Men of Dartmouth Laud McCall as Future College Leader
Ex Congressman Samuel L Powers praises Dartmouth classmate Samuel W McCall as the likely next college president noting his strong academics philosophy and economics plus athletic ability He lists other prominent classmates including John Adams Aiken Parsons Fastman Streeter and reverend William N Davis as notable peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. McCall
Samuel L. Powers
Newton
Dartmouth
McCall
Hanover
Congressman McCall
John Adams Aiken
Superior Court of
Massachusetts
Parsons
Supreme Court of
New Hampshire
Fastman
Frank S. Streeter
Concord
N. H
William N. Davis
Christ Church
Joseph Jr
Faverly
Rice Training School
Boston
Keep Baby’s Toys Clean With Hot Water and Gold Dust
Parents should regularly sanitize infant toys as they are often mouthed by babies. A simple method is washing toys with hot water and Gold Dust to guard the child’s health and prevent germ transfer.
Samuel W. McCall at Dartmouth A College Years Commentary
Sub master Joseph L. Caverly recalls McCall 1874 class at Boston Training School and Dartmouth. He says McCall led a boat crew for a year, ranked third in graduation, edited The Anvil, and stayed steadfast and strong in college life. Colonel Melvin Adams notes McCall was a good student who moved between easy chairs, never flustered, and burned slow but steady. McCall was tall, muscular, and outdoorsy though rarely in competitive sports.
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Joseph L. Caverly
the Training School
Boston
McCall
the Anvil
Melvin O. Adams
Congressman McCall
Dartmouth
Sam McCall
Samuel W. McCall
Journey of a Neglected Wife reads in New York diary release
In The Journey of a Neglected Wife Mabel Herbert Urner portrays aging and marriage strain through a diary. A pivotal entry reveals the wife discovering perfume on her husband and realizing his infidelity.
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New York
Mabel Herbert Urner
Stile
Kaiser's Patron Aerial Show to Open in Frankfort
The first aeronautic exhibition will be held in Frankfort Germany this summer from July 10 to October 15. It is understood that Emperor William will be its patron.
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Berlin
Frankfort
Germany
William
Quake Shakes Spain Areas Crevillente and Elche
A strong earthquake struck the Elche district early around 4 a.m. causing panic at a village church during mass as residents fled doors. In Crevillente, about 18 miles from Alicante, two severe shocks between 8 and 8:30 a.m. forced people to flee to the open countryside.
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Alicante
Spain
Elche
Crevillente
Caving of Barre Dam Wall Forces Power Plant Out of Use
Barre Barre Wool Combing Company reports a 60 foot section of the cement retaining wall along the canal at the new Barre power plant collapsed at 3 a m yesterday. Heavy rain and melting snow caused the cave in, shutting the plant until repairs are completed.
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Barre
Barre Wool Combing Company
Allen Social Club Dancing Party Set for Whiton Hall
The Allen Social Club of Fields Corner Dorchester will hold its sixth dancing party tomorrow evening in Whiton Hall.
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Allen Social Club
Field's Corner
Dorchester
Whiton Hall
Allen Social Club Names Officers And Members
The Allen Social Club organized three years ago lists current officers including President Byron 8 Jackson Vice President FE Marshall Hodgkins Secretary Karl R Milliken and Treasurer Robert J Snow. Prominent members include Chester 8S Howard Gardner L Pettee Harvey R Austin Mansfield Austin George C Caldwell and others. Honorary members are Mrs Henry N Allen and Charles A Chamberlain.
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Allen
Byron 8. Jackson
FE. Marshall Hodgkins
Karl R. Milliken
Robert J. Snow
Chester
Howard
Gardner L. Pettee
Harvey R. Austin
Mansfield Austin
George C. Caldwell
Chester Jones
George P. Wiley
Clement W. Pollock
David S. Reynolds
Sidney Rablin
Russell Tweed
Winfield Perry
Henry N. Allen
Charles A. Chamberlain
Pension Bill Explained to Boston & Maine Employees
C J Bedell secretary of the employees pension committee explained the working of the new pension bill Boston and Maine seeks legislative permission to operate. The meeting at 9 Elm Street headquarters was led by James Fairbrother with over two dozen members present. Addresses were given by General Chairman George B Geiness and James Smith of Fitchburg lodge.
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Boston & Maine Road
C. J. Bedell
Employees’ Pension Committee
Maintenance of Way
Elm Street
James Fairbrother
George B. Geiness
James Smith
Fitchburg Lodge
Marlboro Man Killed Coasting With Children
Joseph Blanchette aged 36 died after internal injuries from a bob sled crash in Marlboro while he coached his three children down Russell hill. The sled struck a fence, throwing the father against the steering apparatus during the Friday night ride.
