Locomotive Engineers Ball Draws Boston Area Crowd
The thirty fifth annual hall of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers gathered at Old Fellows Hall last evening. 80 couples attended the grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. William E. Downs of Boston and other invited guests from the Fitchburg division of the Boston & Maine railroad and local officials.
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the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Boston
Old Colony
Oid Fellows
William E. Downs
Mr. Boody
Lawrence
Roody
Delos Everett
The
Brotherhood
Cleveland
Henry Bartlett
B. & M. Railroad
A. J. Gifford
I. A. Smith
C. S. Hall
Fred Miller
William Wood
Brotherhood of Lecorative Eng Ih
Ws. Tirrell
Aid
Ball
F Brozier
Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
BAUL
St. Augustine Hall
South Poston
James A. Gutherie
M. H. Jone
Patrick J. Kennedy
Aoa
Th. FP. Casey
John A
Deacon Hall
Washington Street
P. H. Connoly
House Votes to Consolidate Metropolitan Boards
The House voted to consolidate the Metropolitan Water and Sewerage boards after debate. Senate approved an order for the Boston Police Board to report ledgers in small city hotels by 15 to 10. Committee on rules did not meet to settle gas issues, may oppose McPherson’s order and back Luce order. Proposals on probation system funding and gas franchise regulation were discussed, with opposition from interests and hearings scheduled.
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Callender
Boston
A. J. Bailey
Cook
Frederick Viaux
Osborne Howes
House
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Boards
Senate
Hoston
Committee On Rules
McPherson
Gus
Luce
Garney Hospital Bill Passes After Council Debate
In Boston, a bid to delay Norris's order for city support of Carney Hospital failed as Republicans Davenport and Bennett opposed referral while O'Toole Greidy and Carter backed immediate passage. The college settlement gymnasium lease was deferred and fire department salary raise report was laid over. Library trustees say 166000 suffices for a new Mast Boston branch building, or half if leased.
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Norris
Carney Hospital
Nation cheers Schlitz beer in temperance stunt
Milwaukee on February 14 reports a strange exchange in the Carrie Nation crusade. General Manager Wusthoff of the Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company asked Mrs Nation to advocate temperate beer use. She replied that if it pleases him, she will advertise his business with the hatchet, a nod to her weapon of choice and that everyone will hear of the famous beer.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Carrie Nation
Wusthoff
Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company
Gas price proposal limits West Boston Gas Company
Gas commissioners issued an order recommending that from March next the net price of gas sold by the West Boston Gas Company Hall not exceed 31.25 per 1000 feet. The present net price is 140 per 1000 feet. Bermuda, Feb. 4. The American schooner John Paul of Franklin Maine, Captain Dyer, from Accra Nov. 1 and Appam Dec. 1 via Barbadoes Jan. 4 for Boston arrived here totally with loss of sails.
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West Boston Gas Company
Bermuda
John Paul
Franklin
Dyer
Accra
Appam
Barbadoes
Boston
Bank Receiver seeks 7 percent payout to creditors
Hampton the receiver for the defunct South Danvers National Bank of Peabody seeks 7 percent of depositor claims as the process to recover assets continues. Court actions name Henry G Rice and Alvin Carl in suits related to notes and duties of bank directors, while bail remains elusive for Dickinson and Foster as investigations proceed.
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Hampton
South Danvers National Bank of Peabody
John W. Dickinson
South Danvers Bank
Charles Street
Peabody Bank
Henry G Rice
Salem
Alvin Cari
Foster
Henry G. Rice
Norfolk Soap Company
Rice
Maine
Ties
Ats
Tee
Messrs. Rice
Frank Wright
Superior Court
Roessle
Roxbury
Carl
Post
Mr. Carl
United Tanners Glue Company
Dickinson
Fiske
Waters
Mahoney
Whidden
Three Men Named in Connection With South Deainers Bank Wreck
Three men George M. Foster John W Dickingson and Louis Steinfeld are named in connection with the wreck of the South Deainers bank. They are currently regarded as suspects until proven guilty. The report describes Steinfeld as ambitious stylish and successful promoter with a busy poster and a focus on family life.
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George M. Foster
Louis Steinfeld
South Deaners Bank
Retter
Sante
Ooen
Steinfeld
Poster
Peabody Bank
Tie
Peabody
Foster
Charles Street
Chicago
New Hampshire
Alabama
Maine
West
Newtonville
Europe
South Danvers
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Promoted For Health Benefits
An advertisement touts Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as a mild stimulant aiding digestion appetite and coughs. It emphasizes purity being made from malt in sealed gull quarts and bears the proprietors signature, with trade supplied by Eastern Drug Company in Boston.
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Graves
Maryland
Chester Dq. Graves & Sons
Eastern Drug Company
Boston
Portraits of two bankers from a fraud case
The text sketches two men tied to Peabody Bank, Foster and Steinfeld, detailing traits, habits, and ambitions. Foster appears frugal, loyal, silent, and plain, while Steinfeld is worldly, ambitious, persuasive, and fashionably generous, with a penchant for social rank and costly living.
Letter Carrier Fred J Metager Granted Bail
Fred J Metager, a longtime city letter carrier and former Station A worker, was released on bail after involvement in a legal matter spanning more than twenty years of service.
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Fred J. Metager
Boston letter carrier Metzger held on mail robbery charges
Fred J Metzger a Boston letter carrier was held in 500 bail on charges of robbing mails between West Canton and Brookline streets and for stealing two letters. He, 46, married with two daughters, lives at 263 Quincy Street Dorchester. Superintendent Dupree reported missing letters and Inspector Evans assigned Inspector Towson who soon suspected Metzger.
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Fred J. Metzger
Boston
West Canton
Brookline
Ball
Quincy Street
Dorchester
Dupree
Station A
Evans
Yowlson
Towson
Metzger
Carney Hospital Benefit Promises Star-Studded Lineup
A benefit concert at Columbra Phesire next Sunday features Ellen McLaughiin soprano Agnes May pianist Frances Devers and the Way Down Hast quartet among other notable performers. Proceeds support Carney Hospital and its programs.
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Carney Hospital
Columbra Phesire
Apdean
Ellen McLaughiin
Agnes May
Irances Devers
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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