Notable Women of Yore Highlight D A R Meeting
Mrs Mary A Livermore spoke before the D A R at Hotel Brunswick on how men judge women and the enduring strength of modern women. She cited Nancy Warren Abigail Adams and Mrs Francis Bailey of Providence as models and noted resolutions on Senator Hoars death. An informal tea reception followed with officers and guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Warren
General Warren
Bunker Hill
Abigail Adams
Francis Bailey
Providence
John
New England
Senator Hoar
Edgar R. Chaplin
Charles E. Hawes
Livermore
Curtis C. Wellington
Otis S. Brown
William A. Bancroft
Charles Opens His Campaign Beamed by Torchlight Procession
Salem D Charles opened the municipal race for street commissioners in Wards 3 4 and 5 last night with a band and torchlight procession. He spoke in Ward 3 Ward 4 Cauley Hall and Ward 5 Roughan Hall while Senators Sullivan Gartland and Council President Dolan endorsed his candidacy and debated rotation in office with his opponent.
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Salem D. Charles
Cauley Hall
Roughan Hall
Charles
Board of Aldermen
Doyle
Father John's Medicine Endorsed by Boston Caterer
Mr B P Mullen of Boston recounts using Father John s Medicine for 45 years noting its origins with Fr John O Brien and its promotion by a specialist. The letter claims the remedy cures bronchitis and cold threats, strengthens tissue, acts as a gentle laxative, and contains no harmful drugs with a refund if it fails to deliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Mullen
Boston
St. Patrick’s Church
Lowell
Mass
John O’brien
Carleton & Hovey
Leroy Street
Notable Massachusetts and New Jersey official turnout at sea event
A large and distinguished delegation from Massachusetts and New Jersey attended the sea event led by Governor Murphy of New Jersey. Included were Governor Bates of Massachusetts staff members, ex Secretary of the Navy John D. Long, several congressmen, harbor and land officials, the state auditor, postmaster, attorney general, and naval officers from the navy yard.
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Construction Corps
United States Navy
Murphy
New Jersey
Bates
Massachusetts
Dalston
the Navy
John D. Long
William S. McNary
Samuel L. Powers
Charles Q. Tirrell
Richard R. Freeman
Charles Co. Doten
Francis Hurtubis
Charles Dana Palmer
State Board of Arbitration
Joseph E. Shaw
State Police
George E. Smith
Henry E. Turner
Charles L. Hammond
Quincy
Herbert Parker
Wildes
Navy Yard
George H. Lyman
Boston
H. R. Hoffman
J. M. McGrath
L. W. McAloon
Surveyor’s Office
Custom House
Emmons Says Boston Blames Him For All Unrest
Judge Emmons told inmates at the Massachusetts Home for Intemperate Women in Brookline that he bears responsibility for every incident tied to police affairs in Boston. He compared himself to a Westward wife who endures an earthquake no one can pin on her, hinting at public blame while deflecting praise.
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Boston
Judge Emmons
Massachusetts
Brookline
West
John
Patrolman Howell Stops Runaway Horse On Beach Street
Patrolman F S Howell of the Lagrange street station halted a runaway horse attached to a cab on Beach street at 10 50 last night. The horse bolted toward a crowd in front of the Dreyfus Cafe and Hotel before the officer restrained it, pulling the animal to a stop while clinging to its neck.
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Beach Street
Howell
Lagrange Street
Dreyfus Cafe
Congress Street Brokers Fail For 42209
A petition in bankruptcy was filed by Albert B. Potter and Albion B. Turner rokers at 19 Congress street. On March 38 1908 they made an assignment for the benefit of their creditors, and as the assignment was not satisfactory to all voluntary bankruptcy proceedings were instituted yesterday. The total liabilities are given as 42200. There are no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Potter
Albion B. Turner
Rokers
Congress Street
Weather Averages from Yesterday and Last Year
Yesterday's average temperature was 39 on 5 24 and last year's same day recorded 52. Both figures summarize daily weather in the same locale for comparison.
Boston Post 1904 Election Issue Sets Circulation Record
The Boston Post reports a 357000 copy edition the day after the presidential election, a record for New England papers. It notes Douglas elected governor by a superb vote and the Post reelected with overwhelming support as the great popular newspaper of New England.
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The
Boston Post
Boston
New England
Douglas
Govnor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Livermore
Daughters of
Mary A. Livermere
Daughters of the Revolution
Hotel Brunswick
Yore
Hoar
Post
Roosevelt
People of Boston
Board of Street Commissioners
Law Department
Josiah Quincy
Roebling
Brooklyn Bridge
Emerson
Summer Street
Dewey Square
Washington and
Water Streets
Court and
Hanover Streets
Dewey Sqare
Redcliffe C. N. Y
Fore River
Emmons
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut Prison Association
John C. Taylor
Taylor
Gookin Millinery
Temple
Douglass
Conry
John J. Douglass
Joseph A. Conry
Jefferson Organization
Lyceum Hall
Giblin
Thomas J. Giblin
Milk Street
Atlantic Avenue
Campaign OF Education
Executive Department
Townsend
New York City
U.S. As
Boards of Education
Wevesteacat
Townsend Blds
New York
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