War of Words Rages Over Wheeler in Republican City Scene
A vocal clash erupts as Campbell targets Wheeler amid Republican power struggles in Dartmouth state circles. Russell remains uncertain while Swallow may return, and Mayor Hart weighs removing Wheeler who is described as a central bone of contention in the party.
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Bill’ Campbell
Arthur P. Russell
Wheeler
Twnele Bill
Swallow
Republican City Committee
Republican Party
Dartmouth
Young
Union
A. P. Russell
Russell
George N. Swallow
Hart
Wheele
Jesse M. Gove
Gove
Mr. Gove
Court Street
B. T. Wheeler
Mr. Russell
Arthur
Mr. Wheeler
Board of Aldermen
Campbell
Throat Troubles and a Cold Remedy Reminder
A social reminder praises Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for throat and cold relief. The ad-style text urges readers to have the remedy on hand when symptoms begin and suggests it will not disappoint.
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Ayer
City Committee Presidency Drama Intensifies
Mayor Hart rejects involvement in the chairmanship dispute as rumors swirl. A decision on the city committee presidency is expected before Monday, with implications for party leadership and local governance.
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Hart
Horseless Apparatus Sparks Wakefield Fire Pride
Red-shirted veterans in Wakefield man the new horseless fire wagon amid a false alarm and tangled box numbers. Chief Cade redirected alarms. volunteers arrive ahead of horses to douse Linnell Foster’s blaze, showing strong support for the modern fire apparatus.
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Wakefield
Chief Cade
Linnell Foster
Chinatown Bunco Scams Stir Anger and Loss
Chinatown suffers as a bunco swindler drains 50 cents from each Celestial shopper. A fake mayoral license lounges as a satirical gag, then a copper warns that no license grants Sabbath shop rights, leaving merchants wary and downcast.
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Chinatown
Bunco
Wah Kee
Sam Lee
Gin Sling
Wun Bum lLung
Si Li Kellee
Willie Yonk Kee
Hart
Death in doorway leads to potter's field burial
Catharine Lehan 69. once wealthy, died en route to City Hospital after collapse near 627 Harrison avenue. She had lived with Mrs. Julia Griffin at 3 Malden place and relied on local charity. Immigrant from Cork twenty years ago, she had no known relatives and will be buried in the potter's field.
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Catherine Lehan
Julia Griffin
Malden Place
City Hospital
Harrison Avenue
Dedham Street
Miss Lehan
Malden Street
Cork
Irc
Potter's Field
Jelay's Tunnel Shield Faces Delays In Boston Project
The Boston fast tunnel progress slows as the new shield underperforms expectations. Contractors report many troubles in placement and setup but expect improved performance as work continues.
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Boston
Rev James Bell Dies at 69 in Leominster
The Rev. James M. Bell D D pastor of the North Leominster Congregational Church died this afternoon from pneumonia at age 69. Funeral arrangements awaiting word.
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Leominster
James M. Bell
North Leominster
Dittmar Seeks Mandamus Against Castellane and Gould
Justice Fitzgerald signed an order directing a mandamus to be issued in the suit by Anton J. Dittmar to recover 377000 and to be served on Count Boni de Castellane and Anna Gould by publication in New York.
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New York
Fitzgerald
Anton J. Dittmar
Count Boni de Castellane
Anna Gould
Fire damages Curran Burke carriage factory
A blaze at Curran Burke and Co carriage factory in Amesbury caused about 1200 dollars in damage tonight. Fire officials reported emergency crews contained the flames with no injuries announced.
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Amesbury
Curran, Burke & Co
Stand by the Speaker as clash over gas light report unfolds
In the Massachusetts House the phrase Stand by the Speaker echoed as disputes over reference of the gas and electric light commissioners report heated debate. The Senate sent the matter to rules while the House referred it to manufactures, with a conference to follow after the Senate sticks to its original reference.
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Committee On Manufactures and Mercantile Affairs
Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Morgan Syndicate
Boston
Crane
Myers
Senate
Committee On
Mercantile Affairs
House
Committee On Manufactures
John Smith
Hull
Allerton
Stony Beach
Charles E. Grinnell
Middleboro
F. B. Wilson
Henry R. Johnson
Reading
John M. Berry
Carey
Borofsky
Committee On Public Service
Illegal Marriage Appeal Seeks Legality in 1899 Case
Francis W. Clark of Montgomery, a justice of the peace, united a couple in marriage without proper authority. He now appeals to the probate court to validate the union, claiming the governor did not appoint the required justices of the peace for that year under the relevant law.
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Francis W. Clark
Montgomery
Percenture
Clark
Caucus Reform Discussed by Republican Sub-Committee
A state Republican sub-committee met to study caucus reform bills. They favor a system where Democrats and Republicans vote on the same day with caucus officers locally controlled. The plan may include multiple voting places in cities to avoid crowding.
