Electric combination baggage car trial trips on Newton line
A 60 foot electric combination baggage smoking and passenger car ran two score trips yesterday on the Newton Lower Falls branch between Newton Lower Falls and Riverside. The car, new in service, resembles a vestibuled trolley with pilots at both ends, two 1 1/2 horsepower motors, a four seat passenger compartment, a baggage area with desks, and a smoker section. It features incandescent lighting, electric heat, headlights, air whistles, and a safety push button power cut device with automatic brake.
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Newton
Newton Lower Falls Branch
Newton Lower Falls
Riverside
Dinary
Boston & Albany
Newton Lower Pales
New Dormitory Planned for Harvard Campus
Harvard plans Ridgely Ball a seven story brick limestone dormitory to house students. It will stand beside Claverly Hall on Mt Auburn Street and be built and owned by Isaac McLean. Occupancy anticipated when college ready.
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Harvard
Claverly
Weetmoreley
Randolph and
Russell
Mt.Segerding
Isaac Mclean
Ridgely Ball
Claverty
Mrs Winthrop Sargent Hosts Elegant Town House Dinner
Mrs Winthrop Sargent and her husband hosted a brilliant last evening at their town house on Commonwealth avenue. Covers were laid for 14. pale pink rose table decor and a Worth white satin and lace dress adorned by Mrs Sargent with a priceless diamond necklace. Mrs Roger Walcott attended as a guest seated at the right of Mr Sargent.
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Winthrop Sargent
Commonwealth Avenue
Anniversary of Mt Pleasant Court Foresters Grand March
Stephen Kiley floor director at Mt Pleasant Court hall leads anniversary gathering of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters with almost every Greater Boston court in attendance. The grand march, led by Kiley and his wife, follows with over 300 participants as the floor is managed by Kiley and John T Healey with several aids.
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Manhattan
Stephen Kilby
Mt. Pleasant Court Hall
Mt. Pleasant Court
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Greater
Boston
Stephen Kiley
Stéphen Kiley
John T. Healey
Change of firm style announced by London merchant
Mr. A Herrmanson notifies that after nine years in partnership with D Warburg & Co London he will henceforth carry on business as export and import merchants under the style of A Hermanson & Co at 60 Con street Finsbury London B C.
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A. Herrmanson
D. Warburg & Co
London
A. Hermanson & Co
Con Street
Finsbury
B. C
Grand Tour of California and West United States
A party forms for a grand tour leaving Boston February 18 aboard special Pullman palace cars. It runs nonstop to Los Angeles with stops at Chattanooga New Orleans San Antonio San Diego Sterry San Francisco Salt Lake Colorado Springs Denver and Chicago. Hotels are top grade and the itinerary is illustrated on request from Simmons & Marsters Old South Building 298 Washington Street Boston.
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Fornia
Orebans
Aew
Boston
Los Angeles
Chattanooga
Chickamauga
Ilefield
New Orleans
San Antonio
San Diego
Sterry
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Colorado Springs
Royal Gorge
Denver
Chicago
Simmoke & Marsters
Old South Building
Washington Street
TO CARD GRIF IN TWO DAYS
Fragments indicate a cryptic notice mentioning a card or event in two days with names like Sanalee and Yaakama. Details are unclear but suggest a brief card item or sports/club reference. Unable to determine full event, names, or location from provided text.
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Sanalee
Cambridge Elks Hold First Annual Ladies Night
O44 Fellows Hall Cambridge hosts the Cambridge Lodge of Elks first annual ladies night with guests from lodges statewide. The evening features a reception a concert by performers including Florence Fay Perry Harry T Smith Gertrude Ash Harriet Warner Peter Robertson Nettie A Fox and the Conant Quartet followed by a banquet for 600 Elks and their guests. John B Dwyer directs the affair with Frank X Fitrick J Edward Barry and John J Ryan assisting. Notables include ex Mayors McNamee and Hatch ex Chief Cunningham and other officials.
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Fellows
Cambridge
University City
Cambridge Lodge
Af Elks
Florence Fay Perry
Harry T. Smith
Gertrude Ash
Harriet Warner
Peter Robertson
Nettie A. Fox
William, Troy
Conant
Hatch
Everett
Cunningham
Labor Leaders Defend Working Women in Moral Debate
Boston labor figures challenge Mrs. Hill's claim that immorality rises with low wages. They cite poverty as a risk factor but argue working women show virtue, supported by unions and organized labor. Respondents include D. Driscoll and Henry Abrahams of the Boston Central Labor Union, and Patrick Mahoney on labor as a commodity.
