Subway Salaries Battle Reaches Third Reading In House
The House debated cutting Rapid Transit Commission salaries from 5000 to 2000 with the chairman exempted. Representatives criticized and defended the board amid charges of gratuity and a controversial 20 year subway lease. Debate highlighted concerns over equity, resignations, and the commission's duties before the bill moved to a third reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid Transit
Dickinson
Cambridge
J. J. McCarthy
Charlestown
Lowell
Boston
Representative Jones
Melrose
House
Committee On
Metropolitan Affairs
McCarthy
Mr. Dickinson
Board
M. J. Reidy
Ward 15
Mr. McCarthy
Reidy
Representative Eidy
Albert Clarke
Wellesley
Rapid Transit Commission
West End
Sarsaparilla Restores Sight and Health for Woman
In a brief testimonial, a woman nearly blind was treated by doctors and sent to a hospital without cure. After using Hood’s Sarsaparilla for a week the patient showed improvement, and continued use left her eyes clear and skin flawless, described as the picture of health. The statement comes from B. O. Allen of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
B. O. Allen
West 61St Street
New York
N. Y
Floods Sarsaparilla Blood Purifier advertised widely
An old advertisement touts Floods Sarsaparilla Blood Purifier sold by druggists for 1 dollar and offers six bottles for 5 dollars. The copy repeats claims it cures floods and mentions Send's Sarsaparilla pills as an alternative.
Rapid transit commissioners advance to third reading
A notice reports that the rapid transit commissioners' agenda item, titled for public transit expansion, was advanced to a third reading in a city council session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries
Rapid Transit Commissioners
Supreme Court impeachment debate prompts withdrawal petition
The anticipated adverse Supreme Court ruling on county commissioner Morrell impeachment surfaced in the House as a special committee recommended allowing petitioners to withdraw. It also urged an amendment to grant the Supreme Court authority to remove county commissioners, with Representative Manera presenting a petition on the matter later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Morrell
Manera
Color Line Debate Sways Massachusetts Delegation Vote
Massachusetts debates a response to Tennessee rights laws as Representative Reed proposes an amendment to boycott the Tennessee exposition. The measure cites the U S Constitution Article 14 and urges equal rights for all Massachusetts citizens, urging no participation in festivities of a state abridging rights. The resolution calls sending a copy to the Tennessee Centennial board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac B. Allen
W.W. L. Reed
House
Massachusetts
State of
Tennessee
United States
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Union
Commonwealth
Representative Lowell Objects to State Printing Plant
Boston representative Lowell yesterday presented to the House the remonstrance of the Master Printers' Club of Boston against the establishment of a state printing plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Boston
Master Printers’ Club of
Baby's gold tube saves girl in Brrokton trial
In Brockton on February 26 Drs. D H Swope and Y P Steadman performed the first intubation in the area on the 2 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Cole. A gold tube kept air passage open for a week then was removed. The tube was held by plaster to the left cheek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
D. H. Swope
Y. P. Steadman
Charles Cole
Glenwood Street
Sneak Thieving At Charlestown Hotel Leads To Arrest
Thomas Mullen, formerly of Samaritan House in Sullivan Square, Charlestown, was seen with another man at A. W. Doyle’s hotel loading bags and three bags of books into a room. Patrolman Keene arrested them as they prepared to leave with about $100 worth of property. The second man was named Lester Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mullen
Samaritan House
Sullivan Square
Charlestown
A. W. Doyle
Mr. Doyle
Miss Doyle
Keene
Lester Peterson
Noddle Island Club Plans March 17 Concert in Webster Hall
East Boston based Noddle Island Athletic Club prepares a concert at Webster Hall Sumner Street on March 17 to coincide with a major fight. The club will provide stereopticon news from the ringside and welcomes special guests and delegations from other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noddle Island Athletic Club
East Boston
Webster Hall
Sumner Street
Carson
Fire Damages Worcester Frame Buildings
A morning blaze at 1 15 in a frame building cluster at 24 26 and 2612 Pleasant street caused $900 loss from an overheated stove. The rear of Anderson Hall was the origin. Owner Mrs Ladd of Worcester. Pawnbrokers G Ein stein and M P Sternberg suffered the heaviest damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Street
