Williams Chosen as National Committeeman for Democrats
The Hon. George Fred Williams replaces Hon. John W. Corcoran on the Democratic National Committee after Corcoran's seat was declared vacant at the Worcester convention. Col. A C. Drinkwater of Braintree was named chair man and Hon. William S. McNary secretary. A special committee will report on city and town committee organization. The Milford town committee election contest was referred to another special committee. The Waiters' Union protested meetings at the American House, to be heard next Friday. The meeting adjourned after about an hour.
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George Fred Williams
John W. Corcoran
Democratic Nationarl Committee
Worcester
A C. Drinkwater
Braintree
William S. McNary
Milford
Waiters’ Union
State Committee
Themerican House
Boston
Lieutenant Colonel Curtis Guild Resigns From Army
The adjutant-general’s office laughs as Curtis Guild Jr. resigns his militia and army roles to pursue peace and civil office. He declines brigadier general honors and returns to plain Mr. Guild after leaving the United States volunteers. He previously served with General Lee in Florida and Cuba until February 23.
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Curtis Guild
Guilé
M. V
Guild
Wolcott
Curtis Guild, Jr
Lee
Florida
Cuba
United States Volunteers
Will of Edward H. R. Lyman Probed Bequeaths $1.5 Million
The estate of Edward H. R. Lyman who died Jan 20 in Brooklyn is valued at 1.5 million dollars. Religious and charitable bequests total about 50 thousand dollars to institutions in Northampton and other beneficiaries include Catherine A. Lyman widow with 200 thousand dollars and use of the Remsen street residence. Children Anna J. White and Frank Lyman receive 200 thousand each. sisters Susan Lesley and Catherine H. Dene receive 19 thousand each. Fort Hill estate in Northampton belongs to Mrs Lyman with disposal rights.
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New York
Edward H. R. Lyman
Brooklyn
Unitarian Society of
Northampton
Mass
Catherine A. Lyman
Remsen Street
Anna J. L. White
Frank Lyman
Susan Lesley
Catherine H. Dene
Fort Hill
Tourist itinerary for Boston to Mt Vernon and Alexandria
D. N. Bell, tourist agent, lists a seven day round trip under the Pennsylvania railroad system departing Boston March 13 27 April 3 10 and 2 percent. Side trip to Mt Vernon and Alexandria. Travel costs shown as 23 dollars. itinerary at 206 Washington Street.
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Mt. Vernon
Alexandria
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
Browning
Hamelit
Margaret MacLaren Eager
Tyler Street Day Nursery
Boston Theatre
Legislation on Horseshoers and Local Elections Debated
Lawmakers debated registration for horseshoers, saw a 103 to 31 House vote against the bill, and 76 to 50 against popular elections for Taunton streets leadership. Hearings covered osteopathy, overtime limits for women and minors, lobster protection, liquor laws, and Dorchester Bay lifesaving needs.
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House
Senate
Root
Boston
Odlin
Andover
Taunton
Saunders
Election of Senators in Massachusettas Senate dispute
The article reports debates on how United States Senators are chosen, citing Rep Mellen and Boston Senator Kelcher. Kelcher argues the Senate battle reflects a clash of intellects and warns Massachusetts must not surrender to a party that uses office for ambition.
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United States
Committee On Federal Relations
Mellen
Kelcher
Boston
Senate
Massachusetts
Massachinetta
Peterses
Taking Nantasket Beach Prospects in State Purchase Debate
The Metropolitan Park Commission hearing on Nantasket Beach was continued. Speakers urged state purchase, noting broad public interest and potential land-value gains, with Hull taxpayers and Tufts College commenting on widespread benefit beyond any single district.
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Nantasket Beach
Metropolitan Park Commission
Legislative Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
John F. Merrill
Quincy
Park Commission
H. Stearns
P. A. Collins
Hull Taxpayers’ Association
Henry W. Goodwin
Association
Goodwin
Hull
Elmer H. Capen
Tufts College
Nantasket
Senator Tague's Bill for Boston Fire Dept Twelve-Hour Basis
The committee on metropolitan affairs will hear Senator Tague's proposal to limit Boston firemen to twelve hours in any twenty four, with hours set by the fire commissioner. The bill argues current hours exceed those of other services and seeks uniform 12 hour shifts.
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Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Tague
Boston
Rumor Settles Music Hall Sale Won by Seigel Cooper Co
Real estate men claim Seigel Cooper Co of New York bought the Music Hall property and will take possession in weeks. C W Whittier refused to confirm or deny the rumor saying he resold the property recently but would not name the new buyer. Other brokers say a large dry goods firm secured the site and alterations will start soon.
