What the Women Are Doing at Tremont Temple
The White Ribbon hosts filled Tremont Temple with an early audience as Mrs Buell presided. Speakers included Frances Willard and Mary Hunt on the Link question and school work, with Governor Russell’s letter read. The banquet at Music Hall celebrated the W C T U with speeches by Hale Gordon and Long, plus a toast proclaiming the White Ribbon as a badge of self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Scientific
Lucia Kimball
Mary Allen West
Mollie McGee Snell
Mississippi
Mary McDowell
Miss Reynolds
Mary F. Lovell
Department of Mercy
Alice Osborn Harris
Boston
Miss Greenwood
Brooklyn
Hannah Whitall Smith
Miss Willard
E. W. Greenwood
New York City
S. A. Morrison
Michigan
Alfred A. Wright
D.D
Mararet A
Department of Vital Statistics
Palmer
A. C.phorpe
Cambridge
William E. Russe ii
Music Hall
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Joseph Gook
Mary Clement Leavitt
A. A. Miner
Sallie Chapin
South Carolina
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Henry Somerset
England
Edward Everett Hale
W. C
T. U
Henry Faxon
John D. Long
Leonard Tilley
New Brunswick
Florence Balgarnie
Mary T
Francis Willard
Slow Gaudens Statue of Colonel Shaw Delays Completion
The Shaw equestrian bronze relief project, long in progress since Sumner’s era, has about $15,000 in the treasurer’s hands awaiting sculptor Augustus St Gaudens to finish. The committee, including M. P. Kennard, reports the work is lengthy and labor intensive, with placement still undecided though likely in the city. St Gaudens cites living up to his own high standards and promises the work will be his life’s effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Shaw
Charles Sumner
Edward Atkinson
Augustus St. Gaudens
New York
M. P. Kennard
Kennard
Boston Heroic The Stagecoach To The Fifth Avenue And Queenly Weddings
The piece chronicles women enduring rough travel in stagecoach and horse show settings in Boston and New York. It notes boxes at Madison Square Garden selling for 25 to 300 dollars, and then treats the evolving role of women in planning weddings and managing trousseaus with grand social flair. It closes with a holiday nudge toward a doll show for the blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Madison Square Garden
New York
Probable 60 Cent Dividend Planned for Evans & Co
Creditors of I A Evans & Co heard an asset listing showing unsecured liabilities of 293000 and probable assets of 195141. Estimated cash value included 66000 in outstanding accounts, 8316 in securities, 92075 in collateral in bank, 1200 in Boston Gaslight stock, 18000 in mine interest, and 9000 due on mortgage. Assignee Kendricken said a 60 cent per dollar dividend, possibly higher, could be paid. Creditors with stock accounts may accept market price Oct 24 for their holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Evans & Co
Boston Gaslight
Georgia
Walter Potter
Kendricken
Burlen Withdraws Protest Against Ward 21 Ballot Hope
The Republican City Committee met to consider Councilman M W Burlen's protest against W C Brown appearing on the caucus ballot for Ward 21. The protest was withdrawn after an agreement that the protested gentleman would abide by the caucus result and not run independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
M.W. Burlen
W. C. Brown
Labor notes reflect labor actions and proposals across trades
The Stationary Engineers' Association cites incompetence in boiler and engine supervision and backs a bill to be presented to the Legislature. Carpenters' District Council seeks amendments to wage protections and seeks facts on alien mechanics on public works. Bakers' Assembly considers idle bakers in New England and wage effects. Park workers gain winter employment. A conference from building trades is planned with two delegates from each union. Lowell Central Labor Union opposes independent municipal tickets. Harry Lloyd of Union 33 is chosen as AFL convention delegate in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stationary Engineers’ Association
Carpenters’ District Council
Bakers’ Assembly
New England
Boston
Building Trades
Central Labor Union of
Lowell
Central Labor Union
Harry Lloyd
Union 33
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
American Federation of Labor
Birmingham
Ala
Star Course entertains Tremont Temple with Riddle and Ryder
The Star Course sixth entertainment at Tremont Temple featured reader George Riddle and organist George H. Ryder. Riddle presented excerpts from Dickens novels with notable delivery while Ryder opened with a well rendered organ recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
George Riddle
