Miss Willard Re elected President of W C T U Twelfth Time
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets in Tremont Temple with Miss Willard re elected president for the twelfth time amid strong enthusiasm. The proceedings include prayers, telegrams to allies, fund raising for a bust, and reports from state branches as the group plans future rallies and events at Faneuil Hall and Park Street Church.
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The Ways of Femininity And Charitable Ties Across Seas
Opinion on social trends from the upper class a dalliance with flowers sent by telegraph and a critique of wealthy Americans' absenteeism. It links flower deliveries worldwide with romance and charity, contrasting American generosity with English social expectations.
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Heiress Ada Fells Joins Ship Ahoy Chorus
In Lynn on November 17 Ada Fells, a Springfield Illinois runaway, inherits 100000 from her grandmother. She will receive income until age 25 or marriage, then the principal. The Ship Ahoy Company plans her in the lead role after rehearsals, and she has hired a maid. Her father is a wealthy businessman born in the city, and she plans a New England tour before sailing to Europe to finish her musical education.
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Miss Ells
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Prohibition Nominations For Cold Water Officials
At the Prohibition convention Samuel Shapleigh was named for Mayor and Frederick G. Whitcomb for street Commissioner. Aldermanic nominees were listed by district with several teachers among the candidates. School Committee vacancies were referred to a committee.
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Bertrand R. T. Collins
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George J. Henderson
Venth
Ezra T. McLntire
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Rial
Boston Five Cent Savings Bank On School Street
The Boston Five Cent Savings Bank on School street is among the city's oldest and most conservative institutions. Its strong investment policy has enabled favorable interest to depositors and the bank enjoys substantial patronage.
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When Women Vote and the Belva Lockwood Spotlight
A long passage surveys the temperance movement and women’s voting, praising Belva Lockwood amid Boston’s recent influx of women readers and reformers. It lauds Lynn in stenography and notes public fascination with one man’s tragedy, while projecting a broader, more rational future for women’s political involvement and social reform.
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Funeral services held for T O H P Burnham bookseller
The Old South bookseller T O H P Burnham was honored with a Saturday morning funeral at 85 Beacon Street, officiated by Rev S H Winckley. Numerous publishing friends attended alongside relatives including Mrs Grover Dodge and Martin Parry Kennard. The interment followed in the family plot on Cherry Avenue Forest Hills.
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Turbulent Harvard Republican Club Elects Officers
At a Harvard Republican Club meeting to elect officers the main dispute was whether top posts should go to undergraduates only. The officers chosen were John L. Dodge for president and RK. M. Gillespie, 92, secretary, A. P. Stone, 93, treasurer, with Morgan and Crosby forming the executive committee. A committee was named to nominate five vice presidents from the law school, five from each college class and five from other departments.
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A. P. Stone
Dalmatia Street Highway Plan Notice Boston 1891 Hearing
City of Boston board orders Dalmatia street Dorchester from Blue Hill avenue to Howard avenue laid out as city highway. Public hearing set for Tuesday December 1 at 10 a.m. at the clerk's office. notices to Loston and interested parties. Signed J W Morrison, Clerk.
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Death notices from Boston area including Bosworth and Dodge
Obituary notices dated November 16 to 17 1891 list Charles E Bosworth Elizabeth Brock Charles Clark Henry A Ditson James A Ellis Abbie A French John Henry Stickney Caroline M Barlow Ann Beckett Benjamin B Bryant Rev Samuel K Evans Helen D Fox James Griffin Mary Wells Hardwick Edward Hill Lacey Waterman Horace Walcott Mary J C Butler Sarah Stevens Laura Stevens and others with ages and family relations. Funeral details noted for Elizabeth L Dodge and general family notices across Boston Cambridge Somerville Newtonville Newton Centre Medford Concord and Halifax Mass.
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Dodge
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Cambridge
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Portland
Stickney
Myelitis
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Barlow
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Beckett
Cambridgeport
Ann
Richard Beckett
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Benjamin B
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Fox
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R.A
St. Johns
N. F
Griffin
James Griffin
Hardwick
Newtonville
Mary Wells Hardwick
William Hardwick
Edward Hill
Waterman
Halifax
Mass
Lacey
Isaac Waterman
Walcott
Concord
Stevens
Medford
Laura Stevens
Wilmot
Norwich
Patterson Streit Engagements in City Society News
In this city on the 16th inst Rev M R K Deming united Charles H Patterson with Kate Streit. Also at Emmanuel Church Boston on the 16th with Rev Leighton Parks Daniel Kimball Snow wed Miss Clara R Anthony both of Boston. Frank Pi Toone and Nelle G Phelps joined in Boston Highlands by Rev Dr Miner.
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Boston
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