Deafness Cured by Dr Wilson Treatment Demonstration
The article reports on Dr. Wilson's bloodless painless treatment for deafness, claiming thousands cured over six years. It describes demonstrations at 18 Boylston Street with cases showing improved hearing after a single hour, and lists patients from Boston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston St
Wilson
National Association of Physicians and Svecanne
National Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Margaret McDonald
Russell Ave
Watertown
Mass
Win Chambers
St. Germain St
Boston
Frank S. Cooley
Monument St
Charlestown
George Link
Ball St
Roxbury
Michael J. McDonough
Prospect St. Charlestown
Reo. TF. Cummings
Atherton St
Dorchester
Wilsom
S. New York
Birth Avenue
Father Morris Buried at St Marys Church of the Assumption
Crowds filled St Marys Church of the Assumption in Rookline for the funeral of Rev L J Morris rector with 259 priests inside the chancel and clergy from other denominations in attendance. The service started 9:30 am and ended near noon with the body viewed by thousands before burial at Holyhead in a parish guard of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church of the
Holyhead
Brady
John J. Williams
BP. J. Garrigaun
Feather Morris
Notable Roxbury Funeral for Hinlsey J. Boardman
A large gathering of prominent citizens attended the funeral for Hinlsey J. Boardman at his home 41 Perrin Street Roxbury yesterday forenoon. The Rev. Charles G Ames of the Church of the Disciples conducted the services. The Merbert Johnson Quartet performed floral tributes were extensive. The burial was private at Forestiilla Cemetery.
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Hinlsey J. Boardman
Perrin Street
Roxbury
Charles G Ames
Church of the Disciples
Merbert Johnson
Forestiilla
Snow Begins Prison Labor in Charlestown
Little Eddie Ray Snow, the man convicted of killing young Jimmie Whittemore, started his state prison sentence at Charlestown yesterday morning. He was assigned to the harness department for work duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Ray Snow
Jimmie’ Whittemore
Charlestown
Man Fractures Leg After Fall From Truck
John Murphy of 271 Fourth Street South Boston employed by the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad fell from a truck yesterday suffering a fracture of the right leg. He was treated at the Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy
Fourth Street
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroads Company
Attack in the Senate on Gypsy Moth Extermination Debate
The Massachusetts House debated gypsy moth control with an eight member joint committee for investigation due by February. Members argued over appropriations and alleged fraud as opponents condemned the commission and lobbyists, while supporters backed the inquiry and reform efforts.
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Smith
Waltham
House
Senate
Adams
Adams and Mr. Mellen
Albany
Railroad Committee
Agricultural Committee
Mellen
Railroad
Bennett
Saugus
Morse
Belchertown
Committee On Agriculture
Crosby
Arlington
Commonwealth
Paton
Leominster
Jerry Watson
Huntress
Controversy Over Committee Timetable and Moth Commission
lawmakers debate reporting deadlines and inquiry methods for a state commission on moth control. Rivers proposes Feb 16 deadline. Adams defends Ways and Means and Agriculture. Mellen warns of same old results with prior committees. Apsey pushes for hearings on witnesses and papers amid criticism of the commission’s work. The debate centers on investigation scope and effectiveness.
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Rivers
Milton
Adams
Melrose
Committee On Ways and Means
Committee On Agriculture
Mellen
Worcester
Francis
New Bedford
Apsey
Cambridge
Lawmakers debate gypsy moths and bridge scandal in early session
Representative Paton accuses Market Gardeners Association of orchestrating the fraud attack while Jerry Watson pushes for a new House committee on gypsy moth affairs and urges fresh members to lead the inquiry. The New Bedford Fairhaven Bridge report from 1890s requires prompt action, potentially triggering a broader investigation.
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Gypsy Moth Commission
New Bedford-Fairhaven Bridge
W. W. Rawson
Market C Gardeners’ Association
Jerry’ Watson
Waltham
Reed
Taunton
Railroad Commission
Harbor and Land Commission
New Bedford-Punkhaven Bridge
Bristol County
House
Borofsky
Boston
Boston Common Council
Move Against Lobbyists May Cull House Reading Room Access
Lawmakers discuss a potential rule to bar lobbyists from the House reading room and corridors during sessions. A hearing on Carey’s badge bill, chaired by the judiciary committee, featured Carey and MacCartney as the sole advocates. Frontrunning lobbyists reportedly enter via elevators and back doors. remonstrants included Frank J. Ladd.
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Carey
Committee On Rules
Committee On Judiciary
MacCartney
Rockland
Frank J. Ladd
Yowell
Massachusetts Street Railway Association
New England Telephone Company
Davenport
Greenfield
Mr. Ladd
House Post Office
Boston Entertainers Parade in Two-Year Return Visit
George A. Schiller, famed for The Belle of New York, visits Boston after nearly two years away. He enjoys good health and spirits and plans a Belle engagement at the Casino New York next Monday with a spring run at the Museum. Mary Sanders debuts as star in Portland tonight, then Tremont Theatre two-week run starting Monday.
