Boston Men Summoned in Morris & Co. Probe
Six Boston men, four from Morris & Co. Boston branch, are summoned to appear before the federal grand jury in Chicago in a secrecy guarded inquiry. Chamberlains of Chamberlain & Co. also summoned though reasons are unclear. Witnesses depart for Chicago. investigation suspended until they arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris & Co
Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
Boston
Mortis & Co
James Young, Jr
Warren H. Church
George P. Mason
Bertram Stewart
George N. Chamberlain
Chamberlain & Co
Clinton Street
Willard N. Chamberlain
United States
Edward W. Sims
Monument for Lincoln Memorial Proposed in Washington
Washington notes a bill by Representative McCall of Massachusetts seeking 1 250 000 dollars to erect a Lincoln memorial. A seven member commission would plan the design with 10000 dollars for its expenses. Members include chairmen of library committees, the Secretary of War, and Capitol building superintendent, plus Daniel S. Burnham, Charles F. McKim, and John M. Carrere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
McCall
Massachusetts
Senate
House Library Committee
Capitol
Daniel S. Burnham
Sivanston, Ill
Charles F. McKim
John M. Carrere
New York
Railroad President Yates Dies in New York Hotel
Arthur G. Yates of Rochester, president of the Buffalo Rochester & Pittsboro Railroad Company, died in the Waldorf Astoria Hotel after a Saturday night apoplexy. He had attended a Genesee Society dinner earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur G. Yates
Rochester
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsboro Railroad Company
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Genesee Society
Melrose defeats Everett High in one-sided 11 0 game
Melrose easily beat Everett High at Ell Pond in a slow one sided match. The final score was 11 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Everett High
Ell Pond
Mellen Admits Road Violated Law In Private Conference
A State House conference between Governor Draper New Haven officials and railroad leaders ended with Mellen Byrne and Malone in a hopeful mood. Mellen reportedly admitted a legal violation and planned to seek mercy for stockholders while denying surrender of the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choate
New Haven
Committee On Railroads
State House
Draper
Mellen
Malone
Messrs
Byrne
State Capitol
South Station
Legal Department
The
Corporation
Post
Choate Indicates New Haven Charter Revocation Possible
Charter attorney Charles F. Choate told a committee that Massachusetts may revoke the New Haven charter. He warned that revocation would strip the line of operating power in the state and leave receivers to run the tracks. He noted Massachusetts prefers a state owned system, which would affect stockholders and tax obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Choate
The
New Haven
Committee On Railroads
Massachusetts
No Forfeiture Seen in New Haven Trolley Case Talks
A New Haven official says Governor Draper and Mr. Mellen foresee no trolley case forfeiture or legislation to legalize New Haven holdings. They plan to dispatch plans after the White order, explore Massachusetts stock sales to citizens, and present road answers to the Legislature tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Hraven
Mellen
New Haven
White Order
Massachusetts
Berkshire
Bennington
City Council Appropriation Hearings on Bath Department
Five department heads testified before the Appropriations Committee last night in City Hall. Most backed Mayor Hibbard despite a reduced bath budget of 40 000. Chair Maccabe praised the mayor while Alderman Giblin pressed for reforms and questioned staffing and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Appropriations
City Hall
Joseph F. Maccabe
Bath Trustees
Hibbard
Maccabe
Wibbard
Giblin
Bath
East Boston
Commission
Thomas Unine
Shawmut Avenue
I. Street
Uniag
Dover Street
North End
Curley
White
Tibbard
Folsom
Board of Assessors
Crocker
Finance Commission
Courncilman Goodwin
Matthews
Women testify to defend right to sell liquor in state
A group of about twenty waitresses urged the Legislature to reject a bill banning women from selling liquor, arguing the measure unfair while labor representatives supported the bill as a morality issue. Melvin M. Johnson cited worst Boston orgies after a Harvard Yale game as evidence of rail liquor sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Organized Labor
Melvin M. Johnson
Allied Temperance Societies of
Boston
New Haven
Richard W. Garrity
Bartenders’ Union
Murphy
Fred J. Kneeland
Central Labor Union
J. J. English
J. J. Griffin
A. Fuller
Massachusetts
Boston & Albany
New York
Hartford
Johnson
Post
Reliable Relief for Eyes That Need Care
Marine Eye Remedy offers soothing relief for tired eyes and irritation. The product promotes comfort with gentle ingredients aimed at restoring clarity and reducing redness.
