Predicts New Labor Party Emergence in Indiana
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, told Indiana legislators in Indianapolis that a constructive progressive radical labor party must enter politics to challenge both major parties. He argued Republicans represent wealth and Democrats fail to lead the people, urging a reform shift.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of La&abor
Indiana
Republican Party
Gompers
Democratic Party
Boston rector chosen for New Haven church
The Rev. George L. Paine, son of Robert Treat Paine of Boston, was elected rector of St. Pauls Church in New Haven. Paine, born 1874 in Waltham and Harvard 1896, previously led St. Marys Church in Dorchester. He married Clara A. May in 1899 and is president of the Boston Federation of Churches.
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New Haven
George L. Paine
Robert Treat Paine
Boston
St. Paul’s Church
New England
Edwin 5. Lines
St. Paul's
Newark
James DeWolfe Perry
Rhode Island
Mr. Paine
Waltham
Harvard
Pockets Bulging With Brass Faucets
James A. Mullen, said to have no home, was arrested by Patrolman Kelly at Dedham Street Station and charged with breaking and entering 876 Harrison Avenue and larceny of brass faucets. A search found 26 faucets with lead piping attached, totaling over 66 pounds.
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James A. Mullen
Kelly
Dedham Street
Mullen
Harrison Avenue
Daily Fire Record From 2 A M To 2 A M
A series of fire records shows incidents across multiple addresses including Samuel Adelson at 11:40 a.m. on Anderson Street with a $50 value. J Albert Walker estate on Hunting ton avenue with A Eugene Hurd occupant valued at 8500. A wooden tower on Paul Gore street attended by Harry Nawn with $5. An automatic alarm at 6:15 p.m. on Kingston street for Pierce & Billings valued at 3100. Navy Yard in New Jersey reports no damage. Giuseppe Gigero at 380 North Street logged at 8:55 p.m. with $100 value.
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Anderson Street
Samuel Adelson
Huntington Avenue
J. Albert Walker
A. Eugene Hurd
Paul Gore
Harry Nawn
Kingston Street
Pierce & Billings
New Jersey
Navy Yard
North Street
Giuseppe Gigero
Boston Seeks Subscriptions for Dallin Statue
Metropolitan Improvement League requests funds to acquire Cyrus E. Dallin’s equestrian sculpture The Appeal to the Great Spirit for Boston Parks. Boston Park Commission backs the project naming Boylston Road junction with Charlesgate West in the Fens as site. The Art Commission approves. $12,000 needed. Lee Higginson Co. to act as treasurer.
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Henry L. Higginson
Edmund C. Tarbell
Thomas L. Livermore
Metropolitan Improvement League
Boston
Cyrus E. Dallin
Boston Park Commission
Boylston Road
Charlesgate West
Fens
Art Commission
Lee, Higginson & Co
Famous Beauty Leaves Husband Amid Family Disputes
Helena dispatches report that Mrs. Alvar de Comeau O'Brien, a 22 year old Montana beauty, has returned to Colonel Thomas Cruse's home after a rift with her Princeton football star husband. Cruse cut the annual allowance of 250000 dollars, following a nervous collapse in New York.
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New York
Alvar de Comeau O’brien
Princeton
Montana
Helena
Mont
O’brien
Thomas Cruse
William Cruse
Hill
Colonel Cruse
Washington
Chicago
San Francisco
T. H. Carter
Grafter impostors in Salvation Army uniforms target Boston donors
Uniformed impostors posing as Salvation Army and Volunteers of America workers have been bilking Boston charitable supporters. Police note a new passbook system to verify collectors. two convictions in two weeks signal partial progress, while genuine groups stress limited regular solicitors in city.
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Salvation Army
Volunteers of America
Boston
Army
Volunteers
Stanley Sheppard
The
Newton
Waltham
Malden
Colonel Gifford
Major Bacheller
the Volunteers of America
Christy
Locker
Stamps Promotion at Wolf's My Clothier
Double legal stamps will be given with every purchase mornings until 12 o'clock noon at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets. Single stamps thereafter.
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Wolf’s
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Ayer Resigns as Boston School Physician
Dr. Silas Hibbard Ayer, two years chief school physician of Boston, is no longer in office after his resignation was accepted by the Board of Health. He revealed the move at a health conference, then attacked the school medical examination system and inspector salaries before noting his departure from the staff.
