Fitzgerald Covers Boston Open Air Rally Plan
Schedule lists multiple rally sites and times across Boston areas including Ward 11 on Charles street, Huntington Hall Ward 10, Rodey Hall Ward 25, Columbus avenue Ward 22, Forest Hills square Ward 23, Washington Hall Codman square Ward 24, Nann's Hall Ward 20, Vine Street Church Ward 17, Dudley Street Opera House Ward 21, Roxbury Crossing Ward 19, Tremont street Ward 18, Concord Club Ward 12, Franklin School Ward 9, Congress Hall, Telegraph and Dorchester streets, Fitzgerald Club Broadway, Knights of Honor Hall, Swartz Hall Abbotsford Hall Democratic Club Ward rooms Bennington Street Chapel Lyceum Hall Jefferson Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street
Cambridge
Huntington Hall
Rodey Hall
Columbus Avenue
Centre Street
Forest Hills Square
Washington Hall
Codman Square
Ward Room
Nann’s Hall
Vine Street Church
Dudley Street Opera House
Roxbury Crossing
Tremont Street
Concord Club
Police crack down on illegal medical dens in Back Bay
Iain Cain and Police Commissioner orders push raids on illegal "medical dens" across divisions. Captains report raids removing conspicuous signs. Bishop sign remains at 178 Tremont Street. Captain Gaskin shuts down Old Dr. Hall's office on Beacon Street near Tremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. H. Emmons
Bishop
Tremont Street
Gaskin
Division 2
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aid For Women
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female disorders causing low mood backache and weakness. A testimonial from Kate McDonald of Woodbridge New Jersey claims full recovery from uterine trouble after using the product. The note invites others to obtain a bottle and seek free medical advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kate McDonald
Woodbridge
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhaw
Morris Nathan Freed After Two Weeks In Custody
Morris Nathan was released from two weeks imprisonment after the grand jury did not indict him in the death of Susan Geary. Judge Brown discharged him on motion of Assistant District Attorney Chase. Nathan must appear as a witness in the Superior Court trial of Howard Crawford and McLeod, with bail set at $600 posted by William Berwin. He left the courthouse in good health with his brothers Marcus and Isaac and his counsel Jesse Gove.
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Morris Nathan
Susan Geary
Brown
Chase
Howard, Crawford and McLeod
Stevens
William Berwin
Columbus Avenue
Nathan
Marcus
Isaac
Jesse Gove
Mr. Gove
Witness Miss Coulter Gives Police Details in Roxbury Case
Miss Coulter domestic at 68 Winthrop Street Roxbury testified to DA Sughre and Captain Dugan about the Susan Geary murder case. She said she knew Mrs Mary S Dean and observed Susan Geary at the house. Clinton Roxbury police regard her as a key witness and guarded her statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Coulter
Mary S. Dean
Winthrop Street
Roxbury
Susan Geary
Sughrue
Captain Dugan
Mrs. Dean
Gardner Court
Roxbury Crossing
Andover
Mrs Dean Seen in Hub Amid Death Case Appearance Hinted
Police hunt Mrs Mary S Dean linked to Susan Geary death. Rumor places her Saturday in a car near Swett Street Boston heading to surrender. Swansea rumor says a veiled woman with two black satin bags sold beauty lotions and charms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S. Dean
Susan Geary
Swett Street
Boston
Dean
Swansea
Mrs. Dean
Court dismisses case against Dr M Leod
The Municipal Criminal Court dismissed the case against Dr. Percy D. McLeod on motion of ADA Chase after he was indicted by the grand jury and bound over to the Superior Court on complicity in the death of Susan Geary. The lower court note calls the dismissal a technical disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy D. McLeod
Municipal Criminal Court
Dstrict
Chase
Grand
Superior Court
Susan Geary
Collision off Peaked Hill bar injures two schooners and damages hull
The Mason captain describes a near collision with a crossing schooner near the grave yard of ships, the jibboom tearing through the mizzen rigging and wrecking the stern area. The William D. Hilton assisted but wind gusts left it helpless. Ellen C. Burke aided at dawn and the Oakes Ames sailed to Salem. Hilton later anchored in Gloucester Harbor with multiple mast and sail damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Peaked Hill Bar
William D. Hilton
Oakes Ames
Port Jefferson
Rockland
Calais
Noank
Conn
James W. Parker
Portland
Hilton
Gloucester Harbor
Wreckage Reported Off Port Entrance Dangerous to Navigation
