Massachusetts Single Tax Banquet Highlights Names and Debates
The Massachusetts Single Tax League held its annual banquet at the Hotel Brunswick with toastmaster President C. B. Fillebrown presiding. Speakers included professors from MIT and Harvard, debating ground rent, wages, and tax principles amid a social, gender diverse gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Fillebrown
Massachusetts
Single Tax League
Brunswick
Fillebrown
Davis R. Dewey
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Baldwin
Boston University
Carver
Bullock
Williams College
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Charles H. Adams
Melrose
Leon M. Abbott
M. C. Ayres
A. P. Andrew, Jr
Borden P. Bowne
F.S. Baldwin
J. M. Barker
James Geddes, Jr
Osborne Howes
Robert Linn Luce
George F. Mosher
Henry C. Metcalf
Tufts College
James P. Munroe
Charles W. Mixter
Harvard
Thomas B. Lindsay
Marshall I. Perrin
John C. Packard
Brookline
Morton Prince
Josiah P. Quincy
William Z. Ripley
A. H. Soule
Mt. Holyoke College
J. O. Spencer
Claverack
N. Y
F. H. Viaux
A. J. Warner
Marietta
C. Everett Washburn
Frederick A. Wood
Association
Williams
Dartmouth
Tufts
Bowdoin
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Iowa
Hamilton
Albion
Oberlin
Columbia University
Institute of Technology
Wesleyan University
American Economic Association
Boston
Oston
Massachusetts Single Tax League
Seligman
Washington
Rosny
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Relief from Piles
Letter from Henry A Brown of East Boston endorses Pyramid Pile Cure after his wife suffered piles and faced possible surgery. He mentions trying many remedies, a conversation with a doctor, and certificates the cure as effective, noting two boxes used and a grateful outcome locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Brown
Saratoga Street
East
Boston
Mass
Oly
Trinity Court
Dartmouth Street
Teamsters Reach Settlement After Prolonged Talks
The master teamsters settled their dispute after a long session at the Board of Arbitration office. The compromise followed strong warnings about city traffic disruption, with unions pledging faithful work and employers promised better conditions. Union President Hartnett praised the resolution while a special meeting was planned for tomorrow afternoon.
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Board of Arbitration
Barry
Oscar F. Cox
Allied Freight and Transportation Council
Teamsters
William Hartnett
Jeremiah Murray
James L. Bowlby
Master Teamsters’ Committee
Union
Paraguay's President Out After Revolution in Asuncion
Reports from Buenos Aires cite a Paraguay revolution starting in Asuncion over presidential succession. General Caballero, General Escobar, Colonel J A Escurra, war minister Marro, cabinet minister Freitas formed the junta. President Aceval resigned as Congress accepted.
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Buenos Ayres
Galveston
Republc
Paraguay
Asuncion
Aceval
Cabellero
Escobar
J. A. Escurra
Senor Marro
Freitas
Congress
Stafford Signs with New York Club for Left Field
James Stafford, formerly with Providence in the Eastern League and a New York player from 18% to 1897, signed today with the New York team. He will be used in left field.
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New York
James Stafford
Providence
Boston boy tied to Chicago Taylor fortune mystery
Nine year old Joseph Ernest Hall of Roxbury is claimed heir to a Chicago Taylor estate. Lawyer Curtis G. Metzler has begun probes to prove the boy, fostered by Mrs. Jeannette E. Hall, is the missing Taylor heir. Mrs. Hall’s tale includes a spendthrift mother, a man calling himself Mr. Taylor, and letters from Chicago.