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George A. Schiller
Boston
New York
London
Mr. Schiller
Casino
Museum
Mary Sanders
Portland
Little Nell
Marchionessn
Tremont Theatre
Mildred Dowling
Melrose
Aura Doune
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Miss Dowling
David Harum
M. W. Hitchcock
W H. Crane
Minnie Seligman
Keith
Gilbert
Chandler Central Thinking Club
J. Jay Watson
Annis A. Watson
Sam Walter Foss
Harry Davenport
Phyllis Rankin
Rounders
Poston
Toledo
A Black Sheep’ Company
Hiavid Belasco
Anthony
Zaza
Boston Theatres Plunge Into Week of Melange Shows
Boston theatregoers flock to a busy week with New York burlesques at the Boston Theatre and a string of engagements at Tremont Bowdoin and Columbia. Becket Sharp Becky and Shylock Holmes satires headline, while James O Neill and Hayes Lytton brings strong crowds to their venues. Dean's Ointment offered as a remedy for itching piles.
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Boston
New York
Clay M. Greene
Becky Sharp
Sharp Becky
Leslie Carter
Zaza
Hollis Street
Tremont Theatre
Bowdoin Square
Rogers Brothers
Wall Street
Boston Museum
Columbia
James O'Neill
Three Musketeers
Mr. O'Neill
Maude Odell
Nora O'Brien
Gertrude Bennett
Minnie Victerson
Jacques Bruger
Jefferson Lloyd
Edmund Breese
Claude Gilbert
Mark Ellsworth
Edgar Forrest
Hayes and Lytton
Grand Opera House
Castle Square Theatre
Japanese Players Bring Soga to Boston Theatre Matinee
This afternoon at the Boston Theatre the clever company of Japanese players presents Soga their new tragedy. It mirrors a 1600s Japanese history and has drawn praise in Tokyo. Madame Yacco hosts an informal lobby reception at 1 30 with lavish costume. A second matinee and reception follow tomorrow.
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Boston
Japan
Tokyo
Madame Yaccco
Yacco
America
State Board reports annual rise in schools and teachers
The State Board of Education sent its sixty third annual report to the General Court. It shows increases in public schools to 4628 and public classroom schools to 10121, with more children, attendance, and teachers. Total teachers 13402, 11 percent men and 12.28 percent women, and a higher tenure ratio.
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State Board of Education
General Court
Samuels Murr Wedding in Elyeum Club Ceremony
Miss Alice March Murr and Mr. Joseph Samuels united in marriage at the Elyeum Club. Rabbi Charles Fleischer officiated with Jay Abrams as best man and Ida Abrams as maid of honor. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with diamonds from the groom. The couple will reside in Providence after a wedding trip to the South.
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Alice March Murr
Joseph Samuels
Providence
R. I
Elyeum Club
Charles Fleischer
Temple Adath Israel
Murr
Jay Abrams
Ida Abrams
Samuels
Wardnell and Porter Tie Wedding in Haverhill
Mr J Otis Wardnell and Miss Marry Porter wed at Dudley Porter’s Maple Avenue home. Rev J B Snow of the First Universalist Church officiated. After a wedding tour the couple will live in Wardnell’s city. the bride is Porter’s only daughter and a leading local financier’s kin.
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Haverhill
J. Otis Wardnell
Miss Marry Porter
Dudley Porter
Maple Avenue
J. &. Snow
First Universalist Church
Ths City
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Father Morris
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Murphy
Kidoey
Claxton
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Simmonte
Cincinnati
Salter
Lynn
White
Somerville
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A. S. Paton
Cough, Croup
Simi Ly
Bails Piliscure
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Park Theatre
Mr. Herne
James A. Herne
Grand Theatre
George KE. Beban
the Howard
Houdini
Keith's
Tiondini
Austin & Stone
Stickney
LU. H. Mudgett
Burton Holmes
Music Hall
Manila
Paris
George W. Monroe
BP. O’shaughnessey
Sembrich
Mme. Sembrich
David Bispham
Emil Mollenhauer
Milidh
The
Musketeer
Tsou O'Clock
Nickelodeon
Curio Hall
Pretty Girls
Funny Men
Palace Theatre
Dean
Board of Education
Wardwell
Porter
Entertainments
Boston’s
Jas. A. Hernec
Rice’s
Bowdoin
Square Theatre
New Palace Theatre
Lillian Washburn
Burlesque CO
Cunceria
Theatre and
Promenade DE Luxe
Washington St
Cor. Castle
Tremont Orchestre
Princess Chic
LE Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Miusketeers
Wenings A
Nev Rageer
Sock "Ities
TT Intoxmt
Stecoks
Fran
the Big Burle Soue CO
Roster & Balton Rount
NEW York Minds
Army of Comedians
Ibecky
Thackeray
Little Nell Marchioness
George W. Magee
Tremont
Edmund
Hayes
Emily Lytton
Geo. Shiautghnesse
Castle Sues
Tremont St
Oxford
Ste
Vaudeville
Houding
Rbert Coote
Tyno
Walter Leroy
Florence Clayton
Hogan
Lotty
Charlie Care
Beatrice Moreland
Lynch and
Jewell
Riley and Huches
Leon Sisters
Howard Wrothers
Way and Maitland
Balaubreega
Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohman
Eslie Carter
David Belasco
Hlaw & Erlanger
Rogers Bros
John J. Mlex Naelliy
Mechanics’ Building
Boston Poultry Association
Oultry Idgeons ET Stock
Howard
P.M
Johnny Jolliers
Carrie Scott
Johnson
Lorena
George BE
Beban
Mr. and
Mia
Tom Mcintosa
Bison City Quartet
Tremont Row
Austin &Sne
Vy Scollay Square
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