J P Morgan Supports Charity Circus at Park Square Station
At the Sharon Sanitarium ladies auxiliary meeting Mrs. Paul Revere Frothingham announced Major J Pierpont Morgan has offered the use of the old Park square station rent free for a charity amateur circus benefiting the society. The event on Feb 4 5 6 will feature clowns side shows and JPMorgan aid with a large tent and Boston Cadet Band.
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The
Sharon Sanitarium
Vincent Bowitch
Beacon Street
J. Pierpont Morgan
Esterday
Boston Cadet Band
Vincent Bowdlich
Amory Codman
Eleanor Curtis
Paul Revere Frothingham
Robert Forbes Perkins
Robert M. Morse
C. A. Porter
Linton Smith
Joseph
Fraternal Helpers Elect Delegates in First District
Delegates and officers chosen at American House meeting of the American Order of Fraternal Helpers first district. Walter Brown elected president, Fred H. Davis from America Lodge No 1 named secretary. N W Brown Warren Lodge No 2 and Walter Brown Crystal Lodge No 19 named as representatives with Walter Brown as alternate.
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American Order of Fraternal Helpers
American House
Walter ©. Brown
Fred H. Davis
America
Mesars
N. W. Brown
Warren Lodge
Walter (. Brown
Crystal Lodge No
Society Women Face Defamation Suit After Tailor Dispute
New Rochelle society leaders Miss May Landrigan and her sister Mrs Maude Mansfield sued Fifth Avenue tailor Oraias Haas for defamation seeking $1000 after a private trial acquitted them of grand larceny charges over a sealskin sack dispute.
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New York
New Rochelle
Fifth Avenue
May Landrigan
Maude Mansfield
Miss Landrigan
Oraias Haas
$100000 for harbor dredging urged by Boston lawmaker
Representative John Quinn announces a bill to appropriate 100000 dollars for immediate dredging of Boston shoals after the grounding of the Commonwealth. He warns of danger to Boston Harbor and urges state leadership to act now to widen and deepen the harbor to protect port business.
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Commonwealth
John Quinn
Boston Shoals
Quinn
Congress
St. John
N. B
Montreal
Boston
Boston Harbor
Collins
Board of Harbor and Land Commissioners
Jameson
Roberts
Crane
Senate
Jones
Manning
Paresons
Ross
New Bedford
General Court of
Massachusetts
United States
Fourth Smart Dance Promises Brilliance at a Boston Hall
The fourth smart dance of the year will occur this evening in Paul Revere Hall with laurel and floral drapery. Samuel Hooper-Hooper leads the event with assistants Burnham Hunnewell Minot and Sears, while a distinguished group of patronesses including Mrs. Appleton Brookline and Mrs. Sargent supports the ball noted for lavish toilettes and standout gowns by Mrs. Norman and Miss Sears despite the span of commentary on attire and beauty.
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John Barrel
James Barnard
R. I. Bolles
William Bazeley
A. A. Carey
Arthur Cheney
C. P. Curtis
W. R. Crosby
Henry Chapin
DeForest Danielson
Franklin Dexter
John W. Biott
Harold Ernst
Charles iV
Paul Revers Hall
Samuel Hooper-Hooper
William A. Burnham
Arthur Hunnewell
Grafton Minot
Philip
Nathaniel Thayer
Robert C. Hooper
William Appleton, Jr
Shepara Brooks
Arthur Blake
Brookline
Wiliam Burnham
Henry Howard Fay
J. Murray Forbes
John G. Gray
Gardiner Green Hammond
James Lawrence
Groton
A. Lawrence Mason
James G. Minot
Preble Motley
Francis Teabody, Jr
Fred H. Prince
Charles S. Sargent
Winthrop Sargent
Herbert M. Sears
Eugene V. R. Thayer
Miss Coolidge
Richardson
Minot
Miss Thayer
Cornelia Thayer
Guy Norman
Clara Endicott Sears
Miss Peabody
Sears
Stuart
Knights of Columbus Minstrel Show Tonight in Cambridge
St Johns Council No 193 Cambridge stages its second grand minstrel show tonight at Institute Hall. A 60 voice chorus is praised as exceptionally well trained by musical men of the city. The performance is directed by W Nolan.
