Aldermen Sustain Veto On Loan Bill In Boston
The Boston Board of Aldermen upheld Mayor Collins's veto of the loan bill in a bloc vote by item. Votes listed include a $60,000 Charlestown bathhouse, a $160,000 Holbrook deal, and several engine houses and playgrounds. A separate report from the corporation counsel on grade-crossing abolition was ordered printed. Aldermen Norris sought a municipal electric light plant and lower arc-light rates, while Slattery pushed for a sun house at L Street bath. Old Colony Railroad notified abandonment of a roadbed. city to take over and lay out a new highway. McCarthy moved to remove wires and poles from Elm Hill avenue.
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Holbrook
Lomasney
Bathhouse
Charlestown
Heath
Bowen
Tinkham
Collins
Mast
Boston
Corporation
Bailey
Boston & Albany Railroad
Norris
South Boston
Slattery
L Street
Old Colony Railroad Company
Dorchester Avenue
Crescent Avenue
McCarthy
Elm Hill Avenue
Wonderful Cure of Dyspepsia and Blood Wine Praise
Mr Edgar H Warren of Waterville Maine is hailed for a dramatic cure of what he calls Rock in the Stomach after a year of distress. He credits Blood Wine with restoring weight appetite and relief from pain gas and nausea. The remedy is advertised as a non alcoholic digestive aid available for fifty cents a bottle at local sellers.
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Edgar H. Warren
Waterville
Sweden
Mr. Warren
Tate
Bulls Getting More Courage in Market Rally
The market shows renewed strength with brisk buying, led by Manhattan and Copper shares. Analysts cite long-term buying as evidence for a healthier outlook, while several leaders like Amalgamated and Sugar push higher as traders absorb news on copper supply and potential deals between major rail and steel stocks.
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Manhattan
New York
Butler Bros
New York Central
Amalgamated
Mohavrk
Old Dominion
Parrot
Utah
Calumet
Quincy
Mason
Tamarack
Sceda
United States Oil
Pearmain
London
Boston
Colorado
Metropolitan
U. S
Miss Sadie H Rosenthal Debutante at Jubilee Hall Dance
Miss Sadie Hannah Rosenthal daughter of Jacob Rosenthal of 37 Munroe Street Roxbury made her debut at Jubilee Hall last night in a debutante dance hosted by her father. She is 19 and 17 invitations were issued. The guest list includes many young people and relatives with flowers and congratulatory letters piling up at her home. Prominent attendees include Miss Sadie Abrams and numerous others from the local social set including Edward Lederer and Oscar Goldberg.
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Sadie Hannah Rosenthal
Jacob Rosenthal
Munroe Street
Roxbury
Jubilee Hall
Miss Rosenthal
Sadie Abrams
Carrie Weiss
Etta Bilafsky
Lizzie Frank
Beatrice Goldberg
Fannie Goldenberg
Millie Grishafer
Kohler
Nelson
Miriam Weller
Ray Rosnosky
Ray Young
Dora Freed
Eva Goldsmith
Florence Slutsky
Etta Norwich
Louis
Edward Lederer
Providence
Arthur Faulkenberg
Ben Bilafsky
Oscar Goldberg
Sydney
Early Choral Art Society to Perform Old Masters in Boston
The Choral Art Society of Boston under Wallace Goodrich plans a Trinity Church concert on Friday December 19 featuring early vocal masterpieces from the 16th 17th and 18th centuries plus Bach choral works. About 45 highly trained professional singers form the chorus with strong scholarship backing the ensemble.
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Choral Art Society
Choral Art Society of
Boston
Wallace Goodrich
Trinity Church
Bach
Chauffeurs Fined for Speeding on Beacon Street
GC H Wilson of Brookline F H Kennedy of Dorchester and W F Pierce of West Somerville were each fined $10 by Judge Forsaith after pleading guilty to speeding on Beacon Street and Commonwealth Avenue, exceeding eight miles per hour.
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GC. H. Wilson
Brookline
F. H. Kennedy
Dorchester
W. F. Pierce
West Somerville
Seamen Charged With Refusing Duty On Austrian Ship
Giovanni Bilancich and Nicole Latcovic seamen on the Austrian steamer Leopoldina were before U S Commissioner Fiske charged by the Austrian-Hungarian acting consul Har man Lagrize with refusing to do their duty. They were placed in U S marshal custody awaiting the consul's call.
