Boston School Board Grants Prosecution for Child Neglect
The Boston School Board adjourned after three hours with an order allowing the chief truancy officer to prosecute Mrs. Mary Lombard of Brighton for keeping a child from public schools. She will be summoned to the Municipal Court. details mention votes on parade plans and building needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Department
Brighton
Seaver
Mary Lombard
McDonald
Boston School Regiment
Mechanics’ Building
Winship
Thomas Strange
Anderson
Board of Supervisors
Common Council
Committee On Rules and Regulations
Geneseest
Parkman School
Cy Council
Walpole Street
Vernon Street
Wetmore
Pettigrove
Messrs. Wetmore
Dunn and
Boy's Purse, Man's Pride: Wheeler Sentenced for Embezzlement
George H. Wheeler, 19, pleaded guilty to embezzling 2200 dollars from Chandler and Co. He deposited 600 dollars, then diverted 2200 for personal use, traveled the world, and was later captured after returning. Judge Fessenden considers reform or reformatory punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wheeler
Superior Criminal Court
Fessenden
Chandler & Co
Winter Street
Wheeler
Chelsea
Texas
Willard Howland
Massachusetts Reformatory
Shooting Affair Shocks Freedom New Hampshire Town
On May 12 a man named Mr. Harrison was shot near the heart by a local young woman with a loaded gun in a lane. The weapon carried only wads, burning a hole in his clothing. he was taken home and is expected to recover. The assailant and her escort fled the scene and no legal action is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom
N. H
Harrison
Frank Towle
Satolli Replies on Asbury Park P etition
The Rev J P Dawson reports Monsignor Satolli acknowledges the petition by Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Christian Endeavor societies calling for Rev Father Phelan of St Louis to retract his remarks. Satolli regrets the issue and defers to St Louis authorities. Dawson will forward copies to the St Louis archbishop and may escalate if no action is taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
J. P. Dawson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Monsignor Satolli
Christian Endeavor Societies
Ocean Grove
Father Phelan
St. Louis
Monsignor
Satolli
Promeence of
Mr. Dawson
Funeral for Amos R. Barrett Held at Somerville
The funeral for Amos R. Barrett, late superintendent of motive power on the Boston and Maine, was held yesterday from Perkins Street Baptist Church Somerville with road officials in attendance and music directed by Superintendent Hatch. The column also notes the Commonwealth Avenue Street Railway franchise from Boston to Newton and the West End extension toward Newton creating a 13 mile line, plus electric display along Washington Street and lamp-lit tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos R. Barrett
Boston & Maine Road
Perkins Street
Somerville
Hatch
Union Depot
Old Eastern Quartet
Commonwealth Avenue Street Railroad
Boston
Newton
Washington Street
West End
Dover
West
Rialto
Birth at 12000 Feet Sets Continental Record
Dr. Christopher of Colorado Springs reported the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Taggart at the summit of Pike's Peak. Taggart, foreman of the cog road, resides in a section house 12 000 feet above sea level. This marks the first recorded birth at such elevation on the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
Christopher
Pike’s Peak
John Taggart
Taggart
Manitou
Mary Ross In Gas Leak Suspected At Adams House
Mary Ross a longtime head laundress at the Adams House was found in a nearly asphyxiated condition from escaping gas in her room at 7 yesterday morning. She was taken to City Hospital where recovery seems unlikely. The accident is blamed on failing to shut off a drop light supply and a leaky gas tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ross
Adams House
City Hospital
Suspect Arrested in Break-In at Newbury Street Apartment
William A. Stewart, a young man of color living at 7 Camden Street South End, is in custody at Station 16 on charges of breaking and entering the apartment of Charles F. Crowell at 382 Newbury Street last week. A silver watch and cash were reported stolen from Ingrid Akerson’s room. Akerson’s watch was found on Stewart upon arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stewart
Camden Street
South End
Station 16
Charles F. Crowell
Newbury Street
Ingrid Akerson
Stewart
Akerson
Evangélisue Association Opens Eighth Annual Meeting
The Evangélisue Association of New England began its eighth annual two day conference in Park Street Church vestry yesterday morning. The opening session featured a town meeting style program with ministers and lay delegates from several New England churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangélisue Association of New England
Park Street Church
iMag
Bromfiel Church
Pelted With Pie In North End Mischief Case
Three West End gallants bought aged pies from a Prince Street baker and hurled them at two youths in Hanover Street. Police captured two of the pie throwers, with a warrant sought for the third, in a case described as the city’s first assault by pie.
