Mayors Denounce Perjury in Ward 8 Inquiry
Mayor Quincy denounces bribery and political crime in Ward 8 inquiry, warns of court action and witness compulsion. He asserts much of yesterday’s testimony was false, pledges to present the other side, and attacks the committee’s authority while signaling further investigations by Hickey on council presidency and discharge motives.
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Quincy
Hendricks Club
Hickey
Kiley
Ware 8
Ward 8
Thomas Murphy
Wheeler's Pension Plea Before House Committee
Ler urged a special pension bill to aid widows and relatives of those who died in Santiago and other Spanish-American War battles, seeking compensation matching their gallantry and sacrifices.
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Ler
House Committee On Pensions Today
Santiago
Hawley Wins Caucus Nomination For Connecticut Senate Seat
General Joseph R. Hawley was nominated by the Connecticut Republican caucus on the ninth ballot to seek a fourth term as United States Senator. He will be elected later by the joint Legislature to serve in the U S Senate. The first ballot tallied Hawley 98 votes.
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Hartford
Conn
Joseph R. Hawley
Connecticut General Assembly
United States
Connecticut
Jlawley
Ross Senate Appointment Accepted in Vermont
In Montpelier Vermont January 11 Governor Smith offered United States Senate seat to Benjamin F. Wifield who declined for family reasons. The seat was then offered to Jonathan Ross of St Johnsbury chief justice of Vermont Supreme Court who accepted resigning his post.
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Montpelier
Benjamin FF. Wifield
Smith
United States
Justin S. Morrill
Jonathan Ross
St. Johnesbury
Supreme Court of
Vermont
Great Fire and Smoke Sale at Economy Clothing Co
The Economy Clothing Company corner Washington and Dudley streets holds a fire and smoke sale. Large crowds have purchased overcoats suits and furnishing goods at greatly reduced prices as the entire stock is being cleared to make room for new merchandise with exceptional bargains.
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Economy Clothing Company
Washington and
Dudley Streets
Foraker Defends Philippine Policy In War Debate
Senator Foraker argues the United States must hold the Philippines for the present to prevent disorder and guide self government, citing Marshall and Bradley while countering Hoar on the scope of national power. He says the administration acted wisely and awaits Congress to judge island readiness for self rule.
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Mr. Gray
Spain
United States
Hoar
Allen
Lloilo
Foraker
West
Mason
Mr. Foraker
Justice Marshall
Bacon
Florida
Marshall
Justice Bradley
Utah
Platt
Conn
France
Ben Franklin
Canada
Tillman
8. C
Massachusetts
Ohio
Pacific
Mr. Hoar
Mr. Voraker
Philippines
The
Woraker
Aguinaldo
Gomez
Congress
Dangerous Carelessness Leads to Kidney Troubles
An editorial warns men in all trades to guard against neglecting kidney health amid busy work. Claims backache and fatigue often signal kidney trouble and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills, citing Boston cases and a testimonial from D. H. Willett of Fairbury Street and Harrison Avenue, who reports relief after use.
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Boston
Dean
D. H. Willett
Fairbury Street
Harrison Avenue
General Electric Co
Doan
Bradbury’s Drug Store
Washington Street
Dinner Invitation and caucus split on party discipline
A Massachusetts legislative caucus debate reveals calls for postponement and opposing factions as city and state committees clash over nominations. Representatives Lomasney Sullivan Bresnahan Driscoll Cullinane and others weigh strategy while party leaders seek unity ahead of mayoral and council fights.
Testimonial Ovation For Thomas J Beedem Draws Big Crowd
In Grand Army Hall last evening a testimonial to Thomas J Beedem hosted by Heptosophs of the Bay State Conclave and friends drew about 200 attendees. The program ran from 8 PM until late with much laughter and featured talent from inside and outside the group.
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Thomas J. Beedem
Bay State
Grand Army Hall
Unclear Names List From Historical Article Fragment
A fragmented OCR item lists individuals including Frank Harrigan W G Irwin J F Sweeney H Beckett Eugene Hartung John W ann ee Albert J Connell M J Donovan A Smith G W Bent H W Tiiccretd Gestes Bartio ad George Goddard and Walter God ard.
