Atkinson Reveals Fifth War Cost Computation
Statistician and anti imperialist Mr Atkinson reports the eight years ending June 30 1904 cost the United States 1 231 000 for war and overseas expansion. He says excess over the normal rate exceeds 231 000 000 at about 7 30 per person or 36 50 per five persons. He notes taxes exceed 2 per head for a 60 000 man army and discusses battleship and gun developments.
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Atkinson
United States
Mr. Atkinson
Mr Atkinson
Installation of Division 34 A O H in Parkman Hall
In the presence of about 200 Ancient Order of Hibernians members including state and county officers, Division 34 installed its new officers led by Suffolk County President John H. Dillon. Officers named were Fay, Ahern, O Neil, Leonard, O Connor, Burke, Mooney. Nine candidates were initiated and 16 applications received.
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Order of Hibernians
Division
Parkman Hall
Boylston Place
Suffolk County
John H. Dillon
Christopher J. Fay
Michael J. Ahern
Michael J. O'Neil
Patrick J. Leonard
Thomas O'Connor
John J. Burke
Michael Mooney
Matthew Cummings
D. A. Whelton
Board of Aldermen
D. J. Byrne
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Daniel J. Reidy
John P. Mahoney
Baltimore Detective Speaks at YMCA Meeting
Todd B. Hall, chief of the Baltimore detective service, spoke yesterday afternoon at the Boston YMCA in Association Hall on the experiences of a Christian detective in Maryland's city.
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Baltimore
Todd B. Hall
Baltimore Detective Service
Boston Y. M. GC. A
Association Hall
Boylston Street
Maryland
Women Save Lives by Deeds of Rare Coolness
Fire at 5 Charter Street in the North End forced 27 residents to flee in scant attire. Mrs Mary Filla mina and Rose Darano led alarms, while Della Pirozzie rescued her infant. Fire started from an overturned oil store. 300 dollars in losses.
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Mary Fillamina
George Christopher
Miss Rose
May
William Christopher
Fire Drives 12 People From Burning South Boston Tenement
At 4 o clock yesterday morning a fire at 162 D Street, South Boston, sent 12 occupants fleeing in scant attire. Baby Charley Mullen woke his father, who carried his son to safety and alerted others as firefighters arrived within minutes to extinguish the blaze, likely started by rats and matches in the kitchen.
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D Street
South
Boston
Charley Mullen
Timothy Mullen
Mr. Mullen
Mr. Murphy
Charlestown Man John Ryan Dies Suddenly
John Ryan aged 50 died suddenly at his home 7 Hunter Street Charlestown early yesterday. He had been ill for months and police say the death was due to natural causes.
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John Ryan
Hunter Street
Charlestown
Brighton Residents Urge Council for District Drainage
Kinross road and Aberdeen district residents complain of cellar floods after recent storms and seek a Common Council order for proper drainage. An order by Ward 25 member Mr Richardson is before the mayor, while locals accuse the council of delaying critical improvements to prevent future floods.
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Brighton
Common Council
Kinross Road
Aberdeen
Richardson
Grocery Price List Highlights From Local Market
A long list of everyday goods with regular prices and sale figures. Items include Corn Starch Grape Nuts Rice Peas Beans Tapioca Macaroni Eggs Jellies Jams Pickles Grape Juice Soaps and various meats and seafood. Market specials feature Fresh Young Pork Pork Shoulders Sausage Bacon and Seafood with unit prices.
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New York
Stormy Session Forecast With Fewer Bills This Year
A long anticipated legislative session is underscored by fewer bills than last year. The record shows 956 bills this year versus 1142 previously, with governors and city officials shaping plans amid ongoing infrastructure debates and municipal energy issues.
New French Ministry Named by Rouvier Figures
Paris January 22 The approximate list of the new French ministry includes M Rouvier as President of the Council and Finance minister Theophile Delcasse as foreign affairs Eugene Etienne interior Jean Sarrien justice Henry Berteaux war Gaston Thomson marine Raymond Poincare public instruction Jean Dupuy commerce Bienvenu Martin public works Ferdinand Dubief colonies Joseph Ruau agriculture The final distribution of portfolios to be decided after tonight’s cabinet meeting with policy outline expected soon.
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Paris
M. Rouvier
Theophile Delcasse
Eugene
No Reprieve Denied for Mrs. Rogers by Governor Bell
Governor Bell declares final decision not to grant clemency for Mrs. Rogers. After months of nationwide appeals, protests are dismissed as she remains in the death cell at Windsor awaiting execution on February 3.
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White River Junction
Bell
Object to Booker Washington’s Land Purchase
White residents on Woodley road near Montgomery have signed a petition asking Booker T. Washington not to exercise an option to buy land there. Washington, head of the Tuskegee Institute, has been shown the petition and its request.
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Montgomery
Ala
Woodley Road
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Roxbury Man Tries Suicide At Home
Jeremiah P. Lyons twenty six, of 967 Tremont street Roxbury, attempted death by creosote last evening after seven. He was found and rushed to City Hospital where he remains on the dangerous list.
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Roxbury
Jeremiah P. Lyons
Tremont Street
City Hospital
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