Captain Henshaw of the Admiral Farragut reports seeing a mast protruding from the water and another mast attached to a sunken wreck near Thieves ledge buoy. The small coaster or fishing schooner wreck lies in the fairway eight miles north northeast from Nantucket south shoal lightship, posing a navigation hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henshaw
Admiral Farragut
Jamaica
Channel
Fruiter
Nantucket South Shoal
Brookline Bi Centenary Revelers Parade Amid Mock Banquet
Brookline roared with celebration last night as opponents to the centennial plans led a flashy parade with a 70 piece band a torch bearing float line and colored sashes. A 20 member police platoon opened the street pageant to the banquet at Town Hall where a prank tardily tolled the church bell signaling a spoof knell. An adjacent Holtzer Cabot parade followed with 500 workers and 100 young women bearing flags joining in the revelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. G. Candage
First Baptist Church
Band of the Mission
Dr. Osler
Henry Cabot
Fudge
Brookline
Chelsea
Holtzer-Cabot Electrical Company
Celebration closes Brookline 200th anniversary with banquet
The final event of Brookline’s 200th anniversary program was a Town Hall banquet attended by over 500 guests. Captain R G F Candage led post dinner exercises while Lieutenant Governor Guild conveyed greetings from absent Governor Douglas. Mayor Whelton spoke for Boston and other toasts included Brookline and The Ladies among the First Religious Society of Roxbury speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Town Hall
R. G. F. Candage
Guild
Commonwealth
Douglas
Whelton
Boston
James M. Codman, Jr
Samuel J. Elder
First Religious Society of
Roxbury
Candage Defends Brookline Celebration Plans
Rufus G F Candage chairman of the Save committee states the town's celebration aimed to please all residents and tradespeople. He notes an attempted grand parade was dropped due to lack of support while banquet tickets sold quickly and the event is touted as destined for posterity as Brookline's grandest affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Rufus G. F. Candage
Fire destroys five story Brooklyn factory
November 13 Brooklyn fire at Leonard and Meserole streets injures seven girls and causes about 50000 in damage. About 600 workers occupied upper floors as panic spread with some leaping to nets below. Firemen rescued others as the building housing Werbelowsky Karp Co Sands & Appel burned.
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New York
Leonard and Meserole Streets
Brooklyn
Werbelowsky
Karp & Co
Sands & Appel
Actor Harold Gordon Dead in Boston Return
Harold J. Going of Boston known as Harold Gordon died suddenly in St. Louis from a nose hemorrhage. He returned home to his sister Mrs. Max Zach in Boston with friend Charles Van Studdiford. He had sung recently in The Singing Master and earlier with the Bostonians and Castle Square Opera Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Harold J. Going
Boston
Harold Gordon
Max Zach
Charles van Studdiford
Going
Irene Critchfield
Arthur Lieber
Bostonians
Castle Square Opera Company
Odeon
Hauser
Quincy
Japan to issue 250 million dollar foreign loan
The Japanese government plans an immediate foreign loan of 250 million dollars at 4 percent. The funds will partly cover the external five percent loan and partly redeem internal loans. France is expected to participate significantly, with Rothschild Paris acting as the issuing house. The issue date is not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Navy
Associated Press
France
Rothschild
Paris
Baltimore Beauties at Columbia Theatre in Vaudeville
The Baltimore Beauties burlesquers headline at the Columbia with the Scotch Highball opener. Jimmie Van Leer and Bobby Martina lead comic moments as 20 chorus girls change costumes across the program. The Zarro acrobats and Edna Davenport dazzle, followed by the world’s worst wizards Maximilian and Martina and the Busy Night musical finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Columbia
Jimmie van Leer
Bobby Martina
Zarro
Jidna Davenport
Maximilian
Martina
Edna Davenport
Eddie Armstrong
Bertha Bertrand
Martini
Maxmillian
Zarrow
Hodge
Launchmere
Britt Nelson Fight Film Draws Boston Audiences
The Hub Theatre presents Britt-Nelson boxing pictures in Boston during the third and final week. The films show the bout with vivid detail and feature an explanatory talk by a lecturer. Patrons compare blow counts, debating differing tallies as Jeffries betting on blows becomes a topic among viewers. Showings occur daily at 2 15 PM and 8 9 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hub
Britt
Nelson
Jeffries