College Graduates Gather for Beta Theta Pi Reunion Dinner
Graduates from East coast colleges gathered in Exchange Club rooms for the sixteenth annual New England Association of Beta Theta Pi reunion and dinner. Notable speakers included Hor. John L. Bates and Attorney General William T. Haines, with a variety of fraternity related talks and songs between courses. Officers elected were President F. A. Baird, Secretary George F. Wales, and Treasurer Charles F. Getiteney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
New England Association of Beta Theta Pl
W. A. Brooks
Harvard
John L. Bates
Boston University
House of Representatives
Beta Thete Pi
William T. Hai
Beta Theta Pi
F. A. Baird
George F. Wales
Charles F. Getiteney
Reception of Twentieth Century Club by Kappa Kappa Society
A brilliant reception at the Twentieth Century Club rooms on Ashburton Place hosted by the Kappa Kappa Society of Boston University. Notable attendance included members from Alpha Phi Gamma Phi Beta Delta Delta Delta Pi Beta Phi with elaborate floral designs, red silk lamps, and evergreen festoons. Distinguished guests ranged from L J Brackett Harper’s Ferry Va to Harvard figures and local elites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburton Place
Kappa Kappa Society
Boston University
Bertha Marvel
Gertrude Crosby
Edith Bradbury
Edward R. Speare
Newton
Sarah Cone Bryant
Melrose
Jacob Sleeper
Marion Grey
Cambridge
Lewis A. Strang
Boston
B. A
Alice Abbot
Grace Potter
Mary Dorchester
Edyth Mayberry
Alpha Phi
Elizabeth Putnam
Grace Ward
Theodora Clapp
Everett
Gamma Phi Beta
Maud Howe
Libby
Delta Delta Delta
Lawrence
Eldridge
Pi Beta Phi
L. J. Brackett
Harper’s Ferry
Henry Whitman
Cambridge University
Feng
Harvard Law School
Herbert Conklin
Technology
Robert A. Woods
Elizabeth Holbrook
Wellesley
Grace Lowell Bradbury
Allan H. Sturgise
Caroline T. Conkling Emerson
Bertha M. Boody
Radcliffe
Harriet Whittier
Herbert Wild
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Almont Pinkham
Berkeley School
Benjami C. Chapin
W. W. Howard
LL. D
Lewiston
Leo Mann
Weymouth
Harry H. Hill
Frank O. White
Herbert S. Hirsberg
Harvard
Colby Alumni Banquet in Boston Elects New Officers
The sixteenth Colby Alumni Association of Boston reunion met at Parker House last evening with President William Matthews presiding. John C. Ryder was secretary as officers were elected for the executive term ending 1901, including Ryder as president and C. F. Warner Everett Flood as vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby Alumni Association of
Boston
Parker House
William Matthews
LL. D
John C. Ryder
Matthews
Nathaniel Butler
Butler
Colby University
Bordman Hall
Eereer Emery B. Gibbs
Brookline
Allen P. Soule
Colby Club
William C. Crawford
Shaw University
Colby
H. L. Koopman
Brown University
J. E. Burke
Lawrence
Larkin Dunton
Boston Normal School
F. F. Whittier
A. H. Kelley
Chapman School
Annual banquet of Company C at Quincy House
The First Regiment of Infantry held its annual banquet at the Quincy House with guests including Col. James A. Frye Col. T. R. Mathews Col. Carl A. Woodruff and many other officers. Toasts honored The Army The Commonwealth The City of Boston and Modern Guns and Coast Defences.
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Quincy House
James A. Frye
T. R. Mathews
Carl A. Woodruff
E. M. Weaver
Charles L. Hovey
Perlie A. Dyar
A. H. Marion
H. P. Parker
J. H. Frothingham
Thomas J. Olys
John R. Smith
J. P. Gamm
John Bordman, Jr
J. W. Dana
D. Dwight Fullerton
J. H. Mann
F. 8. Wilson
P. F. Packard
Percy Gowan
Charles P. Nutter
Carl A.woodruff
Frye
Dyar
Boston
Weaver
Chelsea Pest House Destroyed by Fire
An early morning blaze destroyed the Chelsea pest house a tumble down building at the foot of Bellingham street. It was unoccupied and the total loss is reported at 1200. Tramps were seen fleeing the scene after starting the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Bellingham Street
Postum Cereal Food Coffee Promoted as Health Drink
A reply to a New Jersey minister praises Postum as a nourishing grain based beverage that imitates coffee without its poisons. The letter notes health benefits for stomach and bowel issues, claims physicians endorse it, and advertises prices for 50 cups at 25 cents and 12 packages by express at 2.50, Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Postum Cereal Co
Lim
Battle Creek
Mich
Fighting Stirs Cannea as Powers Consider Intervention
In Cannia the 800 strong allied force faces rising tensions as Ismail Pasha the acting governor spreads false tales of mutilation by Greek troops. Turkish forces, aided by an armed posse, occupy nearby positions and attack Christians, risking more decisive intervention by foreign powers.