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Prince Street
Hanover
North End
Hanover Street
Solomon
Wolf
North Street
Fleet
Cain
Frank McKenna
John Kelley
George Burnett
John Bursend
Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association Convenes in New York
The sixteenth annual Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association meeting opens in Delmonico's banquet hall with over 400 delegates. Benjamin H. Yar is elected president and George W. Lynch is named first vice president. Walter Barnes stays as secretary treasurer. A Chicago-led board of directors is chosen. Delegates dine at Waldorf and attend Palmer's Theatre show with an evening banquet and theatre plans for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hotel Men’s Mutual Benefit Association
Delmonico's
Benjamin H. Yar
Spring Lake
N. J
George W. Lynch
Florence
San Diego
Cal
Chicago
Walter Barnes
Folowing
Charles Hilton
L. E. Howard
Jewett, Wilcox
F. W. Rice
Pinney
H. J. Bohm
W. H. Worth
G. D. Sherman
The
Waldorf
George C. Boldt
Chaud
Brissotin de Volaille Francaise
Froid
Crabes
Bellevue
Palmer’s Theatre
Bonifaces
Senate panel weighs report on bribery charges exonerating senators
Albany May 14 The special Senate committee examining bribery charges against Senators Coggeshall Robertson and Raines over New York City firemen salary bill reviews its drafted report. It exonerates the named senators and discusses the testimony at length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Senate
Coggeshall
Robertson
Rainés
New York City
Malden Man Sentenced to Concord Reform School
In Malden District Court on May 14 Harry R. McCullum, who stole a watch from John McKenzie of Melrose and took laudanum, was sentenced to Concord reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Harry R. McCullum
John McKenzie
Melrose
Tétdy
Concord Reformatory
Natal Day Celebration Marks 24th Anniversary at St Rose Hall
ITS NATAL DAY celebrated the Cathedral T A and B Society's twenty fourth anniversary with an entertaining social at St Rose Hall Worcester street. Guests included Thomas Barrett P F McDonald Thomas McGarry and others. A varied program featured music readings dancing and ventriloquism with encores and a rose reward for Emily Frazer after her violin solo.
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T. A. and
B. Society
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
Thomas Barrett
St. Mary’s
Elizabeth Doyle
D. D. Driscoll
Annie
Nellie Sullivan
Katie Ahern
Radigan
Maggie Downey
Bertha
Lillie Duffy
Mamie
Annie O’brien
Mamie Connors
Nellie Goslin
Agnes Harley
Lizzie Mahoney
Lennie Hennessy
Emma Harley
Stasia Enright
M. A. Brennan
Katherine Geoghan
Margaret Sullivan
Lizzie McGarvey
Lizzie Robinson
Mary Gormar
J. H. Tierney
N. McCarthy
W. H. Dacy
J. W. Reardon
Ralph Reardon
Michael Gorman
William Notley
Daniel Ryan
William Quinn
Gertrude
Mildred Tate
Joseph T. Brennan
Will H. Mahoney
Emily Frazer
W. J. Geary
Annie Tate
Frank Wright
James Driscoll
Martin Ryan
Richard Leshner
John Killeen
Call to Dr Savage at Washington Unitarian church
Rumor says Rev Minot J Savage of the Church of the Unity may receive a call from a major Unitarian church in Washington D C The Washington society reportedly desires him as its leader and may invite him Eventually he is expected back from Chicago with no official word yet received by Savage or his family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot J. Savage
Church of the Unity
Washington, D. C
Washington Church Society
Savage
Funeral for Patrick Twigg in West End Church
Patrick Twigg died suddenly Sunday morning at his Parkman street residence West End. A requiem high mass was celebrated at St Joseph's Church by Rev Joseph Anderson. Many floral tributes and pall bearers listed, with interment at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
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Patrick Twigg
Parkman Street
West End
St. Joseph’s Church
Joseph Anderson
E. L. Bates
Nellie C. Driscoll
Young man arrested in $1000 oil painting theft