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John Wanamaker
Music Hall
Seigel, Cooper & Co
New York
Seigel
Students Chamber Concert Highlights Adele Aus der Ohe
A sixth Music Students Chamber Concert featured Adele Aus der Ohe in Association Hall with Beethoven Appassionata Chopin studies Op 25 Liszt Rhapsody and extra Wagner Liszt Spinning Song. Her performance of Chopin studies praised for technique and artistry drawing a large audience and applause. The next event March 14 will feature Ernst Perabo and the Symphony Orchestra.
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Adele Aus der Ohe
Association Hall
Strauss-Tausig
Rubinstein
Liszt
Miss Aus der Ohe
Mendelssohn
Ernst Perabo
Through Sleeping Car Service to Montreal
Fitchburg railroad along with Rutland Central Vermont and Grand Trunk will run through sleeping cars to Montreal via Lake Champlain route starting March 1. Leave Boston Union Station Causeway street weekdays at 7 p.m. and Sundays at 7 30 a.m. arriving in Montreal daily at 9 a.m.
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Fitchburg Railroad
Rutland
Central Vermont
Grand Trunk
Montreal
Lake Champlain
Boston
Union Station
Causeway Street
Sail
Boston YMCA to mark forty eighth anniversary with reception
Public reception tomorrow evening marks the Boston Young Men's Christian Association forty eighth anniversary. Governor Wolcott and Bishop Lawrence will be special guests and will greet trustees and directors during the event. The building will be fully illuminated for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Walcott
Lawrence
Hostetter's Bitters Rebuilding Stomachs and Digestion
Disordered stomachs are aided by Hostetter's Bitters restoring digestive balance. The remedy claims to cure dyspepsia constipation and biliousness through its tonic effects.
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Hostetter
New York Plays Spark Theatres With Musketeers And Magda
In New York last night Eddie Sothern starred in Henry Amiltons The Three Guardsmen at the Knickerbocker. Edith Crane led as Clarice with Mrs Fiske in Magda at the Fifth Avenue, and James ONeill is expected soon in the same Musketeers play. Frances Hodgson Burnetts Joe Hurst Gentleman had a Washington tryout with mixed reviews.
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New York
Henry Amilton
Dumas
Three Guardsmen
Knickerbocker
Eddie Sothern
Fourth Avenue
Mr. Sothern
D’artagnan
Clarice
Countess de Winter
Edith Crane
Virginia Harned
James O'Neill
Frederic DeBelleville
Schwartze
John Craig
Tyrone Power
von Keller
Ns Om
Frohman
Josie Hall
Cuba
Havana
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Joe Hurst
Washington
Digby Bell
Wire
Boston
Henry Jewett
John Storm
Theatrical People and Deaths Mark Busy Week in Theater
Joseph Haworth to create a heavy role for Charles Frohman while Frank McKee takes charge at Madison Square Theatre under Frohman. Maud Heslam and Sara Jewett die. Thomas Le Mack dies in New York. Sheridan Shook near death. Castle Square Theatre distributes 87 900 programmes. Willie Edouin and Louie Freear set for The Man in the Moon. Teresa Vaughn to tour Europe. Lydia Thompson pig benefit planned. Jefferson’s sons end seas and join father for a five week tour starting April 2.
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Joseph Haworth
John Storm
the Christian
Charles Frohman
Frank McKee
Charles H. Hoyt
Madison Square Theatre
New York
Maud Heslam
William Gillette
Too Much Johnson
Actors’ Fund
Thomas le Mack
Andrew Mack
Sara Jewett
Union Square Company
Sheridan Shook
A. M. Palmer
Castle Square Theatre
Willie Edouin
Alice Atherton
Louie Freear
New York Theatre
Teresa Vaughn
Red Beach
N. J
Irving, Tree
Charles Wyndham
Lydia Thompson
Joseph Jefferson
Sears
Woonsocket
The Boston Theatre brings Shenandoah battle alive on stage
The Boston Theatre staging of Shenandoah features a vivid battle scene by Mr. Litt's company and draws strong crowds. The Village Postmaster at Park shows steady growth in popularity with a brisk business. Major engagements follow with Julia Marlowe, Louis Mann and Clara Lipman, and May Irwin announced for upcoming bills.
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Boston
May Irwin
Kate Kip
Newark
Viola Allen
Minnie Ashley
Grand Opera House
Graham
Southern Special Company
Marion Sawtelle
Kunvyin Club Whiskey Endorsed by Physicians
Physicians recommend Kunvyin Club as the purest whiskey for clubs homes and medicinal use. The label promotes its suitability for varied settings and health minded consumers seeking a trusted spirit.
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Austin
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Emery
Green St
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Joseph L. Parker
W. A. Domeritt
Columbus Ave
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Dudley
Samuel Siskind
W. A. Coapin
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