Morgan Circle Threatens West End Control War
Boston banking houses J. P. Morgan & Co. and Kidder, Peabody & Co. defend their aim to unite the West End Street Railway with the Boston Elevated Railway. They argue for legislative changes to protect transit franchises and insist the move benefits stockholders and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Boston
J. Pierpont Morgan
Robert Bacon
J. P. Morgan & Co
West End Street Railway Company
Kidder, Peabody & Co
State House
Boston Elevated Railway Company
West End Company
Frederick Ayer
Samuel Carr
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
William Endicott, Jr
William A. Gaston
Eben D. Jordan
Charles J
Executive Committee
Messrs
Francis H. Peabody
Lewis
Dabney
Messrs. Bowditch and Jackson
West End Board of Directors
Elevated
T Jefferson Coolidge
Richard M. Saltonstall
Joseph B. Russell
Stephen M. Weld
Moses Williams
C. C. Jackson
T. J. Coolidge
Elevated Railroad
Coolidge
Morgan
Miss G M Whidden Gives Everett Estate for Free Hospital
Miss G M Whidden of Everett presents her Mount Washington summit estate on Montana avenue for use as a free hospital to serve all Everett citizens. The gift includes a 50 000 square foot site a furnished mansion and grounds valued around 25000 with conditions that the hospital be named Whidden Memorial Cottage Hospital and run free of charge to residents. The city and Cottage Hospital Association will oversee the transition with formal acceptance planned at a joint meeting next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Whidden
Everett
Freemont Avenue
Mt. Washington
Miss Whidden
Henderson
Everett Medical Association
City of
Jenkins and
Marshall
Schepperly
C. Currier
Jaynes and
Bruce
BE. C. Brown
E. C. Newton
M. J. Mead
Kernwood and Melrose Interclub Meet at Malden
Kernwood defeated Melrose in billiards 200 to 120 with Dutton Bartlett and Gilman Splaine leading. Pool tally favored Kernwood 150 to 18 as Robinson Tindar and Melrose Bugbee Palmer posted the scores. Whist concluded with Kernwood Team No 1 at 318 versus Melrose 306.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Kernwoods and
Melrose Athletic Club
Kernwood
Dutton
Bartlett
Melrose
Gilman
Splaine
Robinson
Tindar
Bugbee
Palmer
Medford Arabian Nights Described at First Parish Fair
The First Parish Unitarian fair in Medford features an Arabian Nights theme with pagodas and arcades in the opera house. Dances by Miss Burbank and Mr. Norton entertain, and tableaux depict Scheherazade, the Forty Thieves, Haroun al Raschid, and Alladin tales with scenes and performances throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Ladies of the First Parish
Unitarian
Minstrel Show Delights Everett Audience At Council Hall
Everett Council Knights of Columbus staged a minstrel and variety show last night with a White Squadron deck set. Interlocutor John F O Connor appeared as an admiral while Tambos were Thomas F Garvey and Joseph A Callahan and Bones Frank Grady and Edward Finnegan. McCabe s Orchestra provided music and a repeat performance is planned for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Hall
Everett
Everett Council
Knights of Columbus
John F. O’connor
Thomas F. Garvey
Joseph A. Callahan
Frank Grady
Edward Finnegan
McCabe
Self confessed burglar Marks still a mystery in Waltham
WALTHAM Massachusetts November 11 police have yet to learn anything guiding the case of the self confessed burglar Marks. An advertisement from the American Wringer Company lists wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repair service offered at no extra charge for customers in Boston and nearby areas. Write or telephone Tramont 764.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham, Mass
American Wringer Company
Andis Broadway
Cornhill
Boston
Tramont
Governor Wolcott Honored at Autumn Banquet
Governor Wolcott and Mrs. Wolcott attended a large Unitarian Club banquet at the Vendome hosted by friends and civic leaders. Speakers praised his Massachusetts victory, while Rev Edward Everett Hale and Prof. Thayer offered remarks on governance and national virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walcott
Unitarian Club
