Home for Twentieth Century Club in Boston Eyes Own Hall
The Twentieth Century Club voted to seek a home of its own possibly a civic center for Boston and partner groups. A committee including Edward A. Filene James P. Munroe Fred W. Tucker and others will arrange details. Supper at 6 30 drew 75 attendees including many women.
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Twentieth Century Club
Boston
Edward A. Filene
James P. Munroe
Fred W. Tucker
Mary Morton Kehew
Annette P. Rogers
Charles F. Dole
Joseph
Union Sailors Obtain Berths at Port
Two union crews were shipped yesterday at this port for the four masted schooners Henry Wyler and Calvin P Harris. A considerable number of union men also shipped on fishermen. About 75 union sailors remain on shore and are expected to be thinned out before week’s end.
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Henry Wyler
Calvin P. Harris
125 Expressmen Dine At Annual League Dinner
At the 2th annual dinner of the Expressmen's league held at Revered House last night, officers elected were John P. Morse president A W Baker vice president R J Kelly secretary and treasurer. Speakers included Frothingham Jeremiah J McCarthy Senator Daniel V McIsaac Hoon A P White Edward B White John Duff Jamaica Plain and Samuel C French Westwood who led the reception committee. About 125 were present.
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Expressmen’s League
John P. Morse
A. W. Baker
R. J. Kelly
Frothingham
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Daniel V. McIsaac
A. P. White
Salem
Edward B. White
John Duff
Jamaica Plain
Samuel C. French
Westwood
Now Close Up Upon Fugitive Brigham
The man identified as Charles B. Brigham was tracked across Bridgewater and surrounding towns. Deputy Sheriff Simmons and Constable Greene logged multiple sightings at farmhouses, with Brigham seeking food and work as locals reported. Authorities notified Middleboro and Halifax as he travels on foot, likely toward Halifax or Middleboro, avoiding long-term concealment.
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Bridgewater
Charles B. Brigham
Simmons
William Greene
Brigham
Lobdell Pond
Mast Bridgewater
Urighaum
Middleboro
Halifax
Virginia Hebert Returns Home in Lowell Mystery
Virginia Hebert, missing after being believed lured away or kidnapped in Boston Tuesday afternoon, returned to her Lowell home tonight. Police from Boston, Lowell and surrounding towns had searched for the young woman, who explained her disappearance upon her return.
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Virginia Hebert
Lowell
Boston
Des Jardins
Big Roxbury liquor raid nets 16 gallons seized
Sergeant O'Neil and Patrolman Angell of Station 10 led a large liquor seizure in Roxbury at Patrick Moynihan 187 189 Heath street. Over 16 gallons were taken from Moynihan's wagon, and officers also seized additional liquors and a complete stock of bottling paraphernalia at the Heath street store.
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O’neil
Angell
Roxbury
Patrick Moynihan
Heath Street
Moynihan
Car Kills Boy in South Boston
Alfred Murphy eight years old of 40 Washburn street South Boston was run over and killed by an inward bound Franklin Field Union Station electric car at noon yesterday on Boston street near Andrew Square. He was riding on a team with a schoolboy companion and jumped in front of the electric vehicle.
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Alfred Murphy
Washburn Street
Franklin Field, Union Station
Boston Street
Andrew Square
Boston
Old Cottage Street Bridge Falls in Mast Boston
The old wooden foot bridge called Cottage Street Bridge spanning from Maverick to Prescott Street in Mast Boston collapsed yesterday. Thick ice on the piles and tidal action loosened the structure, sending it into the water.
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Cottage Street
Maverick
Prescott Street
Boston
Reynolds Reinstated as Fire Department Transfers Announced
Thomas 8 Reynolds, formerly of Ladder 18, was reinstated from discharge last October and assigned to his former post. Transfers include Magnett from Ladder 8 to Engine 2 Gilligan from Ladder 18 to Ladder 8 Hourihan from Ladder 17 to Engine 11 Clougherty from Engine 15 to Ladder 17 Porter from Engine 19 to Tower 3 and Johnson from Tower 8 to Engine 19.
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Thomas 8. Reynolds
Fire Department
William H. Magnett
Michael J. Gilligan
James J. Hourihan
Coleman &. Clougherty
William A. Porter
Edward B. Johnson
Fire Marshal to Investigate Dudley Street Fire
Fire Marshal Dunn conducts a strict inquiry into the origin of the Dudley Street six family apartment blaze at 517 Dudley Street in Roxbury that endangered 20 or more residents. Neighbors allege a pattern of fires near the same site linked to nearby stores, with prior incidents about a year and nearly three years ago.