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Hastings
Margaret J. Taylor
Joseph Ernest Hall
Hall
Roxbury
Parker Street
Jeannette E. Hall
Chicago
Taylor
Curtis G. Metzler
Joseph Hall
Margaret Jeannette Avier
Mr. Taylor
High Street
Mrs. Taylor
Wilson
Bissonnette
Lost heir claim surfaces in Boston registry
A report notes Joseph, living with his presumed mother since birth on July 17 1892, may be the heir to a property. The mother, from Chicago, traveled with Miss Kate Cleary to Boston in March 1892 and lived at Adams House before Roxbury rooms. The man said to be the father disputes paternity. lawyer Metzler expects the boy to prove the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Hall
Chicago
Boston
Kate Cleary
Adams House
Wife Secured Parole for G. W. Howard in Bigamy Case
Mrs George W Howard of Cambridge received a telegram from Sing Sing inmate George W Howard claiming parole. He is scheduled: release January 23 after a sentence of two years and 10 months for bigamy. The case drew Brooklyn society into focus and involved a second marriage to Helen Hawkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Howard
Cambridge
Sing Sing
New York
George
Johneoh
Howard
Boston
Brenner
Brooklyn
George W.howard
Helen Hawkes
Ann Kay
Minnister
Wellesley College
Douglass Knocked Out by Corcoran in Savannah Fight
In Savannah Georgia on January 10 Tom Corcoran of Savannah defeated Fred Douglass of Brooklyn at 145 pounds in a ninth round knockout before the Savannah Athletic Club. Douglass fell after the final count and was on his feet and in good shape shortly after. Neither fighter was seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Tom Corcoran
Fred Douglass
Brooklyn
Savannah A. C
Corcoran
Douglass
Havana approves $10,649,000 sewering and paving contract
Havana officials report a contract for the sewering and paving of the city for 10 649 000 has been approved by McGivney and Rokeby of Jersey City and acting Mayor Latorre. McGivney also deposits a 600 bond to secure performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
McGivney
McGivney & Rokeby
Jersey City
Latorre
Bryan Lectures in Holyoke
William Jennings Bryan visited Holyoke for the second time, lecturing under Knights of Columbus auspices after a public reception. He arrived this afternoon, spoke to West Street School students about education, invited them to sing America, then met residents at Callahan’s home before the Knights of Columbus reception in Holyoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
William Jennings Bryan
Christopher T. Callahan
Knights of Columbus
Bryan
West Street
Lynch
Mr. Bryan
America
Mr. Callahan
Admiral Schley Arrives in Savannah for City Welcome
Rear Admiral W. S. Schley and his wife touched down in Savannah Ga on January 10 to a thronged depot and deafening cheers Mayor Myers and Aldermen invited a formal City Hall reception for him The Schleys will spend 10 days with General W W Gordon and later attend a theater box where Mme Lillian Nordica performed The public reception is planned for two hours tomorrow afternoon
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Savannah
Schley
Myers
W. W. Gordon
Admiral Schley
Fitzgerald Beats McCue In Fourth Round Fight Stop
The Willie Fitzgerald of Philadelphia defeated Marty McCue of New York when the referee halted the bout in the fourth round at Industrial Hall. McCue protested fouls in rounds three and four, but the official ruled Fitzgerald dominant and McCue appeared eager to quit.
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Philadelphia
Willie Fitzgerald
Marty McCue
New York
Industrial Hall
Fitzgerald
McCue
McCue Hammer and Tongs
Mining Boss Murdered at New Sharon Steel Mines
At the New Sharon Steel Company mines eight miles west of Uniontown Pennsylvania Henry Grant killed boss William Jenkins with a knife as men quit work Grant had been in charge of the drilling machine and had been demoted after Jenkins replaced him with his brother and fled the scene.
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Uniontown
Penn
New Sharon
Saved by Lieutenant Lieutenant O'Rourke Saves Unknown Man
An unknown man, overcome by alcoholism, pneumonia, exposure and neglect, was found at Dover and Washington by Patrolman Chick. Lieutenant O'Rourke initiated prompt relief, and Dr. McQueeney later praised the swift actions that brought the man to his senses. He was moved to City Hospital, status serious but not on the dangerous list.