Edward Everett Hale
D. D
Wolcott
E. E. Hale
J. B. Thayer
Thayer
Sherman Hoar
Floar
Arthur T. Lyman
John Lowell
S. J. Barrows
Francis Lowell
Massachusetts
Lowell
Ike
Roger Wolcott
Governor Wolcott
Social Union Banquet Celebrates American Spirit in Tremont Temple
More than 700 members of the Baptist Social Union filled Tremont Temple for an autumnal banquet. Edward B. Harle opened the gathering as drums played and the crowd sang America. Speakers included Rev. Russell H. Conwell and Rev. R. S. MacArthur, praising unity, piety, and patriotism amid a national campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Social Union
Tremont Temple
Edward B. Harle
America
Apollo
Social Union
Russell H. Conwell
North Carolina
R. S. MacArthur
Conwell
D. D
New York
McKinley
Hanna
United States
Germany
England
Italy
Spain
Banquet Honors Congressman McCall in Cambridge Dinner
A complimentary dinner at the Colonial Club Cambridge honored Congressman Samuel W. McCall for his re election by the largest statewide plurality. Guests included Hon W A Bancroft John Hopewell and Mayor Bancroft with McCall praising Cambridge as a national district and discussing McKinley Bryan and tariff issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. McCall
Colonial Club
Cambridge
W. A. Bancroft
John Hopewell
John Read
George S. Evans
Congress
McCall
Bancroft
Hopewell
McKinley
Bryan
Cure Consumption With Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
An advertisement asserts consumption is curable without climate change using Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It claims 98 percent cures, digestion improvements, blood purification, and nerve vitality. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser and offers a free 1,008 page medical book with stamps for mailing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense
United States
Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Congressmen Call for Tariff Reform and Fiscal Prudence
Congressmen urged revision of the tariff bill arguing it could raise revenue if not defrauded by under valuation. They cited manufacturers with similar views and pressed for quick changes. Speakers included Mayor Bancroft and Rep McCall along with elector Robert O. Fuller and ex Senator Durant, praising local representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Republic
McCall
Bancroft
Robert O. Fuller
Durant
Eliot Memory Honored in Newton 250th Anniversary
Newton observes the 250th anniversary of Rev. John Eliot work among New England Indians begun at Nonantum October 28 1646. The day includes school singings and an Eliot Church address on Eliot life with remarks by Hon. William Everett and Mr. William Carver Bates and the Eliot monument on Brighton Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
John Eliot
New England
Nonantum
Waban
Eliot Church
Henry E. Cobb
George W. Shinn
William H. Davis
Apostle Eliot
Cobb
F Eliot Church
William H. Dunham
Edward M. Noyes
William Everett
Eliot
William Carver Bates
United States
Apostle
Royal Arcanum Ladies Night at Ancient Landmark Hall
Royal Arcanum Star Council 214 celebrated red white and blue ladies night with songs by Dr H C Deans Master Dolan Miss Fannie Harrington Mr McLeoud Miss Alice Crowley a piano solo by Miss Lizzie Neora and recitations by Miss Maggie McCarthy A collation and dancing followed Arrangements were led by Mmes Caldwell Fales Rodday Chalmers and Misses Catherine Brine and Catherine Coveney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Council
Royal Arcanum
Ancient Landmark Hall
H. C. Deans
Dolan
Fannie Harrington
McLeoud
Alice Crowley
Lizzie Neora
Maggie McCarthy
Mmes
A. F. Caldwell
J. Fales
R. J. Rodday
A. Chalmers
Catherine E. Brine
Catherine Coveney
Boston Letter Carriers Meet at American House
About 150 attendees gathered for the Boston Letter Carriers Mutual Benefit Association meeting at the American House. Joseph B. Hatch presided as ball committee reported net receipts of $800 from the last event and resolutions were adopted on the death of W. J. Dale Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Letter Carriers’ Mutual Benefit Association
American House
Joseph B. Hatch