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Silas Hibbard Ayer
Boston
Board of Health
Fed. 3
Twentieth Century Club
Ayer
Ayer urges reform in Boston public health work structure
Dr. Ayer urged a reorganization to remove City Hall influence, unite nurses and school physicians under one head, and place examining physicians under the Board of Health. He called for practical student demonstrations, praised Dr. Durgin, noted slow progress, and warned that low pay would hinder qualified physicians. Support came from Dr. Cabot and fellow physicians.
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Board of Health
Ayer
Samuel H. Durgin
Boston
Durgin
New York City
Richard C. Cabot
William Pearce Coues
Back Bay
Horace E. Marien
Brighton
Cleveland Floyd
Marlboro Street
Youngest Watertown selectman candidate wins caucus
Joseph H. McNally 22 the youngest nominee for selectman as he led the Democratic ticket with 190 votes of 219. P S Cunniff 133 and James D Evans 8 trailed. G Frederick Robinson 24 behind Evans. Other races: T James Gallagher 169 Brigham 34 for treasurer. Barnes won auditor 133 to Brogie 77 and Coburn 19. Holland and Grogan nominated unanimously for tax collector and assessor respectively.
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Joseph H. McNally
Selectman
Watertown
McNally
P. Sarsfield Cunniff
James D. Evans
G. Frederick Robinson
Evans
T. James Gallagher
Harry W. Brigham
Samuel H. Barnes
Daniel E. Brogie
Irving B. Coburn
Joseph B. Holland
George F. Grogan
Manager Wilson of United Shoe Dies at 53
Charles H. Wilson general manager of the United Shoe Machinery Company died at his home 117 Mystic Street West Medford of pneumonia He was 53 and had worked with the company since its organization He leaves a widow and a 17 year old son Donald He belonged to the Boston Boot and Shoe Club and the Belmont Country Club.
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Charles H. Wilson
United Shoe Machinery Company
Mystic Street
West Medford
Shoe Machinery Company
McKay
Donald
Wilson
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Belmont Country Club
Revere Citizens Name Candidates at Party Caucus
At the Citizens party caucus in Revere Town Hall yesterday afternoon nominees were named for the coming election. James H. Gallager is nominated for selectman at large, Dr. Edison W. Brown for selectman precinct 1, Captain William Daly for selectman precinct 2, Richard D. Barry for selectman precinct 8, Cornelius F. Gren for selectman precinct 4, and William Colcord for assessor for three years. The executive committee will nominate the remaining candidates later.
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Citizens’ Party
Revere Town Hall
Selectman
James H. Gallager
Edison W. Brown
William Daly
Richard D. Barry
Cornelius F. Gren
William Colcord
Manon at Boston Opera House with Lipkowska in title role
Massenet's Manon repeated at the Boston Opera House with Lydia Lipkowska as Manon and Clement as Des Grieux. Review lauds her stage presence and vocal Brilliance, notes strong ensemble and revival details with minor scene omission critics.
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Massenet
Manon
Boston Opera House
Lydia Lipkowska
Boston Opera Company
Mme. Lipkowska
Mr. Clement
St. Sulpice
Havre
Lucia
Violetta
Des Grieux
Caplet
Fornari
Lescaut
Letol
Hotel Transylvania
Mardones
Savage
Swartz
Roberts
Maine Pistol Victim Dead in Farmington Shooting
Lewis A. Phillips of Farmington died at Central Maine General Hospital from two bullet wounds believed self defense by Ernest H. Swain. Swain, jailed in Farmington, says Phillips attacked at the Swain farm near the Wilton line over jealousy and drunken dispute.
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Lewiston
Lewis A. Phillips
Farmington
Central Maine General Hospital
Ernest H. Swain
Swain
Phillips
Wilton
Whit ney Held in Florida to Face Another Check Charge
Dover Maine February 20 James E Whit ney wanted for passing a $1050 worthless check on a local bank was arrested in Jacksonville Florida He will not be brought back to Maine for now Sheriff Doble said Jacksonville police chief reported Whit ney was taken from custody by the Jacksonville county sheriff and will be held on a $5000 check charge at a Jacksonville bank.
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Dover
James E. Whitney
Jacksonville
Fla
Maine
Doble
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Penne
Boston Wine & Spirits Co
Dock
James J. Doherty
Wolf's
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Adams Square
Scollay Square
Friend-Union Street
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United
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Lipkowska
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