Whelton Named Deputy Sheriff in Boston
Daniel A. Whelton, who acted as Mayor of Boston after P. A. Collins's death, was tonight appointed deputy sheriff by Sheriff John Quinn Jr. The appointment takes effect at 9 am with Whelton to be sworn in and begin duties. Office hours will start at 7 am and end at 8 pm daily except holidays and Sundays. Deputies will be on duty to promptly serve legal papers.
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Daniel A. Whelton
Actie
Boston
P. A. Collins
Lagt Nlaht
Write
Sherif John Quinn, Jr
Whelton
Cambridge Subway Opening Expedited
General Bancroft of the Boston Elevated Railway Company states the transit commission bears no responsibility for delays in opening the Cambridge subway. He says the Transit Commission and the Elevated Railway Company are expediting the project and are in full cooperation, regretting a misreported public statement.
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General Bancroft
Boston Elevated Railway Company
J. Harveyite
Boston Transit Commission
Cambridge Subway
White
Transit Commission
Elevated Railway Company
Grand Trunk’s Cinch Hailed At Boston Fruit Exchange Event
Cy Warman told 400 at the Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange that Grand Trunk will enter Boston, proposing an open port to force London goods here. Lt Gov Luce urged defense of the Constitution while Sisson defended the federal framework. Attridge welcomed guests as Belmont sent word he backs Cape Cod canal efforts. Other speakers included Zorn and Martin.
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Cy Warman
Boston Fruit and Produce
American House
Grand Trunk
Boston
London
Alfred P. Lee
Exchange
John J. Attridge
August Belmont
New York
Cape Cod Canal
Victor L. Zorn
New York Fruit Exchange
John J. Martin
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Stoughton Street Baptist Church Dorchester a Baptist pioneer
The Stoughton Street Baptist Church in Upham's Corner Dorchester traces to the 1845 North Dorchester Baptist origin. It rebuilt after a 1879 fire and expanded a 500-seat auditorium. Now about 590 members, it raises $9k to $10k yearly for expenses and missions and conducts a six week Daily Vacation Bible School reaching about 150 children.
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Stoughton Street
Upham’s Corner
Dorchester
North Dorchester
First Baptist Church
Massachusetts
R. J. Adams
G. B. Vosburg
D. D
Albert G. Upham
Clifton D. Gray
Seaver Case to Jury Today
The case against Augustus Seaver and Patrick F. Sheehan for allegedly falsifying nominating papers in Seaver’s gubernatorial bid will be decided by a jury. After closing arguments, Judge Chase will instruct the jurors as Sheehan testified he was promised pay and shared campaign money, while Charles H. Innes denied involvement or promises of funds.
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Augustus Seaver
Patrick F. Sheehan
Seaver
Webber
Chase
Sheehan
Workingmen’s Party
Charles H. Innes
Labor Party
Foss
Motorman Injures Eye After Street Car Collision
Charles Cook of 14 Meacham Road North Cambridge employed by the Boston Elevated Road as a motorman leaped from a car in Central Square Cambridge while off duty and ran into a following car, lacerating his right eye and lip.
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Charles Cook
Meacham Road
North
Cambridge
Boston
Central Square
Boston Archdiocese Names New Chancellor and Secretary
The Rev. James P. E. O Connell is named chancellor of the Boston archdiocese and Rev. Charles J. Sullivan appointed secretary to Cardinal O Connell. The chancery moves to Granby street and mail is required for all official business.
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O’connell
Archdiocese of
Boston
Charles J. Sullivan
Granby Street
M. J. Splaine
Chancery
James P. E. O’connell
Charles Sullivan
Chancery Office
William Cardinal O'Connell
Piles Cure Promises Relief in Two Weeks
An aged medical ad claims a remedy for piles will cure itch and bleeding in 6 to 14 days. It asserts a money-back or phased return if relief is not achieved and lists a price of about 50 cents.
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Munyoan, Phila
Auto ladder truck climbs Parker Hill in Boston
The first automobile ladder truck in Boston’s fire department climbed Parker Hill the city’s steepest grade in 2m 53s yesterday. Fire Commissioner Cole Chief Mullen Superintendent Byington and several officers witnessed the feat noted as remarkable for heavy apparatus.
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Boston
Parker Hill
Cole
Mullen
Byington
Martin A. Kenealy
Charles H. Cosgrove
New York Firm Demonstrates Fire Truck For Boston
Joseph A. Webber, agent for American La France, arranged a month long trial of a new motor truck in Boston. The test began from Engine 37 with timing by the fire alarm system as Lester Tifft drove to Box 255 and alerted. The truck includes a 40 gallon chemical tank, 200 feet of hose, ladder gear, and tools. After testing it goes to Chemical 13 Forest Hills for further evaluation. The firm is also building a mobile spring-raising water tower and a chemical engine with hose for the department. Commissioner Cole praised the vehicle.
