Develop Leaders Pritchett Speaks To Massachusetts Rhode Island Group
President Henry S. Pritchett of Technology urges the State executive committee of the YMCA to develop leaders as a solution to political corruption in cities. Governor Garvin notes Massachusetts voters could soon initiate constitutional amendments, empowering true representation in state and municipal government.
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Pritchett
Technology
M. C
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Tremont Temple
Ws’ N. McVickar
Episcopal
L. F. C. Garvin
Henry S. Pritchett
Young Men’s Christian Association
Garvin
General Court
Helping Hand Charity Ball at Mechanics Hall
The Helping Hand Temporary Home fundraiser drew about 4000 attendees at Mechanics Hall to aid the Destitute Nebrew Children. Louis Sonnabend served as chief marshal with Charles Baker as floor director, and Samuel L. Dana and Mrs. Cecilia Samuels led the ball committee. Seligman’s Orchestra opened the program, with notable guests including Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Broomfield and Alderman and Mrs. Edward J. Bromberg.
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Board of Governors
Helping Hand
Mechanics’ Hall
Louis Sonnabend
Charles Baker
Isaac Harris
Frances Cohen
Samuel L. Dana
Cecilia Samuels
Seligman
Meyer Broomfield
Edward J. Bromberg
Godfrey Morse
Julius Rottenberg
Adolphsenthal
Death by own action of Mrs Swallow
The narrative recounts Mrs. Swallow’s death from morphine overdose amid family strain and rumors of divorce. Her husband Mr. Swallow, a once-promising Massachusetts Republican, asserts it was accidental and seeks to shield his children. Born in Exeter Maine in 1867, she had lived with parents in Hopkinton before her death in nearby residence.
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Edward W. Presho
Presho
Mr. Swallow
George Swallow
Lewis M. Palmer
South Framingham
Swallow
Boston
Charlestown
Ciety
Mrs. Swallow
Exeter
Hopkinton
St Valentine’s and St Theresa’s T A S Installations
The officers of St Valentine’s T A and B Society and St Theresa’s T A Society were installed last evening in the Boston College music room by Edwin Mulreaffy, president, with Otho T O’Leary assisting. This evening the St Valentine’s Society marks its 284th anniversary with a whist party and dance at Boston College gymnasium.
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St. Valentine's T. A. and
B. Society
St. Theresa's T. A. Society
Boston College
Edwin Mulreaffy
Otho T. O'Leary
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
Boston
St. Valentine's Society
Elm Cycle Club Minstrels Delight Dudley Street House
The Elm Cycle Club minstrel show at Dudley Street Opera House last evening drew a full house and strong encores. Director Dom Keegan and interlocutor Edward Burke led a lively program with clever singing and dancing. Cast included Mae Corcoran Leona Hartshorn Walter Greene Jack Kneeland John Gately and soloists Ella Carney Nelly Ducie Constance Walsh Marguerite Fallon Gertrude Buckley with tambos and bones by listed performers.
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Elm Cycle Club
Dudley Street Opera House
Dom F. Keegan
Edward F. H. Burke
Tambos
Mae Corcoran
Leona Hartshorn
Walter Greene
Jack Kneeland
John Gately
Tilly Gibbs
Nelly Ducie
Effie Gibbs
W. Edgar Sobey
Daniel Daly
Ella Carney
Constance Walsh
Marguerite Fallon
Gertrude Buckley
Poverty Party by the Don’t Worry Club
The Don't Worry Club hosts the first poverty party of the year at Bay State Hall this evening. Costumed entries depicting abject poverty compete for gold prizes after the poverty march opens the event, with winners selected from the line.
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THE
Worry Club
Bay State Hall
Don’t Worry Club
Firemen’s Relief Ball Draws Revere Crowd at Town Hall
The Revere Town Hall hosted the third annual Firemen’s Relief Association ball last night drawing members and friends. C. B. Marden led the floor with assistance from L. Kimball E. J. Lakemarsin and eight helpers.
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Revere Town Hall
the Firemen’s Relief Association
C. B. Marden
Ys L. Kimball
E. J. Lakemarsin
City Point Catholics name ball committees for Feb reunion
President Charles H Slattery of the City Point Catholic Association appointed sub committees for the upcoming reunion and ball at Copley Hall on Monday evening Feb 8 Hall-Francis BE Connolly John M Quinn and James M Porter Music and Dancing M H Corcoran J G Dolan J L Downey Arthur F Leary and W J Cassidy Printing John T Rennison E F Farquharson C J McGrath James Walsh and Fred Murphy Catering Arthur F Leary Charles Thornton John M Quinn Thomas M Lane and R D Neagle Pregs Frank Nicholson C F Leahy and J D O Reilly Transportation James M Walsh Charles E Thornton F J Brown and Joseph J Meehan Invitations C J McGrath Edward L Logan Leo F Ryder Frank Nicholson Francis T Leahy and Joseph C Coleman The different committees report that all past successes will be eclipsed this year.
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Charles H. Slattery
City Point Catholic Association
Copley Hall
Francis BE. Connolly
John M. Quinn
James M. Porter
M. H. Corcoran
G Dolan
J. L. Downey
Arthur F. Leary
W. J. Cassidy
John T Rennison
E. F. Farquharson
C. J. McGrath
James Walsh
Fred Murphy
Charles Thornton
Thomas M. Lane
R. D. Neagle
Frank Nicholson
C. F. Leahy
J. D. O'Reilly
James M. Walsh
Charles E. Thornton
F. J. Brown
Joseph J. Meehan
Edward L. Logan
Flag Presentation To German Veterans At Turn Hall
About six hundred friends and German army veterans attended a flag ceremony at Turn Hall. Miss Hettie Oelschleger presented the American flag and Miss Margarethe Ludwig presented the German standard to members of the German Veterans Society Prince Henry. John N. Strieder chaired the arrangements committee.