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Frank Harrigan
W. G. Irwin
J. F. Sweeney
H. Beckett
Eugene Hartung
John W. Ann Ee Albert
J. Connell
M. J. Donovan
A. Smith
G. W. Bent
H. W
Fish and Game Dinner in Boston elects officers
The Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association held its annual dinner at the Copley Square Hotel. New officers were elected and reports showed year-end balances, with cash on hand and funds invested. Notables present included Colonel Shepley and ex-presidents, among a large list of members.
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Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Copley Square
W. S. Hinman
Bliss Black
M. H. Richardson
Kimball
George W. Wisgin
Horace T. Rockwell
Benjamin C. Clark
C. J. H. Woodbury
Robert &. Gray
James Russell Reed
Heber Bishop
E. A. Samuels
Henry H. Kimball
E. W. Branigan
Shepley
Walter Selamon
Newark
Hinman
H. T Rockwell
George W. Wiggin
B. C. Clark
John T., Stetson
John N. Roberts
J. Q. A. Freed
Gray
Walpole
Ivers W. Adams Warren Hapwood
Loring Crocker
J. Russell Reed
George O. Sears
I. E. Small
Charles Stewart
A. W. Robinson
W. B. Hastings
W. «. Woodwarl
S. A. Bolster
C. A. Barney
Charles Butcher
R. V. Joyce
A. J. Selfredge
Levi Kennison
C. M. Galloupe
Joseph Guild
A. Gould
George M. Tufts
W. A. Richardson
George L. Shepley
Providence
Er. B. Pusher
George Loring
A. Reed
N. L. Martin
A. Rk, Brown
J. W. Ball
George H. Payne
Boyden Club Dinner Forms Permanent Organization in West End
The H. E. Boyden Club held its first annual dinner at the American House with about seventy-five attendees. President Daniel J. Kiley of the Common Council spoke on city finances and support for the council, while officers were elected to establish a permanent organization.
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Swallow
Kiley
Common Council
Alderman Berwin
Franz Hugo Krebs
Senator Innes
Wesleyan Hall
Harmony
Dorchester
H. E. Boyden Club
West Ind
Daniel J. Kiley
Percy Jewett Burrell
George Co
de Fotta
Charles Kk. Parmelece
Charles R. Saunders
Francis J. Horgan
Edward Griffith
Jr. Boyden
J. Fred Carr
J. P. Rovhe
Charles H. Parmelee
Charles R. Tinkham
Boston
Common Council of
Charles R. Winkham
Union of Two Sects Elects Unitarian Club Leaders
The Unitarian Club at the Vendome elected Winslow Warren as president with Solomon Lincoln and Stephen M. Crosby as vice presidents. Francis H. Brown became treasurer and Charles W. Birtwell secretary, rank B. Thayer assistant secretary, and executive committee members include William Howell Reed, Frederick S. Clark, Horace S. Sears. Rev Ballou urged Universalists to unite with Unitarians, citing a town example, as Dr Eliot praised the idea but urged union on Unitarians’ side.
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Unitarian Club
the Vendome
Winslow Warren
Solomon Lincoln
Stephen M. Crosby
Francis H. Brown
Charles W. Birtwell
Rank B. Thayer
William Howell Reed
Frederick S. Clark
Horace S. Sears
William Ballou
Amherst
Unitarian Association
Charles E. St. John
Pittsburg
Penn
Warren
Samuel A. Eliot
Cambridge
Dr. Eliot
United States
Senate
California
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Ballou
Republican Dining Club Emerges as City Mayoral Race Looms
The Republican leaders push a leaders-only Saturday Club to boost unity among party factions and prep for the fall mayoralty contest. The name may change from Saturday to avoid existing clubs, with the aim of coordinating strategy and fomenting harmony within the divided party.
Charley Beechem Honored by Friends at Banquet
A gathering centered on Charley Beechem featured a committee led by Peter Corcoran presenting a gold watch and diamond charm. The banquet included songs by Edward McHugh Sandy Chapman and others, plus tales by Frank Smith and performances by the Boston Mandolin and Guitar Club. Attendees included Congressman Naphen Aldermen and numerous local figures.
