Former Bank President to Face Federal Hearing in Boston
Charles H. Cole of Globe National Bank arrives in Boston aboard the Boston & Albany Express. United States Marshal Henry Z. Osborne and agent A E Brown take custody, with Charles K K Darling arranging reception. Bail bondsmen likely sought for a $30,000 to $56,000 range, and bail expected immediately on arrival.
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Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank
Boston
Boston & Albany
Mwe
United States
Henry Z. Osborne
Los Angeles
Cal
A. BE. Brown
United States Secret Service
Marshal Osborne
Chicago
Lake Shore
Colom Charles KK. Darling
Cole
Federal
Marshal Darling
Osborne
John H. Casey
West
Fiske
District Court
Lowell
William Schofield
Mr. Cole
Somerville Teachers Seek Higher Salaries in City Charter Move
Women teachers in Somerville plan to press for at least a $50 uniform salary increase under the new city charter. They will present a petition signed by hundreds of business and professional people at a future school board meeting, possibly January 29, and the issue may be referred to the salaries committee.
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Somerville
G. W. W. Whiting
J. W.W. Sanborn
S. Newton Cutler
Croker survives fall after horse mishap at Berkshire meet
Richard Croker spent a restless night but is reported to be recovering well from a leg fracture. The injury occurred when a horse reared during a Berkshire tax hounds meet near Wantage. A stable boy described Croker gripping the saddle to mount, the horse pulling back, and Croker falling hard with a sharp pain in his left leg.
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Wantage
Richard Croker
Mr. Croker
Roker
Woman Bequeaths Nearly 100000 For Cancer Research
Mrs Caroline Brewer Croft of this city, wife of English artist Arthur Croft, leaves Harvard University a gift near 100000 dollars to fund cancer research and the fight against the bread disease.
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Caroline Brewer Croft
Arthur Croft
Harvard University
Mills to Run Spinning Dept Nights Five Nights a Week
Granite Mills will operate the spinning department at night until 10 o clock five nights weekly employing men only. Treasurer Shore says the plan complies with the law and will run only as necessary. Spinners Union Secretary O Donnell says members will not work nights despite legality. Parker and three Hargraves mills also run nights under close watch. Two girls discharged for refusing overtime at Cornell Mill, case under investigation. Cornell Mill plans Saturday afternoon shifts.
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Pall River
Granite Mills
Shore
O'Donnell
Spinners’ Union
Biw
Parker
Hargraves Mills
Cornell Mil
Cornell
The Hanlon Decision Criticized by John Ke Hanlon
John Ke Hanlon accuses the Police Commission of uneven justice in the Hanlon case. He argues officers Hogsett Quirk Heath Keefe Chambers Huckins and others shared responsibility for the arrest and questions why only Hogsett faces punishment while his colleagues evade accountability. He denounces alleged missteps and bias in the proceedings.
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Police Commission
Hanlon
Hogsett
Quirk
Heath
Keefe
Officer Chambers
Huckins
Jaston
John KE. Hanlon
War Department Girds Philippines Health to Counter Bubonic Plague
Secretary Root liaises with Surgeon Wyman to establish a quarantine system for the Philippines modeled on Cuba’s health protections. He notes no confirmed plague cases in Manila yet cautions on potential sporadic cases and asserts modern science can manage the disease.
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Washington
War Department
Philippines
Root
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Cuba
San Francisco
Honolulu
Ma Nila
Islands
Bust of Bolivar Honors Navy Officers in Washington
The Venezuelan government conferred the Bust of Bolivar on Admiral Sampson and nine naval officers including Captains Taylor Cook Sigsbee Chadwick Goodrich and Commanders Mead Dayton Symons and Todd. Representative Hitt introduced a bill authorizing the acceptance of the decorations.
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Washington
Bolivar
Sampson
Taylor
Cook
Sigsbee
Chadwick
Goodrich
Mead, Dayton
Symons
Todd
Navy
Hitt
Plague Breaks Out in Honolulu After Silence
A Honolulu despatch dated December 26 reports bubonic plague returning after thirteen days with three new cases and three deaths. Bodies are cremated, drivers fear testing, restrictions limit shipping to approved freight and first class passengers after medical exams. No Asiatics or Oriental freight allowed. mail to be fumigated.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Board of Health
Judge Corcoran Reenters Politics as Club President
Judge John W. Corcoran, inactive since 1896, returns to public life by being elected president of the Young Men's Democratic Club. The club seeks to harmonize factions and plans a vigorous campaign for the next election and forthcoming state campaigns.
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Young Men's Democratic Club
John W. Corcoran
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Plague Suspected in Manila Bypass Residence
Health officers report a native with bubonic plague symptoms in a walled city house where two suspicious deaths occurred. The patient has been isolated and precautions implemented to prevent spread.
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Manila
Bubonic Plague Reported in Rio Janeiro Area
The bubonic plague has broken out in Rio de Janeiro city and the San Paulo neighborhood, according to a dispatch dated January 3. A health alert was issued for residents and authorities are monitoring the spread of the outbreak.
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Rio Janeiro
San Paulo
Brookline Inducement Proposal for Streetcar Half Fare
Worcester Street Railway offers half fare to school children on all cars to secure Brookline location. Over 2500 Brookline citizens sign a petition urging town approval, arguing competition will yield benefits and noting free transfers since the company entered the field.
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Btookline
Worcester Street Railway Company
Isterated
Worcester Company
Brookline
Officers installed in Retail Clothing Salesmen group
The Retail Clothing Salesmen Benevolent Association held in Elks Hall last evening installed officers led by William J. Daly as president and S. H. Pond as vice president. The body includes salesmen from local stores and aims to foster fellowship and provide sick and death benefits. Members anticipate a prosperous year with growing membership and security.
