Chaos in French Chamber as Deputies Fight Rages
In Paris on Saturday the Chamber of Deputies erupted into a violent brawl with about eighty deputies clashing, tearing neckties and coats. Comte De Bernis struck Jaures, provoking censure and mockery, while M G grenier waved a prayer burnon amid the fray as 4000 police stood by. The aftermath left the chamber in disarray and Paris under a siege atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Reichsrath
Count Badoni
M. Clovis Hugues
Department of Seine
Tribune
M. Gerarult-Richard
Comte de Bernis
M. Gevarult- Richard
M. Jaures
M. Brisson
A* Questor
Dreyfus Syndicate
Mussulman
M.grenier
Place de la Concorde
St Josephs T A B S Installation Banquet at Allen St Hall
Officers of St Josephs T A B S were installed at the new Allen Street hall with Edwin Mulready as installing officer. P F McKenna became president with S T Campbell vice president and W H Cuddy as treasurer. A banquet followed with toastmaster Christopher J Fay and speeches by Rev J F Coppinger, W H Cuddy and others. Numerous members and about fifty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph T. A. B. Society
New Hall of the Society
Allen Street
Edwin Mulready
Archdiocesan Union
P. F. McKenna
S.T. Campbell
W. H. Cuddy
W. C. Carpenter
G. J. Ryan
Board of
J. F. Coppinger
G. Poe
E. P B. Howard
Harold McDonough
Joseph Wentworth
T. F. Gargan
Jere J. Callahan
James Carty
James Gargan
George Wentworth
P. Noonan
George Emmons
George J. Ryan
O. T. O’leary
James B. McKenna
Daniel Urley
James F. Dooley
T. J. Shea
Thomas Maguire
William Quinn
Charles T Parsloe Dead Actor Known for Stage Roles
New York January 23 Charles Thomas Parsloe an actor once popular died at his home 308 West Twenty sixth street from apoplexy. He began as a call boy at Burton s Theatre at fourteen and joined the stock company in 1856. He later joined Lester Wallack and portrayed notable character parts and married actress Harriett A Elliott in 1864. He found success as the Chinaman in The Danites in 1877 and later partnered with Louis Aldrich to play Wing Lee in My Partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Thomas Parsloe
West Twenty-sixth Street
Harriett A. Elliott
Baltimore
Chinaman
Great Boston Storm Affects South Ferry and Harbor
A fierce storm floods the South Ferry area and roves across East Boston causing high water and floating debris. Rats roam ferries while passengers dodge rain and waves in rubber boots. Steamers Ar menia and Chicago reach safety as Alleghany and Chattahoochee struggle to dock amid heavy seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
South Ferry
East Boston
Taurus
Plymouth
Scranton
Armenia
Hamburg
Wilson
Chicago
Hull
Eng
Carinthia
Inman
Liverpool
Alleghany
Nickerson
Baltimore
Norfolk
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company
Providence
Savannah
Ocean Line
Chattahoochee
Lewis
Flood Along the Charles Floods Town and Drowns Rats
Water from the Charles River overflowed sea walls from Charles Town to Watertown causing a rapid flood. Homes cellars and yards filled with two to ten inches of water while hundreds of rats fled to safety or died along the banks. Residents salvaged perishables as damage ran to hundreds of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Charlestown
Watertown
Toll of the Beacon Street tide on local homes
The flood on Beacon Street between Massachusetts Avenue and Brimmer Street inundated basements of several houses. The University Club suffered significant water entry, with eight inches in the ladies dining room and more elsewhere. R F Greeley at 410 Beacon reported the tide’s first such high rise, with other affected properties at 414, 416, 450 and 470 Beacon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Brimmer Street
Harvard Bridge
University Club
R. F. Greeley
Mr. Greeley
Charles Klake, Jr. H. Fay
E. N. Fenno
J. G. Freeman
Streets Torn Up After Tide Recedes
After the tide receded enough for inspection, streets lay torn up by the force of the water. Crews began assessing damage and planning repair work in the affected area.
