Police promotions reshape hundred member force
The department promotes 9 to sergeant across divisions 15 16 8 11 and 16 including Thomas Kane and John Roe Curtis and assigns them to new divisions. Several patrolmen including Arthur B Patrolman and Albert J McConnell rise to sergeant with transfers. Inspector’s office adds Thomas Norton Walter Murphy Demessey Silas Watte Owen Farley Pelton Ewen Cameron Harry Quirk Patrick Mahoney John Scott John Sweeney Henry Barry Thomas Sullivan Joseph Whitehead Thomas Gibbs William Morris to key posts while Quirk and Gibbs win meritorious service based promotions to reserve status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick F. King
Ee Teertesvets
Harrison B. Vinal
George F. McCausland
William J. Sheehan
Joseph A. Cassidy
Thomas J. Norton
Walter M. Murphy
James A. Demessey
Silas I. Watte
Owen Farley
William H. Pelton
Ewen S. Cameron
Harry Quirk
Patrick J. Mahoney
Walter, Brown
John F. Scott
John J. Sweeney
Henry J. Barry
Thomas Sullivan
Joseph S. Whitehead
Thomas A. Gibbs
William H. Morris
Quirk and
Gibbs
Vinal W. Harmon
Fred W. Somncmann
Renee
Frederick HH. Corot
Edward HA. Murtagh
Napoleon P. Boutiller
William A. O'Brien
Charles
Pike
Louis Browne
John F. McGillicuddy
Joseph J. McGillvray
Frederick H. Norcross
John J. Hurley
Jeremiah O'Keeffe
John J. Lordan
John Fr. Welch
William Lewis Seymour
Butler
Frank J. Sanders
John H. Spratt
John J. Harney
William H. Wallace
Edwin F. Briggs
Daniel H. Gould
John F. Mitchell
William Hartigan
Bernard J. McNally
Jeremiah F. Sheehan
Robert M. Coughlin
John O. Greg
Peereese EU Ceywies
Thomas H. Donohoe
George R. Weatherby
William A. Lyons
Herbert Murray
Perley
Palmer
John B. Dolliver
John W. Forbes
Nifford FH. Smith
Edward Maguire
George D. Kennedy
John J. Matheny
William L. Stinson
Devin
Michael J
Herbert FE. Stevens
John H. Brown Beereneeer
William E. Hagan
Joseph P
Joseph
Hodgkins
Frederick A. Accipn
William J. Aitken
Peter A. Hayes
Renee Enere
Joseph A. McCormick
Walter Brown
Rexall Mucu-Tone Promises Cure for Catarrh
Rexall Medical News promotes Mucu-Tone as a catarrh cure. It claims the remedy, prepared from a physician’s thirty year prescription, destroys parasites in the blood, tones mucous tissues, and adds vitality. A trial size is fifty cents with a satisfaction guarantee.
Local Labor Notes Highlight Union Wage Scale and Support
Union reports 50 mile radius crafts under new wage scale of 47% cents an hour with full conditions. nearly all firms signed the agreement. Boston Cigarmakers vote $75 to aid locked out New York cap makers and back an international amendment for a tuberculosis treatment home. Donations to Kall River textile workers totaling $26.56 from various unions. Cambridge machinists mass meeting announced with speakers from several unions. Boston Cambridge Firemen organize with P J Thornton as president and James V Hill as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Boston Cigarmakers
New York
Henry Abrahams
Boston CO. L. A
Kall River
Garment Workers’ Union
Electrical Workers’ Union
Gold Beaters’ Union
Cambridge
C. L. A. Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Frank K. Foster
Charles R. Sterling
Walter Ames
International Association of Machinists
Boston-Cambridge Firemen’s Union
P. J. Thornton
James V. Hill
Cuticura Relief Praised in Personal Testimony
A reader from Allegheny Pennsylvania describes fifteen years of scalp and skin torment followed by a dramatic cure after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. The testimonial notes rapid improvement in three days and full recovery in one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr B. Franklin
Washington
Allegheny
Bolton Beats Dyar for City Chairman
Alderman Fred H. Bolton was re elected president of the Republican city committee defeating ex Senator Perrie A. Dyar 116 to 97. The vote made Bolton the unanimous choice after Ward 10 leader Charles H. Innes moved the motion. Ex Representative Thomas M. Vinson was named secretary with Graves and Murchie re elected to posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred BH. Bolton
Republican City Committee
Perrie A. Dyar
Charles H. Innes
Dyar
Bolton
Thomas N. Hart
Thomas M. Vinson
Ward 20
Edward G. Graves
East Boston
Guy Murchie
Ward 11
Elderly Woman Found Frozen Near Home After Ordeal