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Marlboro
Joseph Blanchette
Russell Hill
Blanchette
Demand for 10 o'clock closing of Boston stores
Boston grocery dealers press a renewed push for 10 PM Saturday closing. The plan, led by religious and union figures, previously drew widespread support but many stores still stay open late. Support comes from Bishop Lawrence and others with talk of by laws and penalties for rule breakers.
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Boston
Thatcher R. Wimball
St. Stephen's Church
The
Church Association
Meat Cutters and Butchers Union
Grocery and Provision Clerks
Central Labor Union
Lawrence
P. R. Frothingham
Charles Fleischer
Thomas van Ness
West Wid
Urbane Club 29th Anniversary Celebration in Charlestown
The Urbanes, among Charlestown’s oldest social clubs, marked its 29th anniversary with a banquet at Sprague and Bunker Hill streets. Speeches came from ex-Mayor Fitzgerald and legislators, with Daniel J. McDonald hosting and Bernard J. McMackin as toastmaster. Cartoonist Norman Ritchie improvised a quick sketch, followed by music and literary performances by Edward Machugh and others.
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The
Urbanes
Charlestown
Sprague
Bunker Hill
Fitzgerald
John R. Murphy
Joseph A. Dennison
Richard S. Teeling
Daniel J. McDonald
Bernard J. McMackin
Norman Ritchie
Post
Edward Machugh
Michael T. Callahan
Ted Sorenson
John Coakley
Daniel Sullivan
Samuel Marandi
Francis W H Boyer Dies at 63 in Somerville
Mechanical engineer Francis W H Boyer died at 4 15 yesterday morning at his home 50 Highland Avenue Somerville after pneumonia and subsequent complications. He was 63, left a widow and son Alderman Charles W Boyer of Ward 38 Somerville.
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Francis WH. Boyer
Highland Avenue
Somerville
Charles W. Boyer
Minstrel Weds Stage Beauty Hidden Wedding at Boston Theatre
Eddie Leonard of the George M. Cohan and Sam Harris company wed Mabel Russell of Stanley and Russell in Philadelphia. The ceremony was held a week earlier at the Chestnut Street Opera House, and the couple now honeymoon in Boston, appearing on stage.
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Boston Theatre
George M. Cohan
Sam Harris Minstrel Company
Eddie Leonard
Vaudevillian
Mabel Russell
Stanley and Russell
Boston
Leonard
Philadelphia
Cohan and Harris Minstrels
Chestnut Street Opera House
Lough Erne Association Plans Anniversary Event
The Knights and Ladies of Lough Erne will stage an entertainment at headquarters Needham Tall 1488 Columbus Avenue Roxbury to mark the association’s first anniversary. Allied county clubs will send representatives. committee members include John Leonard chair and several others.
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Knights and Ladies of
Lough Erne
Needham Tall
Columbus Avenue
Roxbury
John Leonard
James O'Briene
Joseph Farrell
P. Carroll
Aidan O’gallagher
Mary McCaffrey
Mary Quinn
Annie Gunn
A. McCusker
Hugh Owens
John Winterson
J. McCusker
T. Gunn
P. Leonard
P. Rogers
Mob Storms Iowa Jail in Ottumwa Riot Fear
A mob of several hundred gathered outside Ottumwa's jail after reports of a brutal night attack on Mrs. C. M. Johnson. The suspect Junkin, tied to a prior murder of a white girl, was moved out to avoid violence as crowds feared a wider outbreak.
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Ottumwa. To
Springfield
C. M. Johnson
Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Junkin
Miss Tiosen
Liquor Abstinence Urged by Archbishop for Lent
Lent begins February 24 as regulations for the Catholic season are read in churches. No major changes to rules this year. Archbishop O'Connell urges abstinence from intoxicants during the period.
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O'Connell
Mob Attacks Greek Homes in Omaha Streets
A mob of marauding men attacked Greek homes in South Omaha, smashing windows with bricks and missiles and trying to drive Greeks from the town. The Greeks fired back. two boys were shot but not fatally.
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Omaha, Neb
South Omaha
Knights of St. Brendan Ball Reported Best Yet
Daniel HM Irwin stated the annual event was the best yet in social and financial success. The committee begins work for the St Patrick's festival at Boston Theatre on Sunday evening March 1 with a high quality scenic concert.
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Knights of St. Brendan
Daniel HM. Irwin
Boston
Rexall Mucu-Tone Offered Free If It Fails
Boston readers are urged to try Rexall Mucu-Tone a catarrh remedy said to cure 98 percent of cases. The advertiser backs the offer with a money refund and no obligations if it fails after a reasonable trial. The product is described as cleansing the blood toning cells soothing tissues and aiding digestion. Available in 50c and 1.00 sizes at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Co
Boston
Rexall
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