Watch and Ward targets second class hotels in Boston crackdown
The Watch and Ward Society filed two petitions with the Boston Police Board seeking revocation of licenses for Hotel Italy at 198 North Street and Hotel Piscopo at 30 Fleet Street. The society accuses intoxicated patrons, improper conduct, and moral harm, and vows public hearings and possible governor intervention. Piscopo denies wrongdoing stating the hotel closed months ago and operations are proper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watch and Ward Society
Raines
Board of Police
Wolcott
Chief Wade
State Police
Columbia
Police Board
Thomas Ryan
Society
Charles F. Wyman
Frederick B. Allen
John S. Lockwood
Boston Trading & Export Company
North Street
Hotel Italy
Benjamin Piscopo
Fleet Street
Hotel Piscopo
Post
Boston
Saxly Run
Piscopo
Senator Mason Expelled by Chicago Club
The Tippecanoe Club political action committee voted to expel United States Senator Mason from its membership over his opposition to the national administration's policy in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Tippecanoe Club
United States
Mason
Philippines
Boston Council Debates Fence and City Hall Plan
The Boston Common Council held a tense session over a 2700 dollar fence around Independence Square amid factional clashes in Ward 14. The body passed the fence order, debated a new City Hall site, and approved canceling a contract with a local sanitary product company. In New York, the Duke of Manchester sails to America seeking a wealthy marriage to rehabilitate his estates amid high society speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
John Drohan
South
Boston
Ward 14
Independence Square
Kiley
South Boston
Messrs
Donahoe
Mulcahy
Logan
Lydon
Drohan
Moore
Ward 10
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Providence
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Howard
Ward 20
New England Santary Product Company
Harvey
Hibbard
Wood
Miller
Giblin
Linehan
New York
Duke of
Manchester
Europe
America
Liverpool
England
Consuelo Yunaga
Pauline Astor
May Goelet
Ethel Barrymore
Joan Wilson
Wilsons
Tranby- Croft Baccarat
Cleo de Merode
Gladys
Miss Astor
Miss Goelet
Duke
Miss Wilson
Big Rufe Exonerated In Boston Police Case
Sergeant Fessenden known as Big Rufe, the largest officer in Boston, was to answer charges before police commissioners yesterday but the complainant failed to appear and the case was dismissed. The complaint alleged Fessenden struck J. M. Wilkinson in front of a newspaper office during yacht race excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fessenden
Big Rufe
Boston
J. M. Wilkinson
Cincinnati Club Officers Meet at Parker House Dinner
The Cincinnati Club officers and standing committee met and dined at Parker House at 4 o'clock yesterday. They voted to grant money to the poor descendants of the revolutionary officers and handled other routine business. Hon. Winslow Warren presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Club
Parker House
Winslow Warren
Daly Chosen Secretary of Evergreen Whist Club
Mr John F Daly a noted debater among South Boston progressive young men has been chosen secretary of the Evergreen Whist Club formed on Wednesday evening His scientific knowledge of the game is expected to aid fellow members greatly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Daly
South
Boston
Evergreen Whist Club
Barrows and Corporations Stir Ward 23 Dem Rally
At a Roslindale Knights of Honor Hall gathering Democratic hopefuls framed the Ward 23 contest as a battle over corporate influence. Rep John M Minton attacked Barrows on the Post telephone bill while praising anti trust lines, amid cheers for Hayes and other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 23
Knights of Honor Hall
Roslindale
John M. Minton
Post
Barrows
Snistam
Minton
Alfred I. Hayes
Francis J. W. Dakin
Mr. Minton
Mr. Hayes
Thomas F. J. Curley
Sewall C. Frackett
William J. Leonard
David W. Murray
Duke's marriage settlement and Paris rescue vow
The article describes a duke’s marriage settlement and his mother rushing to Paris to rescue him from an entanglement. It notes reports that the duke plans to take the stage to shore up his family fortunes and mentions a sensational appearance at Mrs Hughes Hallett’s fancy dress ball. He is expected to attend a forthcoming horse show as a social draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Manchester
Dorchester Republicans Host Candidates Reception
The North Dorchester Republican Club held a reception last night for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Senator and Representatives at their club house on 98 Dorchester Avenue. The reception committee included Caleb B. Dunham William T. Leach Arthur L. Whittemore Frederick Hammell Louis K. Brown and Solomon Lewenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dorchester
Republican Club
Dorchester Avenue
Caleb B. Dunham
William T. Leach
Arthur L. Whittemore
Frederick Hammell
Louis K. Brown
Solomon Lewenberg
Paine in Ward 6 Rally Aims for Big Vote
Ward 6 committee readies a large turnout for Paine Mack and regular Democrats on Tuesday. A grand rally is set for tonight at the ward rooms on orth Bennet street at 8 pm with Congressman Fitzgerald and others slated to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 6
