Camp Debs Guests Ousted From Charlestown Municipal Hotel
Fourteen so called guests at Camp Debs were arrested by Division 15 police and booked at the station. The group included characters claiming Rhode Island ties and references to famous names. They were assigned rooms and await appearance before Judge Bragg the next day. The scene recalled a rough, improvised lodging with scant provisions and a strong odor as the men settled in for the night.
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Debs
Division 15
Judge Bragg
Thomas Lawsons
Russell Sages
Finance
City Square
Knights of the Road
Curry
Roger Williams
Iam
Rhode Island
Roger
Wife Seeker Plans to Call on Girls in New England Contest
A farmer-drummer Thomas Fairbanks seeks a farm wife through newspaper applications from women aged 21 to 44 with or without property. He will visit candidates after a brief waiting period, inviting those who send photos and letters to contact him at Boston Station A.
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Thomas Fairbanks
New England
Attleboro
Mr. Fairbanks
Station A
Boston
Catholic Abstinence Union Plans for Ball
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the Boston archdiocese district presidents met at Catholic Association Hall to arrange the union ball in Paul Revere Hall on Tuesday January 30. About 800 tickets sold. 1100 to 1200 attendees expected. Committees to be appointed. Joseph T Brennan named floor marshal. Father Mullen gave an address on the order's good. Rev. Francis J Butler presided. he is St. Leo's Church pastor in Dorchester.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Archdiocese of Boston
Catholic Association Hall
Paul Revere Hall
Joseph T. Brennan
Cathedral Society
Father Mullen
Francis J. Butler
Union
St. Leo's Church
Dorchester
Hair Slasher Strikes Dorchester Girl In Dudley Street Stop
Ruth Farrar twelve and granddaughter of Mrs. C W Bennett told a Post reporter last night that a hair slasher cut several inches from her Titian braid at the Meet ing House Hill car. She and Irene were jostled by a man and woman. Ruth reported to police at Station 9 and urged swift capture to prevent further acts. Mrs Bennett voiced hope the police catch the fiends, insisting a woman may be involved.
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Ruth Farrar
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Post
Dudley Street
Farrar
C. W. Bennett
Ruth
Gibson Grammar School
Irene
Meeting House Hill
Trene
Mrs. Bennett
Fire wipes out two blocks in Uxbridge on Main Street
Fire in Uxbridge destroys two wooden business blocks on Main Street with total losses around 40000 dollars and about 29000 dollars insured. The blaze began in baker D White in the Gredig block then spread to Goldthwait block housing Chester House Miss Annie Fisher dry goods and pool room. Losses listed include Greely block J McShane Hosey Rooney Preston D White Shaughnessy Morrison Goldthwait J Kelly Benjamin Chester House with varying insurance.
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Uxbridge
D. White
Goldthwait
M. Goldthwait
Chester House
Annie Fisher
Greely
S. B. Taft
FE. M. Goldthwait
J. J. Kelly
William Benjamin
Kansas City Feels Mild Earthquake Shock
A slight earthquake was felt in Kansas City at 6 17 this evening, lasting about 28 seconds. No damage occurred as chandeliers shook and dishes rattled in the north to south movement.
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Kansas City
Miss Florence Brown Leaves For New England YWCA Post
Miss Florence M. Brown, general secretary of the Central YWCA, will depart mid February for Boston to take the role of state and city secretary for the New England district YWCA. Under her leadership 425 women have learned sewing in the domestic art department.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Florence M. Brown
Central Young Women’s Christian Association
Boston
Young Women's Christian Association
New England
Brown
Minister Cranes critique of mayor acts in press remarks
The Rev. Charles A. Crane, in a People's Temple sermon, compared Mayor Fitzgerald's blocking of a Holy Jumpers meeting to permitting a Friday French ball. He warned power can corrupt and urged the young mayor to heed wisdom, citing police on Newspaper Row and a crowd at Odd Fellows Hall.
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People’s Temple
Charles A. Crane
Fitzgerald
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Molly
Rufus Rastus
Mrs Monahan Dead After Accident In Somerville Home
Mrs Maria Monahan longtime Somerville resident died at her Line street home late Saturday night from injuries tied to an accident five weeks earlier. She leaves five sons John Edward James Joseph and a daughter Miss Katie Monahan.
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Maria Monahan
Somerville
Linestreet
John
Edward
James
Joseph
Katie Monahan
Ashfield steamer still missing after 22 days at sea
The Furness line steamer Ashfield left Fowey on December 17 bound for this port with china clay and is now 22 days overdue. Agents Furness, Withy & Co. report no grave safety fears but growing anxiety. Likely weather similar to the Barnesmore voyage from Antwerp, which took 19 days and arrived four days late after a tempestuous crossing.
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Furness Line
Ashfield
Fowey
Eng
Furness, Withy & Co
Johnston Line
Barnesmore
Antwerp
Burglars Take Jewelry in Somerville Night Break‑in
Burglars forced a front window with a jimmy at Frank Shepard’s house 162 Sycamore Street Somerville Saturday night and stole jewelry valued at 157 dollars including a gold badge inscribed National Association of Master Bakers on the front and 1902 on the back.
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Somer Ville
Frank Shepard
Sycamore Street
National Association of Master Bakers
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