Funeral for Jurist Charles T Russell Draws Cambridge
The Cambridge community gathered at Shepard Memorial Church for the funeral of Charles Theodore Russell jurist statesman and patriot. Dr Alexander McKenzie led the service with a Carnegie of floral tributes and a Mt Auburn interment. The procession included Russell family members prominent officials and university representatives.
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Shepard Memorial Church
Cambridge
Harvard Square
University City
Charles Theodore Russell
Alexander McKenzie
Charles C. Read
Dr. McKenzie
C. T. Russell, Jr
J. _B. Russell
H. E B. Russell
W. E. Russell
Manning Emery
Merrill Wynan, Jr
George C. Deane
J. Bertram Williams
Robert J. Melledge
William Brewster
Robert J. Edwards
Governor Greenhalge
Boston Towboat Company
Campridge City
McKenzie
House of God
New England
Church of the New England Fathers
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge Town Council
Board of Aldermen
Boston University Law School
Harvard College
Peabody
Smith
Shaler
William A. Bancroft
George A. Allison
Russell Edwards
Stratton
Woodbury
McCarcoron
A. Wyman
G .S. Saunders
Allen F. Sortwell
Gardner Lane
Hale and Saunders
Hammond
Parker and
Parker and Wells, Hons. E. B. Hale
James A. Fox
E. B. James
Frederick Halses
Somerville Home for Aged Poors New Wings Dedicated
The Congregation of the Little Sisters dedicated and blessed the new chapel and two wings at the Somerville Home for the Aged Poor on Highland Avenue. About 160 inmates attended, the oldest over 90, with mass led by Rev. James J. O’Bren and sermon by Rev. Father Boursaud. The five story brick building will house additional facilities, including a large chapel with seating for 350 and no organ.
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Home For the
Congregation of the Little Sisters
Highland Avenue
Somerville
C. T. McGrath
St. Joseph’s Church
Union Square
James J. O’bren
St. Catherine’s Church
Father McGrath
John Galvin
St. Anne’s Church
Winter Hill
Sisters of the Home
Father Boursaud
S. J
Boston College
Little Sisters
New England
America
Flor
Fire Sisters
Charlestown
United States
Historic Haverhill funeral honors James H Winchell
James Henry Winchell is remembered with unprecedented honors at his burial in Haverhill. Thousands filed past his casket at Pleasant Street home before a 3000-strong service crowd led by the Knights Templar and Masons. The procession included the city band, two shoe factories, and corporate pallbearers from the Second National Bank.
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Haverhill
James Henry Winchell
Pleasant Street
Haverhill Commandery
Knights Templars
George H. Reed
T. D Perkins
George L. Emerson
J. H. Winchell & Co
Linwood Cemetery
Thomas E. St. John
George Brooks
Brockton Central Labor Union Admits Press and Union Talks
Brockton Jan 19. For the first time the Central Labor Union admitted representatives of the two local papers and the New England Associated Press. The group discussed whether the Barbers and Bakers unions should join the A F L or be denied admission and set Feb 1 as a deadline for non affiliating unions. A petition to amend factory laws to cover newspaper publishers with new typesetting devices was endorsed. Mayor Pingree of Detroit sent a note on cheap fares and a vote of thanks. A deputy was elected to oppose biennial elections in Boston, and actions were taken on Typographical Union price scales and convict manufacture stamps.
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Brockton
Brockton Central Labor Union
New England Associated Press
A. F. of L
Journeymen Barbers’ Union of America
Barbers’ Union
Central Lodge
Cc. L. U
Bakers
Barbers
Wade
Pingree
Detroit
Boston
Michael Moran
Martin
Typographica
Union 224
Brockton Enterprise
Brockton Times
Board of Aldermen
St James C T A and L Society Concert Featured Local Talent
A large St James C T A and L Society hall gathering entertained members and friends for three hours with a program led by Hattie Hynes piano solo Edward Haden recitation James Baker baritone solo and more including William Woods tenor solo Messrs Healy and Burke piccolo William Healy cornet solo P Burke reader Andrew O Keefe reader John C Conway baritone solo William Howard Mc Shane comedian and the Manola Mason Quartet.
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ST. James C. T. A
L. Society
Hattie Hynes
Edward Haden
James Baker
William Woods
Messrs
Ice Cutting Mishap Injures Two Men at Cook's Pond
Two workers at Cook's Pond Water town were injured while cutting ice yesterday. Herbert Mis suffered a crushed foot as a cake of ice struck him. Charlies Holt twisted his ankle when his foot caught in a loose chain.
