Catholic Women Honor Maloney with Boston Banquet
In the Boston archdiocese more than 300 Catholic Women members and city officers gathered at the Quincy House to honor Mrs. Alice C. Maloney of Dorchester on her appointment as supreme deputy of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association. Mayor Curley and other dignitaries attended as presentations praised her service to the L C B A and wished her success in the new role.
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Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Boston
Quincy House
The
Order
Alice C. Maloney
Dorchester
Maer. M. J. Splaine
Austin Doherty
Francis J. Horgan
James H. Minton
William McNulty
St. Thomas
Margaret O'Riordan
Mission Church
William O’brien
St. Mark's
Divorce of New Haven Tomorrow
Washington reports the New Haven railroad dissolution is to be decided at a Thursday conference between Department of Justice officials and New Haven trustees. Five trustees to take over Boston & Maine stock are to be named, with names submitted to the attorney general before public release. Discussions also cover shedding outside steamship lines and New England trolley lines, with no immunity or prosecutions anticipated for New Haven officials.
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Washington
New Haven
Boston & Maine Railroad
Department of Justice
Elliott
T. W. Gregory
McReynolds
Boston
Walsh
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
Gregory
New England
Department
United States
Rev. Henry A. Atkinson Supports Calumet Strikers
The Rev. Henry A. Atkinson addressed about 400 members of the Boston Congregational Club praising the Calumet and Hecla Copper Mines strikers. He said they fight for democracy against feudalism and that their effort, though likely to fail, will ultimately succeed.
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Boston Congregational Club
Henry A. Atkinson
Calumet
Hecla
Harrison Co. Surplus Adverts $25 Suits at $11.75
Harrison Co. promotes men s suits at 11.75 from stock priced at 25 with blue serges stripes checks and blacks. Ad runs from 662 to 672 Washington St. adrt.
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Harrison
Ba Bis
Harrison Co
Washington St
Adrt
Work Hard Motto Marks Golden Wedding of Murphy Couple
Mr and Mrs Thomas Murphy both 72 celebrated their golden wedding at 488 Pleasant Street Medford after years of running a grocery from 5 AM to 9 PM daily The couple credit hard work for their health and longevity Mrs Murphy proposes earlier marriages as a remedy for social ills suggesting 24 for men and 22 for women as ideal ages
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Thomas Murphy
Pleasant Street
Medford
Thomas A
Rockwood Declared Nominee for Cambridge Mayor by Two Parties
Wendall D. Rockwood was named the nominee of both the Cambridge Citizens and Progressive parties for Cambridge mayor in the election set for Tuesday March 10. He faces only Democratic candidate Timothy E. Good, city treasurer, after initial primary results showed another candidate, Blanchard, as Progressive nominee.
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Wendall D. Rockwood
Cambridge Board of Registrars
Cambridge Citizens
Timothy E. Good
Rockwood
Citizens’ Party
Progressives
Blanchard
Train Kills Belmont Policeman on Night Patrol
Officer Frank J. O Grady of Belmont police was struck and killed by a freight train from Boston as he crossed the Boston and Maine tracks in his rounds. He served five years and left a wife and nine children.
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Frank J. O'Grady
Belmont Police Force
Boston
Boston & Maine
O'Grady
Belmont Police Department
Gloucester Girl May Die of Poison
Marion Noble an 18 month old girl at 22 East Main Street Gloucester is in serious condition at Gloucester Hospital after swallowing strychnine belladona tablets this afternoon. She is not expected to live.
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Ciloucester
Marion Noble
Eleazer Noble
East Main Street
Gloucester Hospital
Silk mix Pencil stripes advertised at seven fifty
Readable ad item notes Silk mix pencil stripe fabric at $7.50 per unit from H Harrison Co. listings. Includes location 62-672 Washington and references multiple hundred quantities in inventory.
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Washington
H. Harrison Co
Boost Boston fund to attract at least 1 million
Mayor Curley announced a city wide canvass of about 22 000 Boston businesses to fund a 1 million Boost Boston drive. The effort aims to attract new plants and conventions, with committee additions and plans for sub committees to lure events like the American Street Railway Association convention to Mechanics Hall.
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Curley
Boston
Mystic River
Boston-Pacific Steamship Company
American Street Railway Association
Atlantic City
Mechanics’ Hall
Heston
Elegant menswear advertisement at Harrisson Co storefront
A stylish ad showcases blue serges black libets and fancy Scotch mixtures in black and white stripes. Harrisson Co located at 662 672 Washington Street invites customers to view handsome models and select tailored suits.
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H. Harrison’ Co
Washington St. Adut
Maine Demands a Trustee on Boston & Maine Board
Governor William T. Haines urged Maine receive at least one seat on the Boston & Maine railroad trustees at a noon meeting in Faneuil Hall. The gathering backed full publicity and supported Norris’s Senate bill, with about 400 attendees and John J. Martin seeking a trustee post.
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Haines
State
Faneuil Hall Meeting
Norris
William T. Haines
Maine
Boston & Maine Railroad
Faneuil Hall
Department of Justice
New Haven Railroad
James M. Curley
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
John J. Martin
Exchange
Board of
United States Senate
Dot
Secretary Crocker on Walsh's stance at meeting shift
Secretary Crocker said Governor Walsh initially agreed to attend but when the meeting was moved two days forward he deemed it delicate to discuss publicly while the Department of Justice handles the matter.
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Crocker
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
Crooker
Walsh
Department of Justice
Senator Norris Alleges $200 Million Theft From New Haven Stockholders
Senator Norris charged that $200 million had been stolen from the stockholders of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad prompting debate in the Senate. The resolution would require the Attorney General to report on reorganization talks and possible immunities for parties connected to the railroad. Senator Lodge warned he would oppose the measure.
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Washington
Fet
Norris
New York, New Haven & Mortford Railroad
Senate
New England
New Haven
Lodge
National Banks Apply to Federal Reserve System
Official count shows 7465 national banks have applied for membership of the federal reserve system. Eighteen banks notified the organization committee they will not apply, and ten banks have not been heard from.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Organization Committee
Cambridge Auditor Franklin Perrin Dies at Home
Franklin Perrin former Cambridge city auditor died yesterday at his home in Cambridge at Arsenal Square. He was aged in his seventies.
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Franklin Perrin
Cambridge
Arsenal Square
Chased Wife with Razor Ends in Norfolk Divorce
Mrs Fannie G Sherman of Hilngham received a divorce from Joseph A Sherman of Weymouth in Norfolk Superior Court Dedham on grounds of cruel and abusive treatment. The judge granted custody of three children. She testified he came home intoxicated on Saturday nights and Sunday mornings and beat her and the children.
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Fannie G. Sherman
Hilngham
Joseph A. Sherman
Weymouth
Rattigan
Norfolk Superior Court
Dedham
Sherman
MIT Chief Arrives to Plan Pittsburg Curriculum Reforms
Massachusetts Institute of Technology President Richard C. Maclaurin arrived in Pittsburg to confer with University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Institute of Technology committees. They aim to confine each institution's activities to defined fields, avoiding overlap and creating distinct curricula. The talks follow a Carnegie foundation initiative suggested by Dr Henry Smith Pritchett.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Richard C. Maclaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Pittsburg
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Henry Smith Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Harvard
Turkey Kerman Rug Reduction Sparks Bargain Sale
A Turkish Kerman rug measuring 110 feet by 13 feet 3 inches in Indian red and green is marked down from $225 to $160, advertised as a bargain in a local sale.
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Turkey
Kerman
Kermanshah
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