Harvard Defends Its Honor Against Illustrated American Attack
The Crimson publishes Harvard’s counterattack against an Illustrated American article that accused Harvard of elitism and moral decline. It argues Harvard is a training ground for both rich and middle class, highlights charity work and accessible education, and dismisses the sensational charges as calumny aimed at the university.
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Harvard
Cambridge
University
Crimson
College Daily
THE
Illustrated American
Boston
Harvard College
River Charles
Bunker Hill
Back Bay
North End
Prospect Union
Opening of the Browne Building in Malden Delights Crowd
The Malden area gathers for the Browne Building opening an event labeled Vaudeville Promenade Concert and Ball. Esther Hall dazzles with color and lighting, Miss Caze dances banjo solos by Mr Hill and a monologue by Mr Moulton entertain guests before a four chandelier lit collation in the white hall.
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Malden
Browne
Germania Orchestra
Caze
Hill
Elegant Malden gala marks Browne hall debut
The Moore and Esther Halls hosted a 150-couple dance with gas and electric lights. Society guests wore gowns with diamonds as the Browne building on Pleasant Street, a four story block, showcased ornate halls and club spaces managed by E. H. Browne and associates featuring Esther Marie and Marcus Halls.
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Everett Stevens
W. M. Souther
Arthur W. Keller
Barstowe
Metcalf
J. H. Brown
Shaefer
Elisha Cobb
Florence Metcalf
Ena Metcalf
Leon Hitchcock
Nina Dutton
Jennie Tufts
Grace Walcott
Lexington
Emma Lovell
Mabelle
Ashcroft
Harriet Ruddock
Haverhill
Bessie Howe
Nellie Bray
Winchester
Florence Picker
Mabel Hadaway
Edith McKeown
Alice Davenport
Bloomie Crook
Madeline Barstowe
Carrie Bill
Grace Taylor
Lillie Sweet
Mabel. Lock
Mabel Hawley
Laura Hitchcock
Jewel Dowling
Rudolph Schdeter
Richard Matthews
Zen Dutton
Hmery Sullivan
Chester Munroe
G. R. Taylor
A. H. Proctor
H. M. Leland
C. C. Mann
Charles Beebe
Matthews, Jr
Frank Sherburne
Dill Brocaton
W. O. Lovell
Messrs
Willard Welsh
Henry. P. Dole
Julius. B. Waterbury
Walter I. Swasey
Charles
C. Mann
Stephen E. Winship
G. Robin Taylor
Albert N. Page
Harry B. Campbell
Dudley B. Seaver
William H. Winship
Mulliton’s
Malden Star
Caldwell Furniture, Company
C. B. Fessenden , & Co
Frost & Davis, Haberdashers
Malden Club
New England
Christian Alliance
Malden Theosophisl Society
Littlefield & Beals
Dr. Simpson
McDonald
Matthew Carroll
Italian Equals Six Citizens GLOUCESTER MEETING
At a Gloucester Business Men's Association meeting ex Mayor Parsons criticized the State highway commission for a Western avenue mile that cost 17000 and described workers as local citizens with one Italian laborer doing more work than six. He and other officials endorsed the view that the State engineer was incompetent and insulted locals.
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Gloucester
Mass
Business Men’s Association
John
Parsons
State Highway Commission
Ande
Western Avenue
Magnolia
Shepherd
Cook
Massachusetts Clothing Company News Ad Heads City Page
The Massachusetts Clothing Company marks a milestone by running a full page ad in The Post. Since 1882 it has grown from a small Hanover and Portland street store to occupying much of its building, driven by thrift, sturdy principles, and a money back guarantee.
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Massachusetts Clothing Company
My Clothier
Post
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Corcoran Reflects on Governor's Victory and Party Unity
Corcoran praises the Governor for winning a broad endorsement and stable governance. He notes voter sentiment in Boston, ties results to Republican influence, and comments on national implications for Democratic prospects and reform with a focus on Ohio New Jersey Maryland and New York outcomes.
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Boston
Williams
Russell
City Hall
Kentucky
Maryland
New York
New York City
Campbell
Brice
Gorman
Hill
Senator Hill
Mr. Brice
Ohio
New Jersey
Lessons From the Hour Glass of Health
A meditation on time and mortality urges heed to health, warning that fast living drains vitality. It promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy, citing Mr. Louis H. Moreau's improvement and urging consultation with Dr. Greene of Boston for nervous and chronic ailments.
