Gallagher Made Major Editor on Felker Staff
Concord New Hampshire February 26 Edward Z Gallagher editor of the Concord Patriot was named major and aide de camp on Governor Felker personal military staff filling the vacancy from Major Frank Knox who resigned as editor of the Manchester Union
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Edward Z. Gallagher
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Manchester Union
A Trip to California Offered by Burlington Route
Promotional note invites readers to join a Personally Conducted Party to California with Burlington Route. Highlights include Pullman Tourist Sleeping Car, a trained accompanying guide, low total cost, and an opportunity to travel in a select party. Contact Alex Stocks, New England Passenger Agent, C. B. & RR, 24 Washington Street, Boston.
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Alex Stocks
New Engand
Washington Street
Boston
Governor selects state officials to honor General Chamberlain
Governor Walsh asks Governor Bates Major Higginson and General Schaff to represent Massachusetts at General Joshua Chamberlain’s funeral in Portland Maine today. The letter notes Chamberlain’s service to country New England and Massachusetts and requests presence to show affection and regard for him as Civil War commander Maine governor and college president.
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John S. Bates
Henry L. Higginson
Morris Schaff
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Joshua L. Chamberlain
Portland
New England
Chamberlain
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Maine
Hearing On Siegel Bank Faces U S Commissioner
New York February 2 United States Commissioner Alexander Gilchrist was ordered to hear Henry Siegel and Frank Vogel partners in Henry Siegel Co bank. Judge Learned Hand granted the order at creditors petition. Liabilities total 2719801 with 2550330 due depositors. Assets about 150000 plus 2634699 in personal and partner accounts. Petitioners expect about 20 cents on the dollar.
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United States
Alexander Gilchrist
Henry Siegel
Frank FE. Vogel
Henry Siegel & Co. Bank
Learned Hand
Federal District Court
Siege Bank
Simpson-Crawford Company
Fourteenth Street
Siegel & Co
Boston
Vincent Club to stage A Modern Pandora satire in Boston
The Vincent Club of Back Bay plans a light yet daring satire titled A Modern Pandora. Miss Dorothy Jordan and Miss Marie Ames will perform with dances choreographed by Lilla Wiles Wyman under James Gilbert. Casting for the lead Pandora remains undecided, with potential heart burnings in the club as selections proceed.
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Boston
Ango
Back Bay
Mary
Hetty Hemenway
Pandora
Dorothy Jordan
Marie Ames
Lilla Wiles Wyman
James Gilbert
Crawford dies at 45 former St. Louis owner and jockey club member
Louis, Feb. 26. G Lacy Crawford, part owner of the St. Louis Nationals, died at his home today from a throat ailment. He was 45. Crawford was a member of the St. Louis Jockey Club and owned several thoroughbreds during racing days here.
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Lacy Crawford
St. Louis Nationals
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St. Louis Jockey Club
Unionist wins in Scotland bye election in Leith Burghs
London Feb 26 The Liberal party loses the Leith Burghs seat in a parliamentary by election caused by Ronald Craufurd Munro Ferguson’s appointment as governor general of Australia. Unionist G W Currie wins with 159 votes, Liberal M Smith 5148, and labor candidate Bell 340.
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Leith Burghs
Ronald Craufurd Munro-Ferguson
Australia
G. W. Currie
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Mr. Bell
Canada Passes Ten Miles Of Broken Ice In North Atlantic
The US revenue cutter Seneca reports by wireless that the liner Canada passed through 10 miles of broken ice in the North Atlantic at 8 20 a m Feb 34. The position lies about 990 miles north of the west bound line of Atlantic steamship traffic and marks the season's lowest ice report.
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United States Revenue
Seneca
International Ice Patrol
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Atlantic
Governor Walsh Opens Push for Constitutional Convention Reform
Governor Walsh began his campaign for a constitutional convention after learning of an adverse committee report on amendments. A skirmish ended in victory as Representative Twohig’s adverse resolution was withdrawn from the clerk and will return to committee for further action.
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Ward 13
Governor Pushes Tax Reform via Constitutional Convention
The governor urged a constitutional convention to reform taxation, backing strict enforcement of existing laws to spark public demand. He noted support from Lucius Tuttle Leo Greenwood Alexander Whiteside and Henry Sterling and said a two thirds vote in the House for constitutional change is unlikely. The metropolitan affairs committee reported bills on water meter fault tests paid by owners and penalties, plus partial holidays for metropolitan staff. The panel rejected bills for Greater Boston federation and other consolidations, and approved fire drill measures for mercantile establishments and reconsidered a housing welfare bill.
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Walsh
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine
Leo Greenwood
Senate
Alexander Whiteside
Henry Sterling
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
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Governor Walsh Pushes Constitutional Convention Theme
Beacon Hill bulletins report Governor Walsh urging support for a constitutional convention. Other items note rejection of merger of metropolitan commissions by the metropolitan committee and the House passage of a bill requiring fire drills in mercantile places. Municipal lodging house bills and metropolitan fire district measures are rejected. Sanitary devices for telephones recommended. No registration anticipated for music teachers.
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Metropolitan Fire District
Bill to end jurats on nomination papers sparks debate
A bill to end jurats on nomination papers was reported with debate over forged jurats from the city election. The education committee heard Robert Seaman of Boston advocate music teacher registration for scientific instruction, while Joseph Gergory warned against centralizing music schools. The public health committee backed a telephones with a sanitary device. State Treasurer Mansfield noted over-the-counter bond sales near 5 million dollars with 75 buyers under 500 and more than 40 banks purchasing bonds.
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Committee On Education
Robert Seaman
Boston
Joseph Gergory
Committee On Public Health
Mansfield
Dorchester High to Host Dual Indoor Track Meet
Dorchester High and Dorchester Evening Centre clash in a March 7 indoor track meet at Dorchester High gym to raise funds. A sizable sum is expected to send five boys and their coach to the carnival in late April in Philadelphia.
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Dorchester Evening Centre
Philadelphia
Julien Sings Charpentier's Allegorical Opera in New York
Gustave Charpentier's Julien had its American premiere at the Metropolitan Opera House with Enrico Caruso in the title role and Geraldine Farrar in multiple parts. The production drew curtain calls amid praise for its musical invention, with Polacco conducting and strong ensemble support from Dinh Gilly and Pacolo Ananian.
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Julien
Caruso
Miss Farrar
Louis
Beauty
Montmatre
Dinh Gilly
Pacolo Ananian
Giorgio Polacco
Poslam claims quick skin relief and beauty benefits
An advertisement extols Poslam as a universal cure for pimples rash scalp-scale and many skin troubles. It promises daily improvement and overnight results for pimples rashes and complexion blemishes, urges readers to obtain samples from Emergency Laboratories at 82 West 25th Street New York, and notes Poslam soap improves skin and hair.
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