Annual Meeting of Republican Club of Massachusetts
The Republican Club of Massachusetts held its annual meeting at 223 Washington Street. Francis H. Appleton presided, with Henry Parkman reading the executive report. Officers were elected for the ensuing year including President Appleton, Secretary Manchester, and Treasurer Devens, while the club mourned the death of Frank Morison and urged support for Boston port advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Washington Street
Francis H. Appleton
Peabody
Henry Parkman
Boston
George Co. Crocker
Boston Transit Commission
Glene Wwiggy Ted
Forrest Cer
A. Bailey, Jr
Arlington
Manchester
Music Hall
Frank Morison
A. L Devens
Forrest
Winchester
A. Lithgow Devens
Hamilton
Edwin Baker
Shelburne
Henry S. Lee
Springfield
Frank P. Goulding
Taunton
Charles W. Clifford
New Bedford
James A. Bailey, Jr
Kent
Draper
Honedale
Robert H.gardiners
Newton
Edward B. Glasgow
Worcester
Gurtis Guild, Jr
Robert Carris
East Bridgewater
Elihu B. Hiyes
Lynn
Edwin F. Lyford
Charles FP. Sprague
Henry E. Turner
Malden
John L. Brewster
Lawrence
H. Torrey Cady
North Adams
Louis M. Clark
Thacher T. Hallet
Yarmouth
Willis K. Hodgman
Appleton
Congressman McCall
Young Men's Congress Debates Union, Canal, and Membership
The Young Men's Congress held a large weekly meeting with two thirds absent. The constitutional amendment on honorary membership was laid over to next week. The Nicaraguan Canal bill was postponed for one week. A resolution condemning combinations of capital and the Federation of Labor sparked a heated debate with Solis and Webster for, Harber O Connell and Brooks against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Congress
Young Men’s Congress
Federation of Labor
Messrs. Solis
Webster
Messrs. Harber
O’connell
Brooks
Removal of H. Mais Hair Dresser to Temple Place
H Mais hair dresser has removed to 46 Temple Place, up one flight.
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H. Mais
Temple Place
Dover Bank Directors Withhold Report In Abbott Case
Dover New Hampshire January meeting of the Dover National Bank directors failed to disclose the bank examiner Dorr s report on cashier Isaac F Abbott alleged theft. Directors withheld the full findings, raising public skepticism that Abbott acted alone and suggesting others may be involved. The next assembly awaited Hall s return with a possible public or private release of the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Dover National Bank
Dorr
Isaac F. Abbott
Abbott
Moses D. Page
Henry Worthen
R. N. Ross
Joshua G. Hall
Ex-Patrolman Osgood Receives Farewell Gift From Station 14
Ex-officer Stephen Osgood born 1850 in Gardiner Missouri retires after twenty six years service. Brighton police officers honor him with a cane and umbrella inscribed Presented by the officers and men of Station 14. He plans to settle on the Cape, thanked colleagues, and was welcomed with cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Osgood
Division 14
Brighton
Cape
Gaskin
Stephen Osgoods
Gardiner
Circassia
Boston
D. W. Herrick
Osgood
Harwich
General Lew Wallace Lecture At Copley Hall On Ben Hur
General Lew Wallace spoke last night to a select audience in Copley Hall on How I Came to Write Ben Hur. He praised his descriptive power and chaste language while highlighting Ben Hur’s chariot race and triumph over Messala. He also described the Nazarene narrative, miracles, and the spiritual growth leading to Christian conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Wallace
Copley Hall
Ben Hur
Messala
Revere Relief Corps Hosts Memorial Hall Entertainment
The Woman's Relief Corps auxiliary to William B. Eaton Post 199 G A R Revere held a benefit show in Memorial Hall last evening. The program included an address by Department President Clare H Burleigh, songs and readings. A notable feature was a pantomime of Famine from Hiawatha performed by reader pantomimist Miss Helen Soule, with Miss Grace Learned assisted by corps members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps Auxiliary
William B. Eaton
Revere
Memorial Hall
Department
Clare H. Burleigh
Hiawathe
Helen Soule
Grace Learned
BEERBOHM TREE DEBUTS IN AMERICAN TOUR AT TREMON T
New York reports Mr. and Mrs. Tree of London arriving for a New World engagement. Tree's two plays show range from Gringoire’s naive romance in The Ballad Monger to the aged Demetrius in The Red Lamp. Mrs Tree shines as supporting foil. Boston dates set for Tremont Theatre from March 25 for one week.