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B. Trask Hill
Post
D. Driscoll
Boston Central Labor Union
Thomas F
American Federation of Ber
Patrick ‘Mahoney
Boston Cigartpkers’ Union
Henry Abrahams
Hill
Iuther
Harvard Chief Denies Brooklyn Speech Quotes
President Eliot of Harvard told a Post reporter he did not say unions were more dangerous than the Civil War and criticised published quotations as inaccurate. He stated his speech centered on promoting university freedom and rejected misreporting of his remarks.
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Eliot
Post
Brooklyn
Harvard
Harvard Club
Agia
Pet
Iene toWke
Miss Helen McCarron Weds C. B. Hutchinson
Miss Helen McCarron a Roxbury and North End resident married Charles B. Hutchinson in a ceremony noted for the bride’s high regard. The event marks a union of two local residents with social standing in the Roxbury/North End area.
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Helen M’carron
B. Hutchinson
Helen’ ‘M’carron
Roxbury
North End
Charles B. Hutchinson
Unclear fragmentary wedding notice at St Patrick's Church
Last evening a wedding at St Patrick's Church appears in fragmentary OCR. The Rev Father officiated and the bride and groom were described as well known. hundreds of friends were listed as recipients of congratulations.
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Patrick’s Church
Geod A
Ae Pele
Nia MecaEron
Charming Bride in Gown Ties To Washington nuptials
A bride in a fawn gown with silk epelians and chiffon is described in poetic terms. The notice mentions Best Man Meeka and honor attendant, and a wedding at 107 Winthrop Street hosted by Mr and Mrs Hutchinson.
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Meeka
Washington
Hutchinson
Winthrop ‘Street
Thomas Loun der Civil War Veteran Dies
Thomas Lourder a long time employee of a Boston road died Tuesday at 4 a.m. at Massachusetts General Hospital from peritonitis in his 66th year. He served in the Civil War 1861 to 1864 with the 19th Maine Infantry. He was a Mason, Eastern Star member, and charter member of Loyal Order of Moose 6789 K of P East Boston. Funeral from his home in Boston on Thursday at 1:30 p.m. with Eastern Star members in attendance.
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Thomas
Lounder
Thomas Tanears
Boston
Massachusetts
Lourder
Eastern Star Lodge
Loyal Assamoly
Nineteenth Maine Infantry
Bsue Shue
Nelaoh
Carriers' Branch 4 Officers Installed by Installation Officers
National Association of Letter Carriers officers installed last evening at the American House. President Holland and ward J. Curtin served as installing officers. the list includes Pred Jeremiah Di Holland as president and Charles Rogers as secretary with other named officers.
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sNational Association of Letter Carriers
Jeremiah di Holland
Ree Recording
Rotary
Styles
Arles Rogers
Eseerst
Gage A. Nagle
Sullivan
Holland
Rd J. Curtin
Cantabrigia Club Hosts Friends With Sketches And Dance
The Cantabrigia Club entertained hundreds of friends at the Club Hall with president Helen Wright and vice president Bamund Altman presiding. Werren G. Richards of Boston delivered character sketches and the gang performed a cantata. Refreshments and dancing followed.
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Cantabrigia Club
Eerie
Tae Alon
Migs Helen ‘Wright
Bamund ’Altman
Werren G. Richards
Boston
Bregéns
Ushers' Society Prepares Dance at Gate of Heaven
Ushers' Literary Society of Gate of Heaven Church South Boston reports dance committee progress led by J J Mackin Fr Linhehan George B R McCormick N F Cleary P J O Leary J O'Hare J J Callahan and T F O'Brien with plans for extended dancing hours to 1 am and no whist this year.
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Ushers’ Literary Society
Gate of Heaven Church
South Boston
J. J. Mackin
Fr. Linhehan
George
B. R. McCormick
N. F. Cleary
P. J. O'Leary
J. ¥. O'Hare
J. J. Callahan
T. F. O’brien
Inite Plava
Aurora and Alice Moore Wed in Concord Union
Bibert eea and Alice D Moore of Concord Mass were married in Cony by a justice of the peace and left for New York. Hubbard, head of the Philistines, led the ceremony amid a long romance dating to Harvard Summer School days. A 1894 birth registry noted Hubbard as father of Miss Moore’s child. Mrs Hubbard had sued for divorce about two years ago.
Malden Merchant and Girl Missing
In Malden Faulkner district residents fearfully discuss the disappearances of M. A. Montgomery a Waulkher street stationery store owner and his 18 year old neighbor Florence Dempsey a bookkeeper. Montgomery left Saturday morning for Boston and has not returned while Dempsey remains missing after prior church event attendance. neighbors report no known bond beyond friendliness and no alarming details.
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Malden
Faulkner District
Atoire
Boston
Montgomery
Post
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