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Dunn
Dudley Street
Noxbury
Virginia Beach to be tested by automobiles
Final arrangements set for testing the Virginia east coast as a speed course. AAA and Automobile Club of America officials will travel from Norfolk by rail to the east coast after departing on the steamer Monroe. If favorable, the course will host qualification trials for American entries in the International cup race with Governor Montague, William S. Scarritt, and Tharlan W. Whipple invited.
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Virginia East Coast
American Automobile Association
Automobile Club of America
Virginia Beach
Monroe
Norfolk
Governor Montague
Virginia
William S. Scarritt
The
Tharlan W. Whipple
Death of Charles A Sievwright at Cambridge Hospital
Charles A Sievwright longtime secretary of the Prospect Union of Cambridge died yesterday at Cambridge Hospital of apoplexy after being stricken Tuesday afternoon in the Christian Science reading rooms and removed by ambulance.
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Charles A. Sievwright
Prospect Union of
Cambridge
Christian Science Reading Rooms
Conductor Loses Foot in Yard Accident
Conductor Alfred Williamson of Somerville had his right foot crushed in the South Braintree yard between two trains of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad last night. The foot was amputated.
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South Braintree Yard
N. Y
N. H. & H. Railroad
Alfred Williamson
Shawmut Street
Somerville
Local Pedestrian Struck on Washington Street
62-year-old W. H. Quinton of 22 Blue Hill Avenue was hit by an outbound car while walking behind his load of jate on Washington Street. He suffered a scalp wound and a crushed left foot and was taken to City Hospital, where his prognosis is poor.
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Washington Street
W. H. Quinton
Blue Hill Avenue
City Hospital
War zone map offered by Shawmut Furniture
Shawmut Furniture Company advertises a detailed map of the far east showing Japan, Siberia, Manchuria, Corea, Mongolia and China with major ports, distance table from Port Arthur, and railways. The map is printed for customers and available in store or mailed for 10 cents.
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Far East
Shawmut Furniture Company
Tremont St
Japan
Siberia
Manchuria
Corea
Mongolia
China
Port Arthur
Heinze Arrested For Contempt Of Court
Butte Mont March 9 F Augustus Heinze president of the Montana Ore Purchasing Company and United Copper Company with A L Frank and Joseph Treriz two superintendents were arrested today by U S Marshal Lloyd. The arrests stem from contempt proceedings in the U S Court connected to litigation between the Johnstown and Butte Boston mining firms.
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Butte
Mont
F. Augustus Heinze
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
United Copper Company
A. L. Frank
Joseph Treriz
United States
Lloyd
Johnstown
Butte & Boston
Taunton Mystery Man Fatally Shot Brother-in-Law Motive Sought
In Taunton district court Judge Fox heard Pantelis Calavritinos two sisters as witnesses after he allegedly shot Constantine Chipouras to death at their Cottage Street home. Police seek motive while noting cousins and close ties.
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Taunton
Fox
Pantelis Calavritinos
Constantine Chipouras
Cottage Street
Man Adopts Woman’s Clothes. Drunkenness Arrest
A longshoreman Harry Dowd was arrested for drunkenness at Harrison avenue and Oak street. In Lagrange street station a squad of policemen contemplated stripping him to his full feminine attire, including women's clothing and high heels. Dowd pleaded to have his men’s clothing sent for, but the police will require him to appear in court in the dress.
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Lagrange Street
Harry Dowd
Dowd
Harrison Avenue
Oak Street
Brookline faces heated race as candidates file papers
Charles Riley, after losing the caucus, declares a comeback for the Brookline Board of Selectmen and files nomination papers. Water Commissioner Timothy Burke and Colonel Thomas H Talbot follow suit, both defeated, while Deputy Sheriff Edward Beebe runs for constable in a lively local election scene.
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Charles §. Riley
Brookline Board of Selectmen
Timothy J. Burke
William Blossom
Dark Horse
Thomas H. Talbot
Charles H. Bowditch
Board of Assessors
Edward Beebe
Ex-Police Inspector Kelly Ha l ed to Court by Wife
Former police inspector Michael J. Kelley was cited into Probate Court by his wife Mary J. Kelley to show cause why he should provide her separate support and support for their minor child Mary Ellen. After hearing evidence, Judge McKim dismissed the petition.