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Turn Hall
Prince Henry
Hettie Oelschleger
Margarethe Ludwig
John N. Strieder
Women’s suffrage debate at Beacon Hill challenges men
The hearing on women's suffrage features Mrs A Nister and Mrs Lucia Ames Mead arguing for voting rights while opponents like Mrs Charles E Guild and Miss Alice Stone Blackwell present the case against. Speakers cite Australia’s progress, public sentiment, and the brutal fact that many women prefer home life to politics.
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John D. Long
Eliza Bridges
South Framingham
Aaron H. Latham
Charles E. Guild
Anti-Suffrage Society
Frank Foxcroft
Cambridge
Andrew A. George
Brookline
W. T. Sedgwick
Charles R. Saunders
Alice Stone Blackwell
Sedgwick
Printers to Confer on Wage Pact in Boston
A joint meeting tomorrow between Boston Typographical Union 13 representing 900 book and job printers and Boston Typothetae employers will discuss a new wage and hour contract. The union seeks an 8-hour day, $18 for hand workers, $21 for machine operators, and 40 cents per 1000 cms for piece work, with a strike possible if no agreement is signed before Saturday. Employers offer 9 hours, $17 hand, $19 machine, and 38 cents per 1000 cms. They note Boston’s 9-hour standard cost them money and oppose leading an 8-hour shift.
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Boston Typographical Union 13
Boston Typothetae
Boston
Douglas Resigns From Shoe Manufacturers' Assn
Brockton January 27 The Hon William L Douglas president of the W L Douglas Shoe Company sends a letter resigning from the Brockton Shoe Manufacturers Association citing opposition to the association's actions and requesting the resignation take effect immediately. President Charles O Emerson says the move came as a surprise to the association.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Brockton
Charles O. Emerson
Association
Rumor Confirms New Women’s Wear Shop on Main Street
The rumor that Wolf My Clothier Hanover and Portland streets was to add ladies cloaks suits skirts waists furs and trimmed millinery is confirmed.
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Wolf
Hanover
Portland
Gloucester Captain Johnson Reads Post After Wreck
Captain Peter T. Johnson, 73, skipper of the sloop Fanny Belle, was wrecked off Kettle Island near Gloucester. He was rescued after a struggle and said he has read the Post daily since it began. He has sailed 60 years and was wrecked only once in 40 years.
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Captain Johnson
Gloucester
Jennie Belle
Peter T. Johnson
Kettle Island
Post
Western Avenue
Johnson
Highwaymen in Charlestown pickpocketing suspect Sennott
James J. Sennott is jailed at Charlestown police station on robbery charges after John Driscoll, from Rutherford Avenue barroom, was robbed of $10. Driscoll, 40, was left near a blind crossing and two assailants held him while a third, identified as Sennott, searched pockets. Witness statements, not named by police, back the case. Sennott, 24, resides in Somerville. another suspect is also detained.
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James J. Sennett
Charlestown
John Driscoll
Rutherford Avenue
Driscoll
Sennott
Main Street
Gaid
Somerville
Roosevelt Names New Officials for This State
Washington Jan 27 The President sent to the Senate nominations for state posts including Collectors of customs James Brady Fall River Abed G. Smith Nantucket George F Bartlett New Bedford Appraiser John Linzee Snelling Boston Charlestown Mass Postmasters New Hampshire Frank S Huckins Ashland plus other districts as listed in the official communication.
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Washington
Senate
James Brady
Fall River
Mass
Abed G. Smith
Nantucket
George F. Bartlett
New Bedford
John Linzee Snelling
Boston
Charlestown
Poiestmasters
New Hampshire
Franks
Huckins
Ashland
Child Falls Into Boiling Water in East Boston
The third serious accident to a child by fire or hot water in a week ends fatally for five year old Bella Ober of 113 Porter Street East Boston. She slipped from a chair yesterday into boiling water and remains between life and death at the Relief Hospital.
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Bella Ober
Porter Street
Boston
Relief Hospital
PAZO OINTMENT GUARANTEED PILES CURE NOTICE
A guarantee promises relief for itching burning bleeding and protruding piles with PAZO ointment. If not cured in 14 days, your druggist will refund the purchase price of 50 cents.
Don't Trust a Dental Advertisement
An advertisement for New York Painless Dental Co. Inc claims astonishing painless methods and low prices with a 10 year guarantee. It offers free exams at 724 Washington St and invites inquiries, noting gold fillings from $1 and rates at $5 with lady attendants and weekday hours 9 AM to 7 PM.
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Washington S&t
New York Painless Dental Co., Inc
The New Koch Tuberculine Cure and Boston Office
The Koch Lung Cure offers a tuberculine treatment for consumption and asthma using a patented inhalation apparatus at 361 Boylston Street Boston. Dr Edward Koch reports deep lung reach, membrane healing, and renewed strength with patients claiming cures after short courses. Free consultation and one treatment are offered at the Boston office.
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Boston
Boylston Street
Lizzie Svenson
Cooper St
Worcester
Koch Lung Cure
Boylston St
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