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New York
Mr. Tree
Ur.figo Re
Gringoire
Demetrius
Guangengig
Mrs. Tree
Lawrence Barrett
Nat Goodwin
Louse
London
Museum
Charles Barron
Secret Police
Henry Neville
Captain Temple
Boston
Fitzsimmons Held on Manslaughter Charge in Syracuse
Robert Fitzsimmons was arraigned before Justice Vann on a manslaughter indictment for the death of Don Riordar following a sparring exhibition at Jacobs's Opera House on November 16. He pleaded not guilty and was held in $10,000 bail, which he had not posted by late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Robert Fitzsimmons
Justice Vann
Don Riordar
Jacobs
Opera House
Twiffler Club Dinner and Annual Meeting at Parker's
The Twiffler Club dined at Parker's and held its annual meeting. Elected officers were President Allen H. Bent, vice president F. L. Stetson, secretary BB Gould, treasurer Wallace S. Silver. Executive committee named James R. White, James W. Gilrain, Philip A. Schaab. Speakers included Willis C. Hardy, A. H. Bent, Winslow Nickerson, and G Elmer Fowle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twiffler Club
Parker
Allen H. Bent
F. L. Stetson
BB. Gould
Wallace
Silver
James R. White
James W. Gilrain
Philip A. Schaab
Willis C. Hardy
A. H. Bent
Winslow Nickerson
G. Elmer Fowle
Fisherman Lovitt Hip Son Drowns Off Monhegan
In Rockland Maine on January 28 Lovitt Hip Son a 20 year old fisherman from Publico Nova Scotia was washed overboard from the schooner Helen Story Saturday off Monhegan and drowned despite crew efforts to reach him.
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Rockland
Lovitt Hipson
Publico
N. S
Helen Story
Monhegan
Boston Banking Men Favor President's Plan
Boston bankers broadly back the President's financial plan, urging immediate action to restore confidence. Key figures like Henry J. Jacquith, Moses Williams, Charles H. Allen, and others urge rapid adoption of the gold basis, bond issuance, and avoidance of a silver standard, while warning Congress may hesitate but urging public pressure.
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Presiden
Congress
Henry J. Jacquith
Hancock Trust Company
Jacquith
United States
Moses Williams
Third National Bank
Charles H. Allen
The
Home Savings Bank
William A. Tower
National Bank of the Commonwealth
George S. Bullens
National Revere Bank
Newton
Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank
Senate
House
Charles C. Jackson
Jackson & Curtis
Commonwealth Avenue
Cleveland
Horatio G. Curtis
Old
Poston National Bank
Marlboro Street
Treasury
Mr. Curtis
Amos W. Steiser
State National Bank
Tremont Street
Barkers
Faneuil Hall
American Wringer Co. Catalog and Repair Services
The American Wringer Co. at 138 and 15 Broadway extension manufactures wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Mail orders promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 74.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
Dr Greene's Nervura touted as cure for fits in children
An advertisement asserts Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy cures fits, St. Vitus dance, epilepsy, hysteria, and nervous convulsions. It cites a Boston case where a ten year old girl recovered after two months and credits the remedy with strengthening blood and circulation. The ad offers free consultation with Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Greene
Greene
Police raid dampens Turn Hall festivities in liquor seizure
Captain Brown and Sergeants Saxton led a raid at Turn Hall around 11 pm seizing over 100 gallons of liquor. Three men Samuel Kall Arthur O'Neil and David Levi were arrested for illegal liquor sales as officers confiscated champagne lager Rhine wine whiskey and many bar supplies. The case proceeds in court today.
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Turn Hall
Captain Brown
Sergeartt Saxton
Station 5
Samuel Kall
Arthur O'Neil
David Levi
Forbes
Hankard
Brown
Durance
Brooklyn Troops Head Home Amid Shift at Armory
Orders sent this afternoon to return to New York as the Seventh Regiment leaves the Halsey street power house where they have been quartered since last Monday. The Seventy first Regiment and the First Battery pack to move to New York quarters. Forty Maspeth deputy sheriffs strike at noon over pay, leaving twenty on guard as Sheriff Dodt vows to fill vacancies. no Maspeth car service today.