Labor union actions and gatherings in Boston area
Labor notes report meetings and resolutions across multiple unions in Boston. The Blacksmith Helpers 828 plan second Monday nights and fourth Sundays at 45 Eliot Street, while Bricklayers 3 mourn Alec MacFarland and back a state conference. Sheet Metal Workers 17 endorse a $3.50 day for eight hours next spring, and Boston hosts union visitors from Kansas City and Pittsburg to organize New England craft work. Carpenters 33 donate $10, newsboys and Hal Trimmers unions give $5 to Carney Hospital, Shop and Mill Hands 1410 eye 57 new members, and many House candidates promise Cooks 828 to back limits on employment bureau charges. Marble cutters and setters threaten a Friday strike for $5.50 daily, Hebrew Carpenters 954 donate $75.50 to victims fund, and Waiters 80 adopt $5 weekly sick benefit plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union 828
Eliot Street
Alec MacFarland
Bricklayers’ Union 3
Bricklayers and Masons
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union 17
New England
P. J. Downe
Kansas City
M. O’sullivan
Pittsburg
Boston
Carpenters’ Union 33
Aa Newsboys’ Union
Harvard Scholarship
Hal Trimmers’ Union
Carney Hospital
Robert Fuelle
St. Louis
House of Representatives
Boston Cooks’ Union
Boston Fund
Hebrew Carpenters’ Union
The Good Things of Earth and Dr Pierce Medicines
A promotional piece extols American forests for medicinal roots and praises Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. It claims cures for stomach, liver, heart, and female disorders, touts alcohol free formulas, cites tests from medical writers, offers a free booklet, and urges sending for copies and a medical adviser book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Iy. Paine
Hare
Ellingwood
Johnson
Hare, Coe
Sage
Doctor Pierce
Boston Festival Orchestral Club concert in Henry Siegel restaurant
The Boston Festival Orchestral Club led by John W. Crowley performs at 3 pm Tuesday in Henry Siegel Company restaurant. Soloists Anna Florence Smith and Carl Webster headline a varied program with overtures and arias. A large audience from Boston society is anticipated after a successful first concert drew over 4000 attendees.
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Boston
Boston Festival Orchestral Club
John W. Crowley
Henry Siegel Company
Boston Festival Orcuestral Club
Anna Florence Smith
Carl Webster
Miss Smith
Barber of Seville
Russia
Three Days Fair to Aid Chelsea Soldiers Home
The Ladies Aid Association of the Soldiers Home in Chelsea opens a three day sale at Park Street Church decorated in green and white. A professional palmist and oriental features enhance the fair. Mrs. A K Pettingill leads the event with aides from Corps 40 W R C Everett serving dinner and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Ladies’ Aid Association
Soldiers’ Home
Park Street
A. K. Pettingill
Corps 40
Everett
Old B M Depot Burned Near Tufts College
The Boston and Maine depot near Tufts College in Medford burned to the ground tonight. Shavings saturated with oil found in a corner suggest incendiary origin. The wooden structure on College Avenue had served as a storehouse. damage estimated at $2000, insured. Chief Bacon of the Medford fire department is investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Boston & Maine
Tufts College
College Avenue
Bacon
Good Government Association Replies on Fenway Contracts Inquiry
The Good Government Association sent a letter to Mayor Whelton stating they would assist Mr. French in the Fenway contracts investigation when formally asked. Laurence Minot, chairman of the Executive Committee, expresses willingness to help and notes no volunteer role was assumed. Boston date November 13, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Good Government Association
Whelton
Daniel A. Whelton
Boston
French
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Fitzgerald
Franklin School
Congress Hall
Telegraph
Dorchester Streets
Fitzgerald Club
Broadway
Eimerson
Knights of Honor Hall
Swartz Hall
Abbotsford Hall
Democratic Club
Ward
Bennington Street
Lyceum Hall
Jefferson Club
Iain Cain
Police Commission
Donovan
Emmons
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Kate Ms Donald
M’leod
Mason
Port
Salem
Ellen C. Burke
Farragut
James de Normande
D. D
Bench
James R. Dunbar
Brookline Town Hall
Selezer
Tarrant CO
Hudson Street
Candage
Beacon Street
Girls IN
Columbia Theatre
Britt-Nelson
LABOR
Earth
Boston Festival
Chestral Club
Siegel Store
Ruy Blas
Mendelssohn Teispro
Enseweressens
Espana
Arditi
Soceteees
Good Government Association
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