Woman Struck by Motor Car on Commonwealth Avenue
Margaret Derrigan a 35 year old domestic of 1% Mountfort Street Back Bay lies in critical condition at City Hospital after being struck by a car on Commonwealth Avenue near the Cottage Farm bridge at 11 p m The car owned by Charles Gleason 258 Prince Street West Newton was driven by Jeremiah F Calnan 1371A Washington Street West Newton.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Margaret Derrigan
Mountfort Street
Back Bay
City Hospital
Cottage Farm Bridge
Charles Gleason
Prince Street
West Newton
Jeremiah F. Calnan
Washington Street
Labor unions plan meetings and visits in Boston
The Boston Central Labor Union executive board convenes at Wells Memorial tonight at 6 p m. A Moyer Bates conference panel met at 724 Washington St to arrange a William D Haywood visit. Boston unionists are set for a Sunday arrival and a Wednesday hall meeting at It Hall. The United Hatters and Hat Trimmers unions finalize by law changes. their boards will report to the unions. Boston Lodge Machinists 264 marks its anniversary ball on February 20. A committee oversees a craft united effort with H Soule and Richard Bro Thomas L Wilson. Newsboys Protective Union 9077 A F of L condemns a graphical union’s stance in Caledonian Hall meeting.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Building
Boston Lodge
Moses
Tearty Inn
Soar H. Soule
Richard Bro Thomas L. .Wilson
International Rice Prosident
Purof
Creamisng
Mauretania Breaks Record on Eastbound Atlantic Run
The Cunard liner Mauretania reached Queenstown after 5 days 2 hours 41 minutes at an average 23.90 knots setting a record for daily runs and speeds. Onboard were Captain Taylor engineer Nenkin and deckhand Coffin of the Fall River coal barge crew rescued after the barge broke away in a storm on January 24.
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Queenstown
Cunard
Mauretania
Taylor, Nenkin
Coffin
Atlantic Association Reshapes Circuit with New Cities
The Atlantic Association meeting scheduled for Saturday was postponed to next week as plans change. The circuit will exclude Manchester and Nashua and instead include Portland Lewiston Marlboro Fitchburg Taunton Pawtucket Woonsocket and Newport.
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Manchester
N. H
Nashua
Portland
Lewiston
Marlboro
Fitchburg
Taunton
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Newport
Gifted jewelled insignia to Mrs. Eddy from Concord Church
First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord New Hampshire presented Mary Baker Eddy with a jewelled insignia honoring her Officer dAcademie title from France. The gift included a wreath of diamonds rubies and enamel on a purple ribbon with letters of appreciation from Concord followers. A second letter mourned Eddy's departure from Concord and thanked her for guiding their community. The district notes Eddy continued her daily drive despite the cold.
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Officier d'Academie
France
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Concord
N. H
John H. Worthen
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Chestnut Hill
Dr. Worthen
Concord Church
Eddy
First Church of Christ
Scientist
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mary B. Marcy
Concord, N. H
Scientist Church
Hood and Sons Employees Hold Seventh Annual Ball
The H. P. Hood & Sons employees held their seventh annual ball in Paul Revere Hall with James Dunn and Pauline Starrett leading the grand march. A banquet followed as speeches and dancing concluded the event, and members discussed forming a social fraternal society with officers.
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H. P. Hood & Sons
Paul Revere Hall
James Dunn
Pauline Starrett
Wider field urged for Boston Girls Trade School
At the annual meeting of the Boston Trade School for Girls a sharp discussion followed reports on the school's relation to public schools. Many favored merging the institution into Boston's public schools to gain better buildings and resources for students.
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Corporation of the Boston Trade School For Girls
City of
Boston
Local Textile Clearance Sale Details and Prices
In this notice a general clearance sale offers hemstitched and hemmed linen tray cloths and Huck towels at deep discounts. Items include various sizes of towels marked down from 25c to 29c to as low as 19c, with some 12%c and 25c values noted. quantities, dates, and store branding are partially obscured.
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Calnery
Deseevacecs Wecevdecas
Shepard
Mail Stop Fraud Charged Against Boston Firm
A. M. Devereaux of Castine, Maine, prompted a federal fraud order against Williams, Dancklee & Co. of 31 State Street. Washington issued the order, marking the firm’s mail fraudulent and returning it to writers or the dead letter office. The firm ran a mail order business offering to place and buy stocks for a commission, allegedly charging $300 to $1000 for an expert examination and then doing nothing.
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A. M. Devereaux
Castine
Washington
Williams, Dancklee & Co
State Street
Boston
Eight Men Tie Up Elevated Road
A severe cold caused brakes to fail on a south bound train at Pleasant street, clogging platforms from Pleasant to Dudley. Additional delays on Battery street and the Atlantic avenue loop halted the entire elevated system, disrupting theatre crowds and hotel diners until late night. The subway stations fared better but still saw delays. By midnight trains were still not fully back to normal.
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Pleasant Street
Dudley Street
Battery Street
Atlantic Avenue
Boylston Street
Park Street
Scollay Square
Fire destroys Cambridge store and damages residence
A furnace overheated in a basement sparked a fire in a Cambridge street store owned by William R. Adams causing over seven thousand dollars in damage. Frozen water hampered extinguishing, while the adjacent Rev. F M Pickles residence suffered smoke and water damage. Adams, ill with heart disease, is kept unaware of the disaster as the shock may threaten his condition.
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William R. Adams
Cambridge Street
East Cambridge
F. M. Pickles
Adams
Summer Street
Man Mistakes Father In Law for Burglar in Dallas
A. C. Burr shot and killed his father-in-law William Connor in Dallas on January 30 after misidentifying him as a burglar.
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Dallas
Tex
William Connor
A. C. Burr
Bellevia dies after stabbing and gunshot wound
Giuseppi Bellevia of 456 Hanover Street Boston dies in Lynn after being stabbed in the cheek and shot in the brain while visiting his brother on Vivian Place. Police seek Salvatore Neccosia.
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Lynn
Giuseppi Bellevia
Hanover Street
Boston
Vivian Place
Salvatore Neccosia
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P. Olsen
Kilton Street
Dorchester
Gladys
The
Sunday Post
Daily Post
LABOR
Atlantic Association
Mrs. Eddy
Officier D’academie
Joseph A. Moore
Josiah E. Dwight
William A. Thompson
J. Wesley Plummer
ISE
Washburn
Crosby
Sita Aie Eee
Mae Ghest
Hood & Sons
Shepard Norwell Company
Idea Treen
Ewan Potas Rue de Aah
Niles Die Shin Sais Te Nahe
India
MAIL
Cambridge
Winchester
Bellevia
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W.L. Boys
Douglas, Brockton
Inam
Las
Gion Street
Corner School
Sancee Street
Cor
Lincoln
Court Street
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