Zionist Council of New England Moves to Affiliate
At the executive committee meeting held at the president Samuel H Borofsky residence, letters from the Federation of American Zionists indicated the New England Council’s legal establishment and its intended federation business. A copy of the letter will be sent to Zionist organizations in New England urging their affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zionist Council of
New England
Samuel H.borofsky
Federation of American’ Zionists
New England Council
Tewksbury For Aged Hanna fan at Warrenton Street
The shack at 104 Warrenton Street, longtime home of John M Hannafan, will not see him again as fire drives him from his shelter. Firefighters dragged the aged rag picker from his burning room at South End, then he was taken to Tewksbury for confinement for life amid claims of a deliberate self harm attempt. Old age and illness blamed for his despondency and wretched life.
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Warrenton Street
South End
John Mhannafan
City Hospital
Tewksbury
Hannafan
Clover Club Banquet Set for Exchange Club Tonight
The Clover Club of Boston will hold its monthly banquet at the Exchange Club on Milk Street this evening. A business meeting will precede dinner at 6 30.
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Clover Club
Boston
Exchange Club
Milk Street
Senator Dietrich Released After Court Ruling
In Omaha today Judge Vandeventer sustained the demurrer over the Dietrich indictment ruling he was not yet a member of Congress at the time of the alleged bribe. The decision frees Dietrich and the jury was instructed to render a verdict of not guilty with a nolle in related cases.
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Omaha
Jan
United States Circuit Court
Vandeventer
United States
Dietrich
Senate
Congress
Nolle
Life sentence stops pension for convicted mail robber
Commissioner Ware ruled that William B. Marsh, held in the Detroit House of Correction for robbing the U S mail in Idaho and serving life, forfeits all pension rights. He noted Marsh’s 10 months of Army service would normally qualify him, but a life sentence makes him civilly dead for pension purposes.
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Washington
Commissioner of Pensions
Ware
William B. Marsh
House of Correction
Detroit
United States Mail
Idaho
Queen Helena's 31st Birthday Picnic in Country
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena marked her 31st birthday with a springlike picnic. They traveled by automobile to a countryside spot with General Brusatti and the Duchess of Ascoli, sharing macaroni roast chicken spiced meats bread fruit and wine before a grassy lunch and a cheerful return.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Brusatt
Dade
Police Deny Spying Claims by Pierce in Interview
Superintendent of Police Pierce denied yesterday’s reports that patrolmen were assigned to secretly monitor saloons and entrap liquor dealers. He said officers merely observe liquor license areas and report violations to captains, with a few officers temporarily relocated to assist in policing crime.
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Pierce
Board of Police
Police Department
Watts
Munroe and
Mosher
West End
Burrill and
Gallagher
Woman's Room Robbery Arrested Suspect at Tremont Street
Inspectors from Chief Watts's office arrested John J. Lawler at 62 Whitney Street Roxbury on a charge of breaking and entering a room at 1419 Tremont Street occupied by Pauline Wolyness and stealing therefrom.
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Watts
John J. Lawler
Tremont Street
Pauline Wolyness
Lawler
Whitney Street
Roxbury
Miners' Union Win in Colorado Cripple Creek Clash
Denver dispatch reports Governor Peabody and mine owners overreached in pursuing miners in Cripple Creek. Arrest of Charles Reimer, Whitney-Ryan rep from New York, prompts federal court challenge and civil suit against Peabody and mine owners. Reimer alleges mine owners plotted mine explosion and train wrecks to discredit unions, sent to President Roosevelt, aiding no federal troop deployment.
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Denver
Col
Peabody
Cripple Creek
Charles Reimer
Whitney-Ryan Syndicate
New York
Reimer
Buffalo
Vindicator
Roosevelt
Colorado
Wakefield Ladies Leap Year Party Draws Town Hall Crowd
The Town Hall was well filled in Wakefield on January 8 for an illustrated concert and leap year party by the Ladies Auxiliary No 2 A O H. John M Keon presented moving pictures and illustrated songs, followed by vocal numbers by J M O Keefe and T Frank Madden. Dancing continued late.
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Wakefield
Town Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary No. 2
John M. Keon
J. M. O’keefe
T. Frank Madden
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Forenberg
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Sts
Metcalf
Somerville
Union Station
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Wolf’s
Zionist Federation
Washburn
Conwne
Ami
Washburn’s Department Store
Washington St
Boylston
Washburn Credit House
Jordan’s Elevator Service
Sen. Dietrich
Charles H. Dietrich
Irfat
Elephant
Lawrence Webster & Co
Macmillan
Washington and Boylston
Miners’ Union
Vercoat
Liz
OLD South Clothing Clothing CO
St. Cive Green
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