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New York
Halsey Street
Brooklyn
Dodt
Maspeth
Porter's sermon links trolley strike to reform plan
In Central Square Church Rev FE S Porter discusses a Brooklyn trolley strike during his sermon. He cites police sympathy, a State Board of Arbitration report condemning railroad managers, and a writ of mandamus. He proposes state licensing for motormen and conductors and enforcement of arbitration decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater
Central Square Congregational Church
FE. S. Porter
Brooklyn
State Board of Arbitration
Board of Arbitration
Lowell Men Decline Brooklyn Rail Work Offer
About a dozen street railroad men left Lowell Saturday for Brooklyn. The $2 daily wage failed to attract current workers, seen as no lure for Lawrence and Haverhill men unless they lack immediate local employment. The agent had to confront conductors in their room. only a few sought him at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Brooklyn
Lawrence
Haverhill
Merry Monarchs Dance Night Captivates Odd Fellows Hall
The Merry Monarchs held their annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall attracting about 150 couples after a Waverly Orchestra concert from 8 to 9. President Thomas W. Broughal and Miss Nora Sullivan led the march, followed by M. J. Sullivan and Miss Annie Devine, with William H. Sullivan directing the floor and a large reception committee overseeing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Merry Monarchs
Waverly
Thomas W. Broughal
Nora Sullivan
M. J. Sullivan
Annie Devine
William H. Sullivan
J. B. Hansworth
P. J. Broughal
J. J. Holland
J. E. Campbell
J. E. Wood
J. J. Mellaly
D. J. Sullivan
M. J. Larkin
J. E. Lee
L. C. Farring
M. H. Collins
J. F. Curley
J. J. Shea
E. F. Kelliher
J. F. Burns
R. M. Shea
Trinity Club Annual Banquet At Youngs With Notables
The Trinity Club held its tenth annual banquet at Youngs last night with almost 200 attendees. President Josiah Quincy led the meeting and speakers including Richard Henry Dana and Rev Edward Hale addressed civic and social issues, praising reform in New York politics and critiquing Massachusetts almshouse methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Club
Young
Josiah Quincy
Richard Henry Dana
New York
Tammany
Edward E. Hale
Massachusetts
Long Island
Dean Hodges
Episcopal Theological School of
Cambridge
Hodges
Garment Workers’ Union
Boston
Winchester Donald
W. H. Derwart
James S. Phillips
George L. Allen, Jr
Grade Crossing Tragedy Near Arctic Centre
At a Willimantic division grade crossing near Arctic twelve miles from Providence Maggie Mc Guire, her brother William, and a 19 year old named Verrier were struck by a New York & New England express. Miss McGuire died instantly as the buggy and occupants were thrown about thirty feet with the horse. Verrier suffered severe neck and head injuries and his leg was amputated below the knee. McGuire was bruised and cut but both he and Verrier are expected to recover.
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Providence
Maggie McGuire
William McGuire
Verrier
Arctic Centre
River Point
New York
New England
Miss McGuire
McGuire
Arctic
Willimantic
New York & New England Railroad
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FR. Curtis
DR. Robinson
DR. Taylor
Augustine Thompson
Moxie Nerve Food
Methyl Dental
Republican Club
Dort
Patrollan
Osood
Revere Relief Corps
Hood
Beerbohm Tree
Beergohm Tree
Herbert Beerbohm
Fitz
Eggs &Cunningham
Henny A. Mott
Bat Aes American
Devonshire
John. Foyer
Massnee
Cora Learmonth
Bishop
K. of
Padden
Martin J. Padden
District Assembly
M. J. Bishop
Post
Knights of Labor
Mr. Bishop
Buffalo
Old South Clothing Company
H. J. Pfaff & Song
John B. Alley & Son
M. B. Sellers
Sellers
Roxbury
Pfaff
Padien
M. M. McMahon
Corect
District Assembly 30
American Federation of Labor
J. B. Moran
No. 2
Court Street
Workman
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McNa
McEttrick
Cer
Martin J. Her
Dock Square
Owns Sons
J. J. Fecitt
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Century
Johnson & CO
John H. Woodbury
Winter St
Woodbury
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