Mayor and officials tour harbor aboard Monitor
Mayor Hibbard and a delegation rode the Monitor flagship of the penal institutions service down the harbor. They dined with James Cronin and visited Deer Island and Long Island pauper institutions. The group discussed a prisoner riot, the Chelsea fire nurse payroll issue, and the oath requirement for department heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard
Penal Institutions Service
Penal Institutions
Herbert Carruth
Mary Boyle O'Reilly
Children’s Institutions Trustees
Mary Dierkes
Board of Pauper Institutions
Adelaide Hibbard
James Cronin
House of Correction
Deer Island
Elizabeth T. Sheehan
Chelsea
Long Island
Charles Donlan
Mayors clash over full time for Schoolhouse Commission
Mayor Hibbard demands full time service from Schoolhouse Commission while Commissioner Noyes and Chairman Sturgis resist quitting outside jobs. Senator Tilton Bell refuses to sever publishing ties. Sturgis linked to a major architectural firm and Noyes to a Boston publisher. Commissioner Mullen defends City service and notes he reformed weights and measures while balancing law practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard
Commissioner Noyes
Sturgis
Tilton Bell
Noyes
Boston
Mullen
Department of Sealers of Weights and Measures
Department of Sealers of Weights and
Stril Itching of Skin Rashes Advertisement Item
An ad claims X Zalia soothes and cools wet skin rashes to stop itching and spreading, promising quick healing of various rashes.
Health board speaker urges national health bureau system
Dr. Charles Harrington of the Massachusetts Health Board told the American Medical Association that public health should be governed from Washington through a system of bureaus. He proposed a Cabinet level health department with a chief and advisory powers across agencies, plus a national sanitary police and a state delegates council.
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Chicago
Charles Harrington
Massachusetts Health Board
American Medical Association
Washington
Harrington
Fight Aboard Mauretania In Sea Clash
Four passengers arriving in New York after a Mauretania voyage were badly hurt in a fight that began in the smoking room and spread to the promenade deck. Detectives arrested three men alleged to be gamblers as others on board named George C. L. Perkins, R. L. McLeay, Ernest Graham, and Eric Thornton as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George C. L. Perkins
Cambridge University
R. L. McLeay
Portland
Ore
Ernest Graham
Chicago
Eric Thornton
Antwerp
Prince David Kalanianaole Dies in San Francisco
Prince David Kalanianaole of Hawaii died of pneumonia at the Hotel Stewart in San Francisco. He was the brother of Hawaiian Delegate Prince Cupid Kalanianaole and nephew of former Queen Liliuokalani.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Prince David Kalanianaole
Hawaii
Prince Cupid” Kalanianaole
Liliuokalani
Stewart
Acquittal in NYC Murder Case Involving Debts
Gaston P. Philip, a civil engineer and clubman from New York and Washington, was acquitted tonight by a jury in Criminal Court No. 2 of the murder of cab driver Frank Macaboy. The case stemmed from a quarrel over an alleged gambling debt and Philip received the verdict calmly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gaston P. Philip
New York
Frank Macaboy
Philip
Ruins Found Deep in San Ignacio Huatusco Forests
In San Ignacio Huatusco district tropical forest ruins of ancient pyramids and prehistoric buildings were discovered. Manuel Torres of the National Museum recently returned from the site and reported many interesting relics unearthed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
San Ignacio Huatusco
Manuel Torres
National Museum
Shonts Denies Duke de Chaulnes Died of Opium Abuse
Theodore P. Shonts, president of the Interborough Metropolitan, defends the death of his son in law Duke de Chaulnes as due to heart disease not drug use. He describes the moments before death in Paris, noting he and his daughter prayed beside the duke. He condemns libelous reports and details the duke and his daughter’s vigil and recovery of her own health.
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New York
Paris
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Metropolitan Company
Duke de Chaulnes
Parish Has Big Reunion at Gate of Heaven Church
Mechanics Hall hosted a Gate of Heaven parish reunion in South Boston with about 3000 attendees. Mayor Hibbard attended as chief guest, greeted by Pastor Rev. Robert Johnson who praised parish women for their essential work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
Gate of Heaven
South Boston
Robert Johnson
Hibbard
Charles H. Slattery
Anna Flood
Father Johnson
Gate of Heaven Church
Mayor Hibbard
MacLean Granted Discharge After Contempt Sentence
Judge Fox of the Superior Court yesterday ordered the discharge of Allan S. MacLean who was sentenced two weeks ago to three months on contempt. MacLean, who had been divorced three years, was alleged to have seized his child and sent him to Scotland to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Allan
MacLean
Scotland
Peters George Wedding at Hotel Bellevue
A Cambridge man C. A. Peters married Winthrop's Annie M. George in a quiet ceremony at the Hotel Bellevue. Rev. George Bicknell officiated and the couple then hosted a brief reception before leaving for a honeymoon in the Berkshires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
George
Hotel Bellevue
C. A. Peters
Cambridge
Annie M. George
Winthrop
George Bicknell
Berkshires
Bander Bennetts Wedding Draws Great Throng
The wedding of Miss Katie Bennett to Abe Bander drew a large crowd at Baldwin place West End synagogue. The 18 year old bride, daughter of Barnett Bennett known as Poco, wed in a ceremony featuring English and Hebrew rites with cantor Rabbi Margolis and rabbis Kichler and Rubenstein.
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Katie
Barnett Bennett
Abe Bander
Maynard
Harvard
Baldwin Place
West End
Rabbi Margolis
Kichler
Boston
Rabbi Rubenstein
Providence
Messrs
Dave Raphael
Henry Bowman
Isadore Bander
Dave Bennett
Charles Schelit
Harry Isenberg
Leopold Loeb
A. Kominsky
Louis Bennett
Sam Zanditton
Caspar Harris
Rose o' the World Lyrics Fragment in Dreaming Lover Tone
A lyrical fragment voices longing for Rose o' the World. The speaker laments a lover's absence, notes a mother and gossips, and cherishes dreams over social wedding norms as the fiddle keeper guides inner longing.
Boston man slept on pilot of fast express engine
Peter Callahan of Boston, fined $5 for intoxication and $10 for fare evasion, rode the Gilt Edge express to Attleboro last night sleeping on the engine pilot. Fireman and station agent awakened him. he said he had been drunk and reached Attleboro before arrest. He was jailed in Taunton after unpaid fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attleboro
Peter Callahan
Boston
Callahan
New London
Joseph Terran
Brown
Taunton
Connecticut
Free Vocal School Opened By Whitney in Tre Mont
B C Whitney manager of A Knight for a Day company started a professional conservatory yesterday at the Tre mont attracting about 30 girls from Boston and suburbs. Many seek stage careers though participation is optional and selected students may receive fall positions with Whitney’s companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Whitney
Tremont
Boston
Maneger Whitney
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Chambers
Henry Siegel Co
Health Board
Dr. Harrington
Mauretania
Lil
Gaston Philip
Pyramids
Mexico
Shonts
Duke
Parish
Sara Bee
Maaipsi
NAS
Rani
Coff
Rost
Cort
Bander-Bennett
Harry Labovitch
Jaynes-Riker Co. Woodward's
Wm. B
Tfunt Co. Kline’s
Houghton & Dutton
Xcix
Nora Hoppy
Rose
Colleens
Raginay
Free Vocal
Dourie
Gilchrist Co
Brine’s
Houghton & Dutton Co
Wolf’s
Butler’s
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