Pension Likely for Princess Kaiulani by Hawaiian Congress
Unofficial advices from Honolulu indicate the Hawaiian Congress may approve a pension bill for Princess Kaiulani, niece of the late King Kalakaua. The republic’s treaty commission earlier proposed none yet, but sentiment has shifted toward granting about 6000 per year. The princess, now in Italy, would have inherited the throne had she lived.
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Washington
Hawaiian Congress
Kaiulahi
Honolulu
Kalakaua
Clerhorn
National Congress
Republic
Liliuokalani
Republican Party
Kaiulani
Italy
Boston Happenings Compiles Local Accidents And Court News
Twelve-year-old Charles Sibley is at City Hospital after a wagon from the City Health Department ran over him on Dorchester avenue. Michael J. Gill, 38, is in critical condition at City Hospital from concussion and alcoholism after being found unconscious at Merchants' Row. Matthew Coffee, 22, arrested for larceny of a billiard ball from Albert Cann. Peter Carney, 40, of Snow's stable, severely injured after being kicked by a horse and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Superior Court sentences include James B. Griffin to six years for breaking and entering and multiple fines for milk-law violations. Golden Star Club ball held at Odd Fellows Hall with a large attendance. Cambridge fire at Gore street stable, suspected incendiary origin. horses perished in smoke.
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Charles Sibley
Winthrop
City Hospital
City Health Department
Dorchester Avenue
Michael J. Gill
Williams Terrace
Roxbury
Merchants’ Row
Dunn
Matthew M
Coffee
Friend Street
McCaffrey
Hanover Street
Albert T. Cann
Peter Carney
Snow
Endicott Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Carney
Minot Street
Superior Criminal Court
Sheldon
James B. Griffin
Massachusetts Reformatory
Patrick Kelly
Harry C. Temple
George H. Jacobs
James Morrissey
George C. Lutz
Andrew J. Ward
George E. Grutthfield
Michael W. Comiskey
John J. Doyle
Golden Star Club
Golden Star Pleasure Club
Ouu
Fellows’ Hall
Bernard Yaffe
Minnie Ostrevsekey
Morris
J L. Parker
Harry Rosenfield
Morris Friedman
Bert Nechtovich
Harry Goldband
Samuel Fineburg
George Abrams
Joseph Levine
Max Kornitz
Alfred Bloom
Samuel Shain
Cambridge
Box
Gore Street
Henry Gray
Boynton Heirs
Memorial Obsequies for Dr. F. Smith in Newton Center
Newton mourns the late Dr. F. Smith author of America with a quiet service at First Baptist Church. Hundreds attend the 1:30 ceremony as business halts. eulogies by Dr. J. H. Murdock and Alvah Hovey, with a moving poem by Smith and a tribute by Henry Washburn. Burial follows at Newton Cemetery with many city and state officials present.
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Newton
F. Smith
America
Newton Centre
First Baptist Church
Newtons
Dr. Smith
P. Wade, Jr
Bridgeport
James Sexton
Appleon Frederick
Davenport
Mr. Pinkham
A. C. Walworth
Needha
Baptist Church
H. D. Mason
William Murphy
Boston
EB. H. Haskell
Stephen White Martin
Loring’ Brooks
C. H. Mason
Ehot School Association
C. L. Pitkin
Burdett & Co
George Bradley
Frederic Amory
Union Church
Readville
Smith
Young Men’s Baptist Social Union
Philadelphia Baptist Ministers’ Conference
Morse
Lewis
Murdock
S. T. Smith
E. N. Smith
Chicago
Appleton Smith
William White
Brookline
Stephen Marsden
James F. Morton
Newton Cemetery
J. R. Leeson
George Hayward
Concord
Alden Speare
J. Wesley Kimball
Henry D. Degen
Leo P. Bullard
Isaac F. Kingsbury
Henry B. Carrington
Stillman. Blanchard
George Williams
Newton High
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Relief for Women's Ailments
An early 20th century advertisement argues women suffer from headaches fatigue and various female troubles and claims Warner's Safe Cure can cure kidney bladder and Bright's disease related issues. The copy speaks to weary wives and mothers and urges short trials to prove benefits.
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Warner
Bright
Local wedding party list includes Nichols and Tourtellot
The document names lands and the wedding party ushers: J. Howard Nichols Samuel B. Tourtellot Frank Edmands H. H. Kendall W. C. Brewer EB. B. Bonner Fred Hovey Gail Tourtellot Walter Sanborn G. Horace Williams.
