Checks and Lists at Boston Stands List of Vendors
All checks expire January 1 1908. Readable list of Boston stands with names of streets and shops offering checks and lists including druggists, shoe dealers, restaurants, barber shops, and other merchants across avenues and streets such as Atlantic Avenue Beacon Street Canal Street Congress Street Franklin Street Tremont Street and Washington Street with numerous firms and locations named.
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Huston
Boston
Boston Roper
Wh Class Inc
Atlantic Avenue
Gray & Weeks Co
the Hire Shoe Co
Anderson Street
Wellington
Avon Street
G. N. Ware
Ladies’ Fine Shoes
Beach Street
Albany
Beacon Streert
Walker-Rintels Drug Co
Tee's
Oak Grove Creamery
Theo, Metcalfe
Drugs
Broad Street
Ross Bros
Hobart Bros.—Barbers
Broadway Extension
A. H. Young
Bromfield Street
Baker's Candy Store
Beacon Pharmacy
Cambridge Street
PT. N. Brraneh—Cigars
R. V
Court Street
English Weaving Co., Ltd
Clothiers
Goodwin Sisters—Cigars
Knight's Drug Store
Hf. EE
Lombard—R Barber and Cigars
Devonshire Street
Winthrop Square
Dudley Street
Gemimon's Pharmacy
Elm Street
P. Boyes Cigars
Issex Street
FR. J. Givlin—Cigars
Exchange Street
C. T. Appleton
N. Branch
Federal Street
Rosenbaum
Faneuil Hall Square
Adams Launch
Franklin Avenue
J. F. Monahan
Boots
Franklin Street
B. H. McCurdy
Friend Street
Mercer & Riley
C.F. Faton
A. T. Welch
Green Street
S. Lombard
Hanover Street
Rogers’ Pharmacy
Hawley Street
George 9. Smith
Merrimac
Sulpho-Napthal Co
Milk Street
Rosenbaum—Cigars
Dsj
B. Fuller
Hyneman Bros
W. J. Kavanagh
Dbarber
Henry ._Bakin
North Ferry
Smith's Pharmacy
Pearl Street
Prost & Dearborn’s
Pemberton Square
Alex, Cava
George FE
Cook
Tallor
Klein's Pharmacy
Parker's Pharmacy
Robert Fabery
Smith & Tollman
Colonial Pharmacy
Graves’ Pharmacy
Robins-Paine Drug Co
Ferrin’s Pharmacy
Warren Street
Hunt's Launch
Water Street
Augustus Hall
Susmern Brothers—Cigars
Theatrical Exchange
Oblast Shoe Co
H. L. Hambro—Cigars
H. Chaplin & Sons
M. J. McIntosh
Hubbell & McGowan
French & Corner
W. L. Sweet
Winter Street Place
Inter City Umbrella Renting Go Boston Office
The Boston office at No 12 Pearl Street operates under telephone Main 2056 as the successor to Boston Umbrella Supply Co. The move signals a formal reorganization and continuation of umbrella rental services in the city.
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Boston
Pearl St
Boston Umbrella Supply Co
Parishioners Attend Fifth Annual St Patrick’s Reunion in Mechanic Hall
Fully 1000 parishioners of St Patrick’s Roxbury gathered for the fifth annual reunion at Talbot and Paul Revere halls in Mechanics Building. The event featured whist and dancing, with a grand march led by Henry W Kelley and J Fred Mooney. A lengthy list of attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry, William J Ryan, Alderman Timothy Meoe, Representatives John Mansfield and Curley, and many local residents. A 40-table whist session ended at midnight with a served collation.
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Roxbury
Talbot and
Paul ‘Revere Halls
Mechanics
Father Gallagher
Nathaniel Merritt
Talbot Hall
Card Elmer
Paulevere Hall
Marshal
Henry W. Kelley
J. Fred Mooney
Lillie Costello
Frank L. Daly
Margaret Cotter
Daughters of Vermont Host Gentlemen at Hotel Vendome
The Daughters of Vermont entertained their gentlemen guests with a genuine old fashioned quilting party followed by supper and a traditional dance at their regular meeting in the Hotel Vendome parlors yesterday afternoon.