W. J. Dale, Jr
Teachers Talk of X Rays at Masters' Assistants Club
The Masters' Assistants' Club held its regular monthly meeting at Young's Hotel with thirty four members present. Miss Anna M. Pennimen presided. guests were Mr. and Mrs. E W Schnerh. Discussion centered on X rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters’ Assistants’ Club
Young’s Hotel
Anna M. Pennimen
E. W. Schnerh
Paint and Oil Club Hosts Colonel Walker at Parker House
Twenty five members of the Paint and Oil Club of New England met at the Parker House last evening with C F Howland presiding. C W Willis was elected secretary. The guest of the evening was Colonel Henry Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paint and Oil Club of
New England
Parker House
C. F. Howland
C. W. Willis
Henry Walker
Business Developments in Massachusetts Tax Reform Spotlighted
The New England Hardware Dealers Association met at the United States Hotel with sixty two attendees. D Fletcher Barber presided James A Farless served as secretary. Guests included K H Pease and W E Stevens of New Britain Conn John C Cobb spoke on taxation reform and business growth in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Hardware Dealers' Association
United States
D. Fletcher Barber
James A. Farless
K. H. Pease
W. E. Stevens
New Britain
Conn
John C. Cobb
Massachusetts
Dental Scientists Meet Elect Officers At Hotel
Over thirty five members of the American Academy of Dental Science gathered at Young's Hotel last evening. Robert A. Andrews presided and officers elected include President Robert A. Andrews Vice President William P. Cook Recording Secretary George T. Baker Corresponding Secretary George H. Payne Treasurer Frederic Bradley Librarian H A Hichborn Editor William H. Potter Executive Committee Dwight M. Clapp Virgil C. Pond Edward C. Briggs Guest of honor was Rev E Winchester Holland rector of Trinity Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Academy of Dental Science
Young’s Hotel
Robert A. Andrews
William P. Cook
George T. Baker
George H. Payne
Frederic Bradley
H. A. Hichborn
William H. Potter
Dwight M. Clapp
Virgil C. Pond
Edward C. Briggs
E. Winchester Holland
Trinity Church
Puritana Endorsed by Hotel Clerk and Police Chief
A Tontine Hotel clerk in New Haven praises Puritana after long distress from dyspepsia, noting rapid relief within days and renewed appetite. Manchester police chief H W Longa also testifies that Puritana cured his stomach issues and relieved indigestion and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. R. Francis
Tontine Hotel
New Haven
F. R. Francis
Puritana
Manchester
N. H
H. W. Longa
John Eaton
A. W. Longa
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J. P. Morgan & Co. and
Kidder
Eabody & Co
Legislation
A. Johnson
Ion
Hina
OpLin
Bangor
Custom House St
Muse
Herrick’s Mercantile Collection Agency
Court ST
Hood
City
G. Whidden
Melrose Games
Towler
St. Sp. M Knowlton Freenee
St. Sp. M. Ferry
Farrar
Wa Newhall Steenee
Medford Arabian Nights
Professor Thayer
Commonwealth
Samuel J. Barrows
Washington
A. Z Conrad
A. Z. Conrad
Dh. D
First Congregational Church of
Worcester
Lorimer
Apollo Quartet
M’call
Amanda E. Blankenship
Templeton, Dyer Co
Tenn
Tar Council
Dale
Colonel Walker
J. C. Cobbin
Crine
Avon Street
J. Loomer
Spruce St
Chelsea
Mass
Dorchester
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Ofice Sun Heston, Moss
Tee E Ae
Enj. F. Stevens
Alfred DP. Foster
S. F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Philadelphia
Kneeland St
Rockwell
Fitchburg
James McGee
Keith
Lawrence J. Scanlon
D. A. Boyle
F. X. Morin
C. A. Rabbitt
Patrick Donahoe
Martin FE. Mu
W. £. Cobb
Citizen’s Party of
Friends of
Henry KE. Cobb
Common
George D. Davis
Willis F. Hadlock
J. Frank Lyman
W. Warren
Walter Chesley
Thomas White
James A. Lowell
A. F. Alvord
Henry Batly
John M. Tiles
William F. Dana
Kirk W. Hobart
Waltham
Marry ME
Peter
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Chauvin—Derby
Somerville
Edward Abbott
St. James's, Cambridge
Charles Fredrile Chasgin
Mabel Derby
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
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