Washington society silence on tragic young deaths in elite circles
A Washington report portrays a pattern of personal safety related deaths among the capital’s high society daughters. It names Leila Herbert Mary Waite Wells Kate Bayard Daisy Garland Bessie Hillyer and others while noting jealous foreign influence and the lack of traditional restraints as possible factors. The piece condemns society styled after Europe and calls for scrutiny of its moral environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Leila Herbert
Navy
Mary Waite
Colorado
Miss Wells
Kate Bayard
Daisy Garland
Bessie Hillyer
Flooding Disrupts Rail Traffic Along Massachusetts Avenue
Passages behind houses and streets show washouts with holes barred by barrels. Tide floods tracks near Fort Point Channel affecting Albany and Providence line bridges. Railroad workers in Dartmouth Street Bridge area manned switches from rafts as trains dash by, causing delays but little property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Albany
Providence
Fort Point Channel
Dartmouth Street
Chelsea Flood Drenches Highland District Amid High Tide
Chelsea faces severe flooding as a high tide inundates most streets from Marginal Street to Central Avenue. Cellars flood, some streets waist deep, while Boys operate a makeshift boat to navigate the submerged area. Stables on Marginal Street suffer, forcing horse removals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Highland District
Sea Wall
Marginal Street
Willow Street
Central Avenue
Thorndike P. Allen
Alderman Beck
Board of Aldermen
Norton
Healthful prompt on stomach kidneys and bowel life value
A compact note asserts prompt action toward healthful living improves life by refreshing the stomach kidneys and bowel, emphasizing daily habits. The fragment mentions a 25c price point for the item or reminder.
Garfield Avenue Residents Alarmed by Disturbance
Residents along Garfield avenue reported a significant disturbance causing widespread concern in the neighborhood. Local authorities urged calm as residents awaited further details and safety updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Avenue
Extreme tides flood Winthrop Beachmont and disrupt rail service
High tides washed away beach cottages along Beachmont, submerged tracks of the Lynn & Boston line near Point of Pines, and swamped the marshes toward Revere. The Winthrop branch sustained washouts delaying the 11:30 and 12:30 trains, while the 2:30 service resumed as water receded. Point Shirley amd Crystal Cove shoreline transformed. The tide, the highest in over thirty years, filled streets and flooded the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beachmont
Winthrop Avenue
Revere Yacht Club
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Point of Pines
Crescent Beach
State Reservation
Winthrop
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Battery Station
Pleasant Street
Boston
Thornton Station
Winthrop Beach
Winthrop Centre
Young's Hotel
New Winthrop
Great Head
Shirley Gut
Point Shirley
Crystal Cove
General Electric Company
Revere
Lynn Turnpike
High Tide Floods Lynn Streets and Cellars
A tremendous Lynn Harbor tide on January 23 flooded streets along the Sau gus River in West Lynn. Residents on Cooper River and Camden streets used boats for two hours to move between houses as three hundred cellars flooded, causing thousands of dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Lynn Harbor
Saugus River
West Lynn
Cooper
Rive Ad Camden
Portland
Vaughn
South Portland
Commercial Street
Blizzard Paralyzes Milwaukee With Eighteen Inch Snow
The Jan 23 blizzard crippled Milwaukee traffic with eighteen inches of snow and drifting. Streetcars stood still and freight trains were abandoned while telegraph wires failed across the state. Rail lines later reported clearing big drifts and trains returning to service, though city streets remained affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauker
Wis
Blizzard Hits Halifax Halting Streetcar Service
A fierce blizzard swept Halifax N S January 23 with furious winds and heavy snow. The electric street railway, operating for two years, was completely demobilized for the first time. The steamer Halifax from Boston was delayed and未 expected to arrive until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Electric Street Railway
Boston
Riots in Algiers Target Jewish Quarter
Anti Jewish riots renewed in Algiers with shops looted and emptied. Mob attacked Jewish merchants as troops and chas()uers battled rioters. 150 arrests reported and authorities moved to restore order with military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Cayol
Steamship Commonwealth Salvage Valued at Four Hundred Thousand
The Commonwealth of Liverpool, en route Kobe to Portland, lost its shaft three weeks ago and drifted to Nootka Sound. Crew of thirty were found aboard the vessel Willapa towed her into port. Salvage on the abandoned ship will total about 400000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Wash
Commonwealth of
Liverpool
James
Kobe
