Fire Team Crashes Into Pedestrian on Atlantic Ave
Emil M. Bauer of 68 Centre Street Roxbury was struck by the wheels of Fire Engine 2 near Central Wharf while waiting for a streetcar about 5 30 last night. He suffered multiple injuries including crushed fingers and a badly lacerated leg and was taken to the Emergency Hospital in precarious condition. The accident followed an overheated furnace fire at 292 294 State Street a liquor store operated on the ground floor by John F Wasserhoehr and owned by the Myers estate heirs.
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Atlantic Avenue
Central Wharf
Emil M. Bauer
Centre Street
Roxbury
Bauer
State Street
Howard
Fox
John F. Wasserhoehr
Myers
Harvard Students Name a New Organization Sparks Rumor
Harvard students form the Social Science Club with about a dozen members meeting weekly to discuss political economy topics. A rumor linked the group to socialism after a first meeting and a planned talk by Representative Carey was moved to a private room due to classroom policy.
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Harvard
Carey of
Haverhill
America
Social Science Club
Phillips Brooks House
Carey
Socialist Club
C. Franklin Shaw
W. F P. Everts
Radcliffe
Plasterer Falls Into Well Hole on Atlantic Avenue
James McDonald a plasterer of 28 South Russell Street slipped into a well hole at 4% Atlantic Avenue yesterday morning. He sustained contusions to the left hip elbow and right shoulder and was taken to the Emergency Hospital. He says cloth covered the opening and he stepped on it thinking there were boards underneath.
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James McDonald
Russell Street
Atlantic Avenue
McDonald
Lavery Stands Trial for Eight Year Old Murder Attempt
James A. Lavery assistant engineer on a fruit steamer faced Superior Criminal Court Judge Sheldon for a murder attempt alleged to have happened eight years ago. The case centers on an alleged revolver assault on George Moore at Lavery’s home 26 Lexington Street, East Boston, on May 11, 1893.
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James A. Lavery
Sheldon
Superior Criminal Court
Lavery
George Moore
Lexington Street
Boston
Mrs Sullivan Injured in Bolton Street Fall
Mrs William Sullivan of 177 Bolton Street South Boston fell on Bolton Street Monday and fractured her right shoulder blade. She was treated at the Emergency Hospital.
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William Sullivan
Bolton Street
Boston
Bennington Meeting Seeks New Members Jan 2
An adjourned meeting of the Bennington Battle Monument and Historical Association will be held in Bennington on January 2 in the afternoon to elect twenty new members. Local notes include Michael McNally of Montpelier arriving at the Soldiers Home, a former British soldier who later served in the Spanish-American War and the U S Army in the Philippines. The Middlebury electric light plant foundation for a new gasoline engine nears completion. A Montpelier post office petition seeks free rural delivery for about 200 patrons, to be sent to Congressman Grout. The Bethel tannery fire damaged hides but spared offices. In Woodstock the Selim Bugbee murder trial against Robert Wmerton of Hanover proceeds with self-defence claims and a strong government case.
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Bennington
Michael McNally
Montpelier
McNally
Vermont Volunteers
Chickamauga
Twenty-first United States Regiment
Philippines
Middlebury
L. W. Shedd
W. W. Grout
Bethel
Trace & Stafford
Selim Bugbee
Woodstock
Robert Wmerton
Hanover
N. H
Bugbee
Tremont Men Lead Lighthouse Work Notice
Twenty Tremont men work in lighthouses on the Maine coast and Tremont claims the record. A Bangor man finds three live caterpillars and a Five Island woman reports a peony three inches above ground. The draft continues with pulp and wool imports to support mills. Bishop elect Codman meets Maine Church Club leaders in Portland. Ernest Harriman of Lisbon Falls earns recovery after amputation. Lindley W. Gilman of Bangor runs for west sheriff of Penobscot county. A revival in Greenwood aids cures, and Charles Judkins and Calvin Cole report bodily recoveries after faith and illness.
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Tremont
Maine
Bangor
Jack the Hugger
Ashland
Aroostook
Codman
Felmouth
Portland
Church Club of Maine
Ernest Harriman
Lisbon
Central Maine
Iprove
Lindley W. Gilman
Penobscot County
Greenwood
Oxford County
Charles Judkins
Calvin Cole
Cambridge Council Considers Tax Legislation for Institutions
Cambridge moves to petition the Legislature for a tax on real estate of colleges and other exempt institutions, seeking revenue for the Commonwealth. The council backs a board of survey and a seven ward redivision, while annexation talks with surrounding towns are dropped.
