Mayor Willard New Charge Chelsea Officer Suspended
Mayor Edward Willard of Chelsea suspended Patrolman Patrick J. Gaffney Jr for incompetency rather than failure to swear warrants. The action sparked dispute with supporters saying the officer had a strong record. Judge Henry S. Dewey backed requiring warrants only with probable evidence and noted this case hinges on facts known to the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward BE. Willard
Chelsea
Patrick J. Gaffney, Jr
Willard
Gaffney
Arlington Street
Henry S. Dewey
Municipal Court
Norfolk House
Dewey
Abbott and Sterling Wed at Belknap Place West End
Mr Charles Abbott and Miss Lillian Sterling married last night at 2 Belknap place West End with Rev Father Powers officiating. Abbott is sparring partner of Young Saxe. West End sporting fraternity attended. They depart this noon for San Francisco and will reside at 32 Belknap place on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Abbott
Lillian Sterling
Belknap Place
West End
Father Powers
Abbott
Young Saxe
Mrs. Abbott
San Francisco
Dean Academy Basketball Team Suspended by NA A A U Regs
Secretary Dunibrnsky of the N E A A U registration committee announces that Dean Academy basketball team is suspended for competing with unrecognized teams. The action follows rules governing recognized opponents and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Academy
Dunibrnsky
Stuart Robson in The Henrietta at Boston Museum
Stuart Robson stars in The Henrietta at the Boston Museum next week, delivering amid a period stage program and local entertainment schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Robson
Henrietta
Boston Museum
Donovan Expected 10 Name Deputies Today
Superintendent James Donovan plans a midafternoon appointment to calm a crowd of hopeful deputies. The slate, approved by Mayor and City Committee leaders, includes Daniel P. Sullivan in sanitation and Ambrose Woods already confirmed. Ward 7 and South Boston gain placements, with other likely picks in Charlestown and Roxbury. The pay deputy position looms as a pressure point amid talks of Cutter or Flood successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donovan
President Fitzgerald
City Committee
Daniel P. Sullivan
Sanitary Department
Ambrose Woods
W. J. Donovan
Ward 7
South Boston
Dark Horse
Christopher McCaffrey
Charles R. Cutter
Cutter
Kelly-Nawn
Kelly
Nawn
Roxbury
Philip J. O’brien
Charlestown
McCaffrey
O'Brien
Carroll
Thomas W. Flood
Board of Aldermen
Paving
J. J. Norton
Michael J. Carroll
Lydon
Timothy Hayes
Bridge Department
Flood
Norton
Hayes
Collins
John Crohan
Thomas F. Whalen
A. P. Martin
Montague Cited as Dark Horse For City Superintendent
Democratic leaders whisper Hugh Montague of Ward 10 as the dark horse for superintendent of public buildings though Montague denies candidacy. Names of other contenders include Connolly Ward 17 Peard Ward 20 Connell Ward 9 Cahill Ward 22 and Sullivan Ward 7 with Atwood eyed for chief of paving.
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Collins
Hugh Montague
Montague
Master Builders’ Association
Timothy L. Connolly
William Peard
Michael Connell
G. A. Cahill
M. F. Sullivan
Ware
William F. McClellan
East Boston
Peard
Dorchester
Sullivan
Connell
James Donovan
Cahill
Schmidt
Joshua Atwood, Jr
City Hall
Donovan
Attwood
Atwood
Quincy
B. W. Wells
Mabilleau Sees Global Industry Partition and U S Leadership
French economist Leopold Mabilleau, in the United States to lecture and study business methods, predicts a future partition of industry among nations with the United States leading mechanical sectors while excelling in literature and arts. He visits Boston institutions, lectures at Huntington Hall, and plans to visit Smith College, Harvard, Columbia, Brown, and other cities, outlining three missions for Franco American collaboration and a French high commercial school in the United States. Roosevelt earns Mabilleau’s praise as an energetic, honest statesman shaping US democracy amid concerns over overexpansion.
