Locate A Factory In Greater Boston A Prime Industrial Center
The article extols Greater Boston as a premier manufacturing location with a population center of over 5,000,000. It highlights superior electric service and the Discount Indicator System as a means to lower prices and provide affordable current, benefiting both small and large consumers without favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Boston
America
Central
Seaboard States
Oxford
Boston Electric Company Explains Discounts and Rates
The company outlines additional discounts for large consumers similar to freight practices. It notes that small customers incur similar bookkeeping costs and emphasizes Boston as a leading electrical city with wholesale scale enabling lower retail prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston
Think Woman May Recover from Illegally Operated Surgery
Malden report says Mrs Mary Felderman at 7 Wyoming Ave shows brighter prospects for recovery after alleged illegal surgery by Dr A I Hudson of Boston. Family physician Dr Hunt says her stomach is weak but chances of recovery are very good. police rumor of further arrests circulates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mary BE. Felderman
Wyoming Avenue
A. I. Hudson
Boston
Hunt
Vote for disestablishment of church in England and Wales
In the House of Commons the resolution for dis-establishment and dis-endowment of the church in England and Wales passed by 198 to 90. Augustine Birrell argued the continuation of the established church cannot be justified, while the government pledged no commitment. This marks the first such adoption in Commons history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
England
Wales
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
Birrell
Chelsea Law Enforcement League targets Chelsea hotels
Ernest S. Johnson, for the Chelsea Law Enforcement League, testified after a license commission hearing that evidence exists to prosecute all Chelsea hotel proprietors for illegal liquor sales. Two witnesses said they bought liquor at Hotel Lenox on December 9 and 30, with no food or screening required. The commission will consider the case and announce findings, as the league plans actions against Hotel Savoy and aims to close bars across Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest SI. Johnson
Chelsea Law Enforcement League
Chelsea
Lenox
League
Edwin S. Kneights
Randolph
Harry G. Shipp
Boston
Kneight’s
Shipp
Johnson
The
Law Enforcement League
Savoy
Youth of 20 Obtains Permission to Marry
In Newton on February 27 George Francis Mead aged 2¢ of 32 Lincoln road obtained a marriage license to wed Miss Margaret Crosby aged 22 of Bellevue street. He produced a certificate from his mother granting permission, which allowed the clerk to issue the license despite his underage status.
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Newton
George Francis Mead
Lincoln Road
Margaret Crosby
Bellevue Street
Janitor Captures Intruder at 140 Congress Street
Thomas J. Maw, janitor of New England Mutual Life Building, drove intruder Frank E. B. Stevens from a fourth floor office to Maw’s quarters at gunpoint. Stevens, Cambridge businessman, admitted entering the building after 4 PM, allegedly smashing a door pane and triggering an alarm. He was taken to police on a charge of breaking and entering as his wife and sister visited Station 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Maw
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Congress Street
Frank EB. Stevens
Cambridge
Stevens
Hamilton Street
Station 2
Church of God members sued over assault tied to planned wedding
Mrs Viola Faulk sues William H Plummer and seven others in Municipal Court claiming assault and injuries after she objected to her estranged husband Joseph Faulk marrying Annie Harris at the Boston church head’s home. Plaintiffs allege rough restraint left her incapacitated for weeks.
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Church of God
Viola Faulk
Edgar Q. Achorn
Clement Morgan
Faulk
Joseph Faulk
Amos Mayo
North Carolina
Annie Harris
William H. Plummer
Boston
Grandfather Abraham
Boston Vessel Sinks At Sea After Gale Lays Up Morancy
The steamer Hektor arriving from Louisburg with coal rescued Captain George Finley and six sailors from the sinking Morancy bound Perth Amboy to Camden Me. The Morancy, a 198 ton 40 year old Boston schooner, sank two hours after abandonment off Monhegan.
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Portland
Hektor
Louisburg
C. B
George Finley
Morancy
Perth Amboy
Camden
Finley
Monhegan
Captain Finley
St. John
N. B
William Douglass
Typhoid On Battleship Connecticut
The battleship Connecticut en route from Southern waters to New York with a typhoid fever outbreak on board sent a wireless message to Norfolk tonight off the Virginia capes. Fifteen crew members are in critical condition and the ship is expected to reach New York tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Connecticut
New York
Virginia Capes
Bailey Exonerated by Texas Legislature Tonight
Texas House votes 7 to 40 with 18 absent to clear U S Senator Joseph W Bailey of irregular acts in public life after investigation committee recommendation. Exoneration reported from Austin ed 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
United States
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Logan to Be Toastmaster at Evacuation Day Banquet
At the South Boston Citizens' Association Evacuation Day committee meeting last night it was announced that ex-Senator Edward L. Logan would be the banquet toastmaster and that General J Franklin Bell chief of staff U S A would be the guest of honor.
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South Boston
Longest Maine to Boston Voyage Records L. D. Remick
The coasting schooner L. D. Remick arrived after 97 days from Bangor Maine, setting a record for the Maine port to Boston voyage. Built in 1861 and towed by the tug Portsmouth, the old craft faced ice and storms, stopping at several harbors including Portsmouth New Hampshire for 40 days stormbound.
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L. D. Remick
Bangor
Maine
Boston
Penobscot
Scituate
Portsmouth
N. H
Remick
Fourteenth Battery of Light Artillery Elects Officers at 38th Meeting
The Massachusetts Volunteers unit held its 38th annual meeting and banquet at Elks Hall. About 30 veterans attended as Seon C. Gilmore was named president, George F. Wright vice president, A. J. Alexander secretary and treasurer, marking his 25th year of service. William H. Folsom became chaplain, with C. W. H. Sanborn, George Rouillard and E. D. Sanborn on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of the Fourteenth Battery of Light Artillery
Massachusetts Volunteers
Elks Hall
Seon .C. Gilmore
George F. Wright
A. J. Alexander
William H. Folsom
C. W. H. Sanborn
George Rouillard
E. D. Sanborn
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Greater Boston
Nesale Ounts
Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of
Colonial Tailoring Co
Foreign and American
Tweeds Cheviots
Agd
Mitchell
Washington St
Mrs. Felderman
Commons
Resolu
F. E. Stevens
N. E. Mutual Life Building
Men In Critical
Sen. Bailey
Logan
Dr. Bell
Bell
F R. Victor C. Bell
A. B
Dentifrice Co
Artillery Veterans
Cluett
AKERS
DR. King
Fallings Inc
Grist Mill
Enius
Deane
Tsaaes
Jateceday
Waterman
Lexlogton Ave
N.Y
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