Fire at 335 Columbus Avenue Damages Five-Story Brick Dwelling
An alarm from Box 94 at 0 50 a m yesterday reported a fire in the closet on the third floor of the five story brick dwelling at 335 Columbus avenue owned and occupied by Henry O Nirte. The cause is unknown and damage amounted to So
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Columbus Avenue
Henry O. Nirte
Postum Food Coffee Aids Headache Relief
A Detroit woman reports regular coffee headaches ended after switching to Postum Food Coffee. She notes initial trial difficulty, then satisfaction after twenty minutes boiling. She cites others helped and urges others to abandon coffee for Postum.
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D. B. Whatt
J. H. Mathews
Lille KF
Mathews
Detroit
Mich
Jubilee of Education Exhibition Marks Notre Dame Jubilee
In Father Scully Gymnasium Cambridgeport the Notre Dame education exhibition opens Dec 29. It honors the 50th anniversary of Boston’s first Notre Dame School, with works from 17,500 pupils across 28 parochial schools 17 high schools 3 academies and 1 training school.
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Father Scully
Prospect Street
Cambridgeport
Notre Dame
Massachusetts
Boston
St. Mary’s Parish
Eliot
Harvard
Hill
State Board of Education
Waltham
Notre Dame Academy
Berkeley Street
Yowell
Rox
Prince of Bohemia at Grand Opera House benefits bankers
The Boston Bank Officers Association presents The Prince of Bohemia an operatic comedy to raise funds. George Lowell Tracy writes the music and conducts a large orchestra with a star cast and elaborate stage, costumes, and scenery. The show features a Bohemian cast of characters and a pantomime, with George T. Richardson and William H. Gardner contributing libretto and lyrics.
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Bohemia
Boston Bank Officers’ Associations
Grand Opera House
Boston
George Lowell Tracy
O’grady
Tom Seabrooke
George T. Richardson
Mr. Tracy
William H. Gardner
England
Victor Vernon
Charles W. Cole
Tom Eaton
Stephen Lt. Snell
Signor Speroni
Charles Il
Johnson, Jr
Shamus O'Shaughnessy
J. H. Cullen
Peter Porcine Hogge
W. CC. Mason
Simineo Staccato
W. Cutter
Alberto Allegretto
C. IF. Coombs
Francisco Vivace
W. l. Swindlehurst
Eduardo Diminuendo
Master Marconi
CC. C. Bullen
Kathryn Kingston
F. G. Washburne
Genevieve O'Rafferty
W. O. Lovell
Daisy Dem
George O. Stimpson
Charles D. Buckner
Robert E. Hill
Frederick Cate
Lindley H. Hill
Cambridge Artists Shine in Harvard Building Paintings
The exhibition features oil paintings and tapestries by Cambridge and nearby artists. Katherine Eckarts depicts Harvard buildings, Clotilde Fandal shows an Madonna piece, and Mary Dillon crafts a Martha and Mary tapestry. Other works by M. McCafferty and Marcelia Eberle receive praise.
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Harvard
Katherine Eckarts
Cambridge
Clotilde Fandal
Roxbay Academy
Martha and
Mary
Mary Dillon
Holyoke
M. McCafferty
Christ
Water
Marcelia Eberle
Somerville
Theatres Circulate Picures and Cast News in Boston Area
NT TIE theatres announce A Greek Slave ends its run at the Columbia after a final week then a new attraction begins January 15. Grace George stars in Man and Wife, an adaptation by Harry St Maur from the French. Broadway to Tokio in cast at New York Theatre January 15. Claudia Pettite declines opera offers to study in New York. Bowdoin Square Theatre orchestra debuts 1990 march by L Orage. Dorothy Morton substitutions at A Greek Slave. Benedick shines in Much Ado at Boston Theatre.
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Columbia
W. A. Brady
Grace George
Harry St. Maur
Miss George
Esther
Ben Fur
Josie Sadler
Idalene Cotton
Alice Judson
Tokio
New York Theatre
Claudia Pettite
Nantasket
Haas
New York
L'Orage
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Mary Young
Tony Cummings
Castle Square Theatre
Dorothy Morton
Columbia Theatre
Miss Atherton
Miss Morton
John K. Kellerd
Benedick
Boston Theatre
Boston Theaters Show A Flurry Of Notable Plays
Mrs Leslie Carter shines in Zaza at Hollis while Thackerays Becky Sharp revue draws crowds at Tremont Theatre. Modjeska Marie Antoinette and Macbeth headline Boston Theatre offerings as Castle Square stages With Lying Colors and grand minstrel Jubilee dazzles at the Grand Opera House. Sag Harbor farewell extended. Bank Officers’ A Prince of Bohemia tickets on sale at Boston Music Hall.
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Leslie Carter
John Ek
Kellerd
Modjeska
Boston ‘Theatre
Schillen
Scribe
Marie Antoinette
Castle Square
Rogers Brothers
Mr. MecNally
Wall Street
Maude Raymond
Georgia Caine
Ada Lewis
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Boston
Oliver Byron
William H. West
Grand Opera House
Minnie Ashley
Columbia
Miss Ashley
Sag Harbor
Park Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Daly
the Howard
John Weber
George Yeoman
Cozon
Lalloo-Lais
Iburmah
Austin & Stone's Museum
Lalloo
Bank Officers’ Association of
Boston Music Hall
Paula
Ditka
Page
Reynolds
Pat
Mattie Rooney
Wilson
Hal
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