School Halls Pay Tribute To Dr Samuel F Smith
Middlesex county schools half mast flags today in memory of the late Dr Samuel F Smith. In the afternoon sessions pupils sang a portion of the national hymn during the funeral hour. In Braintree memorial exercises were held in all public schools with America sung at 1:30 and flags at half mast.
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South Framingham
Middlesex County
Funeral of G B Nichols Senior Wool Dealer
The funeral of George B. Nichols senior member of Nichols Dupee Co. was held from his Roxbury home at 217 Walpout Avenue. Interment followed at Forest Hills Cemetery with a large gathering including hospital trustees and Wool Dealers' Association members. Rev H Percy Browne led services and H G Tucker directed music with a floral bank from Nichols Dupee Co. staff. Prominent attendees included Potter Lord Wales Proctor Shuman Rowe Edwards Bates Mills attorneys and business figures from Providence Boston and local groups.
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George B. Nichols
Nichols, Dupee & Co
Walput Avenue
Roxbury
Forest Hills Cemetery
City Hospital
H. Percy Browne
St. James Episcopal Church
Chestnut Hill
Nichols, Dupee &Co
Potter
Lord
Wales
Proctor
Manufacturers’ National Bank
A. Shuman
Sprague
Young
H. M. Rowe
Robert Edwards
Bates Mills
William Davis
Alvah W. Smith
Wool Dealers’ Association of
Providence
Ray
Franklin
Amasa Clark
Boston
Jeremiah Williams
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Charles C. Nichols
Boston University Philosophical Club discusses Evil
The Boston University Philosophical Club met to continue the discussion of Evil. Professor Herron will address BU students at noon during the regular prayer meeting hour and lecture on The Social Nature of Religion at Shawmut Church during his visit.
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Boston University’ Philosophical Club
Herron
Boston University
Shawmut Church
T. E. Lindsay
Gamma Delta
Massachusetts Society For the Higher Education of ‘Women
Bertha C. Stockbridge
Arrival of Catalonia in Boston Under Gale Winds
Cunard steamer Catalonia arrived at her berth in Boston at 11 30 a m from Liverpool and Queenstown reporting moderate to strong gales during the crossing. She logged 176 miles on Nov 1 due to a heavy gale and head sea. Passengers included Mrs Garritt Miss Garritt Miss H Ireson Mr Nathan Smith Rev T S Sullivan Miss Audrey Yorke Mr Beaumont Mr I Burton Mrs Cave Mr H T Curtis Mr L G Daggett and Mr H B Garritt.
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John Atkin
Cunard
Catalonia
Boston
Liverpool
Queenstown
Garritt
H. Ireson
Nathan Smith
Glover Social Club hosts basket party in East Boston
The Glover Social Club of East Boston held a successful basket party Monday night at John A. Hawes Post Hall with over 500 attendees. A prize for the prettiest sket went to Miss Teresa Greer. Committee members included Lie Gallo, Williams, Ashton, Harrington, Pebwart, Gunnel, and Rice. Auctioneer was Mr. Joseph McPhee. Attendees featured Representative Bradley Councilman Leary and numerous locals.
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Glover Social Club
East Boston
John A. Hawes
Teresa Greeressrs
T. F. Lie Gallo
C. A. Williams
Thomas. Ashton
F. T. Harrington
B. Pebwart A. Gunnel
T. Rice
Joseph McPhee
Representative Bradley
Funeral for Mexican War veteran General Eras mus Keyes
Funeral services were held for General Eras mus Keyes a veteran of the Mexican war who died in Nice on October 14. A detail from the New York Commandery of the Legion of Honor attended the service at St Agnes Church. Afterward the procession proceeded to West Point for burial in the military cemetery.
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New York
Erasmus Keyes
Nice
St.Agnes's
Legion of Honor
West ‘Point
Military Burying Ground
Bay State Gas Seeks Control Through Board Shakeup
At the Bay State Gas Company annual meeting in Wilmington on November 19, several directors including J Edward Addicks James G Shaw Newell Ball J Frank Allee and John H Bateman resigned to make way for others representing gas interests under negotiation A resolution authorized the board to issue stock and enter obligations to pursue ownership or control of gas corporations deemed desirable by the directors The old officers were re elected.
