Bryan confidant George Fred Williams speaks on the presidency
The Hon. George Fred Williams, longtime Massachusetts Democrat, shares views on presidential affairs from his Washington Street law office. He denies links to Hearst or other boom efforts and dodges Venezuela ultimatum questions, signaling cautious political stance amid lingering speculation.
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Labor unions praised as necessary amid trusts menaced morals
Mrs. 5 Trask Hill, president of the Helping Hand Society at Park Street Church, urged unions as a positive force while warning that worker immorality is a national menace fostered by starvation wages. Officers elected include Anna Dorr Bryant as president and W Putnam as secretary. Hill retires from the presidency after ten years but remains on the board. Rev C P Hill Crathern spoke on The Cost of Service and Mrs Miller with Miss Lancaster sang.
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Boston heirs win Charles estate in Boston share
The Charles Hall estate valued at 144000 was distributed by court with Boston heirs receiving the entire amount. Claims filed by Salem D. Charles Helen A. Bliss Mrs Leonard A. Hyde Myron W. Charles Fred L. Charles Jennie E. Skerry Mrs Mary L. Charles and Mrs Sarah F C Barrett were successful. The state collected inheritance tax.
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Sarah F. C. Barrett
Bitter cold claims two in Boston deaths
Severe winter weather proved fatal in two cases in Boston as frostbitten victims flooded hospitals. George R. Davis of 211 Grenville Place died in his chair, while an unidentified man, possibly Gordon D. Forsythe, died on Washington Street.
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Doctor Fails To Board Ferry, Struck By Truck
An East Boston doctor was found frozen near the North Ferry after attempting to board the Juniata at Battery Wharf. He was struck by a freight truck on the gang plank and fell into icy water, then rescued by L Jackman before being taken to the North End police station by patrolmen.
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Weather Forecast by Professor C E Lessor
Weather outlook for Wednesday predicts much warmer conditions with snow or rain possible. Thursday and Friday show fair skies. Prophetic forecast is presented by Charles E Lessor.
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Charles E. Lessor
Desperate 5 Alarm Fire at 220 Purchase Street
A fierce five alarm blaze swept a four story brick building at 221 Purchase Street last evening. Fire crews faced near freezing temperatures as water froze on contact and windows were blown out by a hot air explosion. Estimated loss 75000 dollars. Building owned by the Gaston heirs. Origin of the fire not determined. spectators injured by hose and pipe incidents. Continued on page 10 Fourth Column.
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Explosion Destroys South Boston Barbershop
A gas explosion at 7 B Street South Boston wrecked Joseph Costa's barbershop at about 1 40 this morning. Mrs Costa and seven children escaped unharmed after being led out into the cold night. Windows, a rear partition, and a copper boiler were blown about with a flour barrel launched to the second floor. The damage is estimated around 400 dollars. The cause remains a mystery with initial theories of an air tank or gas pipe explosion. One gas burner reportedly stayed lit.
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