Whitman to Oppose Yellowstone Land Grant
Washington February 9 Representatives from national organizations prepare to testify before the Senate committee on public lands against the Perkins Smith resolution authorizing San Francisco to exchange lands outside Yellowstone Park for land inside the valley to secure water. Edmund A Whitman of Cambridge will argue the grant usurps secretary Garfield authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Perkins- Smith
San Francisco
Hetehy Valley
Yellowstone Park
Edmund A. Whitman
Cambridge
Mass
Appalachian Mountain Society
Whitman
Garfield
Friends of the Mayor Face Salary Moves in City Health Dept
In Dorchester, Dr William H Davis neighboring Mayor Hibbard on Beaumont Street is to rise from 1200 to 2000 dollars in salary. Fred S Davis in the health department also to 2000. both moves follow Dr James J McDevitt's discharge and a Finance Commission critique. The editor notes these raises signal further increases this month as officials depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom
Finance Commission
Everett
Hibbard
Edward F. McSweeney
Board of Consumptive Hospital Trustees
McSweeney
Cox
McSweney
Peter Brigham Fund
Harvard Medical School
Wilfred Doyle
William H. Davis
Beaumont Street
Dorchester
Health Department
Fred S. Davis
Dr. Davis
James J. McDevitt
East Boston
Wibbard
McDevitt
Dr. McDevitt
Davis
James Smyth
Dolmetsch Concert Delights with Bach and Coffee Cantata
The second Dolmetsch concert in Chickering Hall featured Bach works for flute violins viola cello and harpsichord plus four harpsichord pieces from the English suite and the Coffee Cantata. Soloists Emma Buttrick Noyes Lambert Murphy Alfred Denghausen Andre Maquarie Adolph Bak Edith Holden Laura Kelsey Gertrude Sands Alfred Gietzen Blanche Sears Arthur Hadley Mrs Arnold Dolmetsch and Mr Adams delivered notable performances. The reviewer praises Dolmetsch for musical insight and occasional rhythmic slips while lauding Maquarie and Bak for superb playing and the overall vitality of the recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Dolmetsch
Chickering Hall
Mr. Dolmetsch
Emma Buttrick Noyes
Lambert Murphy
Alfred Denghausen
Andre Maquarie
Adolph Bak
Edith Holden
Laura Kelsey
Gertrude Sands
Alfred Gietzen
Blanche Sears
Arthur Hadley
Mr. Adams
Dolmetsch
Maquarie
Bak
Denghausen
Met Quartet Delights at Symphony Hall Opera Night
The Metropolitan Quartet led by Mr. Bonci and including Mme. Rappold Mme. Flahaut and Mr. Witherspoon delivered a varied program in Symphony Hall. Bonci sang Una Furtiva Lagrima with ease while Rappold impressed a packed venue with Romeo and Juliet and the group closed with Rigoletto. Floridia provided piano interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Quartet
Mme. Rappold
Mme
Marianne Mlahaut
Herbert Witherspoon
Alessandro Bonci
Symphony Hall
Mr. Bonci
Donizetti
Witherspoon
Mme. Flahaut
Pietro Floridia
A Generous Gift Almanac From the Manyon Remedy Co
The Magazine Almanac offers moon phase data, phrenology, palmistry, birth month meanings, card reading, birth stones, dream interpretation, beauty culture, manicuring, weights and measures, anti dotes for poison and more. Free delivery to rural readers on request from Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Manyon Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Danger Signals Readings Warn of Eye Strain
A brief note warns that normal sight may be strained if reading habits vary. It advises holding reading material at an appropriate distance to avoid eye fatigue.
Headache Descriptions Mention Various Head Regions
A concise report notes headaches described as sick, sewing, bright light, front head, and top head. It lists diverse symptom locations without further medical context.
Evening Morning Reading Headache Pattern
A brief note catalogs headache types including evening, morning, and reading related pain. It notes most headaches fall into common categories and suggests attention to recurring patterns for potential triggers or treatments.
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Office Details
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine run by J. U. Plunkett M D chief consulting physician offers treatment for diseases of the eye ear nose throat lungs cancers and tumors with new and improved methods permanent offices are at suite 8 9 10 entrance no 18 Boylston Street Boston Mass hours 9 am to 12 m 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm daily closed Sundays and holidays
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. U. Plunkett
Boylston Street
Hoston
Mass
Will provides 1000 for fountain in Sapporo and endows Harvard
Dr John C Cutter of Warren leaves about 50 000 to Harvard with trust for other uses. He bequeaths 1000 to Japanese legation for a drinking fountain in Sapporo, 1000 to Massachusetts Agricultural College, 1000 for a Warren playground, or to Bishop Beaven if Warren refuses. He also leaves a spy glass from John Brown to the Warren Public Library and funds for preventive medicine lectures in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sapporo
Hokaido
Japan
Harvard College
Sarah H. Powers
Worcester
Boston
John Brown
Warren Public Library
New England
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Warren
Dr. Cutter
Bishop Beaven
Springfield
Park Outing Club Holds First Grand Ball in Roughan Hall
The Park Outing Club presents its inaugural grand ball at Roughan Hall tonight. With rising membership and prominence, organizers expect the event to be its most successful yet. Officers include John P Buckley president Patrick TH Conway vice president Edward S McDonald treasurer Edward J McColgan financial secretary and Daniel J Collins recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Park Outing Club
Roughan Hall
John P. Buckley
Patrick TH. Conway
Edward S. McDonald
Edward J. McColgan
Daniel J. Collins
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Washington Street
Yates
William B. Lawrence
Connecticut
New Haven Road
Evar
Charter of
Yellowstone
Sewer Department
By Olin Downes
Sary
Ther
J. C. Cutter
Harvard
Beaman
E. F. Beaman
D. C
Bromfield St
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
David J. Ingraham
Temple Place
Oxford
Newman
Roslindale
Margaret C
MecGarty
Benjamin P. Tlood
Fairview Street
Sacred Heart Church
St. Albans
Furlong
South Boston
Catherina G
William J. Furlong
McCann
Old Harbor Street
St. Augustine's Church
McCormick
Roxbury
Margaret M
Annie
Andrew McCormick
Land Street
John
Margaret Trainor
Nea Smith
East Newton Street
Priday
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Ork Papera
Ungvarsky
Anna F
Joseph Ungvarsky
Lanriat Avenue
St. Matthew's Church
Watson
Morley Street
Mary
Michael Wateson
All Saints’ Street
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