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Daily Press
Peace Force
Fall River
Mass
Dr. Greene
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Five Mile Road Record Shatters by Fred List
Fred C List of Syracuse New York set a world five mile paced road bicycle record in Baltimore on November 6. He completed the distance in 11 minutes and 17 seconds with three tandem pacers guiding him.
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Baltimore
Fred, C. List
Syracuse
Aldermen Order Police Investigation Hearings Set
Brockton Lexow Brockton Mass Nov 6 The Board of Aldermen passed an order for a police department investigation. Alderman William Rapp to preside, Alderman Arthur B Jenks as clerk. Hearings begin Friday 7:30 pm and run to 11 pm nightly. Mayor Whipple declines to preside. Rev Warfield agrees to talks for publication, District Attorney Harris to represent the committee. City Marshal Chase welcomes the inquiry and seeks to silence rumors.
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Brockton
Magss
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Crocker
Willam Rapp
Arthur B. Jenks
Whipple
Warfield
Harris
Chase
City Brevities report from East Boston and West End incidents
At 7 30 last night Mrs Elizabeth Martin aged 35 fell from the steps at 272 Border Street East Boston breaking her leg. Engine 10 answered a still alarm at 38 30 last night to extinguish a fire in the first floor apartments of a three and a half story brick dwelling on Primus Avenue West End owner William Heywood. The blaze cause is not known and damage 150. Ernest Hall a 21 year old brakeman for the New York and New England railroad was knocked from the top of a freight car in the yard yesterday afternoon sustaining severe head injuries and is at Massachusetts General Hospital. He lives on Dover Street.
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Elizabeth Martin
Border Street
Boston
Engine 10
Rachel Reardon
Primus Avenue
West End
William Heywood
Ernest Hall
New York & New England Railroad
Massachusetts General Hospital
Hall
Lves
Dover Street
Will appoint rallying committees for city election
The Workingmen's Political League met in St Andrew's Hall to discuss campaign strategy. It decided to form rallying committees with ward headquarters and to issue a circular presenting the aims and the claims of James P. Dolan and Harry Lloyd. The league hopes for support regardless of election outcome.
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Workingmen’s Political League
St. Andrew's Hall
James P. Dolan
Harry Lloyd
League
Brookline Bachelor Club annual ball at Union Hall
The Brookline Bachelor Club held its annual ball at Union Hall Brookline with decorated stage palms and a new purple and gold program. Daniel J. Crane was floor director. A souvenir booklet was given to attendees and lists of gentlemen and ladies present include F F Johnson T B McCaffery J Curry P F O Neil John Fahey T F ODay J A Finn and many others.
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Brookline
Bachelor Club
Union
Hall
Daniel J. Crane
Messrs
F. F. Johnson
T.B. McCaffery
J. Curry
P. F. O’neil
John Fahey
T. F. O'Day
J.a. Finn
T. J. Burke
Dave Pickett
Kitty Crane
Mamie Walsh
Margaret Casey
Misses O’day
Kitty Foley
Mally Nolan
Kitty Conroy
Miss Crowley
Kitty
Nellie Sullivan
Sadie Cahill
Nora Casey
Etta McPhee
Eileen McInerney
Misses Campbell
Miss Hennessy
John Sweeney
Mrs. Mead
Women’s Hebrew Charitable Association Social in Minot’s Hall
The Young Women’s Hebrew Charitable Association hosted a social hop at Minot’s Hall last evening with about 300 attendees. Dancing was led by officers including Miss Jutesta Barnstein and Mrs. J. Kauffman, followed by a banquet. receipts go to charity.
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Minot’s Hall
Young Women’s Hebrew Charitable Association
Jutesta Barnstein
J. Kauffman
Sally Cohen
Rosa Levy
A. Jacobs
Cohen
B. Bush
Samuel Clark
R. Jackson
Jacob Spits
J. Lyona
Fannie Kurtz
M. D. Young
S. Goldberg
Slutzky
David Burtigan
Sadie Hines
Miss Hilson
Gussie
Lizzie Shenfield
Goldie Cohen
L. Bash
Bertha
Laurie Bash
Lena
Cassier
Reunion of Company B Forty-fourth Regiment Held
The eighth annual reunion and banquet of Company B Association Forty-fourth Regiment M V M was held at the United States Hotel last evening. Sixteen surviving members attended, with President Theodore F. Corey presiding.