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Canea
Suda Bay
Ismail Pasha
Candea
Children’s Ball in Revere Draws Crowds at Parker Hall
The fifty second annual children’s party of the Revere Ball Association was held in Parker Hall Beachmont. The event featured a grand march led by Master Robert S Spavin and Miss Winnie Burnham with fifty couples. Attendees included numerous Beachmont youngsters and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Revere Ball Association
Parker Hall
Beachmont
Asa Mitchell
L. M. Hartford
D. A. Young
Ear) Cate
Frank Basford
Warren Fenno
D. Fuller
Robert S. Spavin
Arthur Evans
Arthur King
John Pirie
Newell Eaton
Louis Dunn
Walter Eaton
Chester Rankin
Herbert Morrison
C. Arthur Stockbridge
E. Maxwell Spavin
Alfred C. Gardner
Winnie Burnham
Frank Morrison
I. C. Pearson
Alice, Tapley
Robert Pirie
Ethel Fitzmeyer
May Fitzmeyer
May Cate
Ruth Cate
Mary Cate
Mary Cox
Evelyn Cox
Annie Burke
Lillie
Gertrude
Anna
Valina Adelof
Hattie Holmes
Alice de Butts
Minnie Connolly
Bessie Walker
Annie Walker
Annie Kingham
Viva Cohen
Miss Stackhouse
Florence Stockbridge
Maud Young
Nellie Shaw
Edith Cummings
Lena Crowell
Gertie Evans
Lu Sherwell
Katie Thompson
Lena Boynton
Annie Nixon
Sammie Oldfield
Charles Gibbs
Raymond B. Gardner
Charles Kingham
Louette Gardner
Sadie L. Gardner
Alice Tapley
Annie Boyd
Louise Clark
Miss Butters
Florence Eaton
Florence Holland
Bert Walton
Fiinitzmeyer
Fred Clayton
Lulu Quinn
Roy Anderson
Bemis Smith
Sidney Gay
Malden
Roy Williams
Greek resistance to powers persists despite note delay
Athens reports continued indig nation against great powers with parliamentary and official support for resistance. The joint note to the Greek government remains undelivered with unexplained delay. Only Russian Austrian and German ministers have been instructed about the note. one power is said to have withdrawn from the concert, potentially dissolving it.
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Athens
Greeks Accept Demand to Withdraw Forces from Crete
A Greek firm in London received a telegram from Athens stating King George has accepted the powers demand for the withdrawal of Greek troops and warships from Crete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
London
Athens
Greece
Crete
Olney Advises Caution in Cuba Tense Ties
In Havana on February 26 it is reported Secretary Olney and President Cleveland favor Spain and instruct Consul General Lee to act with care to avoid friction. Rumor says General Lee owes his post to Republican signals he will be backed in defending American rights by the next administration. Julio Sanguilly is freed from the Cabanas fortress, leaving for home with family and promising not to return to Cuba.
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Havana
Olney
Cleveland
Spain
Lee
Julio Sanguilly
Cabanas
Ree
United States
Cuba
Harney's Strike Settled After Mediation in Lynn
The Harney Bros shoe factory strike ends after a morning conference in Lynn. Participants include National President Tobin, J Harry Stiles, Richard P. Barr, John and Patrick Harney, George E. Perkins, and President Mc Iver. If possible, workers may return Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Harney Bros
Tobin
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
J. Harry Stiles
Lynn Board of Trade
Richard P. Barr
State Board of Arbitration
John and
Patrick Harney
Harney’ Bros
George E. Perkins
McIver
Cutters’ Union
Senate Passes Indian Appropriation Bill in Evening Session
The Senate approved the Indian appropriation bill during its evening session. The measure funds agencies and programs for tribal care, education, and development as part of the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
American Wringer Co announces repairs and delivery in Boston
The American Wringer Company lists locations at 13 and 16 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Cornhill Boston offering all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
National Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Holds Fourth Annual Hall
Odd Fellows Hall hosted a large turn out for the National Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees fourth annual hall last evening with about 600 attendees. Notables included J F Sullivan Providence Thomas Moriarty and many Lawrence residents plus numerous couples and single attendees among a long guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
National Alliance of Theatrical Stage
J. F. Sullivan
Providence
Thomas J. Moriarty
BE. McCartin
Daniel P. Leary
John Phillips
Lawrence
William F. Munroe
M. P. Pickering
P. T. Barry
J. J. Barry
M. P. Mahoney
T. J. Callaghan
James McElroy
P. W. Mahoney
B. Tyler
J. W. Fox
E. V. Stone
E. T. Reynolds
Hattie Greenwood
Prior
A. P. Robinson
Tommy's Thirteenth Party at Berkeley Hall Delights Four Hundred
Our Tommy held his thirteenth annual informal party and dance at Berkeley Hall last evening. About four hundred guests attended dancing from 9 until morning. During intermission the host performed a hornpipe and songs. Names include M. F. McLaughlin and many Misses from Watertown, Atlantic City, Chicago, and local households.