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Cambridge
Harvard College
Committee On Legislative Affairs
Commonwealth
Treasury
Mathews
Northampton
Middlesex County
Belmont
Arlington
Watertown
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Lieut Wainwright Hosts Merchants Club Dinner
Lieut Commander Wainwright was guest of honor at a Merchants' Club dinner in the new Algonquin Club. He spoke with Major Higginson and Professor Hollis of Harvard about the naval academy, navy morale, and Boston's naval spirit. The program lauded Secretary Long and Admiral Sampson for war preparations and discussed Gloucester speed and Santiago battle signals.
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Mason Little
Merchants’ Club
New Algonquin Club
United States Navy
Wainwright
H. I. Higginson
Ira Hollis
Harvard
Olin
F. Li. Appleton
Arnold A. Rand
Naval Academy
Hollis
Major Higginson
Commander Wainwright
Higginson
Santiago
Appleton
Massachusetts
Naval Brigade
Institute of Technology
Navy
Annapolis
New England
Aresa
Spain
Secretary Long
Mr. Long
Norman
New York
Gloucester
Admiral Sampson
Brooklyn
General Wheeler to Return to United States
War Department officials confirmed General Wheeler would return home after a prior order. It was unclear if Wheeler himself requested the move. Reports suggest General Otis could not assign a satisfactory field, and Wheeler preferred no service in Manila.
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Washington
War Department
United States
General Wheeler
Wheeler
Otis
Manila
Fire at Boston Navy Yard Causes About $1000 Loss
Admiral Sampson telegraphed today that a fire last night swept the construction and repair building at the Boston Navy Yard causing an estimated loss of about 1000 dollars. The naval committee in Congress notes frequent Navy Yard fires and plans to require automatic fire detection and extinguishing devices in future construction.
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Washington
Sampson
Navy Department
Boston Navy Yard
Navy Yards
Naval Committee
Llouse
Professor Baldwin Talks Kipling at Church Lecture
Professor F Spencer Baldwin will lecture on Rudyard Kipling this evening at the Phillips Brooks Church of the Redeemer rooms on Fourth Street near N at 8 o clock.
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F. Spencer Baldwin
Rudyard Kipling
Phillips Brooks Ces Church of the Redeemer
Fourth Street
Munyon cures touted for catarrh and rheumatism
Numerous testimonials claim Munyon s Inhaler and Munyon s Remedies rapidly cured catarrh rheumatism bronchitis and related ailments. The ad notes physicians experts and clinics behind the remedies and promotes the inhaler as portable and reusable priced at 1 with medicines included. A separate report from St John N B covers Charles A Love a carpenter arrested for forgery linked to land dealings in Arlington Heights and Boston, including a forged deed and a mortgage.
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Manyon
Munron
Munyon
Gloucester crew saves Spanish sailors and Ad miral Cervera aboard
Officers and crew of the Gloucester saved the lives of Spanish sailors and Lieutenant Norman brought Admiral Cervera aboard the Gloucester. Colonel Rand delivered the final remarks with his signature eloquence saying the Good Night.
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Norman
Admiral Cervera
Rand
Young Men's Christian Association Dinner Recalls War Work
The seventh annual reception of the Massachusetts and Rhode Island YMAs was held at Vendome Hotel. Governor Elisha Dyer and Lt Governor John Bates spoke on YMCA work in the army and business perspectives. Mott praised college efforts and the aim to support urban youth as assets.
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Young Men's Christians
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Hotel Vendomes
Elisha Dyer
Johnl. Bates
Joan R. Mett
New York City
R. M
Dyer
Malden's New Opera House Rising on Pleasant Street
Barrett's Hall gives way to a new four story cream brick opera house on Pleasant street Malden with 150 by 200 feet frontage and 1700 seating capacity in orchestra parquet and two balconies The building houses offices meeting halls a dancing hall and kitchen on upper floors and will be managed by Draper G Campbell with design by Tristram Griffin construction led by I W Tarbox of Malden The $150000 cost is likely to rise and dedication is slated for early April with A H Davenport of Boston overseeing interior decorations.
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Malden
Barrett
Pleasant Street
Old Heath
FE. S. Converse
Tremont Theatre
Draper G. Campbell
Boston
Tristram Griffin
YT. Tarbox
A. H. Davenport
Forgery Ring Nabbed as Love is Arrested in St John
Police trace a forgery scheme involving Charles A Love linked to Henry A Chase alias George Cochrane. Love, posing as a real estate broker, helped Chase forge deeds on Brooks Avenue Arlington, with a decoy aunt, Mrs Mary Chase, and a planned mortgage. Chase confessed after clerks proved his signature. Love was captured in St John after following him from Portland.