Hugh McIntosh, 23, of 382 Parker Street, was seized by Officers Lynch and Gad dis for allegedly stealing a flower painting valued at 1000 dollars from Charles P. George of the Hotel Edinboro. Police say he had a lien on the piece and removed it from George’s home with a companion last week. no location or secreted painting found in a house search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McIntosh
Parker Street
Lynch and
Gaddis
Charles P. George
Edinboro
McIntosh
George
Concert Programme at Music Hall Tonight
The Music Hall concert opens with Persian March and Overture then Marriage of Figaro. Mozart Waltz Martin follows. Robin Hood and La Vierge selections appear with Le Dernier Somme and Leoncavallo Intermezzo. I Pagliacci Ballet Music Sylvia Rob Roy Waltz Artist's Life Polka Violanta Boccaccio complete the programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Martin
Paaneswee Neeeses Cemplter
Leoncavallo
Delibes
Koren
Pagliac Ballet
Sylvia
Rob Roy
Greater New York Bill Passes Assembly Without Amendment
Albany May 14 The Assembly defeated a motion to visit the referendum and passed the Greater New York Bill without amendment by a vote of 88 to something.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Assembly
Greater New York
Harvard audience hears Joseph Jefferson on drama at Sanders Theatre
Joseph Jefferson addressed Harvard students at Sanders Theatre drawing 1500 attendees. He contrasted oratory and acting, shared backstage anecdotes, and stressed preparation and consistency in performance as he discussed genius, art, and the staging craft with Professors and President Eliot in attendance.
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Sanders Theatre
Joseph Jefferson
Harvard
Jefferson
Memorial Hall
Bob Acres
Rip van Winkle
Sanders
Eliot
Mr. Jefferson
New Hampshire
Daniel Webster
Boston
Othello
Cassio
Macready
England
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Garrick
Dogberry
Aldleman
Copley Hall Musicale Praises Hartmann and Hunsicker
A large audience praised 13 year old Hartmann for a remarkable violin performance and Helen Boice Hunsicker for a versatile flawless voice. The program mixed national songs and children's numbers with works by Saint-Saens Corelli and a Hungarian piece. The second concert is set for Friday with Hartmann performing Mendelssohn concerto at Cop ley Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Hall
Nature
Helen Boice-Hunsicker
Arthur M. Hartmann
New York
Arthur Foote
Liche
Juf Weiderschu
Hartmann
C. Saint-Saens
Corelli
Hunsicker
Catherine Hall
Arthur Lee
M. Charles G. Ames
Abba Gdéold Woolson
Hagadon Captured After Flight From Debtor Court
John C. Hagadon, pursued by Constable Blatt, was captured on Worcester square and jailed at Charles Street. He previously fled from the Municipal Court on March 21 after being ordered to pay $286. he asked to take the poor debtor’s oath and was committed to jail awaiting further examination of his assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hagadon
Blatt
Worcester Square
Charles Street
Hardy
L. J. Adams
Hagadon
Westlake
Brown
Motion for vacation and rehearing in Shurtleff divorce case
Judge Braley heard a motion in the divorce case of Dr. Fred C. Shurtleff and Grace L. W. Shurtleff for a vacation of the decree and a rehearing. The motion relies on newly discovered evidence from Delia Furey stating she saw Harry Healey hug Shurtleff and that they were frequently together. Counsel argued over the admissibility of the affidavits and the court reserved its decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braley
Superior Co
Hbell
Fred C. Shleff
Grace L. W. Shurtleff
Delia Furey
Shurtleff
Julien Avenue
Harry Healey
Hugh Shurtleff
Heal
Libellant
Micellee
Miss Furey
Davitts
J. R. Smith
The
Hesseltine
Iibell
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E. C. Almy & Co
Essex
George Wheeler
Evangelists II Conference
India
7&C
Hotel Men’s Convention
Cathedral Parish Society
Dr, Savage
Unity
Mintosh
Rip
Joe Jefferson
Continental Clothing House
Crouse & Brandegee
Utica
United States
Evered Mill
Crouse & Brandegeoe
Livingstone, Globe and Sawyer Mills
Continental’ Clothing House
Cor
Washington and Boylston Sts
Mrs. Boice-Hunsicker
Master Hartmann
Judge Hardy
Harry
Fred Shurtleff
Bonar
Bergen
Saya
Arnie Buck
Myles Belllantine Alpaca Serges
Mobatt
Bree
Mien
Bev
Congress
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