Boston Sewage System Faces Imminent Failure Risk
Boston faces a hazardous condition in its sewerage system with the east shaft at Squantum and Calf Pasture pumping station at risk of failure. Bolts and iron guides have not been inspected since 1884, potentially releasing millions of gallons into Dorchester Bay and endangering workers and city health.
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Hart Claims Senate Chair in Essex District Row
Democratic nominee George D. Hart claims a four vote plurality over B F. Southwick in the fifth Essex district inciting petitions for a recount across Danvers and Middleton as errors were found New Salem November 11.
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B. F. Southwick
West Church sale under study by committee
The church standing committee reviewed an offer for the old West Church but postponed a decision due to pending details. Articles inside the building must be disposed of, legal advice sought about the front walk, and a plan for funds undecided. Possible uses for the building include a library branch or boys’ industrial school, with funds likely not for a new church.
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Harvard Athletics Adopts New Oversight for Funds
Harvard athletics adopts a formal structure with a graduate treasurer guiding all organizations. Provisions require monthly accounts, annual reports, and detailed year end balances, with surplus funds allocated to athletics per association.
Appalachians Mark 105th Meeting At Institute Of Technology
About 1560 Appalachians and friends gathered for the club’s 105th corporate meeting at the Institute of Technology with Vice President G M Jones presiding. The program featured papers on Stony Man Mountain and the Great Smoky Mountains, and a excursion to Wayside Inn was announced for next Saturday at 9 30 a m.
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Thunderhead Peak
Frank O. Carpenter
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Brooklyn
N. Y
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Winchester
Mass
Herbert James Hail
Newton M. Hail
Manchester
N.H
Ezra_ Abbot Mansfield
Joseph L. Stevens
Susie E. Thatcher
Mary Alma Coe
Herbert FE. Davidson
Pees
Trinity Club Discusses Boston City Government
The Trinity Club held its third regular meeting at Trinity Chapel with President Quincy presiding. Members read papers on The Mayor by James D. Ball The Board of Aldermen by Charles F. Dukelow The Common Council by Frederick H. Perkins The City Charter by Andrew Fiske. A general discussion followed. A light lunch was served. EricuggEs dined at the Revere House.
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Market notes show bullish undertone despite bears on key rails
The New York market opened firm then turned irregular with cautious upside potential. Atchison rights attract attention while Manitoba and Northern Pacific show buoyancy. Missouri Pacific and general list soften. Sugar certificates and Brush Electric deals loom as analysts await clearer signals. Eight carloads of wheat shipped from San Francisco this year signal a rebound.
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Cambridge Fair Lights Torch Parade Highlights Local Society Drive
Cambridge East Cambridge held a fair at St John s Hall last night with a torchlight parade featuring Sacred Heart Cadets F M T A Society East Cambridge St Joseph s Temperance Somerville Ancient Order of Hibernians Arlington Temp Society and Boston division under J W Coveney Mayor Gilmore opened with a speech. Proceeds go to a new Cambridge street building for the society. Roads committee granted Western avenue pole locations to West End Railway. Water Board and city leaders to inspect Fresh Pond and Stony Brook next Thursday at 10 am by carriage.
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Gilmore
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Real Estate and Carpet Auctions Notice
Tomorrow at 3 p.m. S. R. Knights & Co. conduct real estate sale. Earlier at 10 a.m. Leonard & Co. offer carpets and rugs in a separate sale. Fruit Horatio Harris & Co. listed with 12 m. and no further action noted.
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Marriages Recorded in Somerville and Nearby
Avay and Saville wed in Somerville on November 6 by Rev. W Durell. Chudleigh and McPherson joined in Salem on November 9 by Rev. R B Moody. Pecheur and Friele married in Somerville on November 6 by Rev. George W Durell. Sawyer and Anderson united in Santa Barbara on November 9 by Rev. Dr. McClure.
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Edwin H. Sawyer
Obituaries Gather Dates and Ages From Cambridge Area Deaths
A series of death notices from Chelsea to Cambridgeport lists individuals including Hannah Hall Curtis 69, Elizabeth Daley 77, Almira W Domett 57, Henrietta Daniels, Henry Field 47, Aaron Garmon 66, Nancy Goddard 71, Susan Heron 34, Sarah Harrison, Lillian Emmerson 30, A Orville Howard 68, Daniel Keane 65, John Lee patrolman, Eugene J McCarthy 22, Margaret O Connor 21, William Schuebeler 35, Rev J E Sanderson 55, David Simonds 55 plus months and locations. Funeral announced for David Simonds in Burlington.
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Daley
St Gloucester
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Nathaniel Daley
Domett
San Francisco
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Boston
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Daniels
Boston Highlands
Henrietta
John Daniels
Wollaston
Henry
Lillian A. Emmerson
James G. Harrington
Howard
Randolph
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Kearney
Daniel Ees
Lee
Wakefield
John U. Lee
McCarthy
Eugene J
Michael F. McCarthy
Troy
N. Y
O’connor
Cambridge
Margaret E. O’connor
Schuebeler
Somerville
Wiliam Schuebeler
Sanderson
Plymouth
J. E. Sanderson
Simonds
Temple Street
Universalist Club opens season with social talk and new member
About eighty members gathered in Pierce Hall Copley square for the first monthly meeting. President Endicott presided as resolutions were adopted after a member’s death. Frederick Farnsworth joined the club, and Harvard President Eliot was announced to speak on a social topic. Eric A. Lee, defeated Pawtucket mayoral candidate, promised a light talk on his Pike's Peak ascent. Guests included several ministers and Samuel T. Cobb editor of the Home Journal.
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Robert P. Gould
Columbus Avenue
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Williams
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Eliot
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Eric A. Lee
Pawtucket
KR. L
Pike’s Peak
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Rockies
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D.D
Boston
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Greenwood Park House Lot Sale Sets Boston Record
The Greenwood Park sale proclaims the largest Boston home site event, with 120000 dollars in lots sold in 30 days mostly to builders. Three miles of streets and 112 miles of concrete sidewalks built, ten houses started, near the Boston and Maine line. Lots cost 100 to 800 dollars with 5 dollar first payment and weekly payments of 1 to 1.50, no interest or taxes. Free improvements and builders get first 50 houses. daily free trips at 10:30 and 1:30 from 13 School street Boston.
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Star Course at Tremont Temple Delivers One-Man London Assurance
Mr. Leland Powers presented London Assurance as a nine character monologue at Tremont Temple assisted by the English Glee Club. The performance featured musical interludes by the Glee Club and soloists Mrs. Louise Baldwin Powers Miss Linor Teear and Mr. Wulf Fries.
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Powers
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Dorchester Clergyman Believed Lost After Steamer Jump
Rumor spread at an late hour that the Reverend C. H. Smith of Dorchester may have jumped overboard from the steamer Puritan with no word by midnight. No further details were available as the night wore on.
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Dorchester
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