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Charles A. Love
St. John
N. B
Collins
Love
Hanscom
Polios
Headquaters
Tove
Henry A. Chase
George Cochrane
Brok Avenue
Arlington
Henry C. Richards
Newbury Street
House of Hosford, Williams & Paine
Richards
Charlestown
Chase
Lynn
Mary Chase
Brooks Avenue
F Hanscom
Dover Street
Registry of Deeds
McCarthy
Portland
St. Johns
A. Johnstone
St. Johns Yesteray
Motive in Morrison Murder Revealed Insured Wife
Mt Vernon January 16 The death of Mrs Alicia Morrison at her home December 28 is now tied to an insured policy issued Feb 17 1807 by John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company through Charles F E Guy. The husband Alfred Morrison known as the dreamer is suspected after the claim was presented for payment and filed with Boston. The desk and bureau were moved to the police station for evidence search.
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MT. Vernon
Alicia Morrison
Alfred Morrison
Charles FE. Guy
Morrison
Insurance Company
Boston
Sanity hearing ends with jurist’s conviction claim
In White Plains Alfred Morrison was examined for sanity by Dr. Samuel Lyon and Dr. Carlos MacDonald. They declined to reveal their private opinion. District Attorney Andrews said Morrison’s account suggests he is guilty and has sham mediation throughout.
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White Plains
Alfred Morrison
Samuel F. Lyon
Bloomingdale Asylum
Carlos F. MacDonald
Pleasantville
Andrews
Morrison
Woman Sentenced for Abandoning Infant in Hoxbury
Mrs Mary J Madden of Hoxbury was sentenced to a year in the Prison for Women at Sherborn by Judge Sheldon after pleading guilty to abandoning an infant on Parker Hill in December. The child belonged to a young unmarried cousin. Madden hid the act from her husband who urged against it and she later sought the child, finding it already removed.
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Mary J. Madden
Hoxbury
Sherborn
Sheldon
Superior Criminal Court
New Progress Club House Opens For Inspection Tonight
The Progress Club on Wiarren Street Roxbury opens its new club house to members for inspection this evening. The former West Concord Street rooms have been replaced after purchase of the old Roxbury Club building. Extensive repairs and furnishings await the grand formal opening next week.
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The
Progress Club
Wiarren Street
Roxbury
West Concord Street
Roxbury Club
Franklin Club Ball Promises Night in Union Park Hall
The second annual ball of the Franklin Pleasure Club, a Hebrew young men’s organization, was held last evening at Union Park Hall with a promenade concert and grand march and the program executed with evident success.
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Union Park Hall
Franklin Pleasure Club
Bookkeeper Sentenced in Larceny Case at Jones Brewing
Stephen Hinecl esy formerly employed as bookkeeper for the Frank Jones brewing Company on Congress street pleaded guilty to larceny of company funds. Judge Sheldon sentenced him to the Massachusetts Reformatory in Superior Criminal Court yesterday afternoon.
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Stephen Hinecl@esy
Frank Jones Brewing Company
Congress Street
Massachusetts Reformatory
Sheldon
Superior Criminal Court
Forgery Convict Sentenced in Superior Court
Charles H. Smith, a young man, received a year in the House of Correction for forgery. Judge Sheldon presided yesterday afternoon, noting Smith forged advertising orders and collected commissions on fake vouchers after a prior probation for the same offense.
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Charles H. Smith
House of Correction
Sheldon
Superior Criminal Court
Smith
Seven Day Tours to Washington by Royal Blue Line
Congress in session tours depart Boston for seven days with all expenses paid including hotel accommodations in Washington. Side trips to Luray Richmond Old Point Comfort and more. Departures listed January February March April and May from Boston. Illustrations and details at 211 Washington Street Boston. A J Simmons New England agent.
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Washington
Royal Blue Line
Boston
Luray
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
Washington Street
A. J. Simmons
New England
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NEW Bomb Club
Emil M
Fagalty
Vermont News
Bennington Battle Monument
Charles ©. Cook
Charles Clifton Cook
Christopher Cook
Isaac Newhall
Gaergs B. Swain
C. T. Callahan
Holyoke
Christopher T. Callahan
Damocratic Committee
Callahan
George Fred Williams
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Maine News
Nova Scotia
Penobscot
Kennebec
Earl Manvers
London
Sydney M. Herbert Pierrepont
Oftetter
Cambridge Council
Lieut. Wainwright
Little
Gen. Wheeler
Navy Yard
Professor Baldwin
Greene B. Rauw
James H. Ward
M. EF. Andrews
Harrington Fitzgerald
George Bradford Carr
Paul
G. A. Furness
ST. John, N
Norcross Bros
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington Heights
James J. Collins
Captain Jenkins
Lemuel Pope
Pope
Frank W. Mason
Mason
D. Johnson
American Xpress Company
Express
Halifax
Trenmiont Temple
Y. Mga
Hotel Vendome
Malden’s New Opera House
Ayer
J. H. Burgh
Macon
Col
Dream Slayer
Old
Franklin Club
Congress
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