Fire wrecks Penny Show at 10 Tremont Row
A blaze at 10 Tremont Row yesterday afternoon damaged a penny picture show on the street level and reached the second floor. Fire Chief Fox ordered a second alarm as flames spread from the rear around the shooting gallery due to crossed electric wires. William A. French, visiting Wilmington official, observed the response.
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Greeley & Abrams
Ideal and Gordon Studio Company
Sudbury
Hawkins Streets
Bay 21
Fox
Bulfinch Street
William A. French
Wilmington
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Boston
Boston Sees More Warm Weather Thawing Streets
Boston anticipates continued warm weather after yesterday’s heat. Downtown crossings were slick with slush from melting snow, making walking difficult across the city.
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Boston
Former parishioners honor Rev Francis J Butler at Dorchester reception
Next Sunday evening the former parishioners of Rev. Father Francis J Butler head of the Holy Family Temperance League now of St Annes parish Somerville will tender him a reception at St Leonards Church Dorchester.
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Holy Family Temperance League
St. Anne’s Parish
Somerville
St. Leo’s Church
Dorchester
Recount Underway for Boston Mayor and Council Election
The city recount begins at Faneuil Hall at 9 a m with Mayor elect Fitzgerald represented by John F. MacDonald and James J. Storrow by Charles H. Innes. Supporters expect changes in plurality and possible shift for Council seat between Kenny and Attridge, with finish anticipated Thursday night.
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Fitzgerald
John F. MacDonald
James J. Storrow
Charles H. Innes
Storrow
Storrow Watchers
Thomas J. Kenny
Attridge
Petition Against Rich as Somerville Fire Chief
Petition circulated by citizens and taxpayers oppose Sewall M. Rich's confirmation as chief. Signers claim the fire department should not be politicized and demand a practical fireman lead. Petitions are in drug stores across West Somerville amid talk of a Board of Aldermen investigation of the street department led by Commissioner Asa Prichard.
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Sewall M. Rich
Somerville
West Somerville
Board of Aldermen
Woods
Asa Prichard
Maud Allan to Perform Dances in Symphony Hall
European dancer Maud Allan arrives in New York aboard the Lusitania and announces her first appearance in the United States at Symphony Hall next Wednesday afternoon. She says she studied Greek art for her expression, began in Vienna in 1908, and will perform with an orchestra of 55 under Gustav Strube.
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Maud Allan
Q London
America
Isadora Duncan
New York
Lusitania
Miss Allan
Miss Duncan
Vienna
Berlin
Gustav Strube
Child Labor Evil Abounds and Calls for Reform
Dr. A J McKelway warned at Warren Avenue Baptist Church that New England has lost its edge in fighting child labor after the sixth annual conference. He cited Massachusetts leading the region yet lagging nationally, noting persistent evils as families and employers push children into late hours and demanding work over study and play.
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New England
A. J. McKelway
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Massachusetts
South
Multiple Addressed Loss Reports Across City Locations
At 5:35 a m Box 435 425 Medford street Charlestown Face Brick Co Loss 3000. At 9:50 a m 10:02 a m Box 65 312 Harrison avenue Bessie Maregolski Loss 5000. At 2:28 p m Box 29 1 Acorn street West End Arthur M Beal Loss flight. At 3:05 p m Box 17 1 Salem place Rosenbaum Bros Loss slight. At 4:25 p m Box 21 7 and 10 Tremont row Automatic Vaudeville Co Loss 2500. Feet aue 2 ae pox aa East street Loss 825. 1 Reardon At 6:25 p m Box 62 42 Tennyson street Margaret Gree Loss slight.
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Philadelphia Face Brick Co
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Acorn Street
West End
Arthur M. Beal
Salem Place
Rosenbaum Bros
Tremont Row
Automatic Vaudeville Co
Ae Pox
East Street
Reardon
Tennyson Street
Margaret Gree
Boston College Club of Cambridge Holds Banquet Tonight
The Boston College Club of Cambridge will host its annual banquet this evening in the Dutch room at Riverbank Court.
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Riverbank Court
Chauncy Hall Instructor Oliver F. Bryant Dies at 82
Oliver Francis Bryant 82 a long time Chauncy Hall School instructor in Boston and Woburn resident died at his home 164 Salem street. He taught physics chemistry and history at Chauncy Hall for 34 years retiring in 1894. Survived by wife Minerva Richardson two sons Edwin and Oliver Co. and five grandchildren. Funeral at 164 Salem street on Wednesday January 19 at 2 pm.
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Joseph Beale
Harvard University
George P. Riddle
H. M. Dolbier
A. S. Bigelow
Minerva Richardson
Samuel Sewall
Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
Edwin
Chicago
Oliver Co
Los Angeles
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New Haven Signal Dept Offices Damaged by Blaze
Fire at Canal dock offices of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad caused about 8000 in damage. Valuable maps and tracings were destroyed in the blaze that struck early today in New Haven Connecticut.
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New Haven, Conn
Signal Department
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Canal Dock
New York Protestants vote to raise foreign mission funds
Five thousand laymen from nearly all Protestant churches in Greater New York vote unanimously at a Hippodrome mass meeting to boost foreign missionary offerings by 325000 in the coming year. This increases the prior total of 400116 by about 80 percent.
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New York
Hippodrome
Montague Slated Again for Republican City Chair
David T. Montague is expected to be re elected president of the Republican city committee this week with Governor Draper’s approval. Mayor Hibbard’s role is viewed as a joke by ward chairmen while Hormel’s secretary position faces possible opposition from Ex Senator Seiberlich who backed Mayor elect Fitzgerald.
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Republican City Committee
Montague
Draper
Hibbard
New Republican City Committee
Hormel
Storrow
Seiberlich
Jamaica Plain
Fitzgerald
Predicts Vesuvius eruption in 1911
Rome January 16 Dr Schering an assistant at the Vesuvius Observatory predicts another eruption in 1911 He says he has extracted volcanic stones from the crater showing the 1906 eruption activity continues It is confined to the interior but will extend to the exterior and trigger an eruption.
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Rome
Schering
Vesuvius Observatory
Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a safe remedy that digests heavy meals within five minutes and relieves heartburn belching gas and stomach headaches. It claims the 50 cent case eases sour stomach, a leaden stomach, and undigested food symptoms for individuals and families.
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