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Giovanni Bilancich
Nicole Latcovic
Leopoldina
United States
Fiske
Austria-Hungary
Harman
Lagrize
Decision of Oscar Public Arbitration Over Samoa War Losses
The Nov 17 publication in Washington London and Berlin details King Oscar II. arbitrator’s ruling between the United States Great Britain and Germany on Samoa 1899 losses. It finds the US and UK actions breached the Berlin treaty, holding both governments responsible for damages from bombardment and armed support of Mataafa.
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Washington
London
Berlin
Oscar II
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Samoa
Stockholm
Philadelphia
Porpoise
Royalist
Apia
Mataafa
Malietoa
Mulinuu Point
Randall House Burns In New Hampshire Fire
The Randall House hotel in North Conway New Hampshire burned early today wiping it out with its contents and causing about 15000 dollars in losses.
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North Conway
N. H
Randall
Tremont Temple Deacons Vote On Pastor Choice Tonight
Tremont Temple Deacons meet to hear reports on the pastor vote cast last Friday as they seek a definite agreement. Friends of Dr. Cortland Meyers favor him or else Dr. Robert Stuart MacArthur of Calvary Baptist Church New York or Dr. McLaurin of Rochester. Meyers, born 1864 in Kingston New York, educated at Rochester University and Rochester Theological Seminary, has pastored in Syracuse and Brooklyn and authored several books.
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Tremont Temple
Syracuse
First Baptist Church
Pierrepont Street
Brooklyn
Baptist Temple
Salvation of
Meyer
Salvation Army Dinner Supports Boston Poor Children
The Salvation Army opened its winter campaign in Boston to raise alms for a Thanksgiving dinner for the city’s poor children. Volunteers will solicit in the streets as the army plans meals for about 4000 to 5000 children, with funds and tickets distributed to families in need at two distribution points on Green Street and Washington Street. The meal is estimated to cost about $2 per family, with provisions including turkey and beef, as part of the efforts to ensure all needy families share in the holiday.
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Salvation Army
Boston
Green Street
Washington Street
Socialism gains in national vote with large 1904 rise
Socialism has increased its national vote from 86000 for E. V. Debs in 1900 to more than 400000 this year. Official returns may reach 500000. Only once since 1860 has a third party shown such strength. If rate continues, socialism could exceed 1,000,000 in 1904.
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New York
E. V. Debs
Gazette Sold to William Grant James at Budget Owner
William Grant James acquires the Saturday Evening Gazette and becomes editor, moving the office to 3 State Street. His brother Robert Kent James becomes managing editor, while John W. Ryan shifts to associate editor of the Boston Budget.
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Saturday Evening Gazette
William Grant James
Boston Budget
James
The
Gazette
State Street
Robert Kent James
John W. Ryan
Budget
Neighbor Fels Naptha Soap Claims Superior Cleaning
An advertisement extols Fels Naptha soap as washing clothes, dishes, floors, furniture, carpet, oilcloth and more, asserting it cleans better, faster and easier than any other soap.
Lawsuit Ends After Fourteen Years in Salem
In Salem on November 17 the long running case between Daniel S. Monaghan and Edward Cox and heirs finally settled. Monaghan, noting the costly toll of lawyers and time, dropped the suit for malicious persecution after fourteen years of court battles begun with Cox’s 1880s arrest of Monaghan. Monaghan’s son Joseph grew from a grammar schoolboy to a successful adult during the dispute.
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Salem
Daniel S. Monaghan
Edward Cox
Mr. Monaghan
Post
Newburyport
Mrs. Monaghan
Monaghan
Daniel Monaghan
Cox
Mr.Monaghan
Joseph
MacDonnell's Tremont Temple a Boston fashion hub
AT MACDONNELL'S Ladies find not only excellent bargains at MacDonnell's Tremont Temple shop, but also the satisfaction that arises from the knowledge that any article bought there must be right up to the moment in style and quality. The best makers in Europe and America contribute to a stock of immense assortments of shirtwaists, gloves, hosiery, ceilings and other feminine fripperies that makes this one of the busiest stores in Boston.
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MacDonnell
Tremont Temple
Europe
America
Boston
Condemnation by Election Board over Sunday recount in Faneuil Hall
The New England Sabbath Protective League passed formal resolutions condemning the commissioners of elections for beginning Sunday recounts of votes cast at the recent election in Faneuil Hall.
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New England Sabbath Protective League
Faneuil Hall
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Heinze
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