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Charley” Beechem
Peter K. Corcoran
Ww. A. Creney
Dr. C. J. Ferguson
Joseph Linehan
C. F. Nostrum
R. H. Foley
Mr. B. O'Rourke
D. F. Mahoney
R. M. Irwin
Joseph Irwin
Daniel Murphy
Irwin
Foley
Crowley
Michael Bean
Larry O’connor
James +. Walsh
Frank Smith
Ninth Regiment
Boston Mandolin and Guitar Club
Naphen
F. J. O'Toole
J. H. Doyle
M. W. Brick
John J. W Kennedy
The
Order of Heptosophs
M. H. Burke
G. H. Mahoney
Charles J. Lavis
Park J. Hagerty
Thomas J. Boles
James P. Murphy
J. McDonough
J. H. Mullane
John J. Mahoney
David Logan
W. A. Knox
W. Coleridge
Joseph Nolan
C.A. Horan
Kb. A. Herlihy
KE. J. Boyle
John O'Neil
Y. F. Gallagher
Timothy A. Sheehan
John Cusick
George Galvin
Joseph 4. Graham
FF. Sullivan
John Hennessy
B. Whanerty
Boston Leather Association Annual Meeting Highlights
The Boston Leather Association held its annual gathering at Young's with music and encores amid a lively crowd. A. A. Hibbard presided as members announced officers: Edward Moll as president. KB as vice-president. Carl Lamson as secretary. Richard Cunningham as treasurer. and directors D. W. Tafte, VF. T. Walker, H. L. Fenno, Charles Scudder and A. Leavitt among others.
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Young’s
Boston Leather Association
A. A. Hibbard
Albert Plummer
E. E. Small
C. W. Bowman
Association
Refund Guarantee for Greene's Tar Syrup Ends at Two Prices
A public card announces refunds on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. It promises a 50 cent bottle refund and a 25 cent bottle prove-satisfactory offer. Signatories include Emery Southes and numerous drug firms and merchants across Boston addresses.
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Greene’s
Emery Southes
Green St
Choate Nominated U S Ambassador to Great Britain
President nominates Joseph H. Choate of New York as ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Great Britain. Born January 24 1882 in Massachusetts, Choate's career spans Harvard College and Law, with leadership roles in the New England Society Harvard Club Union League Club and Evarts Choate Beaman firm.
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Washington
Joseph H. Choate
New York
Great Britain
Joseph Hodges Choate
Massachusetts
George Choate
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Boston
Scudder & Carter
New York City
Butler, Evarts & Southmayd
William H. Barnes
Evarts, Southmayd & Choate
Choate
New England Society
Harvard Club
Union League Club
Evarts, Choate & Beaman
Harvard appoints three assistant professors in arts sciences
Overseers concur in appointing Philippe Belknap Marcou as Romance Languages assistant professor Robert Wheeler Wilson as Astronomy assistant professor and Charles Robert Sanger as Chemistry assistant professor. The city reports tax refunds for Boston liquor dealers and property transfers involving the Cyclorama building.
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Harvard College
Philippe Belknap Marcou
Robert Wheeler Willson
Charles Robert Sanger
James PD. Gill
Boston
Congress
John L. Gardner
Tremont Street
Clarendon Street
Cyclorama
James Stevenson
Gardner
New Music Hall Association
J. W. Stockwell
Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture
Governor Wolcott
Philip H. Sheridan Club
Roxbury
Hampden Street
N. Healy
Hugh Sheils
Joseph N. Hansbury
James F. O’brien
Samuel Baird
James Stretch
John Dunning
James Cashman
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Sligo Social and Literary Club
Honored Irish and American heroes at Caledonia Hall dance
The John Boyle O'Reilly Literary Association held its second social and dance at Caledonia Hall with about 200 couples. Floor Director Daniel J. Finn led the grand march with Miss Regan, and assistant director John M. Cotter assisted. The hall was decorated with flags and portraits of John Boyle O'Reilly, Robert Emmet, and images of Dewey, Sampson, Schley, and Hobson.