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Cook’s Pond
Watertown
Herbert Mis
Charlies Holt
Drunken Desperation Ends in Critical Self Harm
Dominick D Brown a 43 year old man in a lodging at 44 Tennyson Street attempted suicide in a delirium tremens episode after a recent debauch. He slashed his throat with a razor nearly severing the jugular vein and fought the surgeons at City Hospital where his condition remains critical despite heavy blood loss. He had no known friends or relatives in the city.
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Dominick D. Brown
Tennyson Street
City Hospital
Brown
Book Promotion and Global Sales Figures
A brief note highlights a fraction and promotional instruction for a constitution book. It cites annual sales exceeding 6,960,000 boxes and urges readers to obtain the book via provided ISIN based purchase channels.
Testimonial to Fr Donovan at St Francis de Sales Charlestown
Parishioners of St Francis de Sales in Charlestown held a musical and literary testimonial for Rev John M Donovan now assigned to Ipswich by Archbishop Williams. More than 100 attendees presented him with a purse of 800 dollars after a program featuring local singers and instrumentalists.
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St. Francis de Sales Church
Charlestown
Bunker Hill Street
John M. Donovan
Archbishop Williams
Donovan
Ipswich
John O’brien
Vennie Keating
Leyden
Miss de Ham
Texas
Rose Rothwell
James H. Mahoney
St. Francis de Sales
Father Donovan
Emmet Birthday Observance By Hibernian Total Abstinence
A Hibernian Total Abstinence Association meeting in Carrol Hall initiates new members including Joseph J. St James Pittsfield and Boston figures. Plans for March 4 at Faneuil Hall include an Emmet birthday celebration with an oration by Judge Corcoran and John Murphy, plus a poem by Dennis McCarthy and a wider Catholic abstinence gathering.
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Hibernian Total
St. James
P. J. Callahan
William J. Daly
James A. Murphy
John J. Ryan
B. D. Connolly
Robert Emmet
Faneuil Hall
Jon W. Corcoran
John R. Murphy
Charestown
Dennis A. McCarthy
East Cambridge
Oth
J. J. Manning
Edmund Phelan
P. J. Brady
Denis Higins
Thomas J. McGarry
Denis A McCarthy
Maurice Dinneen
James E. Skinnell
M. P. O’connor
M. J. O’brien
Burglars Hit Boston & Maine Stations in Biddeford
Burglars blew open safes at Old Orchard and Pine Point railroad stations, taking small sums. The Old Orchard explosion shattered ticket office windows, and police suspect the same gang active recently in Portland Scarborough Bridgton and Gorham.
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Biddeford
Boston & Maine Railroad
Old Orchard
Pine Point
Portland
Scarboro
Bridgton
Gorham
Emperor honors 25th anniversary with 2000 decorations
In Berlin at the White Hall a special Reichsanziger edition lists 2000 decorations awarded at the Ordensfest marking the twenty fifth anniversary of the German empire. Emperor William attends the ceremony this afternoon.
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Berlin
William
Schloss
Reichsanziger
Boston Doctors Call Public Spitting a Health Menace
Boston physicians praise New York Board of Health for tackling wholesale spitting in public places. They warn that expectoration spread by skirts and dust can carry contagious diseases, especially tuberculosis, into homes and cars, urging city action and public education.
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Parker
Massachusetts General Hospital
New York
Boston
Board of Health
Cyrus Edson
Belmonts at Vendome Spark Boston Wealth Wedding
At the Hotel Vendome Oliver H. P. Belmont of New York and his wife formerly Mrs Willie K Vanderbilt arrive with a large retinue. They came from Southboro where the bride has a son named Master Vanderbilt. The couple plan a brief Boston stay before departing this afternoon.
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Hotel Vendome
Commonwealth Avenue
Oliver H. P. Belmont
New York
Willie K. Vanderbilt
Daring City Gang Supposedly Driven from Town
Police shattered a well organized gang of 15 to 20 crooks led by a man called Doctor. The group, arriving from New York after Montreal, planned from a Milton Street house but fled the city when officers surprised the lair. Captain Wescott led the crackdown and the gang vanished.
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New York
Montreal
Canada
Wescott
Station 3
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Cockrell
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