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Company B Association, Forty-fourth Regiment, M. V. M
United States Hotel
Theodore F. Corey
Devastating Blast Kills Dozens In City Block
The explosion and collapse injure and kill workers in five story row of buildings. Jam es Ross and Arthur Lynch survive near rampage as crews pull bodies from Tunis mass. Officials relocate remains to a vacant store. electric lights aid search as death toll rises toward twenty seven or twenty eight.
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Jamcs Ross
Arthur Lynch
Ross
Michael Ward
Lynch
Journal Office
Calvert
Shelby Street
Journal
Journal Building
Larned Street
Free Press Printing Company
Arcade
Free Press
Sullivan
Belle Isle Charity Ball Opens At Lyceum Hall
Amita the sweet perfume of tropical decorations greeted East Boston at the Belle Isle Charity Club event. Nearly 100 couples formed the grand march led by Frank Kelley and Miss Kelley, with Peters Orchestra playing. Edward F. Kelley directed floor duties as banquet followed. Notables included Representative William J. Donovan, Councilman Michael J. Leary, Colonel Thomas Doherty and wife, and many others listed among attendees.
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Amita
Belle Isle Charity Club
Edward F. Kelley
Thomas F. Dooling
Frank Gallagher
William J. Donovan
Michael J. Leary
Thomas Doherty
Annie Niland
Thomas J. Niland
Maggie Keating
J. J. Lane
Stacia Hayes
Thomas F.gill
Helen O’brien
Joseph Merley
J. J. Murphy
William Walsh
Louise Curry
Fred Andrews
Margaret Keating
J. L. Kelly
Ida Burke
Professor Carey
May Douglass
Marcella Douglass
Mamie McGuire
May Thatcher
Lottie Green
Lizzie Nevins
Arthur White
Della Coppins
Myra Clancy
Lizzie Marshall
M. J. McMahon
Bernard Far
Michael is Willing to Race in France or England
The Welsh champion J Michael accepts a challenge from John 8 Johnson for a three race series and wants the events in France or England. He would allow Johnson 500 for expenses. Johnson prefers America and will offer inducements to favor racing in the U S.
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New York
J. Michael
John
Johnson
Michael Powers
France
England
Eck
America
Michael
Republican party uses Australian ballot in Lynn mayor race
The Lynn Republican committee adopted the Australian system for ward caucuses to choose the mayoralty nominee and for aldermen school board and assessors. An opposing A P A member proposed a written request to enter ballots and a seven member committee to judge candidate fitness, triggering a storm as several regular Republicans left in disgust. The move is seen as an attempt to block Rufus Kimball's mayoral bid and tests its legality.
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Lynn
Republican City Committee
Algo
Baptists deny report on Harvard Street Church affair
George E. Horr Jr. said a published story about the Committee of Fifteen meeting for Harvard Street Church is false except for confirming that a meeting occurred. The Baptist State convention at Fitchburg appointed the group to review the church, and its secret Tuesday session has not yet been released.
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Committee of Fifteen
Harvard Street
George E. Horr, Jr
Baptist State Convention
Fitchburg
Old Clothing House Assigns After Declining Season
Charles Green & Co., a long established clothing house, failed with Mr Edward H Talbott named assignee. Manager Green cites dull season, heavy stock, notes due, and no extension on paper as causes. Talbott plans to sell stock quickly to settle the affairs. Assets and liabilities are unknown but likely the liabilities exceed assets due to high grade stock.
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Charles Green & Co
Hos
Edward H. Talbott
Green
Talbott
Jolly Six Stage First Grand Ball at Harvard Hall
The Jolly Six held their inaugural grand ball at Harvard Hall in Brookline last evening. About sixty couples attended and danced until 3 a.m. The floor was guided by John T. Newell and assisters Geddes Bell Hall Bradford Strain, with Henry and Joseph aiding.
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Harvard Hall
Brookline
John T. Newell
My Geddes
Henry Bell
Joseph Hall
John Bradford
Joseph Strain
Frank Dowd Recovering After Saloon Shooting
Frank Dowd, a medical student shot by George Johnston in a Charles Town saloon last Monday night, remains in danger but is reported resting comfortably at a late hour.
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Frank Dowd
George Johnston
Charlestown
Lowell and Manchester Battle to Scoreless Tie
Lowell and Manchester High School football teams played a good game here this afternoon. Neither side was able to score.
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Lowell
Manchester
American Wringer Co. Wringers and Sweepers Maker
The American Wringer Co. operates at 13 and Broadway extension city, manufacturing wringers mangles spring beds and car pet sweepers. Repairs offered for all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Mail orders promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway
City
Tremont
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