George H. Ryder
Riddle
Dickens
Nicholas Nickleby
Mr. Ryder
Boston Post Short Story Contest Offers $100 Prize
The Boston Post will award 100, 50, and 25 dollars for the top three "Short Stories of Boston." Open to Boston or New England residents. Submissions must focus on Boston and Bostonians, under 1600 words, on one side of the paper, with name and address included. Judge is Rev. Edward Everett Hale. Priorities for action over description. The Post may publish any submitted stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard College
Board of Overseers
State Street
Boston
Francis C. Lowell
Cambridge
THE
Boston Post
New England
Bos
Edward Everett Hale
United States
Dr. Hale
Post
New England Conservatory of Music
Carl Faelten
Frank W. Hale
Mgr
GOODNOW AND OTHERS DEATH NOTICES IN THIS CITY
Death notices and obituaries list diverse residents across cities and towns with dates in November. Entries include Sarah E Goodnow Margaret Clark Thomas McLean Franklin F Patch Alice M Childs Rachel de Koren Peck Benjamin Wellington Mary Louisa Williams Edward Kingman Ella Rebecca Niles Mary Ann Niles with burial details and no flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Buck
Henry Austin Whitney
Childs
Everett
Alice M
Edgar W. Childs
Peck
St. Mark’s School
Southborough
Rachel de Koren Peck
Wellington
Waltham
Benjamin Wellington
Williams
Venice
Italy
Mary Louisa Williams
St. Jacob L. Williams
Moses Williams
Kingman
Emwood
Edward Kingman
Pierce
Arlington Heights
Mass
Ella Rebecca
Charles H
Ellen K. Pierce
Wintersport
Niles
Arlington
Mary Ann
William J. Niles
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St, Gaudens
Bou
Fifth Avenue
Evans
Burlen
W C. Brown
Caloric
Hamburg
Franklin
China
Hollings
N. E
H. W. Bigelow Company
Washington St
Stories OF Boston
Bes
Tonians
the Post
John Hancock Building
Federal Street
Devonshire Street
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
Samt. Barnard
Hancock Building
Alex. S. Porter
Exchange Building
Beacon Hill
Tne Estates
Heacon St
J. 8. Rincor
Washingston At
Brookline
Walnut Street
Philbrick Homestead
Alfred Winsor
State St
H. D. Chapin
Joan Jeffries & Sona
Mortcaces
Henry W. Savage
Court Street
Old Court House
Pearl Street
Short Stories of
Bostonians
Coolidge—Sprague
Chicago
Second Presbyterian Church
Joseph H. Twichell
Dr. McPherson
Frederic Shurtleff Coolidge
M.D
Elizabeth P. Sprague
Athers—Webster
Haverhill
Dr. Stearns
Newton
Hattie Eine
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps
JOTEL
Clark’s Hotel
Washington and M.C. Clark, Proprietor
Avery Sts
Boston,Mass
Thorndike
Providence
J. L and
J. L. Damon, Jr
Young’s Hotel
Parker House
Boston, Mass
J. R. Whipple & CO
Proprietors
Mechanics’ Building
BY &. G. Pratt
OF New York
Grant
Cornelius Vanderbilt
William H. Wickham
Whitelaw Reid
Seth Low
Charles N. Tainton
Grover Cleveland
George Jones
Charles A. Dana
Benjamin Wood
Joseph Pulitzer
Roswell P. Flower
Elliott F. Shepard
James G. Bennett
Lispenard Stewart
William A. Copp
Oswald Ottendorfer
Peter A. Cassidy
William R. Grace
Hamilton Finch
Horace L. Hotchkiss
Charles Hi. T. Collie
Alonzo B. Cornell
Adolph L. Sanger
Cornelius O’ Reilly
Sidney Dillon
Edeward M. Knox
Boson
Amead
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont St
BRECK
Copley Square
Huntington Ave
Exeter St
Copley Sq
F. S. Risteen & CO
Paris
W. Barer & Co
Gocoa
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester, Mass
Boylston
Kilby Street
GEO
Balch
W. Gloves
Ec, Morris &C
Sudbury St
Kimda
Morris & CO
American Insurance Co
Thilby Street
Eerie
George Croshaw & CO
London
Peabody
Fleld
Henry & Bean “Asst
Oliver Ames
Wm. E. Barrett
A.W. Beard
A. Parker Browne
J. Q. A. Brackett
Wm. Gaston
Thos. N. Hart
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Thomas, R. Mathews
Hugh O'brien
Henry Parkman
Albert A. Pope
Arnold A. Rand
Wm. P. Shreve
Massachusetts
Wm. E. Russell
Ditson’s
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Remedy
Minnie Hauk Grand Opera
Egins
Mechanics Building
Huntington Avenue
Ireland
Scotland
Canada
America
United States Navy
Trenton
Fis
Hollis Street
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
Russell
Xtra Mat
Boston Museum
R. M. Field Pinero
W. Pineeo
Messrs
KK Ben Fplympton
W. Wilson
Chas. Barron
Boniface
Harris & Atkinson
Washington
Charles Frohman
Gillette
Wilkinson
Sydney Wollett
Clobe Theatre
Joan Stetson
Richard Mansfield
Tyunight
Don Ruan
Beau Brammell
Prince Karl
Dr. Deykll
Mr. Hyde
Hanlon
Superba
Hallen and
HART
Firs
Kendal
Park Theatre
Neil Burgess County, Fair
Howard Athenaum
William. Harris
Charles McCarthy
Maverick National Bank
Water Street
Thos. LP
Beal
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