Democrats Protest Over Tague Reappointment
The Ward 8 Democrats plan to protest John J. Tague as first assistant assessor claiming he is not truly a Democrat and noting his Republican voting and ties to ex Senator Peter F. Tague. The dispute pits Corbett faction against Ward 3 and concerns party balance in the post.
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John J. Tague
Corbett
Hart
Tague
Peter F. Tague
Ward Committee
Shaw
James J. Mellen
Mellen
Simon
Demented Woman Detained After Sudden Disappearance
A Cambridge resident Allison rushed to Station 2 at 1 o klok yesterday reporting his wife missing. Mrs Allison reappeared at Dr Knowltons house with a claim her husband attempted to poison their children. Dr Bryant and Judge Almy ordered care at Worcester asylum.
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Allison
Franklin Street
Campridge
India
H. E. Knowlton
Brookline Street
Bryant
Almy
Worcester
Seeks Lost Daughter May Farber in Boston Search
Abraham Farber travels from New York to Boston in a bid to locate his daughter May Farber missing for two weeks. The family notes suspicious letters, a past visit, and a Christian youth in Charleytown as possible connections while the search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Farber
Boston
New York
Abraham Farber
New York City
May
Farbers
Sheafe Street
May Farber
Mr. Farrer
Miss May
Charleytown
Mr. Farber
Bates Best Cove Worst in Boston Woman Suffrage Banquet
The South Boston Baptist Church basement hosted the City Point Woman Suffrage League banquet with over 200 attendees. Lieutenant-Governor Bates praised progress, while speakers including Rev. Gardner and Ida C. Hustin urged support for woman suffrage amid a stormy evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick M. Gardner
South Boston Baptist Church
City Point Woman Suffrage League
John L. Bates
Republican Party
Jesse Gove
B. Ss. Boland
Rufus A. Soule
State Senate
Sam Walter Foss
Albert B. George
Ida C. Hustin
John D. Long
Navy
Bates
South
Boston
Soule
Senate
Ida’ C. Hustin
Daughters of Vermont Elect Officers at Vendome Meeting
At the Vendome yesterda afternoon the annual Daughters of Vermont meeting elected officers for the coming year. President Sallie Joy White led the session with praise for a harmony-filled year and welcomed new members.
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Vendome
Yesterda
The
Daughters of Vermont
Sallie Joy White
Bertha P. Joslyn
Mabel &. Houghton
William Fascerht’ Winslow
Abbie G. Cousins
Louis G. Hale
M. 8. Page
Laura B. Farwell
Anna EB. Marble
Charles W. Ketchum
D. P. Grosvenor
Henry M. Parker
N. J. K. Davis
C. H. Greenleaf
A. Bush
M. Emery
Bingham
O. C. Ashton
Elizabeth Smith
Recital by J Wallace Goodrich at Symphony Hall
J Wallace Goodrich opened a two recital series in Symphony Hall with Bach and Mendelssohn works and pieces by Schumann Franck Widor Guillmont Saint Saens and Louis Thiele. His Bach Mendelssohn and Schumann pieces drew praise though other selections were judged less worthy as compositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wallace Goodrich
Symphony Hall
Bach
Mendelssohn
Schumann
Franck, Widor
Guillmont, Saint-Saens
Louis Thiele
Goodrich
Cold Hand Girl Mae Desmond Sentenced
The piece reports Mae Desmond, dubbed the cold-hand girl, captured after winter pockets across highways. It notes men paid large sums for introductions, Desmond’s sentencing, and mentions other potential cold-handed women police believe may exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Desmond
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Chicago
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Daughters OF Vermont Met
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Hopedale
A. Lawrence Rotch
Comnwealth Avenue
Roosevelt
Army
Sunday Post
Arena Page
Camille Flammarion
Maurice Loewy
Paris Observatory
Institute
Sir Robert Ball
F. R.S
Frank Baum
Prince Rupert
John Eliot
Boston Public Library
Camille
Captain Duggan
Green
Robe Benfield
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Brith Abraham
ST. Johnn’s
N. F
Aurora
Diana
Green's Pond
St. John's
Ranger
Neptune
Vanguard
Greenland
Dr. Lyon
Wolcott
Henry L. Higginson
Governor Wolcott
Milk Street
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