Crisis Today in Roosevelt Case Details Pneumonia Battle
Reported condition of Teddy Roosevelt focuses on pneumonia in the second stage with lungs congested and breathing rapid. Oxygen, strong drugs, and careful nursing are used as doctors monitor progress while Mrs Roosevelt and Mrs Gammell stay by the infirmary. President remains at Groton Hospital, with telegraph lines and special trains ready to move him if needed.
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Teddy
Cortelyou
Giardner
Gammell
Whitney House
Washington
Groton
James Lawrence
Lawrence
Roosevelt
Shattuck
Boston
Mr. Lawrence
Thurs&y
Charles Hobart
B. H. Bell
Nashua
Riley
King
M. W. Cochran
W. W. Hodkins
Edward Riley
Hoston & Maine
Craig and
Tyree
Secret Service
General strike may be ordered in Boston clash over Sunday work
Four Meads and Co. teamsters were discharged as Allied Transportation Council members met to weigh a general strike. Union leaders warn a coordinated action could pull 45,000 workers from freight, transportation, and building trades if Brine Co. challenges, with police and court proceedings tied to the dispute.
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J. B. Meads & Co
Allied Transportation Council
Knights of Labor
City Hospital
Boston
Structural Iron Workers
Teamsters and Transportation
Gaskin
Braley
Meads & Co
Oscar F. Cox
Allied Freight Transportation Council
Strikers Win a Point in Brine Company Strike Hearing
The hearing before Judge Braley in the Superior Court equity session examined union officials and drivers. Frank Brown testified about membership registration on Congress Street and denied complaints of rough treatment. Brown described the strike goal as securing union hours and wages, and a plan to tie up the company. He indicated Hornick would gain no money without initiation and that union rank and file would decide after initiation. Brown noted meeting with Murray and Wallace, and De Cuff denied knowledge of assaults on Leary as Miller testified.
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Murray
Wallace
Team Drivers’ Union
Sawyer Whipple
Braley
Superior Court
Frank Brown
Congress Street
Hornick
Ashley
Brown
Board of Arbitration
James de Cuff
Leary
de Cuff
Miller
Beauty Adorned Ball Highlights Catholic Young Men
A grand Catholic Young Men’s Ball featured an extensive rollout of attendees led by A Mullen and Daniel Finnerty with Clara Finnerty and Emma Lee Hannon. Notables from Boston and surrounding areas attended, including Congressmen, mayors, and military officers, with floor leaders and a lavish fashion display including Mrs Toomey’s grand march gown and numerous box gowns.
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A. Mullen
Daniel G. Finnerty
Clara G. Finnerty
Charles McCorry
Emma _ Lee Hannon
John W. Weeks
Newton
Garrett Scol
Medford Book Plant Fire Damages Building and Stock
Fire at the Medford Manufacturing Company on Riverside avenue started in an overheated drying room in the upper story of a three story building. The blaze reached the roof and, while the fire loss was not heavy, the automatic sprinklers flooded the area causing extensive damage. The plant, making felt books, had only begun operations three weeks ago with work limited to samples. No estimate was available for machinery or stock losses, and structural damage was about i
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Medford
Medford Manufacturing Company
Riverside Avenue
Presbyterian creed committee approves revisions to faith confession
In Philadelphia the creed committee of the Presbyterian church decides on key changes to the confession of faith. It rejects the idea that infants who die are lost and revises the text on good works by removing the phrase harmfully labeling works as sinful. The revision adds chapters on the Holy Spirit and the gospel while reexamining oath taking and the pope.
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Philadelphia
Creed Committee
Presbyterian Church
Condolence From European Rulers On Roosevelt Family
Feb 10 Emperor William and Prince Henry sent concern over the illness of President Roosevelts son and received telegram replies from Dr Von Holleben stating the youth was no worse.
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Eerlin
Emperor William
Prince Henry
Mre
Roosevelt
Dr. von Holleben
Youngoosevelt
Leiter Improves After Pneumonia Threat in New York
New York report says Joseph Leiter is much improved at his apartments as pneumonia threat fades. Doctors expect a speedy recovery with no pneumonia development.
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New York
Joseph Leiter
Vaccinators sweep North and West Ends for smallpox shots
One hundred thirty doctors aided by police vaccinated 12 000 residents as night rounds covered North and West Ends. Resistance occurred mainly among English speakers in lodging houses while Italians and Germans largely accepted vaccination. The effort targets 10 000 to 15 000 daily and Dr Durgin aims to list every unvaccinated resident within a week.
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Board of Health
West End
North End
Salvation Army
Boston
Durgin
Dr. Pfeiffer
Gowns of rare beauty dazzle at last night dance
An unusually handsome display of gowns dominated the event with younger guests in light dancing gowns and mature attendees in heavily embroidered formal wear. Notable figures included Mrs. Patrick A. Collings in black velvet with renaissance lace and Monds, Mrs. T. B. Fitzpatrick in corded silk and lace, and Mrs. James Morrison in white silk and duchesse lace.
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J. Mitchell Galvin
Patrick A. Collings
T. B. Fitzpatrick
James Morrison
John F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
the Republic
Fashion notes of society gowns with lace and satin trimmings
A list of numerous women and their ornate gowns described in silks louisine taffeta and crepe de chine. Garments feature lace embossments, chiffons, brocades, and velvet with pearls jet and turquoise accents across a society event.
