Over Fifty Prominent Bostonians Named for July Reception
Committees of Boston leaders were chosen yesterday to stage the National Association of Manufacturers convention reception in July. The lists include executives from mercantile, banking and social circles with members from wool, feather and paper trades. Subcommittees cover finance, executive, reception, final event and entertainment with many notable names such as Henry W. Peabody, J. Richard Carter, B. F. Keith, and John Hopewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens
National Association
Oston
Ew England
Association
Wentworth
Boston
Nance
Henry W. Peabody
Albert A. Pope
John Shepard
George T. Copwins
Francis B. Sears
William M. Wood
Jorge W. Armstrong
Albert Herbert
Wallace Kerce
Ohn Hopewell
Stephen O'Meara
Alpheus Hardy
Elwyn G. Preston
Mry G. Kittredge
J. Richard Carter
T.fverson Coolidge
Charles F. Fairbanks
William Whitman
A. Shuman
William H. Bent
Joseph R. Leeson
William B. Rice
A. S. Covel
N. G
Boston Woman Mary H Hunt Praised for Temperance Work
Mrs. Mary H. Hunt of 23 Trust Street Dorchester is noted for leading scientific temperance instruction in public schools. She has long directed W C T U efforts, published the School Physiology Journal, and organized national and world temperance programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Hunt
Department of
Boston
Notable Names on Press Committee List
The document lists officials and committee members including Bancroft, J. R. Ainsley, Robert M. Burnett, George C. Oughton, Stephen O'Meara, John H. Holmes, General Charles H. Taylor, E. A. aroma, E. H. Clement, H. 8S. Underwood, and J. H. Shay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
J. R. Ainsley
Robert M. Burnett
George C. .Oughton
Stephen O’meara
John H. Holmes
Charles.h. Taylor
E. A. Aroma
E. H. Clement
Underwood
J. H. ‘Ahey
Acquittals in Panay court martial cases in Gargenero raid
Captain Bordman was fully acquitted of all charges related to the execution of Pedro Gargenero. Captain McDonald was acquitted on most points but judged for disobeying orders. General Hughes later overruled the verdict citing Mingao smallpox as justification, effectively clearing McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tloilo
John Bordman
Fred McDonald
R. P. Hughes
Panay
Bordman
Pedro Gargenero
United States
Captain McDonald
Miagao
Guimbalat
McDonald
Hughes
Mingao
Guimbal
John Bordman, Jr
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Pedro Gargonero
Gargenero
Iloilo
Twenty-sixth Regiment
Barker
Iloile
Execution of Gargenero Under Colonial Jurisdiction
Details recount Gargenero's execution attempt near Guimbal on December 2 to 27 under Capacians Bordman and McDonald. Major Barker's inspection, a priest, and ten Company M members witnessed the failed beheading and ten gunshots. Bordman's defense argued the sentencing junta held jurisdiction and used death penalty laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gargenero
Bordman
Gilchrist
Malden Woman Dies Saving Pet During Dog Fight
Mrs. Catherine Hanley fifty six age forty six died of heart failure after rushing into a Malden yard to rescue her pet dog amid a brutal dog fight. Neighbors carried her home as three doctors were summoned but she passed away before they arrived. The Hanleys, Irish born, lived in Malden nearly three years. their daughter Margaret works in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Hanley
Patrick Hanley
Avon Street
Malden
Hanley
Faxon Piano Works
Somerville Man Falls at Theatre Injuring Head and Nose
Dennis Donovan of 2727 Marion Street Somerville slipped on theatre stairs yesterday afternoon and fell headlong suffering a scalp wound and a fractured nose. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Donovan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Donovan
Marion Street
Somerville
Carpenter McIntyre Falls 20 Feet at Ship Yard
George McIntyre a carpenter at Martins ship yard foot of Everett street fell twenty feet when a staging tilted yesterday at 3 15 pm striking his head. He suffered a skull fracture and is in serious condition. He was transported by police ambulance to Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McIntyre
Marftin’s
Everett Street
McIntyre
Massachusetts General Hospital
Two Men Arrested for Alley Assault Near Athens Street
William Flaherty aged 23 of 17 Athens Street and Edward J. Cady aged 5 years were arrested by Division 6 officers for allegedly assaulting Michael G. Young in an alley off Athens near West Second Street. Young says they attempted robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Flaherty
Athens Street
Edward J. Cady
Division 6
Michael G. Young
Athens
West Second Street
Young
Paris organ in town charms crowds on Washington Street
The Paris organ drew a large crowd last night on Washington Street near School Street as two Italian men demonstrated a music box reproducing rag-time to opera. A church selection and Il Trovatore arias delighted listeners while a passerby hurdy gurdies faced jeers. The crowd pressed coins into the instrument as trolley cars eased by and a policeman watched the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Washington Street
School Street
Il Trovatore
Fashion folly ends in arrest for larceny
Inspector McGarr arrested Mary M. Brown alias Kirghi of 188 Huntington Avenue on a larceny charge. She allegedly took a sealskin coat from Jackson & Co., 126 Tremont Street, valued at 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Brown
Kirghi
Huntington Avenue
McGarr
Jackson & Co
Tremont Street
Cleveland not ill. lecture plans unchanged at Princeton
A Princeton report that ex President Cleveland is seriously ill and cannot lecture this spring is unfounded. The university confirms no change to his scheduled talks and no definite illness has been stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Chicago metal trades back machinists strike push
The metal workers executive council endorsed sympathetic strikes to support the machinists. Up to 50 000 Chicago metal workers could be involved, with a life and death struggle feared as unions prepare for possible nationwide action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Metal Trades
Machinists’ Union
Chicago
Metal Workers’ Executive Council
Metal Trades’ Council
Columbus
O’connell
Canada
International Association
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Eas
Jordan Mialiel As
National Association of Manufacturers
NEW Derby
Beaconsfield
OUR
Boylston Bt
National Supply Co
Temple PI
J. Bropie
Washington and
Brattle Streets
Leopold Morse & Co
Adams Square
Bol
Oo Sa
Brattle Street
M’donald
Mrs. Hanley
Ireland
Margaret Hanley
Providence, R. I
M’intyre
Otto
Old South Clothing Co
Old South
Old South Clothing Company
S. B
D. B. Wests
D. B
Washington ST
Old South Church
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