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Columbus Knights
St. John's Council No
Knights of Columbus
Cambridge
Institute Hall
W. Nolan
Plan liquor law changes at State House discussed
Three liquor bills are under consideration at the State House. One allows women to vote on liquor licenses, another offers ward option, and a constitutional amendment would prohibit sale or manufacture of intoxicating liqu ors. A circular warned lawmakers to expect attacks on restrictive provisions. Committee clerks were elected for Harbors and public lands, election laws, towns, probate and chancery, street railways, cities, insurance, metropolitan affairs, railroads, and printing.
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State House
House
Senate
Sherman
New Bedford
Mansfield
Boston
Creamer
Cunningham
Gloucester
Hunter
Marlboro
Underhill
Somerville
McKnight
Quincy
Russell
Hunt
North Attleboro
Beck
Chelsea
Nashua River Paper case hearings at State House
The twenty eighth hearing before the special commission on damages to Nashua River Paper Company of Pepperell due to the Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board diverting Nashua river waters was held at the State House yesterday. Two thousand one hundred fifty pages of manuscript cover the evidence. the company has not yet finished presenting its side.
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Special Commission
Nashua
First bill sets standard weight for potato barrels
The Senate introduced a measure to standardize barrel weights. It states a barrel of flour weighs 196 pounds, a barrel of potatoes 172 pounds, and a barrel of sweet potatoes 10 pounds, then sent to the agriculture committee for study.
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Frank W. Meadum
Senate
Committee On Agriculture
Executive Council confirms district court nominees and plans statue
A meeting of the Executive Council yesterday afternoon confirmed Judge Wentworth for the Somerville District Court and Associate Justice Cook for the Fall River District Court. Afterward, State House committees consulted sculptor H. H. Kitson to finalize details for the General Banks statue.
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Wentworth
Somerville District Court
Cook
Fall River District Court
State House
H. H. Kitson
General Banks
Crane Signs First 1902 Bill For General Court Pay
Governor Crane signed the year’s first bill yesterday afternoon, authorizing appropriations to cover compensation and expenses of General Court members.
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Crane
General Court
Denies kissing Del Sol in New York court case
In a New York Supreme Court session, Adeline Estelle Sullivan Oakes testified amid questions from counsel about her alleged ties with Mario Del Sol and her husband Francis J. Oakes. Witnesses described trips to Europe, hotel visits, and a controversial petition signed to affirm her marital fidelity, with disputes over propriety and a maid’s testimony.
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New York
A. H. Slummer
Supreme Court
Adeline Estelle
Sullivan Oakes
Francis J. Oakes
del Sol
Liverpool
London
Mr. Hummel
Truax
Miuid
Everal
Mr. Oakes
Mrs. Oakes
del Bel
Laundry and carpet repair ad misprint notice
An OCR damaged ad promotes cleaning and repair services from a company at 66 Cornhill and 150 Bummer et, urging readers to send clothes wrisger and carpet swheprr for repair. The misspelled items indicate a historical classifieds fragment. Local business contact details appear, but exact firm name is unclear due to garbled text.
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Priscotty Bros
Cornhill
Bummer
Cleveland’s Fish Here In Glass Case At Fishery Office
State commissioners received a seven and a half inch black bass enclosed in a glass case. The news centers on former President Grover Cleveland fishing in a Monterey lake with Dr. Bryant and a farmer. Deputies, alerted by a local resident, halted the boat to show the outlaw bass. Cleveland admitted responsibility, shocking the officers who learned the angler was the ex president.
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State Commissioners of Fisheries and Game
Grover Cleveland
Dr. Bryant
New York
Monterey
Fish and Game Commission
Cleveland
Mary Lacktee’s Death At Leverett Street House
Mary Lacktee of Leverett street died Tuesday night at Benedict Arnold’s house 101.52. She had no relatives in the U.S. but shared lodgings with Arnold and others. She paid for board up to two nights before, sought aid from an employment office, and died before Dr Hanley could sign a certificate. The body remained 22 hours after Board of Health notification amid local suspicions.
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Mary Lacktee
Leverett Street
Benedict Arnold
Lacktee
Hanley
Chambers Street
Board of Health
Ex-Governor Franklin J. Moses Imprisoned for Bad Check
Franklin J. Moses former South Carolina governor was sentenced to four months in jail by Judge Brown in Municipal Criminal Court for issuing a worthless check for 80 to tailor James A. Hawkes for an overcoat. Moses claimed he believed funds were in the bank when he wrote the check, then notified Hawkes after learning no money existed.
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Franklin J. Moses
South Carolina
Deer Island
Brown
Municipal Criminal Court
James A. Hawkes
Moses
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