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Eugene Lynch
Waltrain Clark
William A. Gaston
J. B. Ryan
J. H. Brine
Edward Gittings
Sadie Muldoon
Louise Heggarty
Garrett Scollard
Hanlon
T. Hayes Murnane
P. F. Hennigan
C. F. Dore
E. L. Hearn
D. I. Keith
Kate Dolan
Dr. O'Riley
McGrail
J. W. Cochran
Nellie G. McDonald
Peter Dahey
Joseph Lyons
Agnes Haggerty
Margaret Miller
Bessie O'Connell
Mary
O'Connell
Anna Flynn
Josephine Flynn
John P. Reynolds
Marcia Pugh
Theo Mackay
Julia Tunroe
J. L. Pugh
Margaret Waters
Ida Malley
Winnie R. McGrath
Minnie EK
Martin
W. J. Welsh
Mary McNamara
John T. Deegan
John Shay
Newfoundland Club Ball At Odd Fellows Hall
The Newfoundland Club held its annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall last evening with large attendance. The grand match featured Martin Kent and Miss A Bulger among a notable list of attendees including Mr and Mrs W J Bulger and Mrs P J Bulger.
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Newfoundland Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Martin Kent
A. Bulger
Dr Pfeiffer Holds Own Amid Smallpox In Bedford
Feb 10 report says Dr Immanuel Pfeiffer, anti vaccinationist, sick with smallpox, remains in his Bedford house with no change. Bedford officials mandate school vaccination as townspeople react to the outbreak while Boston health authorities trace Pfeiffer’s movements backward from the Bedford house. Mrs Bordman vaccinated but not with the others.
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Bedford
Immanuel Pfiffer
Bedford House
Pfeiffer, Jr
Hamblen
Bedford Board of Health
Selectmen
Charlestown Ball Highlights Season’s Best Social Event
The annual ball hosted by Colonel Fred B. drew local society, featuring elegant gowns and lively dancing as one of the season’s most enjoyable gatherings in Charlestown. It showcased prominent residents and praised the host’s hospitality.
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Charlestown
Fred B
Military styled charity ball at Bogan Camp No 14
A benefit event for the sick fund of Bogan Camp No 14 in Roughan Hall City square drew about 800 attendees including many military officers. The grand march featured 100 couples in uniform or evening dress with the procession led by the floor supervisor.
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Bogan Camp No
Roughan Hall
City Square
Camping Club Ball at Odd Fellows Hall Cambridge
A dancing party organized by the Prospect Union Camping Club was held at Odd Fellows Hall Cambridge. The event featured music and social dancing as club members enjoyed a social evening.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Cambridge
Prospect Union Camping Club
Grand march led by Mrs Ella G MacGuinness at Prospect Union Camping Club ball
About 200 members and friends attended the Prospect Union Camping Club ball. Miss Ella G MacGuinness led the grand march with John J Hearne president and Helena C MacGuinness. Floor was directed by Hearne assisted by Alexander Robinson and others. attendees wore negligee shirts and duck pants while many wore summer costumes.
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Ella G. Macguinness
Ball of Prospect Union Camping Club
John J. Hearne
Helena C. MacGuiness
Alexander Robinson
John F. Ryan
John IF. Shermen
Sumner Fishing Club Holds Sixth Annual Ball at Lyceum Hall
The Sumner Fishing Club hosted its sixth annual ball last night at Lyceum Hall in East Boston with about 900 attendees. Lead by President Andrew J. Johnson and his sister Sadie Johnson, the grand march included Vice President William J. Walsh and Miss Josephine Walsh with 100 couples, and a list of notable guests attended the event.
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Sumner Fishing Club
Lyceum Hall
East
Boston
Andrew J. Johnson
Sadie Johnson
William J. Walsh
Josephine Walsh
Joseph A. Conry
P.J. Kennedy
William J. Donovan
John L
Bank Wrecked by Vice President in Detroit
Vice-President Frank C. Andrews of City Savings Bank, under state control since this morning, was arrested and arraigned for allegedly securing over 1 million dollars from the bank without security or director knowledge. Officials attribute ruin to risky Amalgamated Copper stock purchases and speculative losses.
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Detroit
Frank C. Andrews
City Savings Bank
George L. Maltz
Andrews
F. C. Pingree
Savi Bank
Amalgamated Copper
Opposed Present Broad Street Plan Discussed by Trade Group
The proposed Broad Street extension was the main topic at a Boston Associated Board of Trade dinner at Young's. A committee will go to City Hall today to oppose the current plans.
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Broad Street
Boston Associated Board of Trade
Young's
City Hall
Inspector Reprimanded in General Orders
Police commissioners announce Inspector Morris Wolf found guilty of neglect of duty and disobedience of orders for not serving a Municipal Court warrant and delaying return of recovered property. He is reprimanded. Reserve Officer Ridward M Payson of Division 16 resigns in the same order.
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Morris Wolf
Ridward M. Payson
Division 16
Fire destroys several Springfield factories
A morning blaze in Springfielddestroyed F. M. Wests wooden box factory and the Walsh boiler and iron works with Hugh Davitts iron foundry badly damaged. R. F. Hawkins iron works and the Boston and Albany freight depot were at risk. Loss estimated under 50,000 with heavy insurance coverage.
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Springfield
F. M. West
Walsh
Hugh Davitt
Labor leaders welcomed at Massasoit Hall reception
In Brockton on February 10 President Samuel Gompers of the AFL was hosted by local unions at Massasoit Hall. Central Labor Union president Emmet T. Walls chaired and spoke, with John F. Tobin of Boston and Henry J. Skeffington among the other speakers.
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Brockton
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Massasoit Hall
Emmet T. Walls
Central Labor Union
John F. Tobin
Boston
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Henry J. Skeffington
Sweeney Beats Watson in Springfield Boxing Bout
Patsy Sweeney defeated Andy Watson of Boston in a 15 round match in Springfield with a decision awarded tonight.
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Springfield
Patsy Sweeney
Andy Watson
Boston
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Charles S. Sullivan
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