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Michael J. Kelley
Mary J. Kelley
Mary Ellen
McKim
Brae-Burn Golf Club Votes to Change Name
At the Brae-Burn Golf Club annual meeting the club voted unanimously to change its name to Brae-Burn Country Club. The club will open April 20 with an 18 hole medal play handicap for a cup.
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Brae-Burn Golf Club
West Newton
Brae-Burn Country Club
Revere Precinct 4 recount questions Segee votes
During the recount for selectman of Precinct 4 in Revere Benjamin Keeping Republican gained one vote while two of Segee's ballots were challenged as voters not residents. Registrars will hold another meeting before deciding.
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Revere
Benjamin Keeping
Segee
Davis and Thompson Meet 1st District Republicans in Boston
The Hon William W Davis and ex Representative James N Thompson, candidates for delegates to the Republican national convention, were entertained at the Copley Square Hotel by a group of 1th district Republicans. Davis cited Blaine on reciprocal relations as key to policy and warned against blind exchanges.
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William W. Davis
James N. Thompson
Copley Square Hotel
Davis
Blaine
Reed Bests Sweeney In Faust Fight at Whitney Opera House
Joe Reed of Lynn Massachusetts defeated Patsy Sweeney of Manchester after one round of faust fighting at the Whitney Opera House in Berlin New Hampshire on March 9 claiming the decision.
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Berlin
N. H
Joe Reed
Lynn
Mass
Patsy Sweeney
Manchester
Faust
Whitney Opera House
Sumner Fishing Club Celebrates First Anniversary Banquet
In Armory Hall East Boston the one year banquet of the Sumner Fishing Club drew about 309 members and friends. After the banquet Hon Joseph A Conry presented club president Andrew J Johnson with a gold watch and chain.
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Armory Hall
Boston
Sumner Fishing Club
Joseph A. Conry
Andrew J. Johnson
Hearst Foes Fear For Rhode Island Delegation
The Rhode Island Democratic convention march toward St Louis shows a slim lead for the uninstructed faction fading to a narrow margin of about a dozen votes over supporters of William R Hearst. Contested delegations from Johnston add to the contest’s uncertainty before tomorrow’s convention.
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Providence, R. II
Democratic Party
St. Louis
William R. Flearst
Johnston
Purifying the West End Crusade Targets Vice
Captain Peabody launched a crusade Tuesday evening to eliminate vice and crime in the West End. The operation resulted in the detention of three men and one woman, with authorities stating further action pending.
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West End
Captain Peabody
Four Held on Grave Charges in Municipal Court
May Taylor John G Lyons J D Lockwood and John H Kelley appeared yesterday morning in Municipal Court facing grave charges. Judge Adams continued their cases for a week and ordered each held on 500 bonds. Officers seek access to two more Bulfinch Street houses.
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Adams
May Taylor
John G. Lyons
J. D. Lockwood
John H. Kelley
Bulfinch Street
Chelsea Teachers Pay May Go To Court
Mayor Willard vetoes the $9870 order to convert from a 12 payment plan to 10 payments. Aldermen sustain the veto and the School Board may seek court action to challenge the decision. The dispute centers on funding and school payroll scheduling in Chelsea.
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Chelsea
Willard
City sewer workers plan meet over mayor's wage order
Sewer Department Employees Assembly 1821 led by the K of L will meet Monday night to discuss Mayor Collins refusing to sign the order granting city employees $2.2 a day. They vow to continue agitation until a favorable outcome is achieved.
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Sewer Department Employees Assembly
K. of L
Collins
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20Th Century Club
William H. Brine
Tremont Street
East Bridgewater
Charles €. Brigham
Celia Smith
Derry
Lobdell’s Pond
Massachusetts
Old E. Boston Bridge Falls
Shawmut Furniture Co
Sammy
O. B. Hill
Parker, Gorman
Grover C
Ovey and
McClellan
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Randolph
Samy
Simpkins
New York Telegram
Heinze
Brookline
Kelly Haled
Reed
Sweeney
Hearst
R. I
Chickering
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Oxfords
ARCAD
Union Station
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Portland Streets
Wolf’s
Iley Co
W. Co. Loftus Co
WW. C. Loftus Co
W. C. Loftus Co
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Vieuna
W.C. Loftus Co
Washington and H. Hanover Sts
W. CG. Loftus Co
Washington and Hanover Sts
Loftus
W. C.oftus Co
Washington and
Hanover Sts
Wail
Lad
Fitchburg
James
Age & Son
Daniel Slattery
Jerry Street
Thurman, Age & Son
William D. Pidgeon
Boutelle Street
Burbank
Pidgeon
Thurman
Slattery
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