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Republican State Organization
Sigmund Hertz Held Awaiting Extradition In London Case
Sigmund Hertz of New York City was arrested in Queenstown on forgery charges at U S authorities request. He awaits Scotland Yard to transfer him to London for extradition after $1750 was found on him. bonds are missing and his wife, und searched, possesses bank drafts. Hertz remains silent.
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Queenstown
Sigmund Hertz
New York City
United States
Scotland Yard
London
Arrest of Larraway and Boy in Newton Larceny Case
George M. Larraway, recently arrested in Boston, was arraigned in Newton for stealing and receiving stolen drills. John H. Spencer, 17, Newton Upper Falls employee, faced two larceny counts. Both pleaded guilty on all counts. Larraway allegedly used the boy to steal tools and sell them. he was fined 20 on a receiving stolen property count.
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Newton
George M. Larraway
Boston
Larraway
John H. Spencer
Newton Upper Falls
Westerday
Heiress Miss Daisy Grogan Inherits Large French Estate
Miss Daisy Grogan, known for a saucy maid role in Charles Means's Naughty Anthony company in Kansas City, receives word by telegram from New York lawyers that her grand uncle, Joseph Le Gueryal, has left her an estate of 3480000 francs. She finishes the performance and proceeds to New York.
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Daisy Grogan
Miss Grogan
Charles Means
Anthony
Kansas City
New York
Joseph le Gueryal
Mr. Williams
Sis Hopkins
Garrett P. Serviss
Symphony Hall
Paris
Mme. Carreno
Association Hall
Chopin
Beethoven
Schumann
Boston Theatres Take Stock of Week's Glittering Acts
The Boston stage scene features the Hanlon brothers with Superba at the Boston Theatre, the Tiller London singers the Merrills, and Galetti monkeys. Maude Adams departs Hollis Street. San Toy plays at the Museum. Kellar the magician tours Park Theatre. Ben Hur closes at Colonial. Way Down East fills Tremont. Miladi and the Musketeer opens at Columbia.
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Boston
Hanlon Brothers
Superba
Hanlons
Tiller
London
Merrills
Professor Galetti
Grand Opera House
Suwanee
Oliver Doud Byron
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Wood
Jack Harkawa
Maude Adams
James T. Powers
Kellar
Park Theatre
Ben Hur
Colonial Theatre
Tremont Theatre
Miladi
the Musketeer
Columbia Theatre
Charles J. Ross
Cardinal
Paul Kauvar
Castle Square Theatre
Grand Theatre
Charles R. Sweet
Vanity Fair
Chuck Connors
Lydia Yeamans-Titus
Max Concinnati
Smith and Campbell
Sydney Grant
Miss Morton
Keith's
Boston Music Hall
Francesca Redding
Rice and Barton
Rose Hill English Folly Company
the Palace
Tammany Tigers
Boston Theatre
Collins
First Regiment
J. Aldrich Libbey
Hmther Robinson
New York
May Irwin
Frances Curran
Johnny Quigley
Cenor
Frank E. Dodge
Henry J. Harding
Royal Saliputians
The
Ark Theatre
John Church
Franz
Sunday Worship and Talk Schedule Across Churches
A schedule of Sunday services across Boston churches and spiritual groups. Ruggles Street Baptist Church Roxbury Presbyterian Church Tremont Temple Baptist First Baptist Commonweath Ave Old South Church and more list morning services, Bible classes, evangelistic meetings, and special speakers including Rev W Bradley Whitney Rev J J Dunlop Dr George Lorimer and Rev Charles F Dole with programs at Tremont Temple and other venues.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont Street
W. Bradley Whitney
Bethany Baptist Church
Divine Economics
Ruggles Street
J. J. Dunlop
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Dr. Rowley
Rowley
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
George C. Lorimer
D. D
China
Harlan P. Smith
Birchard Sisters
Gilbert Hall
Charles F. Dole
Lorimer
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Watch and Ward Society
William N. McVickar
Frederick B Allen
Edward Cummings
Charles G. Ames
People's Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Shelley
Cornet Solo
Miss Morse
Parton
Tremont Street Methodist Church
Tremont and
Concord Streets
Charles E. Davis
Epworth League
People's Hour
Gospel OF Spirit Return Society
Minnie M. Soule
Assembly Hall
Huntington Avenue
Tremont Temple
C. P. Jameson
William Shakspere
N. J. Willis
M. R. Goff
Copley Square
Boston
Frederick B. Allen
Dean's Ointment Promises Gentle Skin Cure
An advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a remedy for eczema and similar skin diseases. It claims the product does not harm delicate skin and sells at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Dean
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