Contributions to the Manamaw fund acknowledged
Messrs Lee Higginson & Co acknowledge the following contributions to the Manamaw fund including $250.10 and $25.00 from various sources. The total recorded appears as $215.00 in the snippet with portions of names and figures partially legible.
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Messrs. Lee, Higginson & Co
Manamaw Fund
Relief Committee
Monomoy Fund
Miss
Mre Kimiali Dai Statieateea
H. Church Eee Eenee
BKB
Mayor Collins Eyes Appointments Across City Departments
Mayor Collins intends to propose a slate for the Board Aldermen on Monday covering corporation counsel city engineer and city treasurer with a follow up batch to complete the list The incumbents Bailey Babson Jackson Crocker and Lott are expected to be reappointed While John B Martin is slated to lead the penal institutions department and John F McDonald is discussed for collector the election department is unlikely to change with Kennedy likely remaining and Flood a former Quincey appointee is named for the wire department and school house duties involve Wheelwright
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Collins
Andrew J. Bailey
Thomas M. Babson
Bailey
William M. Jackson
George A. Crocker
William H. Lott
John B. Martin
Penal Institutions Department
Guild
John F. McDonald
Ward 23
Suffolk County
Kennedy
Thomas W. Flood
Quincey
School House Department
J. Payson Bradley
John T. Wheelwright
Quincy
Matthews
City
Courtendy Guild
Election Department
Patrick J. Kennedy
William Jackson
Department—Corporation
Thomas M. Babson; Salary of Each, $7500 Per Annum. Markets Department
George BE
McKay
Commis
Unheard of Prices Fire Sale At 55 Hanover Street
Enormous crowds flock to the 55 Hanover Street new salesrooms for a fire sale of Easter goods. Men and boys can buy suits, overcoats, pants, shoes, shirts, hats, and accessories at deep discounts with money back guarantees. The sale runs daily from 9 am to midnight with refunds for unsatisfactory items.
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Boston
Hanover St
Prince Albert
20Th Century Dept, Stores, Inc
Hanoverst
Yviina
City Officials Salaries Listed In Budget Document
The record enumerates salaries for multiple city posts including Public Grounds Superintendent William Doogue at 4000, City Registrar Edward W. McGlewen 4000, School House Chairman J Payson Bradley 4000, Soldiers' Relief Commissioner John E. B. Gilman 3600, City Treasurer George A. Crocker 6000, and Wire Department Commissioner W. H. Lott 5000, among others, with several positions noted as vacant or with unspecified totals. The list also mentions Assistant Commissioners Alpheus Sanford and Charles F. R. Foss and ten assistant sealers in the Weights and Measures Department.
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Sioner Alpheus Sanford
Charles F. R. Foss
Public Grounds Department
William Doogue
Registry Department
Edward W. McGlewen
School House Department
J. Payson Bradley
Soldiers’ Relief Department
John EB. Gilman
Treasury Department
George A. Crocker
Weights and Measures Department
William H. Lott
Boys Catch Thief Named John G Smith Detained by youths
A man calling himself John G Smith, allegedly fictitious, was chased by 15 and 16 year olds from Winter Street along Tremont and Province to School Street where he surrendered near School Street. He was taken to Station 2 by Joseph Davis and William Fitzgerald and identified by the victim, who requested anonymity. Four cents were found on him.
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John G. Smith
Joseph Davis
William Fitzgerald
Somerville
Winter Street
Tremont
Province Street
School Street
Canfield's Place Closes After East Forty-Fourth Flurry
New York reports Canfield's Place at 6 East Forty-fourth street shut after roulette hubbub and rumors of Reginald Vanderbilt losses. Police Captain Lantry says years of trying to obtain evidence failed. a servant denies any wrongdoing or losses and jokes about securing warrants to raid the venue.
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New York
Reginald —. Vanderbilt
East Forty-fourth Street
Richard A. Canfield
Monte Carlo
Lantry
East Fifty-firet Street
Cornelius Vanderbilt
West Fifty-seventh Street
Mr. Vanderbilt
Reginald
Canfield's
Inherited Fortune Follows Man From Prison
Richard Kruger, just pardoned from a 20 year burglary sentence in a Rhode Island institution, learns he inherits about $1000 from European relatives. A German native with ties to numerous Woonsocket robberies, Kruger leaves prison in high spirits and vows to start anew.
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Providence
R. L
Richard Kruger
Europe
Kruger
Germany
Woonsocket
Faversham divorce claim disputed by counsel in New York
William Faversham says the divorce from Marion Faversham was arranged with her advisers and himself in Pittsburgh, calling it a life or death matter. Mrs Faversham's counsel Hummel calls the actor's arrangement claim absurd and notes evidence against him. Former Judge Donohue confirms a genuine charge in the proceedings.
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New York
Marion Faversham
William Faversham
Pittsburg
A. H. Hummel
Canadian Club Banquet Set for April at Copley Square Hotel
The Canadian Club of Boston will hold its annual banquet at the Copley Square Hotel on Tuesday evening April 8 to discuss closer trade relations between the United States and Canada. Principal addresses will be by Senator J. W. Ellis of St. John, New Brunswick, and Attorney-General J. Wilberforce Longley of Nova Scotia. Also invited are Mayor P. A. Collins, Secretary Diwyn G. Preston of Boston Chamber of Commerce, Osborne Howes, and others associated with fire, board, and export interests.
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Canadian Club of
Boston
Copley Square Hotel
United States
Canada
J. W. Ellis
St. John
N. B
J. Wilberforce Longley
Nova Scotia
P. A. Collins
Diwyn G. Preston
Commerce
Osborne Howes
Board of Fire Unfererieee
the . & Roblin
Crowley in Trouble Again in Chicago Diocese
Archbishop Feehan sent an official letter to all Chicago priests stating Reverend Jeremiah J. Crowley is in open rebellion against ecclesiastical authority. Priests who aid him morally or financially face immediate suspension, signed by Archbishop and Chancellor F. X. Barry.
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Chicago
Feehan
Jeremiah J. Crowley
F. X. Barry
New Brunswick Trust Treasurer Commits Suicide
John Wyckoff, treasurer of the New Brunswick Trust Company, shot himself in the head amid temporary insanity from overwork. His accounts are reported to be in order.
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New Brunswick
N. J
John _Wyckoff
New Brunswick Trust Company
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