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Daughters OF Vermont
Hotel Vendome
Boot and Shoe Trades Banquet Honors Local Retailmen
Nearly 200 retail boot and shoe salesmen gathered for the third annual banquet at the American House last evening. The event featured a concert by the Elmwood Male Quartet and James Carrey following the meal.
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Elmwood
James Carrey
Children's Theatre Drops Weekday Matinees at YAY
The Children’s Theatre announces they will discontinue mature after the Tuesday and Thursday matinees due to school sessions. Only the regular Saturday matinees at 2:00 p.m. will be given, with the current attraction The Magic Widdie. A special performance is set for this evening at 8 o'clock.
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Children's Theatre
Children’s Theatre
Arrest of Maier alias Bergen for larceny in Brookline
Joseph H. Maier, alias Charles Bergen, arrested in Brookline by Patrolman Kelcher for the Newton police on larceny charges. He was luring people to subscribe to the Ladies' Home Journal and other papers when arrested by Inspector Fletcher.
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Joseph H. Maier
Charles Bergen
Brookline
Kelcher
Newton
Fletcher
Maier
Ladies’ Home Journal
Boston Council Hikes Badges To Ten Dollars As Debates Rest On Dignity
Boston Common Council votes to raise badge cost from seven to ten dollars after a lively session with humor and jabs about dignity and authority. The body also approves over 3 million dollars in appropriations and considers clock placement, school sites, street work, and city hall site options.
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Common Council
Hoban
Boston
Bennett
Ward 11
Power
Ard
Norfolk
Linehan
Pemberton Square
Court House
Collins
Joseph F. Wilson
Committee On Alliance
Hyde Park Avenue
West Roxbury
Curtis
Ward 21
Wood
Dorchester
Washington Street
Milk Street
Spring Lane
McDonald
Young
Blackstone Square
Washington, Newton and
Blackstone Streets
Shawmut Avenue
McDermott
Ward 7
Tremont Street
Winter Street
Hamilton Place
Ward 16
New York Fire Department
Smallpox Hospital
Sweet Street
Fewer Tr angit Commissioners Reduced to Three
The metropolitan affairs committee voted to cut the rapid transit commission from five to three members with one to be named by the Governor and two by the Mayor. Each commissioner would earn 5000 yearly and expenses would be city borne. The plan contrasted with past unity amid tunnel litigation and salary forebearance by the full body.
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Metropolitan Affairs
Boston
Thomas J. Gargan
Horace G. Allen
Pension and town reorganization petitions in state senate
Senators Rowley and colleagues seek retirement pension rules for jail and house of correction workers aged 63 with 15 years service. A Foxboro split would form Sumner. Fitzgerald’s sanatorium bill seeks a $150 000 appropriation.
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Senate
Clarence W. Rowley
Alorno Rothschild
Fest Foxture
Foxboro
Sumner
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Dam Across Charles River Prompts Hearing on Costs
A special committee held another hearing on a proposed Charles River dam. Chief Engineer Edgard S. Dorr said no Boston sewer office plans exist for needed sewer changes, while Cambridgeside Park Commissioner George Howland Cox outlined a boulevard and parkway plan along the shore linking metropolitan reservations. Cox estimated savings from a permanent water level, with figures of 62000 for filling, 50000 for seawall and 100000 for other work.
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Charles River
Edgard S. Dorr
Boston Sewer Division
Boston
George Howland Cox
Cambridge Park Commission
Fells
Blue Hills
Cox
Parker Begins Term With Quiet Start At State Office
Attorney-General Herbert Parker spent his first day in office visiting the Governor and noting no major changes. He found violets on his desk from Mrs. Hosea M. Knowlton. New assistants Ralph A. Stewart of Worcester and Robert Dodge of Newburyport were on duty.
