Dr Hale urges coal pocket for Boston at Peoples Forum
The Peoples Forum at Morgan Memorial heard Rev Edward Everett Hale urge municipal coal storage in Boston. He argued city ownership of resources as a safeguard and cited Boston Common and water as precedent, calling for federal and local support and detailing conditions for such a facility.
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Shawmut Avenue
Corning Street
Emmons Hall
Edward Everett Hale
George E. Littlefield
Boston
Miss Katherine Richardson Case stirred by intimate letter from Littleton friend
A nurse reports the accused Katherine Richardson is very ill and unable to write. Florence Cheney, Richardson’s friend, forwards a letter from Littleton detailing visitors, court worries, and hope for Katherine's courage as her Chelsea court hearing on alleged attempt to poison her mother approaches.
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N. H
Katherine V. Richardson
Chelsea
Mass
Florence Cheney
Katherine
Royal Blue Line Tours Offers Seasonal Bus Trips
Royal Blue Line announces personally conducted tours to Washington from January to April with multiple dates and all expenses covered. Florida trips to Jacksonville run January through March with a separate all inclusive price. For itineraries and full details contact Joseph P. Taggart at 211 Washington Street Boston.
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Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Florida
Jacksonville
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Boston
Sound as a Dollar Promoted by Scott's Emulsion
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as strengthening the lungs and throats of people with weak lungs and sensitive throats. It claims to drive out coughs colds and bronchitis and to keep them away with a distinctive action on the throat and lungs. A free trial offer invites readers to try the product from Scott & Bowne New York.
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Scott & Bowne
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New York
Thug Attack Ruins Somerville Residents in Union Square
An unknown assailant knocked two Somerville men, Thomas Conlin and Herbert Thompson, unconscious in Union Square near midnight. Conlin, an elevated railroad worker, and Thompson, a local restaurant owner, suffered severe facial injuries as police chase the suspect through Cambridge area.
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Conlinuickly
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Two Men Arrested After Bridge Assault and Robbery Attempt
William Harper reports he fought off two men on the Broadway foot bridge in South Boston who tried to take his watch. Martin Ward, 23, of 156 Athens Street, and Thomas Higgins, 22, were arrested at Station 6 and charged with assault and attempted robbery after Harper identified them.
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Martin Ward
Athens Street
Thomas Higgins
Broadway Foot Bridge
Station 6
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Boston
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Calder
Division 4
Tragic letters reveal deteriorating health of defendant
Florence Cheney receives a loving note urging strength for the trial, while nurse reports Katherine Richardson at the Quincy House is unable to write and the defendant’s condition is worse in mind and body than public reports suggest.
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Florence
Florence Cheney
Stage notes from Boston theatres feature new premieres and star turnouts
Owing to Virginia Harned's accident in Detroit Iris is canceled tonight at the Colonial with hopes for a later appearance. American premiere of Bodadil at Columbia stars Isabelle Underwood. Country Girl debuts in Boston at Museum with Norris and Ashley. A Breaks for Liberty melodrama at Bowdoin Square. The Two Sisters returns to Music Hall as a novelty. Baby Virena stars in At Cripple Creek at Grand Opera House. Foxy Grandpa ends at Boston Theatre with Old Kentucky to follow Jan 12. Tremont eyeing a large final week for The Crisis with Hackett. H eriette Crosman to appear Jan 12 in The Sword of the King at the Tremont. Du Barry enters fourth week at Hollis with capacity business. Every Man ends in two weeks at Park. Powers leads The Jewel of Asia on Jan 19. Thropp leads A Gambler's Daughter at Grand Opera House next week. John Bowker's Contrasta travelogue at Keith's this week. Howard's week features Charmion Abbas Ben Omar Lalla Torquia and more in A Wise Guy. Burlesque Ding Dong adds. Russian Cossacks stay at Austin & Stone's. Palace bills by Merry Maidens burlesque. Nickelodeon features a lifting contest with half ton coal prize.
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Keith
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Lalla Torquia
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Nellie Beaumont
Grace Belmont
Boston Evening Schools Reopen For Second Term
The Boston evening schools resume for the second term amid strong demand. Attendance last term rose with over 4000 applications to the evening high school, and more classes will form. A beginners shorthand class will open at the central evening high school on Montgomery Street and a three month Spanish course by Mr. Camille Reid is planned.
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Camille Reid
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Boston Exam Policy for School Entrance In Modern Language District
Examinations for admission are scheduled for the coming week at the Montgomery Street building and at the Charlestown and East Boston High schools. Applicants with Boston grammar school diplomas are admitted without exams. No examination is required to enter the evening elementary schools.
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East Boston Swearing In Delayed For Duane
John H. Duane, street commissioner elect, may be sworn in at his East Boston home today due to illness. City Clerk Donovan, Commissioners Charles and Gallivan, and Secretary O Callaghan are expected to attend and the latter will be reelected after a praised first year.
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John H. Duane
Boston
City Hall
Donovan
Judge Fitz of Chelsea Seeks Health in Maine
Friends of Judge Frank E. Fitz of the Chelsea Police Court disclose his resignation stems from ill health. His doctor orders him to abandon work, move to Maine, and live in a log cabin to recover. He is reported to suffer from diabetes.
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Chelsea
Maine
Frank E. Fitz
Fitz
Maine Woods
Harvard Yale Debate Set for March in Cambridge
Harvard and Yale settle on March 23 for their annual debate to be held in Cambridge. Harvard submits the question on February 9. Three trials will decide the Crimson team, the first around February 12 after mid year exams.
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Yale
Cambridge
Orangeiie powder touted to fend off colds
An old health note claims Orangeiie powder can prevent colds when exposed to chill fatigue or stress. It advocates taking the powder whenever one feels run down or anxious to resist illness.
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