Portland
Nootka Sound
Vancouver Island
Willapa
Commonwealth
Salem Electric Service Stalled by Flood
Unusually heavy tides and rainfall flooded Salem’s Lynn & Boston Street Railroad power house on Mason street. Water breached coal bunkers and boiler room, stopping engines and all local car service. A steam fire engine cleared water, belts loosened by flooding will need full night repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Eectric
Lynn & Boston Street Railroad Company
Mason Street
Lynn
Snowstorm Delays City Services in Chicago
A severe snowstorm hit Chicago with historic impact. Telegraph and telephone wires broke and fire alarm systems failed. Streetcar service, halted last night, faced extended delays but showed some recovery by daybreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Blizzard Rages Across Michigan With Snow and Cold
A blizzard has raged in Michigan for over twenty four hours with heavy gale and fine snow. Tonight the weather grows colder and clearing follows the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Severe Snowstorm Delays Travel in Augusta Missouri
A severe storm in Augusta Missouri has dumped about ten inches of snow over eighteen hours. Electric and steam cars are delayed and country travel greatly impeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Germanys good example from The Times on Kiao Chou open
The Times quotes ed editorial claiming Germany will open Kiao Chou to world commerce. It predicts the port could become a busy entrepot and hopes the move eases tensions with England and prompts other nations to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Times
Germany
Hong Kong
England
Catarrh Sufferer Polly Holmes Cured by Munyon’s Remedy
Public singer Polly Holmes of Providence Rhode Island recounts years of catarrh that damaged her voice and high notes. After local doctors failed she sought Munyon’s care at Tremont Temple and within a week saw marked improvement and full restoration of her natural pitch. The advertisement touts Munyon’s Electrical Machines Life Chamber and free trial treatments for catarrh bronchitis throat and lung troubles offered at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Holmes
New England States
Tremont Theatre
Boston
Abbott Street
Providence
R. I
Munyon
Tremont
Labor union plans fall convention and elects delegates
The group supports assisting legislators and holds a Fall River convention for the Massachusetts and Rhode Island State branch. Delegates George Gardner and John D. Macdonald were elected to represent Local No. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
George Gardner
John D. Macdonald
Park Department, L. A. 7575, K. of L. Special Meeting
The Park Department and L A 7575 with the K of L held a special meeting in Wells Memorial building on Sunday afternoon. A vote of thanks was given to Councilman Norris of Ward 13 South Boston for efforts to reinstate them in their work.
Labor union meetings across Boston organize officers and endorsements
Labor notes recount union actions in Boston. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen in Templar Hall heard Val Fitzpatrick from Peoria, Ill. Coal teamsters and handlers installed officers at Broadway Hall. Union 6064 in sanitary and street cleaning held Phenix Hall meeting with 32 new initiates. The boycott on Boston and Park theatres received endorsement and $25 was allocated to Theatrical Mechanics' Union. Nominees listed for several posts include M. J. Devitt and Thomas Hannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
Templar Hall
Val Fitzpatrick
Peoria
Ill
National Brotherhood
Broadway Hall
South Boston
Dennis Mahoney
John J. Kennedy
John J. Reilly
P. J. O Toole
John Keenan
James Cox
Union
Sanitary and Street
Philip Shanley
Michael J. Orrs
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French Chamber
Hugues
ST. Joseph’s
Charles T. Parsloe
Postmaster Ryan
Dover
N. H
James Ryan, Jr
Stafford County
Cleveland
Aron Reille
Baron Rene Charless Reille
Chamber
Eouties
Castres
Department of
Osorn Tripp
Shawmut Avenue
Mazzin Press Company
Charlestown Street
LER & Co.’S
Gantees
American House
Post Almanac
John F. Nickerson Co
Commercial St
Mass
Miss Daisy Garland
Axary Watt E
Bessie Aller
Miss Anna Virginia Weels
Washington, D
Miss Bayard
Miss Hillyer
Thomas F. Lane
Blackburn
Duenna
Philadelphia
Wisconsin
Prescott & CO
Salem Electrics
Havana
Esperanza
Santa Clara
Chucho Monteagudo
Inglesito Solano
Romero Florentino
M. J. Cramer
the Tribune
Carlisle
Penn
Michael J. Cramer
A. 8. Grant
MR. Kendall
C. F. Fairbanks
Bigelow Carpet Company
Newbury Street
William B. Kendall
Worcester
James F. O’day
Crompton Loom
Miss Polly Holmes
New England
Munyen
LABCP
Norris
Ige
Floe
St. John's
N. F
Lancaster
High Tide
Portsmouth
Here
The
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
GEO. C. Goodwin & CO
Hanover St
Maney
Tenn
Marian Balch Maney
Tighe
Dorchester
Annie T
William and Julia Tighe
Washington Street
St. Mary’s Church
Endicott Street
North End
Lowell
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