Boston University Hosts Eleventh Klatsch Collegium Fete
Gamma Delta of the College of Liberal Arts marks the eleventh Klatsch Collegium at Boston University drawing 2500 guests. Sophomores and freshmen filled Jacob Sleeper Hall while seniors occupied the chapel and convocation rooms with elaborate color schemes and numerous named hostesses and guests from Harvard, Radcliffe, Wellesley, Tufts, and other institutions.
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Klatsch Collegium
Boston University
Gamma Delta
College of Liberal Arts
Jacob Sleeper
Edyth Everett
Boston
Josephine Twisden
Swampscott
Grace Potter
Laura Libby
Margaret Tyacke
Katherine Chamberlain
Marion Chadbourne
Wakefield
Frappe
Helen Eldridge
Gennie Gammons
Willard Shattuck
Wellington
Dora Hale
Cambridge
Oxford Professor Dies In Bicycle Fall
London report says Professor W Wallace of moral philosophy at the University of Oxford was killed today after a bicycle accident that fractured his skull.
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London
W. Wallace
University of Oxford
Bulls Head Tavern Mutton Chops and Musty Ale Ad
An 18th or 19th century ad lists the Bulls Head Tavern at 27 and 29 Washington Street and 8 Friend Street offering brace of mutton chops with musty ale priced at 24c.
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Bulls Head Tavern
Washington Street
Friend Street
Memorial Tablet Presented to Catholic University
Boston financier A Shuman gifts a carved oak tablet to the Catholic University of America for the John Boyle O Reilly memorial in Boston. Charles T Dukelow represents Boston as he presents the tablet and reads Shuman's letter amid speeches by Rev Dr Conaty and other dignitaries. The tablet will join the university’s O Reilly bust and other artifacts in the library.
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Washington
Charles T. Dukelow
Boston
Catholic University
A. Shuman
John Boyle O'Reilly
Thomas J. Conaty
University
Massachusetts
Catholic University of America
O’reilly
Louise Chandler Moulton
William Bryne
James Jeffrey Roche
John J. Keane
O'Reilly
McMahon Building
William Byrne
Conaty
Shuman
Liquor Dealer Fined For Selling To Minors in Charlestown
Harry V. Collins a Main street liquor dealer was fined 109 dollars on two charges of selling liquor to minors in district court yesterday. He appealed. The sale occurred on January 23 when John F. Leonard and William Leary both about 19 bought liquor at Collins's saloon.
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Harry V. Collins
Main Street
Charlestown
John F. Leonard
William Leary
Collins
Senate schedules Washington's Farewell Address reading
A Senate resolution directs that after the journal reading on Monday February 22 Washington's Farewell Address be read by Senator Daniel and then the Senate proceed with its business.
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Washington
Hoar
Senate
Daniel
Ayer’s Sarsa parilla Promised as Superior Blood Purifier
The ad asserts Ayer’s Sarsa parilla will purify the blood more perfectly, economically, and quickly than any other remedy, boasting fifty years of cures behind the claim. It urges readers to avoid wasting money on other products.
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Ayer
Kept Alive Washington's Birthday Observance in Boston Schools
Boston public schools observed Washington's Birthday with patriotic displays. A citizen supplied souvenir portraits draped in national colors in all grammar and high schools. Notable events included Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale at the Boston Latin and addresses at Eliot and Hancock schools. Teachers and students showcased exhibitions and gifts to Master Page for the Dwight School library.
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Washington
Boston
Boston Latin
Edward Everett Hale
Eliot School For Boys
North Bennet Street
Europe
Hancock School For Girls
Parmenter Street
Horace Mann School For the Deaf
Exeter Street
Miss Jordan
Dwight School
Page
Daniel Webster
Lester P. Bernstein
Edward J. Jones
Kraft
Moody Preaches Hopeful Blues at Tremont Temple meetings
Moody speaks at Tremont Temple with light morning attendance and strong afternoon turnout. He denounces critics of his sermons on the law, calls some people mean, urges listeners to take Jesus into their lives and enter the ark as the path to salvation.
