Opening Day At My Clothier s Public View Boston Merchants
Bernard M. Wolf opens the expanded five story My Clothier building at Hanover and Portland streets to a throng. A Stewarts Military Band performs and patrons tour departments from menswear to children’s goods while Wolf describes the store’s growth from a small Hanover Portland corner to a major Boston retailer.
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Bernard M. Wolf
Hanover
Portland
Wolf
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Wolf’s
Mayors Call To Rule Boston Police Board Proposal
Senator Charles S Sullivan of Charlestown filed a bill to shift police board appointments from the Governor to the Mayor as terms expire. The measure, requiring municipal election approval, would allow direct mayoral appointments without confirmation and aim for centralized executive control and efficiency.
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Boston Police Board
Charles S. Sullivan
Charlestown
Senate
Boston Board of Police
Board of Police
Bostyn
Boston
Sullivan
Charles 8. Sullivan
Post
Chickering
Women's views on Bates's suffrage talk in Massachusetts
Governor Bates urged granting women the vote for municipal officers, sparking wide debate across Massachusetts and Boston. Prominent suffragists and leaders, including Mrs Mary A Livermore and Miss Alice Stone Blackwell, voiced cautious optimism and calls for trial while noting limits and the broader path toward full suffrage.
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Bates
Massachusetts
Boston
Mary A. Livermore
Emily A. Fifield
Ashland Street
Martha Moore Avery
West
Springfield Street
Sarah J. Boyden
The
Independent Women Voters
M. Ella Gleason
Julia E. Duff
Judith W. Smith
East Boston Woman's Suffrage League
Sarah. T. Leighton
Home Club
E. M. McPherson
Joseph H. Barnes
Benjamin Lincoln
D.A. R
Frances Brown
Brighton and Alliston Suffrage League
Alice Stone Blackwell
Massachusetts Woman Suffragists
First Aid Class Moves to Wednesdays in Boston
The first organized Boston retai d method instruction class now meets Wednesday evenings at 8 o clock at the Industrial School North Bennet street. The next subject is Dislocations. The class extends a cordial invitation to both sexes to join.
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Boston
Industrial School
North Bennet Street
Democrats to Convene at Olney Meeting in Boston
The Democratic State committee meets at the Revere House to recognize Richard Olney for the presidential nomination and elect officers. They discuss organizing towns, backing Governor prospects, and potential candidacy for Colonel Gaston while forming a legislative committee to spur Beacon Hill action.
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Democratic State Committee
Revere House
Richard Olney
McNary
Boston
Gaston
Beacon Hill
Gas Case Assignment Cancelled by Court
The Bay State Gas Company of Delaware versus the Boston Gas Light Company of Boston assignment was canceled by Judge Lor ing in the Supreme Court. The Jan. 18 hearing was postponed at the request of Sherman L. Whipple who could not travel to New Jersey to seek leave to join Receiver Hallock of Bay State Gas New Jersey as a defendant. The bill targets the sale of stock from Mercantile Trust Company to Kidder Peabody & Co. as illegal.
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Bay State Gas Company of Delaware
Boston Gas Light Company of
Boston
Loring
Supreme Court
Sherman L. Whipple
New Jersey
Hallock
Bay State Gas Company of
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co
Women Divorces Reforms Fees Demand for Good Faith Claim
Courts require libellees in divorce suits to file in writing to show defense and good faith before any defence fee of thirty dollars is paid by the husband. The new Superior Court order mandates the form and sworn declaration by both parties.
Owner of Smoking Parlor Fined in Municipal Court
Marcok Kirkorian, proprietor of the Cafe de Bosphorus, a smoking parlor, was fined $75 in the Municipal Criminal Court yesterday on the charge of maintaining a common nuisance. He appealed and posted a $500 bond for appearance at a jury trial.
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Marcok Kirkorian
Cafe de Bosphorus
Municipal Criminal Court
Court Delays and Fines Highlight Yesterday’s Proceedings
Virginia C Coleman charged with larceny had case placed on file and fined 50 dollars due to defendant delicacy. William Freedman of Waltham found guilty of robbery with case continued to Tuesday for evidence of prior good character. A motion for a new trial in the second degree murder case for two Chinamen was deferred until next Saturday.
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Virginia C. Coleman
William Freedman
Waltham
Christiani Sentenced to 30 Months for Wife Assault
Guglielmo Christiani, 30 months to hard labor in the House of Correction, after pleading guilty to assaulting his wife Adelina with a sharp instrument in Superior Criminal Court. Adelina testified, revealing a pending divorce suit. Cross-examiner Peter Maher noted another man present and provocation as factors.
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Guglielmo Christian
House of Correction
Bond
Superior Criminal Court
Adelina
Peter Maher
Aldermen Serve as Police Amid Street Car Strike
Bloomington city officials plan for aldermen to act as police due to manpower shortages during the street railway strike. Mayor Morrison notified 14 aldermen they must serve as officers Saturday and Sunday, with possible longer duty if disorder continues. The sheriff has called in county deputies for additional support.
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Bloomington
Ill
Morrison
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Mr. Wolf
Hanover Street
Portland Street
Stewart
Arthur Wonson
Greg Waltz
Strauss
von. Tilzer
A. P. Ripley
Ccc
Sultan of Sulu
Shail March
Dixie Land
Sevecees Haines Galop
Bacchus
Esere Eee
Belitzel
Portland ‘Street
Osee
Allcock
Pire
Duff
Smith
W. F. Smith
Ieee Oe
Lithia
Tremont Theatre
Criminal Court
Christiani
Fatique
Orangeine
Chicago
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