Alderman Bromberg Handles 33 Committees
The Republican Alderman Bromberg, sole GOP member on the board, is assigned to 38 committees and may face clashes with overlapping meetings. Chairing claims and finance, he aims to represent his party across the city while juggling jobs, appropriations, and Evacuation Day duties.
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Aldermanic Chamber
Board of Aldermen
Bromberg
Doyle
Long Island
Alderman Bromberg
City Hall
Lamp Department
Jim Donovan
Frothingham
Baldwin
Curley
Hennessey
Slattery
Quigley
Bresnahan
Whelton
Kneeland
Bowen
O'Toole
Hennessee
Aprsopeia
Hens Bowen
O’ Toole
Kelton
Bath
Bowen Finance
O’toole
Revere
Gatley
Alderman Doyle
Vyenteenth
Labor
Day
Ke Aout
Hemoray
Wyeennessey
Patriots
Porter Associates Second Annual Ball At Lyceum Hall East Boston
Lyceum Hall in East Boston hosted the Porter Associates second annual ball last night. A five-number concert preceded the grand march led by Floor Marshal William T. Foley and his sister Lizzie Foley. The dance program included thirty two numbers.
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Lyceum Hall
Boston
Porter Associates
William T. Foley
Lizzie Foley
Navy May Rebuild Constitution at Portsmouth Yard
The Navy Department received an inquiry about the frigate Constitution, long idle in Boston and moved from Charlestown. The inquiry seeks original rebuilding costs repairs and estimates for reconstruction. A Congress bill backed by patriotic societies urges rebuilding, with Long previously stating any rebuild would occur at Portsmouth yard.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Navy Department
Constitution
Boston
Long
Congress
Charlestown Navy Yard
Portsmouth Yard
Little Boy Unclaimed from Chardon Street Home
A three year old boy with brown eyes and hair, named Alfred McGlinchey, remains unclaimed at the Chardon Street Home after being found last Saturday near Battery Street by a patrolman. Foreign looking couple questioned as possible parents, but no word on his family. Police and Post investigators canvassed nearby areas and hospitals with no results. The child says his mamma is with Auntie Kate and that his papa works in a shop.
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Chardon Street
Battery Street
Alfred McGlinchey
Chelsea Street
Kate
Post
Liquor Dealers Say Boston Licenses Will Not Be Renewed
Distraught by police policy many Boston liquor dealers plan not to renew licenses this year. They contend license costs and harassment from headquarters officers, spotters, and inspectors have reduced profits and driven many to exit the trade. The Police Board may not cut licenses because dealers themselves will relinquish licenses. The result is a sharp drop in business as fear of inspection shapes behavior and hotels benefit.
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Boston
Lee
Rockefeller Wanted as Witness in Wardner Suit
William C. Rockefeller, the New York millionaire, is sought as a witness by Torrey B. Wardner in a suit to recover 125000 from Albert C. Burrage for services alleged to have aided in settling disputes between H. H. Rogers of Standard Oil and J. Edrd Addicks in the local gas controversy. The case, before Judge Richardson, seeks Rockefeller deposition by commission and amendment to specify financial benefits from Wardner’s work. Wardner’s assignee in insolvency, H. M. Burton, seeks substitution as plaintiff. decision reserved.
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William C. Rockefeller
New York
Torrey B. Wardner
Albert C. Burrage
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
J. Edrd Addicks
Richardson
Equity
Superior Court
Mr. Rockefeller
Wardner
H. M. Burton
Suffolk
Miss Patch Nearly Drowned in Mammoth Cave Rescue
Malden resident Miss Josie M Patch narrowly escaped drowning at Mammoth Cave in Louisville Kentucky thanks to a guide's calm actions. She, with brother A Warren Patch of 6 Hawthorne Street, had traveled to Kentucky as a delegate to the National League of Commission Merchants convention. The Patch brothers are part of Patch and Roberts commission merchants on North Market Street. Miss Patch is a past matron of the Eastern Star and a prominent Universalist member in Malden.