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Leopold Mabilleau
United States
America
England
Germany
M. Mabilleau
University Club
Ashton Rollins Williard
Bailly Blanchard
Desire Despradelle
al- Mance Francaise
de Lumichrast
Harvard
Marcoux
la Meslee
C. H. C. Wright
Marcon
Brun
G. B. Emmons
Alliance Francaise
Caroline Matthews
Matthews
Jefferson Coolidge
France
Joseph Peabody
Commonwealth Avenue
John L. Gardner
Eliot
M Harvard
Huntington Hall
Paris
Boston Women Teachers’ Club
Smith College
Northampton
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Despradelle
Alliance
Boston
Harvard University
Columbia
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
President to aid clerks at Boston meeting
Postmaster Hibbard and James J. Mc Carton of New York addressed Boston postoffice clerks at the United National Association meeting in Phenix Hall. They backed an eight hour bill and equalization in clerkships. McCarton said Wisconsin Congressman Smith would introduce the bill and Loud would secure a February hearing. McCarton said he met President Roosevelt who pledged personal attention to clerk rights, noting clerks deserve the same classification as letter carriers.
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Hibbard
James J. McCarton
New York
Postoffice Clerks
Boston
United National Association of Postoffice Clerks
Phenix Hall
Washington Street
Congress
Legislative Committee
Smith
Wisconsin
Loud
House Committee
MecCarton
Roosevelt
Giants of Germany Come With Pringe Continued on Page 1
Evans recounts an encounter aboard a ship where he met German officers and royals. He chats with a sharp captain, meets Princess Irene and Prince Henry, and joins Admiral Knorr in remarks about the Emperor. He praises their courtesy and notes Irene’s frequent New York visits.
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Admiral Knorr
Prince Henry
Irene
New York
Eagle figurehead designed for Kaiser's yacht Meteor
American artist George R. Barse Jr created a eagle head figurehead for the Kaiser's schooner Meteor. Barse, a National Academician, described the design as American from bow to stern with a white painted hull and teak bow. The gilded eagle head will measure 16 inches, with a three foot scroll from bobstay to peak.
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New York
Kaiser
George R. Barse, Jr
N. A
Barse
Wunter
Society of American Artists
American Water Color Society
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Carnegie Institute
National Academy of Design
Kaiser's wish guides Prince Henry reception in U.S.
Washington notes the Kaiser prefers minimal German-American involvement in Prince Henry's visit. He wants Americans rather than German-American societies to host him, with ceremonies in New York and Washington framed as a government affair and military welcome rather than civic parades. The German embassy will support these arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kaiser
Prince Henry
State Department
New York
Deputy Porter Dies Suddenly in Bridgewater
PROCKTON Jan 19 Deputy Sheriff Frank F Porter of this city died suddenly in Bridgewater this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prockton
Frank F. Porter
Bridgewater
Newton Button Mystery Nears Resolution in Theft Case
Newton January 19 police work tightens as an inspector visits a man whose picture appears on a button found in burglars house. The man says he and a friend gave several buttons to acquaintances and lists a friend’s address. Tomorrow another inspector will question the owner of the other face. No suspicions on the two pictured men yet. one is reportedly outside the state. Chief Tarbox declines to name the two men.
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Newton
Tarbox
Franklin Fund delay prompts Boston central labor union action
Delegates at the Boston Central Labor Union meeting criticized the delay in using the Ben Franklin Fund for a Franklin Institute. They urged immediate board action and instructed the secretary to press the board for speedy establishment. The session also noted new notices from several unions and welcomed credentials from multiple local organizations.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Ben Franklin
Frank K. Foster
Typographical Union No
Franklin Fund
Board of Management
Franklin Institute
Rhode Island Central Trades and Labor Union
Narragansett Bay Oyster Company
Rocky Point Oyster Company
Battlers and Drivers’ Union
Frederick Iglesias
Porto Rico
Trades and Labor Council of
Vallejo
Cal
Boston C. L. A
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Boston Water Department
United Hatters
Brewery Workmen
Coal ‘Teamsters
Electrical Workers
Carpenters
Brewery Workers
Cigar Makers No
Steam Engineers
Federal Labor Union
Newsboys’ Union
Labor unions praised by Rev Knight in Berkeley Temple
The Rev William A Knight urged support for labor organizations and praised recent business efforts to improve employer employee relations in Berkeley Temple Boston. He linked wage earner prosperity to religious aims and spoke on praying the Lord's Prayer in Boston. This was his first Sunday after installation and crowds filled both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Knight
Berkeley Temple
Boston
Knight
Fire unit rescues Miss Helen M. York from court blaze
Lieutenant Dolan of Ladder 8 earned praise from fellow firefighters for carrying Miss York down the ladder amid flames and smoke. York, slightly burned, said Dolan acted bravely and promptly, preventing probable death. She plans to return to work soon as the firm resumes operations.