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Herbert Parker
Mr. Parker
Hosea M. Knowlton
Ralph A. Stewart
Worcester
Robert Dodge
Newburyport
Parker
New York Suspects in Sealskin Sack Thefts Brought Here
Special Officers Goff and Keily from Station 4 arrived with William P. Davis aged 26 and Elsie Davis aged 30, both claiming New York residence. They are wanted in this city for alleged larceny of sealskin sacks valued at 600 from Boston dealers around Thanksgiving. Indictment warrants were issued by the Superior Court on November 29.
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Goff and Keily
Station 4
New York
Willam P. Davis
Elsie Davis
New York City
Boston
Superior Court
Tax Commissioner Recommends Preferred Stock for Corporations
Tax Commissioner W D T Trefry transmitted his annual report to the Legislature. He urges allowing corporations organized in the state to issue preferred stock under the general law, saying business interest supports such a change in the corporation laws.
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W. D. T. Trefry
President Roosevelt Hosts Supreme Court State Dinner
President Roosevelt gave a Crescent table state dinner in the East Room, inviting Chief Justice Fuller and Mrs. Fuller, Justices Harlan Gray Brewer Shiras White McKenna and their spouses, Attorney General Knox and Mrs. Knox, Senator and Mrs. Depew, Rep. Powers and Mrs. Powers, Miss Roosevelt Carew Knox Tuckerman Reed and Mrs. Reed Foster and Mrs. Foster, General and Mrs. Francis V. Green and Mr. W. Elmer Roosevelt, among others.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Fuller
Justice
Harlan
Gray
Brewer
Shiras
White
McKenna
Knox
Depew
Powers
Mass
Carew
Tuckerman
Thomas B. Reed
Reed
John W. Foster
Foster
Francis V. Green
W. Elmer Roosevelt
Peace rumor fuels Boer British talks raises stock hopes
Rumors say peace negotiations may be opened between leading Boers and the British government. South African stocks rise in sympathy as Associated Press sources note indirect Boer approaches and pressure to protect property for followers. Outcome remains speculative.
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London
Associated Press
Poe
Transvaal
Orange River
Stock Exchange
Donavan and His Deputies in Boston City Scramble
The Boston deputyship scramble continues as Christopher McCaffrey withdraws from consideration for the ferry deputyship amid factional backing and delays. Ex Alderman Philip J. O’Brien is favored for Ward 7, while Charles R. Cutter and others vie for sewer and paving posts as Donovan reshapes staffing and consolidates offices.
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Christopher McCaffrey
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Donovan
McCaffrey
MicCaffrey
Fitzgerald
Philip J. O'Brien
Charlestown
O’brien
Wiliam J. Donovan
Ferry
Charles R. Cutter
Kelly-Nawn
Kelly
Nawn
Cutter
Michael J. Carroll
George Phillips
Williams. McNary
South Boston
Joseph J. Norton
Norton
Carroll
General Collins
Phillips
Daniel F. Sullivan
Sanitary Department
Akerman
Frank J. O'Toole
Ward 18
O’towle
William F.mcclellan
East Boston
McClellan
Nolan
Ward 1
McClelan
John A. Keliher
Conry
Kelcher
Charles D. Murphy
William E. Cunningham
Henry B. Cunningham
Ballot Law Commission
Cunningham
Patrick F. McDonald
Murphy
Dongwen
J. F. Cahill
Jamaican Plain
Eer
Acquittal in Mock Trial Over Plymouth Rock Rooster Theft
General Percy A. Bridgham of Somerville faced a mock trial at Odd Fellows Hall Winter Hill charged by a chicken pox afflicted accuser in a Somerville Y M C A event. The judge condemned Boston transit, ordering parlor and Mining cars for travelers and ending with a Carrie Nation oath. Jury members included Representatives Luce Story Aldermen Reynolds Belcher and others.