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Mammoth Cave
Malden
Louisville
A. Warren Patch
Hawthorne Street
Mr. Patch
Kentucky
National League of Commission Merchants
Patch
Patch & Roberts
Commission Merchants
North Market Street
Eastern Star
Universalist Church
Nervousness linked to coffee replacement with Postum says Memphis man
A Memphis furniture dealer credits Postum with curing nervous spells after a physician advised replacing coffee. He weighed 142 pounds then and 165 now, with all old troubles gone. He testifies before a notary that Postum caused his improvement, citing Battle Creek based Postum Co. and the book The Road to Wellville. Trial sizes advertise a copy with each package.
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Memphis
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Making of a Jesuit discussed by Rev. T. J. Gasson
At Young's Hotel the Charitable Irish Society held its monthly meeting with President Michael J. Jordan presiding. Rev. Thomas I. Gasson S J of Boston College gave an engaging talk on the making of a Jesuit detailing admission prerequisites, life during and after studies, and the valued virtue of obedience.
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Irish Society
Young’s Hotel
Michael J. Jordan
Thomas I. Gasson
S. J
Boston College
Order of the Society of Jesus
Senate Talks Postal Frauds and Canal Question
Washington January 18 The Senate split attention between a postal fraud inquiry and the Panama canal issue. Hale urged sending all postal investigation resolutions to the committee on post offices. Gorman supported that disposition. The canal debate centered on Teller arguing the U S course in Panamanian revolt violated international law and morals.
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Washington
Senate
Messrs. Hale
Gorman
Hale
Committee On Post Offices
Panama Canal
Koch Tuberculine claims cure asthma and consumption
Advertises Koch Tuberculine and Inhalation Apparatus as a worldwide cure for consumption asthma bronchitis and catarrh. Details Berlin Germany imports and Boston office at 861 Boylston St and 361 Boylston St for home treatment. free consultation and examination offered with mail order booklet.
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Koch
Boston
Boylston, St
Arrests of alleged Iroquois ghoul in theatre fire loot
Chicago police arrested Louis Witz keeper of a Dearborn and Randolph saloon near the Iroquois Theatre for robbing the dying during the fire. He allegedly took 199 dollars from Mrs. E. Trask and split it with Charles Conway and Thomas McCarthy, with a third man from St. Louis still at large. Confessions said to have been obtained.
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Chicago
Louis Witz
Dearborn
Randolph Streets
Witz
E. Trask
Charles Conway
Thomas McCarthy
St. Louis
Another Wentworth agreement reaches in probate case
Salem January 18 Another agreement has been drawn up between parties in the will of the late Arioch Wentworth replacing the rejected plan. Judge Harmon of the Probate Court authorized a forthcoming statement as the case awaits court approval. The dispute involves the distribution of several million dollars.
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Salem
Arioch Wentworth
Ment
Harmon
John Foley Hurt While Saving Others From Runaway Horse
John Foley of 7 Albert street was injured yesterday near Tremont and Texas streets while trying to stop a runaway horse and wagon rushing at a group of women about to enter a car. He reached for the bridle, missed, and was thrown against a passing car. The horse was restrained by officers and Foley was taken to City Hospital with wounds to his legs and side.
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John Foley
Albert Street
Tremont
Texas
Foley
Triangular Contest for Hingham Postmastership
In Hingham on January 18 Major Lyman B. Whiton remains a candidate to fill the postmastership when George Cushing’s term ends. This morning W. I. James announced his own candidacy, and Hubert J. Tulley is also in contention with supporters eager for his appointment.
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Hingham
Lyman B. Whiton
George Cushing
W. I. James
Hubert J. Tulley
Emmons Postpones Fitzgerald Brothers Case
The hearing on charges against the Fitzgerald brothers owners of the Brighton Hotel for license violations was postponed indefinitely. Judge Emmons offered no reason when questioned yesterday afternoon.
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Emmons
Fitzgerald Bros
Fitzgerald Brothers
Brighton
Annual Civic Club Meeting in Newton Rooms
About seven Civic Club members gathered at Newton Club in Newtonville for their annual meeting. President Sidney Harwood presided as city affairs were discussed and newly elected members of the city government were introduced.
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Civic Club
Newton Rooms
Newtonville
Newton Club
Sidney Harwood
Disaster at Bloemfontein Drowns Dozens in Reservoir Burst
Orange River Colony January 18. Nearly 30 people drowned and three hotels and 176 houses destroyed when a reservoir burst at Bloemfontein yesterday. Hundreds are homeless and destitute from the disaster.
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Bloemfontein
Orange River Colony
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