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Dolan
Helen M., York
Federal Court
Miss York
Miss Ork
Jewelry dealer Bela E. Brown found murdered in Rochester store
Bela E. Brown a 65 year old diamond dealer and jewelry maker was found murdered in his Rochester New York store tonight. Police were investigating the brutal crime as neighbors reported hearing a crash and a shout. Detectives cordoned off the shop and searched for clues including a possible break in and stolen jewels. Brown was known as a prominent local businessman with ties to the city’s jewelry trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Bela E. Brown
Jennings faults Boston broker in embezzlement case
Wellesley officials and state detectives weigh a growing spread of Jennings’s alleged wrongdoing. Investigators expect further discoveries after five year pattern of speculation and five thousand dollars initial embezzlement. Jennings blames a Boston broker who allegedly duped him, while the town safeguards its money and reviews books. The Congregational Church treasurer has been removed. Mrs. Jennings is ill.
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Election’ Commission
The
Election Commission
Water Department
Wellesley
Jennings
Plympton
Congregational Church
Rhoades
Boston
Mr. Jennings
Missing dugout canoe carries 11 men in the Philippines
Reports from Manila state a dug-out canoe with 11 men from Company I, Second Infantry, is missing and likely lost. They may have perished or been captured. General Wade cites 265 insurgents surrendering on Bohol, a claim disputed by authorities. General Chaffee notes insurgent pockets across Batangas, Laguna, Samar, Mindoro, and Cebu, attributing guerrilla persistence to terrain and tactics while praising American restraint.
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Manila
Wade
Cebu
Bohol
Chaffee
Batangas
Laguna
Luzon
Samar
Mindoro
Sprague Still in Hospital Says Reports Misleading
Ex congressman Charles F. Sprague of Brookline remains at Butler Hospital Providence, with friends denying a shock or serious condition. Private secretary Ambrose Pratt says Sprague is in direct contact with Providence authorities and not at his Brookline home, contrary to certain Sunday papers.
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Charles F. Sprague
Brookline
Butler Hospital
Providence
Sprague
McLean Asylum
Ambrose E. Pratt
Brocelns
Bloomer
Young takes exceptions on fire chaplains proposal
Councilman Hugh J. Young rejected Fire Commissioner Russell’s claim to voice citizens’ sentiment on appointing fire chaplains. He ridiculed the idea as absurd and unnecessary, adding that the order did not intend to place clergy beside each firefighter but to provide spiritual ministering as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Russell
Fire Department
Russell
Hugh J. Young
Young
Bishop Brent in New York addresses St Bartholemew’s
The Rev Charles H Brent newly consecrated bishop and observer for the Philippines mission spoke at St Bartholemew s P E Church in New York. He said he accepted the post trusting church generosity for equipment, not detailing finances. Wealthy parishioners present included Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs Edwin Gould Frank Gould W D Sloane T J Williams G A Crocker and Henry I Morrill.
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New York
Charles H. Brent
The
Philippines
St. Bartholomew's P. E
Brent
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Edwin Gould
Frank Gould
W. D. Sloane
T. J. Williams
G. A. Crocker
Henry I. Morrils
Admiral Schley Leads Deer Hunt on St. Catherines Island
Savannah Ga January 19 Admiral Schley's hunting party returned from St Catherine's Island with a large bag of game. Schley is credited with a deer and Mrs Schley accompanied him. Weather during the hunt was superb and the party will depart for Washington tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Admiral Schley
St. Catherine's Island
Lakeport Steam Laundry Fire in Laconia Causes $2600 Loss
The Lakeport Steam Laundry in Laconia New Hampshire burned at midnight with the fire likely starting near the boilers. Loss covers building, machinery, and stock totaling about $2600. The owner is John Maric and insurance partially covers the loss.
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Laconia
N. H
Lakeport
Ilding
John Maric
Whist Party at St. Catherine's Society Rooms
Frederick M. Wing and the whist committee plan a pleasant evening event at the St. Catherine's Total Abstinence Society rooms on Bunker Hill Street. The gathering is the first in a 1902 series titled tit Jone and aims to provide an enjoyable social occasion for members.
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St. Catherine’s Total Abstinence Society
Bunker Hill Street
Frederick M. Wing
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