Local Offices and Surplus Insurance Figures Listed
In 1905 the surplus increased and the outstanding insurance rose to a total of 473,857.10. Local offices are led by Stephen H. Rhodes as president with Pau Marsh as general agent at 178 Devonshire Street, Boston. Other superintendents include Andrew Kirk at 566 Broadway South Boston. Robert Elliott at Odd Fellows Building Chelsea. Robert H. Clark at 178 Devonshire Street Boston. Wim. G. Gibson at 2343 Washington Street, Roxbury. Thos. Atkinson at 671 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge. A. M. Snow at Nonantum Building Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Kirk
Broadway
Monks
Boston
Mass
Robert Elliott
Odd Fellows
Chelsea
Wim. G. Gibson
Washington St
Roxbury
Thos. Atkinson
Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge
Anti vivisectionists seek dog and cat exemption in Massachusetts
The State House hearing before the probate and chancery committee drew notable figures including former Congressman Samuel L. Powers and ex governors as anti vivisectionists urged a bill exempting dogs and cats from vivisection while allowing other animals to be used. Senator Cummings supported the bill in principle but warned against full prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Legislative Committee On Probate and Chancery
Massachusetts
England
Cummings
Senate
Pasteur
Admission exam for Massachusetts Nautical Training School
The spring examination of candidates for admission to the Massachusetts Nautical Training School will be held on board the U S S Enterprise on Saturday April 7 at 10 am. Circulars and full information about the school can be obtained by addressing the commissioners at the State House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Nautical Training School
U.S. S. Enterprise
State House
Veragua Council to Host First Boys Night March 1
Salem February 27 Veragua Council 76 Knights of Columbus will hold its first boys night Thursday evening March 1 John McCullough of New Bedford will deliver an address at the event aimed at young men in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Veragua Council 76
Kk. of
John McCullough
New Bedford
Building accident injures worker at city project
John F. Regan of 235 Washington Street Dorchester was knocked to the ground when a staging broke at a new building site 92 Warrenton Street. He suffered a fractured right leg and was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Regan
Washington Street
Dorchester
Warrenton Street
City Hospital
Governor appeals for aid to starving natives of Northern Japan
Governor Guild issued a statewide appeal for relief to starving Japanese natives in Northern Japan, noting the President's national famine appeal. He named a committee including President Eliot of Harvard and Japanese consul Osborne Howe, with Red Cross officers Edward H. Bradford and Gardner M. Lane as fund custodians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Japan
Eliot
Harvard
Charles §. Hamlin
John Mason Little
George L. Perin
Edward S. Morse
Morimoto
Edwin D. Mead
Edmund Noble
Osborne Howe
Edward H. Bradford
Gardner M. Lane
The
Red Cross Society
State Street
Rules Boys Without Using the Rod
Master Bassett of the Bigelow School in South Boston tells how discipline relies on friendship and justice not corporal punishment. He says no boy has been whipped since 1902 and that teaching staff win respect through dialogue, understanding acts, and parental conferences to guide pupils toward self respect and gentleness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gardner Bassett
The
Bigelow School
South Boston
Mr. Bigelow
Chairman Storrow
Quincy
Boston
Bassett
Post
Hardy
Bigelow Grammar School
Gibson
Exeter Boys Jolly Reunion Highlights 125th Anniversary Plan
Exeter Academy alumni gathering at Westminster features remarks by Benjamin N. Johnson Major-General Bancroft and Professor Kitteridge. Bancroft urges finishing the 18 000 dollar athletic field fund and praises Principal Amen. Evening included praise for the school and salaries of faculty, lasting past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter Academy
New England Association
Westminster
Benjamin N. Johnson
Exeter Spirit
William A. Bancroft
Exeter
Harlan P. Amen
George
Lyman Kitteridge
J. A. Tufts
William E. Merrill
J. P. Walker
Gibson Pictures Free with Boston Sunday Post Copies
Charles Dana Gibson leaves pen and ink for oil painting while Collier’s pays 200000 for a series of 200 drawings. The Boston Sunday Post offers readers free Gibson pictures printed on art paper ready for framing, with the first issue last Sunday selling out and demand rising for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dana Gibson
Europe
America
Collier's Weekly
Mr. Gibson
The
Boston Sunday Post
Gibson
Sunday Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
Policyholders
Life Insurance Company of Boston
Daniel G. Wing
First National Bank
Charles W. S. Cobb
St. Louis
Glencoe Lime & Cement Co
Elwyn G. Preston
R. H. White Co
Boston Chamber of Commerce
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Taane
Callataral
Motioe
Insurance
Eastern Audit Company of
Home Office
D. G. Wing
IE. G. Preston
Stephen H. Rhodes
Roland O. Lamb
Walton L. Crocker
Pau Marsh
Devonshire St
Boson
Robert H. Clark
A. M. Snow
Nonantum
Newton
Samuel L. Powers
Brackett
Bates
Douglas
McNary
Weeks
Salem K. OF C. Boys’ Night
Carter L
Carters
Remington Typewriter
Remington Typewriter Co
Franklin Street
the Bigelow
Exeter “Boys
Alma Mater
Victor Records
Victor
Edison
Columbia
American Records
Record Centre of
New England
Winchell Company
Summer Street
Arthur W. Hubbard
Bromfield Street
Gibson Pictures
P. F. Collier & Son
Collier’s Weekly
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