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Tremont Temple
Moody
Mr. Moody
Jesus
Noah
Christ
City of Refuge
Hood and Reynolds Clock Theft Case Continued
In Municipal Court Judge Ely continued the Hood case until next Wednesday at 10. John Hood of Hyde Park, and Hood & Reynolds, are charged with receiving a $33 marble clock stolen from Paine Furniture Co. Hood testified he bought the clock from an unknown man, not Ned Whalen, and denied knowledge of the loss. Other witnesses supported Hood’s claim. prosecutors say Whalen sold the clock. The case reconvenes February 26 at 9:30.
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Hood
Ely
John Hood
Hyde Park
Hood & Reynolds
Paine Furniture Company
Tremont Street
Ned’’ Whalen
John M. Carroll
Whalen
Arthur Shaw
Agnew Cure for Heart Disease Promises Rapid Relief
Dr Agnew's remedy claims relief from organic or sympathetic heart disease in 30 minutes. It targets palpitation, shortness of breath, smothering spells, and left side pain with a single dose, sold by C. B. Woodward & Co. and Jaynes & Co. at listed addresses.
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Agnew
C. B. Woodward & Co
Bromfield St
Jaynes & Co
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Boston Theatre Week Adds Many Classic and New Acts
The Boston stage week promises little change with many acts carrying over. New to Boston Jacob Litt’s The Woman in Black at Bowdoin Square and Lucia plus Cavalleria Rusticana at Castle Square headline a varied lineup, with Lohengrin ending tonight and Under the Polar Star entering its second week at the Boston Theatre.
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Bowdoin Square
Boston
Jacob, Litt
Castle Square
Lucia
Boston Theatre
William H. Crane
Hollis
the Park
New York
Hoyt
Museum
William Gillette
Secret Service
BE. H. Sothern
Richard Mansfield
Beau Brummel
Tremont
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
John Hare
London
Robert Mantell
Columbia Theatre
Monbars
Charlotte Behrens
Down In Dixie
Columbia
Keith
Howard Atheneum
Flynn & Sheridan
Florrie West
Stewart Sisters
St. Belmos
Hines
Remington
Brooks
Chicago
Sibyl Sammis
Charles Leonard Fletcher
New Grand Theatre
Olio
Herne
Grand Opera House
Silvers
L. Fox
Leonard and
Fulton
Austin & Stone
Fritz
Bonnie Jean Gordon
the Palace
Rose Hill
John Ll. Sullivan
Clarence Dale
Nickelodeon
Chapin Arrest Report Unlikely as Defalcation Probe Continues
Reports of Erving Fenno Chapin’s arrest fade as inquiries show the Fourth National Bank teller may cover the shortage. George Gregerson of the Guarantee Company believes repayment is expected from Chapin’s friends and no criminal action is planned while funds are restored. Chapin remained unavailable for comment and police have not filed formal charges.
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Erving
Fenno Chapin
Fourth National Bank
Post
George William Gregerson
Guarantee Company of North America
Gregerson
Chapin
No. 1
Willow Street
Dugan
Reverend James C. Rucker Rescued From Suicide Attempt
In Chicago on February 19 Rev. Dr. James C. Rucker a Methodist minister over 80 years old and long time Central Illinois conference member was found with a revolver pruning knife and eight pounds of lead and admitted he intended to kill himself. Family troubles are blamed for the act and he was prevented from leaping into the lake. He is described as quite wealthy.
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Chicago, Ill
James C. Rucker
Central Illinois Conference
Rucker
Bull's Head Tavern Ad With Prime Steaks and Ales
Local tavern touts best chops and steaks along with draught ales and beer. Locations listed include 27 Washington Street, 29 Washington Street, and 83 Friend Street.
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Bull’s Head Tavern
Washington Street
Friend Street
Harvard Professor Testifies On Consumption At City Hearing
Professor Harold C. Ernst of Harvard University spoke at an aldermanic chamber hearing on consumptives homes. He cited about 1540 deaths yearly from consumption in the city and 670 from diphtheria, calling consumption infectious and urging remote country or hospital facilities as best public health practice. The session adjourned after less than two hours.