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Tommy
Berkeley Hall
M. F. McLaughlin
May Laughlin
Slamin
Katie Quinn
Watertown
Mary Margery
B. Moray
Barry
Miss McDonald
Aids Club Sixth Annual Ball in Bethesda Hall
Bethesda Hall in South Boston hosted the sixth annual ball of the Aids Club with elaborate decorations of pale green white and pink bunting and a vivid national color touch. Notable attendees included J Frank Murray J T Brine W J Hadley Hugh V Flynn and many others among both gentlemen and young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda Hall
Boston
Broadway
J. Frank Murray
J. T. Brine
W. J. Hadley
Hugh V. Flynn
David A. Lanagan
J. T. Mahoney, Jr
Alexander F. Baker
David Bullekan
Thomas H. Hogan
Thomas Curtis
James Landers
John J. Clancy
Thomas Regan
Bert Reed
Christopher F. Malley
John J. Murphy
Thomas Murphy
David H. Fleming
J. A. Hampton
John J. Galvin
Thomas Jennings
James McNeil
Frank Quinn
Teen Foley
John McDonald
George Donnelly
Matthew Keefe
J. F. Landers
Edward Carden
Fred Howe
Frank Ellis
John Cassady
Representative McKenna
George Higgins
John J. Reardon
Walter Kennedy
John Galvin
Michael Melledy
C. A. Bennett
Michael Griffin
Thomas Hogan
John Gallivan
Harry Campbell
Joseph Hickey
Joseph Ryder
Ralph Cohen
Thomas Teevans
Annie Murphy
Katie Collins
Mrs. Murphy
Katie Cannon
Lizzie Dempsey
Annie Collins
Katie Cleary
May Leary
Agnes Murphy
Julia Foley
Rosie Meins
Annie M. Murphy
Rose O
Birthday Bal masque at Winthrop Beach party scene
Mrs. J. B. Kinney hosted a masquerade birthday at a Manhattan cottage on Waveway Avenue Winthrop Beach. Guests included Ellie Campbell Hattie Campbell Mabel Dearborn Bert Dearborn Norman Smith Louis Bagley Bert Dymond Lu Mack Bertha Wadleigh Minnie Ireland Charles S Newell George Chase Katherine Sullivan Wells Olmstead Grace Dorman and Ferdinand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Cottage
Waveway Avenue
Winthrop Beach
J. B. Kinney
Ellie Campbell
Hattie Campbell
Mabel Dearborn
Bert Dearborn
Norman Smith
Cadet
Louis Bagley
Bert Dymond
Richard Ill
J. & Kinney
Mary
Pomp
The
Lu Mack
Bertha Wadleigh
Cleopatra
Minnie Ireland
Flower Girl
Charles 8. Newell
Mariner
George Chase
Domino
Katherine Sullivan
Lady Macbeth
Wells Olmstead
Ferdinand
Grace Dorman
Isabella
Boston University Poverty Party Highlights Dance and Races
Medical students hosted a well attended poverty party with a grand march led by A. H. Ring and Miss Taylor. The Murphy sprint trials were won by Beach, Forester, and Foster, with Miss Taylor winning the ladies’ Murphy sprint. Prizes were awarded for the worst looking lady and gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University
A. H. Ring
Miss Taylor
Murphy
Beach
Forester
Foster
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Endorsed For Frontline Homes
A historical note praises Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as prudent and invaluable to households. The item stresses readiness for coughs and colds, framing it as a trusted remedy for daily health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
Annual Prize Drill At Lyceum Fall East Boston
The ninth regiment M V held its annual social and prize drill last evening in Lyceum Fall East Boston. Prizes went to Sergeant F F Sears first prize Corporal Healey second prize Corporal McPherson third prize The floor was managed by Captain J J Hayes with Lieutenants Flanigan F F Clark and twenty aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Regiment
M. V
Lyceum Fall
Boston
F. F. Sears
Healey
McPherson
J. J. Hayes
Flanigan
F. F. Clark
Annual reunions mark dances at St Stephen's and Knights of Columbus
Last evening in St John s Hall Moon street the St Stephen s T A and B Society held its annual reunion with a grand march led by Henry Fitzgerald and Miss Julia Williams. In Everett Hall the Everett Council 97 Knights of Columbus held its third annual hall with Floor Director John W Phelan and Mrs Phelan leading the grand march. Major S L Stearns Post 149 G A R held its annual military and civic ball in Roughan Hall Charlestown with Commander Stone escorting Mrs Maggie Jones and other officers guiding the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hall