Teresa Ha ley, an elderly resident of Creighton street, was found half frozen in the snow near her doorstep by a police officer early yesterday. An ambulance took her to Cambridge Hospital in serious condition after exposure in a brutal cold and wind while returning home alone from a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Haley
Cambridge Hospital
Creighton Street
Warrant Issued for Appleyard Arrest in Bank Insolvency Case
Buffalo officers issued warrants for Arthur E. Appleyard of Boston and for Richard Emory Eugene Georger and Robert F. Schelling of Buffalo. Appleyard faces larceny charges while the others are accused of omitting duties by bank directors in the fraudulent insolvency of the German Bank. Emory Georger and Schelling posted $500 bail each for a Tuesday hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Justice Murphy
John Doe
Arthur E. Appleyard
Boston
Richard Emory
Robert F. Schelling
Eugene A. Georger
Appleyard
Emory
A. J. Wheeler
Georger
Schelling
Tracy €. Becker
Joseph Dudley
Erie County
Becker
Ohio Union Traction Company
Eugene Georger
Burning brand ignites dress at home on Hudson Street
Mrs. Mary J. Kenneally, seated before the fire at 79 Hudson Street, was burned when a hot brand from an air-tight stove slipped into her lap. Patrolman W. J. Brown extinguished the flames. She was removed to City Hospital in an insensible condition with severe burns to the neck face head right arm and left hand. hair nearly burned off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Kenneally
Hudson Street
W. J. Brown
SCHOONER NELLIE EATON FLOATED AND TOWED HOME
The two mast schooner Nellie Eaton of Calais Maine, driven aground during the storm, was floated with help from the Vigilant and Mary E Morse and towed into Provincetown harbor. The vessel is slightly strained and leaking but not badly damaged and will receive temporary repairs before resuming its voyage to Eastport with coal cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Vigilant
Mary E. Morse
Nellie Eaton
Calais
Eaton
Eastport
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles Ointment Ad
The PAZO ointment claims to cure itching bleeding and protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee by druggists if the treatment fails. The notice emphasizes quick relief and refund policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soc
Is All Allegation Arrest Warrant In German Bank Case
Boston promoter Arthur E. Appleyard faces a warrant for alleged large scale larceny from the German Bank of Buffalo. Counsel Fred H. Williams says no warrant has been served and only newspaper reports provide the allegation. Appleyard, a 40 year old naturalized Englishman, built wealth in electricity and street railways before banking interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Appleyard
Boston
Bank of Buffalo
Post
Fred H. Williams
Corey Road
Beacon Street
Appleyard
Oak Grove Creamery
Millis
South Natick
Natick Gas Company
Framingham
Watertown
Newton
Eau Claire
Wis
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Buffalo
Richard Emory
Riots in Riga Leave Dozens Dead and Wounded
Riga Russia January 27 The riot last day left twenty nine men and two women dead and 87 civilians and eight soldiers wounded by revolver fire hospital returns show The workmen's request closes all theatres in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Russia
Indictments in Dodge Morse divorce case name several lawyers
Indictments were handed down in New York against former Justice Edgar L. Fursman A H Hummel Benjamin F Steinhardt Edward J Bracken Charles F Dodge and others in the Dodge Morse divorce controversy. Subornation of perjury and conspiracy are charged related to affidavits about service and attempts to have a marriage set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dodge-Morse
Supreme Court
Edgar L. Fursman
A. H. Hummel
Benjamin F. Steinhardt
Howe & Hummel
Edward J. Bracken
Charles F. Dodge
Morse
Hummel
Steinhardt
Fursman
Dodge
Bracken
Referee Hall
Bayonet Fighting as Kuropatkin Reports Russian Advances
General Kuropatkin reports Russian troops seized Sandepas after a fierce fight on January 26. He notes bayonet actions against Japanese forces and claims occupation of Khailatosa and Kheigoutaya, with cavalry pursuing fleeing Japanese dragoons and detachments driving back enemy flanks. A detachment captured 200 cattle near Hindkecheng.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Sandepas
Khailatosa
Kheigoutaya
Khancheensan
Expansan
Hindkecheng
Despondent Widow Takes Paris Green Poison