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Plymouth Rock
Percy A. Fridgham
Somerville
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Winter Hill
Somerville Y. M. C. A. Congress
John J. Higgins
Leonard B. Chandler
Boston Elevated Railway Company
William A. Ranecroft
Higgins
Boston
Carrie Nation
Robert Luce
Isaac M. Story
James F. Reynolds
Horace A.belcher
J. Caldwell
William H., Woodberry
L. F. S. Davis
D. M. Frye
S. Newton Cutler
Arthur P. Vinal
William M. Armstrong
George A. Kimball
Accident on lighter Union leaves man fatally injured
Saverio Barletto, 22, of 290 North Street, aboard the lighter Union at Sargent's wharf, sustained a skull fracture after a swinging bucket strike. He died at City Hospital with police and crew uncertain if the injury came from the bucket or falling iron from the derrick.
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Saverio Barletto
North Street
Union
Sargent’s Wharf
Barletto
Pr. Dunn
Highter
Italian painter presents Raphael Madonna copy to Octave Brogi
An oil painting modeled after Raphael's Madonna was given to Octave Brogi and hung prominently at his Hanover street home. Ex-Congressman Fitzgerald led a visiting party that presented the artwork and praised its likeness. An Italian supper followed at Brogi's residence.
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Raphael
Octave Brogi
Hanover Street
Fitzgerald
Brogi
Borgi
Court affirms dismissal in Stowe Holmes copyright case
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday affirmed the Circuit Court ruling dismissing Houghton Mifflin and Co. against Houghton and Dutton and the R. H. White Co. over rights to The Minister's Wooing and The Professor at the Breakfast Table. The court found insufficient notice of the copyrights.
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Houghton, Mifflin & CO
Houghton & Dutton
R. H. White Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Court of Appeals
Orangeine Powder Dosage Instructions
Take two doses of Orangeine powder twenty minutes apart when the mixture is chilled or exposed to cold conditions. Follow safety guidelines and avoid excess. Consult medical advice if symptoms persist or worsen.
Squire Strike Off Ends Eight Month Walkout
The strike and boycott at Jann P. Squire & Co. ends after eight months as coopers secure a $14 weekly wage. Manager F. W. Galbraith Jr. signed the agreement with the workers yesterday.
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Jann P. Squire & Co
Coopers
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
M Devitt Appointed in Court House Under Sheriff Seavey
William A. McDevitt Jr. previously Ward 10 Democratic chair is named to a court house post under Sheriff Seavey after being linked to a street department purchasing agent bid.
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William A. McDevitt, Jr
Ward 10
Democratic Committee
Court House
Sewer Workers' Union Forms Temporary Charter Team
The Sewer Workers' Union of Boston met at Dexter Hall and after remarks by State Organizer Frank J. McCarthy applied for a new AFL charter. They elected James McCabe temporary chairman and John Quinn temporary secretary to lead the new body.
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Sewer Workers’ Union of Boston
Dexter Hall
Frank J. McCarthy
American Federation of Labor
James ¥. McCabe
John Quinn
Plan for Hebrew Orthodox Congregation Federation
A city plan aims to unify all orthodox Hebrew congregations under a general federation to regulate kosher meat sales bakeries marriage ceremonies and conversions. At a meeting at B I Reinhertz home leaders agreed to invite all congregations and hold a delegates convention at Baldwin Place Hall to pursue unity. Rabbi M E Margolies supported the plan stressing the need for coordinated religious authority.
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B. I. Reinhertz
North End
Baldwin Place Hall
M. E. Margolies
Fire destroys Michgan Buggy Co factory in Kalamazoo
A blaze in Kalamazoo Michigan tonight leveled the Michigan Buggy Company factory. The fire left about three hundred workers temporarily unemployed and caused an estimated loss of around 200000 dollars.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Michigan Buggy Company
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