Moon Street
St. Stephen’s T. A. and
B. Society
Henry Ss. Fitzgerald
Julia Williams
Francis J. O’donnell
Nellie A. Kane
Michael J. Noonan
Maggie Guinee
James T. Moriarty
Annie Ahern
W. H. O'Neil
Bridget Cordon
Florence J. Molloy
D Noonan
Patrick J. Kane
Thomas J. Murphy
Walter J. Sweeney
Margaret O’brien
Margaret Kane
Katie Collins
Mary Boyle
Rose Boyle
Agnes Corcoran
Frances A. Stevens
Charles J. McFeeley
John J. Leonard
Michael J. Ryan
Michael C. Guinee
Margaret Kelley
Lottie McEarchran
Anna Cosden
Elizabeth C. Brennan
S. L. Stearns
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Stone
Maggie M. Jones
Women’s Relief Corps
J. M. Gilman
George G. Bentley
Charles B. Stone
Warren A. Holmes
Portrait by Whipple for Navy Department President eyes White House fit
In Washington a cabinet meeting discussed the Charles Ayer Whipple portrait of Secretary Whipple. Four men tore the large canvas from its frame and took it to the cabinet room for inspection. The President is choosing an artist for his own White House portrait and reviews several candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Herbert
Charles Ayer Whipple
Navy Department
White House
Filing Stone Burst Damages Plant in Lowell
A filing stone at Globe File Works on Fletcher street burst at about 3 PM. the interior suffered damage but no employees were hurt. A worker had just left his station moments before the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Globe File
Fletcher Street
Robert Emmet Anniversary Address at Hibernian Hall East Boston
The Wendell Phillips Association hosts a Sunday evening program in Hibernian Hall East Boston honoring Robert Emmet. Professor W J Walshe will present an address titled Robert Emmet and the Men of 98 with a skilled company of artists assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emmet
Hibernian Hall
Boston
Wendell Phillips Association
W. J. Walshe
Man Injured Slipping on Wharf Cap at Pier 1 Grand Junction
James McFall of 41 Cottage Street East Boston fell while disembarking the steamship B h Empire at Pier 1 Grand Junction Nm yesterday. He slipped and struck the wharf cap, injuring his left hip severely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McFall
Cottage Street
Boston
Grand Junction
Massachusetts Reform Club debates financial reform and bi metalism
The Massachusetts Reform Club at Youngs discussed retiring legal tender and silver money in favor of gold and bank notes. They authorized committees to petition Congress and urged ending government ties to banking, with speakers criticizing current finance and supporting bi metallicism and a US or England style bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Reform Club
Young’s
Executive Committee
Congress
Winslow Warren
United States
England
France
Bradford
Robert Treat Paine
Sound Money Jubilee Dinner in New York Commemorates Victory
The Sound Money Jubilee dinner at Delmonico's drew about 400 leaders from 35 business groups in New York. Mayor Strong presided as speakers included Charles Emory Smith, Charles S. Fairchild, Horace Porter, R. S. MacArthur and John Proctor Clark. A letter from President-elect McKinley was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Business Men’s
Republican and Sound Money Association
Delmonico’s
Mayor Strong
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia
the Treasury
Charles S. Fairchild
Horace Porter
R. S. MacArthur
John Proctor Clark
McKinley
House approves delegates to monetary conference
The House passed a bill to appoint delegates to a monetary conference by 279 to 3. The three dissenters were Henry of Connecticut Johnson of Indiana and Quigg of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Messrs
Henry
Conn
Johnson
Ind
Quigg
N. Y
Labor groups endorse bills at Webster Hall
L. A. 5789 of the K. of L. endorsed House Bill 193 last night, relating to civil service applicants seeking registration during business hours year round. Also endorsed House Bill 277 proposing a hospital for East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
K. of L
Webster Hall
Boston
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Mrs. Starkweather
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