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Harold C. Ernst
Harvard University
Ernst
Bolles
Harvard College
Board of Health
Fracas in Cham berlain's involving Goodwin Dixey and Senator Blackburn
A quiet Cham berlain's night exploded into a melee when Nat Goodwin Henry Dixey and Senator Blackburn clashed. Dixey complained of a sore hand while Blackburn left in a cab and Dixey paid damages for the disturbance.
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Nat Goodwin
Dixey
Senator Blackburn
Old Point Comfort
Chamberlain
Henry H. Dixey
Kentucky
Lexington
Boston
Alice Carneal
Concord
Bunker Hill
Adonis
Fair South
Blackburn
Goodwin
Hope for the Oakes Revived
Tacoma reports new light on the disappearance of the American ship T. F. Oakes, once bound Hong Kong to New York. Third mate Smith says Captain Reed planned a Pacific voyage via Cape Horn, an unusual route, prompting some shipping men to believe the Oakes may still reach New York uninjured.
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Tacoma
Wash
Olympia
T. F. Oakes
Hong Kong
New York
Smith
Oakes
Reed
Pacific
Cape Horn
From North to South Dr Bull's Couch Syrup Prevents Colds
A vintage ad touts Dr Bull's Couch Syrup as the preventive for colds with claims of wide rural reach from north to south and highlights its soothing relief.
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Alice Meagher
Wellesley
Mabel Staples
Dorchester
Ella Chase
Radcliffe
Emma Mason
Melrose
M. Grace Potter
Helen Armstrong
Winchester
Blanche Bagley
St. Johnsbury
Pearl Chase
Stoneham
Valenciennes
Ruth Wood
Edith Fogg
Rochester
N. H
Addie Lantern
Worcester
Sarah
Ada A. Cole
Somerville
Ina F. Capen
Spencer
Anjanette G. Atwood
Cora E. Nates
East
Alice Jansson
Nile
Mae Lawrence
Winnifred Hill
Watertown
Nellie Meredith
Everett
Demetria Simmons
Miriam Parker
West Medford
Bertha Marvel
Taunton
Evelyn Howe
Oxford
Rian
Styles
Ounuay
Q’reilly
Catholic Uni
Versity
McMahon
Medora R. Crosby
England
Damrell & Upham, Gia Ee Ce Ig
Guaranty Company
Harvard
Fracas
Chamberlain’s
THE
New England
Mechanics’ Building
Telop
Isaac B. Rich
Maclvyee
H. A. Clapp
Crane
Boston Museum
Jack
Tremont Theatre
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau Co. (Ltd
Bhatriow Cameron
N. Y. Garrick Theatre Stock CO
Bagomerg - Hoyt & McKee
Richard III
the Merchant of Venice
Prince Karl
Stock Co
Sam’s of
Posen
Charles T
Capt
Bex
OPERA
Oru
Dixie
Matinee Daily
Frank V. Dunn
ATLAS
FOLLY
Edward J. Ivory, Esq
John F “Mintyre
William Lyman
Atlantic
Monster
Molly
John Drohan
Boston Evening Traveler
Vic., Inc
Tnc
Bl.g
TAAL
Model Playhouse
Country
Vilona
Hengler
Reno and Richards
Lillian Burkhart
Forest Flood
Quaker City
George Thatcher
Ed Marble
Madama Pianka
Tom Thumb
Countess Ma
Count Magri
Baron Littlefinger
Chiquita
Prof
C. L. Franks
West Newton St
Campbell
Tremont St
Washington St
Shawmut Ave
C. M. Raymond
Howard
Lynn
Sheridan
Juliska
the Gregorys
Billie and
Willie Famell
Smart
Williams
Dover Sts
Jas
F. Hoey
Acme
Joe Flynn
Marvelles
Phyllis Allen
Raymon Moore
Dixon
Theatre
Tel
Wagner
Babylon
Rochegrosse
Masonic Temple
Ustin& Stone
Mantell
Cool Burgess
Heege
Bowdoin Chas. F. Erins
IN. Square Theatre
Yonson
Stonmaen Bay
Inierion Polate
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