Professor A. Lawrence Lowell to Lead Boston Charter Panel
Professor A Lawrence Lowell of Harvard will head the joint Merchants Association and Chamber of Commerce committee to examine the new Boston city charter. His leadership signals strong business support for a carefully studied charter with detailed reporting and recommendations to the two sponsoring bodies.
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A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Eliot
Lowell
Committee of Merchants
New England
Professor Lowell Elected Chairman of Boston Finance Committee
Professor Lowell, with prior service on the old Boston school committee, was elected chairman of the new Finance Committee at a meeting attended by all members. The panel includes leaders from the Merchants' Association and Chamber of Commerce, plus Finance Commission members and Attorney Sughrue, who discussed charter features and pledged support to merchants.
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Lowell
Boston
Old Boston School
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Association
James J. Storrow
Bernard Rothwell
Francis R. Bangs
Meyer Bloomfield
Henry J. Bowen
Samuel D. Capen
Henry K. Cunningham
Edric Hildredge
Alpheus H. Hardy
Geoffrey B. Lehy
Laurence Minot
Finance Commission
John F. Moors
George A. Crocker
Randall G. Morris
George A. O. Ernst
John F. Kennedy
M. J. Sughrue
Walk to Your Meals Like a Man
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural digestive aid. It urges readers to build up the system, claims physicians back the product, and offers a free trial by mail from F A Stuart Co, Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
America
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart ,Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Knocks For New Charter Innes And Fitzgerald Criticise Plan
Boston city club dinner attendees debated the Finance Commission charter proposal. Innes and Fitzgerald faulted the plan for mayor recall rules and a single city chamber while praising some aims. Munro supported the charter overall and Bartlett and Whitlock spoke on reform.
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Innes
Fitzgerald
Finance Commission
Boston
Boston City Club
Charles H. Innes
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
W. B. Munro
Harvard
Grant Whitlock
Toledo
Dana W. Bartlett
Los Angeles
Norman H. White
Brookline
John F. Moors
Two Girls Claim Ryan Wedded Them in Larceny Case
Thomas H. Ryan of Brighton faced larceny charges after being accused of stealing four diamond rings valued at 400 dollars from jeweller Christopher Kuenzel of Springfield. A claim by Bertha Siebert Ryan's sister that Ryan is her husband surfaced at Siebert's Roxbury home.
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Thomas H. Ryan
Shannon Street
Brighton
Bertha Siebert Ryan
Smith Street
Roxbury
Bertha Siebert
Cronin
Angell
Michael Muldoon
Station 14
Christopher Kuenzel
Springfield
Ryan
Miss Siebert
Kuenzel
Man Linked to False Police Tales Marries Second Time
Thomas Ryan, already married to Mabel McGeehan Ryan, reportedly married again to Miss Siebert after claiming ties to the Boston police. He charmed Miss Siebert while allegedly on missions, later marrying at City Hall on February 1. McGeehan Ryan, shocked by the news, recalls their 1908 Brighton residence and six years of knowing him.
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Ryan
Mabel McGeehan Ryan
Shannon Street
Brighton
Miss McGeehan
Miss Siebert
Louisa F. Siebert
Smith Street
Roxbury
Siebert
Watts
Sacramento
Rochester
Boston
Kuenzel
City Hall
Mabel McGeehan-Ryan
Large arrival of 12 ocean liners expected in port today
A flotilla of twelve liners is due, including four Calcutta freight ships valued above seven million, plus two South American cargoes from Buenos Ayres and Rosario. The fleet features Hansa Moltkefels, Sutherland, Harport, Inverness, Philadelphia, Galileo, Potomac, Venango, and others from Fowey Hull and the West Indies.
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Calcutta
Hansa Line
Moltkefels
Sutherland
Harport
Inverness
Houston
Horatius
Furness Line
Potomac
Buenos Ayres
Rosario
Montevideo
Leyland Line
Philadelphia
London
Wilson
Galileo
Hull
England
Venango
Fowey
West Indies
Edda
Macoris
San Domingo
Nanna
Manzanilla
Cuba
Thieves Loot Two City Schools Overnight
Samuel S. Marison, janitor at Bowditch Girls School on Green Street, found robbers had entered last night and taken £20 in cash and 20 class pins valued at $12. An hour later West Roxbury High on Elm Street was found robbed of $25 in lunch money.
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Samuel 8S. Marison
Bowditch Girls’ School
Green Street
West Roxbury High School
Elm Street
Fireman Falls Breaks Spine in Escapework
John Gibbons aged 28 of 79 Tondon Street East Boston, a hoseman with Engine 8, fell from the rear fire escape at 70 72 Commercial Street last night, fracturing his spine and suffering a severe scalp wound. He was taken to the Relief Station. The rear fire at the Studley provision dealer building caused about 500 dollars in loss.
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John Gibbons
Tondon Street
Boston
Commercial Street
F. C. Studley
Druggist Witnesses Cooper Wake New York Boom
The World reports L. T. Cooper the Western stomachologist drawing crowds at Broadway and Ninth Street. Dealers note unprecedented demand for Cooper's New Discovery while Cooper claims the medicine stimulates gastric juices and improves digestion. He plans a two month rest then a London debut.
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New York
Broadway
Ninth Street
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
Emancipator of a Race Savior of His Country
A titled tribute honors a noble statesman praised as emancipator of a race and savior of the country. The piece highlights his leadership, vision, and enduring legacy in shaping national progress and unity.
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