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Joseph A. Webber
Mullen
New York
American la France Fire Engine Company
Elmira
N. Y
Boston
Longwood Avenue
Lester Tifft
Chemical 13
Forest Hills
American la France Company
Cole
Wickersham Defends Lewis After ABA Ousting
Attorney General Wickersham writes to 47 ABA members defending William H. Lewis the U S assistant attorney alleging the executive committee acted with racial prejudice. He notes Lewis was elected after regular nomination and that a new committee made the ousting decision. He argues the move harms professional honor and justice administration.
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Washington
The
American Bar Association
William H. Lewis
United States
Bar Association
Wickersham
Attorney-General
Lewis
Concert for Benefit of Jewish Institute Held at Lorimer Hall
Tolstoi Literary Circle of the Jewish People's Institute staged a benefit concert at Lorimer Hall last evening attended by 300. Notable parts included Bernard Olshansky of the Boston Opera Company singing in Russian German and French with the Muscanto Russian Family Orchestra. The program also featured readings by Miss Marie E. Neahr and Miss Stella M. Bosworth, songs by Miss Katherine Crockett, and piano solos by Samuel Levine with accompaniment by Rose D. Shapiro.
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Tolstoi Literary Circle
Jewish People’s Institute
Lorimer Hall
Bernard Olshansky
Boston Opera Company
Muscanto Russian Family Orchestra
Marie E. Neahr
Emerson College
Katherine Crockett
Lucina Jewell
Samuel Leon Gorodetzky
Rose D. Shapiro
Samuel Levine
Stella M. Bosworth
Mkmerson School of Oratory
Cambridge youths arrested for theft
James J. Breen 17 of 223 Brattle Street Cambridge and Louis Orlandesse 18 of 24 Holworthy Place Cambridge were arrested late last night charged with breaking and entering and larceny of $15 tobacco from a Water Town store on Mt. Auburn Street Tuesday night.
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James J. Breen
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Louis Orlandesse
Holworthy Place
Mt. Auburn Street
Watertown
Taft Indorsed in Washington By Republican Committee
The Republican State central committee rejected the presidential primary plan 19 to 7. The Taft administration was indorsed 16 to 12. The state convention is set for Aberdeen on May 15, and the Roosevelt League will meet in Seattle on March 14.
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Tacoma
Wash
Republican State Central Committee
Taft
Aberdeen
Roosevelt League
Seattle
Smoke Talk by Dartmouth Alumni Draws Boston Crowd
Dartmouth alumni from Boston held a leap year smoke talk at the Hotel Bellevue. The Dartmouth Quintet sang college songs and alumni exchanged jokes in a lively gathering that drew about 1590 attendees.
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Dartmouth
Boston
Hotel Bellevue
Overheated Boiler Fire Causes $12,000 Loss in Salem
Fire at 6 8 Clift street in the home of Joseph Hacker caused by an overheated boiler led to $12,000 in damages and challenged firemen before being extinguished.
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Salem
Joseph Hacker
Clift Street
Mayor and Mrs Fitzgerald Enjoy Palm Beach Vacation
Palm Beach Florida February reports Mayor John F Fitzgerald and his wife enjoying their annual winter vacation. The weather is ideal and a large crowd of winter visitors is lively. The mayor enjoys swimming and social events, and has sung Sweet Adeline multiple times while declining to sing Houn Dave despite Champ Clark's campaign use.
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Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Fitzgerald
Adeline
Dave
Champ Clark
Mendelssohn Choir and Chicago Orchestra Thrill Boston Audience
The Mendelssohn Choir of Toronto joined the Theodore Thomas Symphony Orchestra of Chicago for a memorableSymphony Hall concert in Boston. From the opening a cappella motet to the final Die Meistersinger chorale, the choirs and orchestra impressed with tone color, balance, and technical precision under A. S. Vogt and Mr. Stock. The performance featured Schumann Liebesfruhling, Wagner excerpts, and Bantock arranged Annie Laurie, drawing enthusiastic acclaim and calls for future appearances.
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Toronto
Theodore Thomas ‘Symphony Orchestra
Chicago
Symphony Hall
S. Vogt
Chicago Orchestra
Boston
Lotti
Gounod
Berlioz
Bach
Grieg
Theodore Thomas
Wagner
Tristan
Vogt
Mr. Stock
George Schumann
Stock
W Morgan Shuster Visiting Boston Wednesday
W Morgan Shuster, former Persia treasurer general, will be in Boston on Wednesday to accept an invitation from the Boston City Club sent by wireless before he reached New York on the George Washington.
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W. Morgan Shuster
Persia
Boston
Boston City Club
New York
Clothier Sale Ad Warned Until Noon Near Hanover
A historical notice advertises a sale at My Clothier located at the corner of Hanover and Portland Streets. It promises legal stamp promotions with purchases up to noon.
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Hanover
Portland Streets
Timely Advice on Cold Relief and Lung Health
Timely advice promotes Father John's Medicine for prompt relief from colds throat and lung troubles. It claims to avoid alcohol or nerve-destroying drugs that weaken the body and deepen illness.
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Father John
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