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Watkins
Richard J. O’day
Gustave Rosenfeld
A. Martin
J.G. Comee
Robert F. Clark
Madeline J. Curry
Boston
Martin
Clark
Curtis
Curry
Miss Curry
Governor Wolcott
Eldridge
Quincy
Jerry” Watson
Relief Association
Charles W. Hunt
James J. Watkins
Francis J.mccauley
Thomas F. Eustace
Lorenz S. Gray
John Boyle O'Reilly
Progress Club Banquet Honors Officers at Eleventh Anniversary
The Progress Club held a well attended eleventh anniversary banquet with Moses Scheinfeldt as president and Joseph Strauss as vice president. Other officers included Solomon Scheinfeldt treasurer Samuel Wirelstein financial secretary Charles Wyman recording secretary Max Gunhouse sergeant at arms and directors Abraham Pflosky Adolph Floshen Jacob Scheinfeldt Samuel Cohen and Abraham Cohen. Speeches followed by dancing marked the event.
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Progress Club
Moses Scheinfeldt
Joseph Strauss
Solomon Scheinefeldt
Samuel Wirelstein
Charles Wyman
Max Gunhouse
Abraham Plof
Sky
Adolph Floshen
Jacob Scheinfeldt
Samuel Cohen
Abraham Cohen
Boston Letter Carriers Elect New Officers
The Boston Letter Carriers Mutual Benefit Association announced last night the retirement of secretary Mr. T. C. Dennis after over twelve years of service. President Jeremiah D. Holland and vice president Michael J. Gallagher were replaced along with secretary Charles H. Martin treasurer Peter A. Cunningham and trustees John H. Flint George F. Marden and T. P. B. Clarke. A committee was formed to draft resolutions honoring Dennis's creditable service.
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Boston Letter Carriers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Jeremiah D. Holland
Michael J. Gallagher
Charles H. Martin
Peter A. Cunningham
John H. Flint
George F. Marden
T. P. B. Clarke
T. C. Dennis
Lindsay’s Election Shocked St. Paul Rector Asse Secretar y
Dr Lindsay expressed disbelief at being chosen as general secretary of the association, a surprise to Rev John S S Lindsay D D rector of St Pauls Church. The unexpected appointment places a church leader in a prominent administrative role within the organization.
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John S.S. Lindsay
D. D
St. Paul’s Church
The
Asse
John S. Lindsay
St. Paul's Church
Boston
Foreign and Domestic Missionary Society
New York
Lindsay
Appalachian Mountain Club Holds 188th Corporate Meeting
The Appalachian Mountain Club met at Rogers Building MIT last evening electing officers John Herbert president Edwin H Abbott vice president Roswell B Lawrence recording secretary John Richie Jr corresponding secretary Rufus A Bullock treasurer and trustees A Lawrence Rothh Gordon H Taylor Helen J Endicott Charles Noyes Parker Wield Charles H French and Charles E Ways. Retiring president William L Niles spoke on Our Land Is Rapidly Becoming Old and Worn Why What We as Appalachians May Do to Benefit Our Country. John Muir and Prince Luigi of Savoy were elected honorary members.
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Appalachian Mountain Club
Rogers Building
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John Herbert
Edwin H. Abbot
Roswell B. Lawrence
John Richie, Jr
Rufus A. Bullock
A. Lawrence Rothh
Gordon H. Taylor
Helen J. Endicott
Charles . Noyes
Parker. Wield
Charles H. French
Charles E
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Hawley
Hunter
Wellington A. Hardy
Broad Street
Mass
Senator Hoar Interrupts
Cuba
Erle
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Lomasney
Eeee Collins
Feneno
Douglas
M. J. Sullivan
Hugh W. Bresnahan
Kelcher
Ray
Ashland
Cullinane
A. C. Houghton
North Adams
Theaucus
Bruce
State Committee
T. J. Beedem
Massachusetts Protective Association
Boyden Club
Riley
Heptasophs
Republican Dining Club
Worcestershire
John Duncan
Marion Howard
Beacon Hill
City Hall
Sunday Post
Jan. l
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Davis
Stoddard, Haserick, Richards & Co
Mcinley
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Newell
C. H. Ketrz
Jones St
Sioux City
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
Montreal
Alt
B. & A. Railroad Ball
Boston & Albany Railroad Relief Association
Paine Memorial Hall
R. J. Brown
Mary Etta McElroy
Walter Verney
DR. Lindsay
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