Paine
Mack
Orth Bennet Street
Congressman Fitzgerald
Prominent Woman Expelled From Local Church Over Hat
Miss May Oller of Waynesboro was expelled from Antietam German Baptist Dunkard Church for wearing a brimmed hat, defying the church order to return to a bonnet. Supporters plan an appeal to the denomination’s annual meeting. she is visiting New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Penn
May Oller
Holy Land
Antietam
German Baptist Dunkard
Miss Oller
New York
Jacob F. Oller
Rally for Douglass at Lyceum Hall
A Democratic rally for Ward 2 Representative candidate John J. Douglass was led by Joseph H. Carter with speakers including John Quinn and Aldermanic candidate Captain Thomas Clark. The event, hosted by the Poussess Club, plans a large parade Monday evening and three further rallies at Webster Hall Columbian Boat House and Hibernian Hall with a brass band and drum corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass
Lyceum Hall
John J. Douglass
Joseph H. Carter
John Quinn
Thomas Clark
John Hayes
William C.S. Healey
Poussess Club
McLaughliin
Webster Hall
Columbian Boat House
Hibernian Hall
Charity Concert and Dance at Guild Club Hall
A large crowd attended last night’s charity event at the Guild Club hall Hanover street. Mark Abrams and Miss Ollie Abrams organized the program led by M. H. Finer with various acts including Jessie Alexander on violin and Miss Sadie Fish as soprano. The evening featured Ed Golden ragtime, Henry B. Myers humor, Max Ritter black faced routine, Lew Goldman, and a sketch “A Happy Pair.” The Gunter sisters and child artists also performed. Baby Beatrice drew applause. accompaniment by William Anols ky and Jack Bosch. A. H. Levey managed and presided. After the concert, dancing followed with the hall kindly lent by Alderman Berwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild Club
Hanover Street
Mark Abrams
Benjamin Kabatznick
M. H. Finer
Jessie Alexander
Sadie Fish
Ed Golden
Henry B. Myers
Max Ritter
Lew Goldman
Mark
Ollie Abrams
Gunter Sisters
Levi Myers
William Foote
Annette Osood
Miss Abrams
Baby Beatrice
William Anolsky
Jack Bosch
A. H. Levey
Alderman Berwin
Engstrom Speaks at Ward 22 Republican Meeting
An enthusiastic Ward 22 gathering endorsed the Republican ticket last night. William M. Clarke chaired the meeting with speakers including Representative Bates, former representative Callender, Senator Maxwell, John Bleiler, and Charles O. Engstrom delivering remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 22
William M. Clarke
Gpesnore
Robert Speaker Bates
Callender
Senator Maxwell
John Bleiler
Charles O. Engstrom
Patrolman Robinson Absent From Roll Call After 27 Years
Patrolman Isaiah 8 Robinson III was absent from roll call last night for the first time in 27 years due to illness at his home. He has served at City Hall station for 26 years and doctors advise a two week lay-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah
Robinson
City Hall
A Sermon to Men on Domestic Roles and Wives
A sermon urges men to recognize the quiet influence of the wife on family prosperity and to let wives decide the few matters beyond a man's control. It notes the Paine Furniture Company as an analogy in a column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine Furniture Company
Helping Hand Sale at Wesleyvan Hall Dates Announced
The New England Helping Hand Society announces its annual sale will be held in Wesleyvan Hall from November 6 to 11. The event aims to raise funds for charity and community services with many donated items and bargain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Helping Hand Society
Wesleyvan Hall
British Charitable Society Holds Eighty Third Annual Meeting
At Youngs Hotel in the presence of President George Jepson the British Charitable Society approved a $743.02 year receipts and $455 expenditures. The permanent fund stood at $10,262.86 and relief funds showed $473.25 with all but $2 spent. A silk banner by Miss Mary Ella Barbour was presented. The group voted $50 for Rudyard Kipling’s widows and orphans fund. Officers for the eighty fourth year include President Henry Squire and treasurer Edwin Wilcock among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Charitable Society
Young’s Hotel
George Jepson
Mary Ella Barbour
Rudyard Kipling
Britain
South Africa
Henry Squire
Hugh Kershaw
Edwin Wilcock
John F. Masters
F. Brook
George Parsons
A. E. George
Robert Provan
Mt. Hope Cemetery
E. J. Gwillim
John M. Fyfe
Thomas Merrill
Washing Baby Flannel Clothes With Delicate Care
The article instructs washing baby flannels separately in two hot waters using Fairy Soap and Gold Dust Washing Powder to whiten and soften the fabric. Rinse in warm water, shape while damp, and hang to dry outdoors. Do the work quickly to avoid delays.
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Hotel
Italy
Senator Mason
Chicago Club
Eealer
Tohn Drohan
Council
South Boston Order
the Duke OF Manchester
Ginginnati Club
W. L. Douglas
Sammien
Yooncains
Tage Ngto
Jou
Howard St
City Mall Ave
Schon St
Aera
Barrows and Corporations
Dorchester Republicans
Aitter
Engstrom
Patrolman Robinson III
Patrolman
Dirt
Fairbank
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
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