Mayors inaugural address outlines Merchants' Municipal Committee plan
Boston Mayor outlines organizing a Merchants' Municipal Committee of seven from leading business groups to advise on municipal questions, taxation, transportation, and urban development. He calls for stronger cross‑city cooperation, rail terminal consolidation, grade crossing removals, and fiscal reforms for Boston’s growth.
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Merchants’ Municipal Committee
Commonwealth
Boston
Rapid Transit Commission
Union
Old Colony
Boston & Albany
Kneeland Street
Dorchester Avenue
East Boston
Board of Aldermen
Eiher
House of Correction
Suffolk County
Seriou
Josiah Quincy
Citzens
Ichants
Associated Boards of Trade
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston Clearing House Association
Boston Merchants’ Association
New England Shoe and Leather Association
The
Real Estate Exchange
House of Representatives
New York
Philadelphia
Frozen Ears in Boston Weather Reports Miserable Cold
In Boston yesterday only the man with a new $200 fur lined over coat and the woman with a seal cape found the cold tolerable. Old Prob forecasts another cold day. At Emergency Hospital many frostbite cases were treated as early as 6 a.m. in the incident room with laboring men prominent among the patients. Frozen ears dominated the injuries, with a few frostbitten fingers and one toe reported.
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Eeteseers
Board of Police
Park Police
Boston
Elections Department
Mayor Quincy Opens Charity Fair At Baldwin Place Hall
Mayor Quincy opened the Benath Israel Home fair at Baldwin Place Hall with 800 attendees including Joseph H. ONeil Mul len Isaac Rosnosky Jacob Hecht Jacob Spitz and other guests. A crayon portrait was presented to the mayor and booths offered decorative items for sale as the fair runs daily through January 22 excluding Fridays and Sundays culminating with a grand ball on the 22nd.
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Quincy
Benath Israel
Baldwin Place Hall
Joseph H. O'Neil
Mullen
Isaac Rosnosky
Jacob Hecht
Jacob Spitz
Rabbi Fleischer
Margolio
Rabbi Lasker
Winthrop Leap Year Party At Leighton House
Last evening a leap year party brought together Winthrop residents. Miss Martha M. Ricker directed the floor with Mrs. G. E. Masters, Mrs. J. W. Waldo, Miss Winfred Morrill and Miss Mabel Byrne as aides. Ladies hosted the dances and served refreshments by Mr. and Mrs. George Ricker. a very enjoyable evening ensued.
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Leighton House
Winthrop Highlands
Winthrop and
Martha M. Ricker
G. E. Masters
J. W. Waldo
Winfred Morrill
Mabel Byrne
George Ricker
Pleasant surprise party at Flynn home on Leverett Street
A large gathering honored Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Flynn at 151 Leverett Street with tea and coffee service and a silver tray. They entertained guests with vocal and instrumental music and dancing late into the night. Attendees included Michael McGillicuddy, the McGillicuddy sisters, D J Shea and siblings, the Flynn family, O Sullivan and others.
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Patrick J. Flynn
Leverett Street
Michael McGillicuddy
McGillicuddy
D. J. Shea
Esther Flynn
McCarthy
N. J. Lee
Fire crew freezing as Malden endures extreme cold
Malden on January 6 faced record low temperatures with three firehouse drivers facing frostbite and over 300 service pipes frozen. Schools closed in several districts as buildings could not be heated amid the severe cold.
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Malden
John Stanwood
Chemical 2
Curley
Steamer 1
Horatio Hall
Hose i
Fragmentary court dialogue on violence and self defense
In a terse exchange from Etoile Belge and a trial scene, a child explains Lolo hurt him after a near punch, while a prisoner recounts retaliatory blows after a witness struck him, illustrating a stubborn miscommunication in a courtroom confrontation.
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Lolo
Etoile Belge
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