Mrs Bridget Haley a widow at 59 West Dedham street rushed into a neighbor’s house crying she would be dead in minutes after taking Paris green. Police and ambulance were summoned, she was taken to City Hospital and placed on the dangerous list with poor chances of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Green
Bridget Haley
Dedham Street
Secret Worker Coffee Linked to Patient’s Recovery
A Memphis couple recounts how stopping coffee and using Postum Food Coffee improved the husband’s stomach and heart trouble. He gained 35 pounds after a year and praised boiling Postum longer. The wife credits the remedy and notes plans to share the experience, from Postum Company of Battle Creek, Mich. The booklet The Road to Wellville is advertised with each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Soldiers Fire on Warsaw Mob
Warsaw January 27 troops clashed with strikers in Leszno street. The military used arms and the casualties are unknown. Strikers advanced into the Wolski suburb, looted liquor shops, and faced a sharp police confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Leszno
Wolski
Quiet Day In Moscow Amid Uncertainty Of Labor Strikes
May Prevail reports a calm day in Moscow with officials believing trouble is subsiding. Printers resume work and a few factories reopen south of the river, though fears grow that workers will refuse wages unless they resume. Ivanovo-Voznesensk reports alarm, with 200,000 factory hands and scant troops, prompting immediate reinforcement. no confirmation of major disturbances yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ivanovo-Voznesansk
Manchester
Chelsea Union Resolutions Oppose Massachusetts Death Penalty
The Chelsea Central Labor Union adopted a resolution declaring firm opposition to capital punishment and directing its legislative committee to push for abolition by the Massachusetts Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Chelsea
Carriage Workers Ball Draws Large Local Attendance
The 12th annual Carriage and Wagon Workers Union ball drew a large crowd at Paine Memorial Hall last night. Guests included Boston Central Labor Union president Frank H. McCarthy and AFL leaders James R. Crozier Dennis D. Driscoll plus Dodge Haley & Co officers. John McTaggart and Miss Violette Graham led the grand march for about 200 couples with floor officials John J. Hennessey John C. Crowell and H. A. Hart directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carriage and Wagon Workers’ Union 9
Paine Memorial Hall
Frank H. McCarthy
Boston Central Labor Union
James R. Crozier
American Federation of Labor
Dennis D. Driscoll
Philip H. Sweet
Frank C. McDonough
Waiters’ Union 80
Georgetown Steamer Georgetown Grounded at Great Point
Nantucket Jan 27 Efforts began to free the steamer Georgetown stranded at the end of Great Point after Wednesday’s snow storm A wrecking tug arrived but weather hampers work A lighthouse keeper reports sand piling against the vessel on the shore side with worsening conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Georgetown
Great Point
Howard
Laxative Brom o Quinine Adverts Noted in Market Page
An old newspaper fragment advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine with the slogan Always Remember the full name and a price of 25 cents. The brief item reflects mid century consumer ads and pricing.
Two Young Women Spark Boulevard Chat On Hunters
Curious crowds on North Beacon Street watch two stylish riders in a lively spin down the boulevard. The nearly underage riders, spirited and carefree, draw attention as onlookers admire their horsewomen skills and the animals they ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulevard
North Beacon Street
Back Bay
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Thomas Kane
John J. Roe- Curtis
Ney
Sersergeant
Geant
Vision 15
Arthur B
Albert J. McConnell
Sargent
William J. Hyland
Ee Ewer
Frederick J. Smith
Millard M. Frohock
Albert M. Lovell
Herman B. Bodenschats
John A. Brickley
Philip H
Thomas O'Neil
Keane
Rexall Medical News
JAYNES @ CO
Rexall Four Stores Agency
Washington St
Life Insurance CO
Columbus Ave
F. B. Weeks
Warren Street
Roxbury
Mass. Ave
S. D. Bartlett
Summer Street
Chatham
Chatham Bay
Franklin St
Bosto
Ward
CITY
Fred E. Bolton
Republican
Chickering
Perlie A. Dyar
Mollie Eaton
Morse Case
West Virginia
America
Seal of West Virginia
American Stogie CO
Pitteburg
Cummings CompAny
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