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Stuart
Ramsdell
Wainwright
A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Dover and
Washington Streets
Chick
Dedham Street
McQueeney
O'Rourke
Bryan's Boston Cambridge Visit Schedule
The Hon. W. J. Bryan returns to Boston at 6 15 PM after speaking in Holyoke. His day includes meetings with President Washburn of the Commonwealth Club at noon, Mayor Collins at lunch, ex Governor Boutwell at 2 30 PM, and Mayor McNamee at 3 30 PM. He will address Harvard men on The Conquering Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harvard
Seligman
Charles J. Bullock
Harvard University
Smilebrown
Charles Francis Adams
W. J. Bryan
Olyoke
Boston
Cambridge
George F. Washburn
Commonwealth Club
Collins
Boutwell
Quincy House
John H. H. McNamee
Catbridge
Bryan
Grace Church Hosts Reception for Reverend Greenleaf
Everett residents gathered at Norwood street parish rooms to honor Rev. Arthur P. Greenleaf as his pastorate nears completion. Warden H F Hammond presented a substantial gift on behalf of parishioners, and the rector expressed gratitude for the kind remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church of
Arthur P. Greenleaf
Norwood Street
Greenleaf
H. F. Hammond
Suepeiee
Crown Lands Aim Highlighted by Hawaiian Prince in Chicago
Prince David Kawananakea and relatives traveled through Chicago en route to Waangroa to press President Roosevelt and Congress to grant the crown lands of Hawaii. The lands, described as unoccupied ground across the Hawaiian islands, are valued at millions of dollars.
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Chicago
Prince David Kawananakea
Waangroa
Roosevelt
Congress
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Everybody's Health Preserver Orangeiie Ponders Cure
An ad notes a health product named Everybody's Health Preserver Orangeiie promising instant relief for illnesses including headaches colds grip and bowel disturbances. The copy emphasizes quick correct cause of illness and cures offered.
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Orangeiie
Hillbrook Farm founder backs Grape-Nuts as health aid
L Flagler of Hill Brook Farm Charlottesville says changing to Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food cured his stomach trouble and sleep issues after years of medicines and climate changes. He reports improved health, strength, and ability to work at age fifty and notes his wife also benefited. They buy by the case and remain enthused by the product.
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L. Flagler
Hill Brook Farm
Charlottesville
Mrs Morrison Host Whist Party for Roxbury School
Mrs James M Morrison a Catholic society leader will host a whist party and dance at the Vendome on Monday January 20 to benefit the Daly Industrial School of Roxbury Over 200 tickets have been sold through Morrison and her associate Mrs John B Fitzpatrick Nicholas Corbett will direct the grand march Miss Anna Harrington will supervise the whist Vendome chef handles catering Galvin Quinn’s Orchestra will provide music
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James M. Morrison
Daly Industrial School
Roxry
Anc Ély
Morrison
John B. Fitzpatrick
Nicholas Corbett
Castro's Fall Is Looked For
Washington reports orders will send Rear Admiral Higginson and the North Atlantic squadron to Venezuelan waters. The administration fears a serious outbreak but aims to avoid coercion while expecting Castro's overthrow. U.S. warships would protect American lives and property if needed.
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Washington
Navy Department
Higginson
North Atlantic
Venezuelan
Venezuela
Castro
United States
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Chester H. Graves & Sons
Tremont St
Brooks
East Boston
Mary A. Brooks
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Ella K. Brook Burke
Quincey Street
Dorchester
Joseph Burke
Pere Marquette Council
KK. G
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F Lee
the Key Hospital
Mit
Edward Parren
National St
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Lighthill
Boylston St
Prescott Bios
L. Gow & Co., Mfg
Metzler
G. W. Howard
Sterling
Summer Bt
Spring Lane
Water &T
Hanover &T
Gio Wildoverschley
Farmer
Crown Lands” OF
Hillbrook Farm
Mrs. Morrison
Bester
R. H. White Co
DU. S. Tel
Oxford
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Boston Drug CO
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