow
Harry Stanley
Doris Wilson
Alice Raymond
John Kurkamp
Leroy and
Levanion
Tremont Theatre
W.A. Brady
Hollis
William Gillette
Boston Lodge of Elks
Mme
Bloomfield Zeisler
Steimert Hall
Chopin
Mendelssohn
New Chickering Hall
Ernest Seton-Thompson
Boston
Pugilist
Fitzsimmons
Grand Opera House
Honest Blacksmith
Miladi’ Company
Columbia
Boston Music Hall
John W. Ransone
Cook
Sonora
Lew Hawkins
Barr
Evans
Rose Melville
Sis Hopkins
San Toy
Boston Museum
Lord Quex
Hollis Street Theatre
John Hare
Mr. Hare
Nell
Old Drury
Miss Behan
Florence Wragland
New England
Colonial Theatre
Liberty Hall
Castle Parks
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead
Park Theatre
Frohman
Nellie Butler
Haines
Pettingill
Milt Aborn
Dorothy Drew
The
Howards
Terpsichore
Rosa
Egypt
Chinatown
Bowdoin Square
Mildred Hyland
Grand
Mrs. Nation
Nickelodeon
Tremont Temple and Nearby Churches Sunday Services
A dense listing of morning and evening services across Tremont Temple Berkeley Street Ruggles Street Dudley Street and other Boston churches. Details include sermon topics such as The Personal Religion of Our Lord and Escape for Thy Life, choir, Bible classes, evangelistic meetings, and special lectures by noted speakers. The notice also covers Union services, temperance programs, and youth meetings with times and locations.
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Tremont ‘Temple Baptist Church
George
Immimer
D. D
John Willis Baer
Lorimer Hall
L. H. Rhodes
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Messrs
Potter and
Bilhorn
Chicago
Potter
Ruggles Street
Dudley Street
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avennue
Francis H. Rowley
Dr. Rowley
Elijah
Old South Church
Third
J. W. Platner
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
H. O. Hannum
Berkeley
Edward Anderson
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Julius EH. Ward
Ober-Ammergan
Peqopleits Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
L. H. Dorchester
Bible School
Warren W. Adams
J. C. Bartlett
Clarence E. Hay
Miss Morse
Schubert
Pastor
Tremont Street
M. F
Tremont and
Concord Streets
Charles EK. Davis
W. F. Warren
Boston University
Epworth League
the People’s Hour
Tians
Washington Street
Hubert CC. Browne
New Orleans
Hubert C. Browne
H. @. Browne
Tremont Temple
Small
National C. E. Society
Kari Marx
Martha Moore Avery
THE
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Hospitaller
Naomi Hall
Greenwood
Cutting
Joseph Slattery
Berkeley Temple
Frn
Trish
FIRST
Exeter Street
Hiram Abiff
Phillips Brooks
N. J. Willis
Edgar W. Emerson
IF. A. Wiggin
Wiggin
Tnadies
Gospel OF Spirit-Return Society
Minnie M. Soule
Assembly Hall
Huntington Avenue
Roxbury Spiritual Association
Roxbury Hall
Warren Street
I. Corinthians
Mrs. Mack
Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
James Eells
First Church
Boston
J. Frank Botume
Grace Lillian Carter
Annie May Whitten
Allison
Liddle
Woodbury
Home Land
Herbert Johnson
Heavenly Home
Sauvage
George Mendall ‘Taylor
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
J. M. Gray
William Fvans
Salvation Army
Miss Carter
Miss Stella
Carter
W. E B. Hill
Association
Sp. m
Dillingham Proposes, Marlowe Forbids Marriage
Charles Dillingham seeks marriage with actress Julia Marlowe, but her contract bans matrimony. Marlowe says she is willing, yet the anti marriage clause remains in her agreements. Dillingham has repeatedly proposed, and Marlowe consistently refuses.
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New York
Charles Dillingham
Julia Marlowe
Miss Marlowe
Mr. Dillingham
Robert Walter
Charles Frohman
Doctors Cobburn and Coon Convicted for Reporting Neglect
Malden, Mo. The case of William Coburn and George B. Coon prosecuted by the Board of Health of Miverett for failing to report a continuous disease was heard in District Court. The court found both men guilty and fined $50 each.
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Malden
William Coburn
George B. Coon
Ioverett
Board of Health of
Vmiverett
Barber Quips Shave and Haircut Request
Kansas City Journal reports a hotel patron replying reflexively to a barber offering shave hair cut shampoo bath or mustache trim with a terse hair cut make it rare remark.
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Kansas City Journal
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H. W. Treet
California
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Garrett P
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Boston i
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Ada Rehat
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Luntrance
Washington St
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Hotel Victoria
Broadway
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Fuller
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Timie Vear
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Awe
Little Minister
Model Playhouse
Sam Bernard
U Henry Lee
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Anna Caldwell
Irof
Winton
Brothers Damm
Lovenberg
Hal Merritt
Florence Murdock
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Nelson & Milledge
Allen Shaw
Reed
Opera House
Robert Fitzsmmons
Bobbie J2
George W. Magee
Tinees
Fitz
Solun Bia
Mladt the Usketeer
Burgomaster
Colonial Theatre Boylston & Tremontets
Lincoln
Klaw & Erlangeta
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Wim. Young
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Paris
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