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Wilmington
Del
Bay State Gas Company
J. Edward Addicks
James G. Shaw
Newell Ball
J. Frank Allee
John H. Bateman
Blind visit to the fair by Perkins pupils and the blind Kindergarten
A large delegation of visually impaired pupils from the Perkins Institution and a smaller group from the Kindergarten for the Blind visited Mechanics' Fair accompanied by women teachers. Tommy Stringer, a bright blind deaf mute, drew special attention, while guides managed their energetic pace as they explored exhibits and enjoyed the organ concert. Some visitors mistook exhibits as courtesy lounges, napping in parlor like booths unaware they were part of displays.
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Perkins Institution
Kindergarten For
Mechanics’ Fair
Tommy Stringer
Helen Keller
Reunion for Church of the Assumption in East Boston
East Boston parishioners of the Church of the Assumption plan a reunion next Monday at Lyceum Hall. Prominent locals including Councilman Joseph A. Conry and Hon. John H. Sullivan will help lead arrangements. Rev. Joseph H. Cassin, with aides Fathers Garrity and McCarty, will oversee spiritual matters. The piece recalls the church’s 19th century construction and features the Romanesque granite and brick building with a 126 foot tower overlooking Boston Harbor.
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East Boston
Church of the Assumption
Lyceum Hall
Joseph A. Conry
John H. Sullivan
Governor’s Council
Williams
Boston Harbor
Joseph H. Cassin
Roxbury
Regipolis College
Kingston
Ont
Baltimore
Father Fitton
Ater
Boston
Poe
John J. Garrity
James J. McCarty
Gypsy camp inquiry finds white child is a boy
At Nicolet Quebec police checked a gypsy camp for Celia Leonard missing since Oct. 7. A white child with the band was identified as a boy with light brown hair and black eyes, supporting the gypsy claim the child is not stolen but belongs to the tribe.
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Three Rivers
Que
Celia Leonard
Boston
Quebec
First cargo of wool at Long Wharf sails in
The barkentine Mabel I Meyers, after a sixty day voyage from Rosario, docked at Long Wharf with a wool and hides cargo and one passenger Mr Abbott of Boston. This marks the first wool cargo ever discharged at Long Wharf. The Fantee, also from Rosario, arrived a day earlier and kept the lead.
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Rosario
Barkentine
Mabel I. Meyers
Meyers
Mr. Abbott
Boston
Long Wharf
Fantee
Mabel I
New York Strike Over Broadway and Prince Street Build
Several hoisting engineers at J. B. & J. M. Cornell on Broadway and Prince street walked out in sympathy but the company says it was their own decision. Union foremen from other sites were also idle as non union workers from Milliken Bros joined the strikers. Delegates report work suspended on up town Cornell and Milliken jobs with failed conference attempts.
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New York
J. B
J. M. Cornell
Broadway and
Prince Street
Larry
Cornelis
Broadway
Milliken Bros
Brooklyn
Fair Awards At Mechanics Fair Prompt Jury Reports
The judges report on the mechanics fair awards across photography ceramics posters and fine arts. Gold medals go to Chester A. Lawrence A. W. Elson & Co. William H. Pierce & Son and George Hastings for photography. Ceramics receive no award. Poster and fine arts juries award multiple medals across foreign American sections and list names such as Eugene Grasset Louis J. Rhead Edward Penfield Will H. Bradley Ethel Reed and Charles He Woodbury.
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Mechanics’ Fair
Frank T. Robinson
Thomas Allen
William Howe Downes
Photography
Chester A. Lawrence
Washington
Stuart
A. W. Elson & Co
W. H. Pierce & Son
George H. Hastings
Mr. Wrence
William H. Pierce & Son
Department of Ceramics
Ross Turner
Edmund H. Garrett
C.howard Walker
A. F. Schenkelberger
Sylvester Baxter
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Annex
Lst
Eugene Grasset
T. A. Steinlen
Jules Cheret
Mucha
Dudley Hardy
Louis J. Rhead
Edward Penfield
Will H. Bradley
E. B. Bird
Ethel Reed
Charles He
Woodbury
W.L. Carqueville
George Elmer Brown
Howard Walker
Schenkelberger
Europe
Frank Gair Macomber
Edward Robinson
Massa- Croca Charitable Mechanic Associaon
Charles H. Davis
Frances B. Townsend
H Siddons Mowbray
Salem Road
George L. Noyes
Parker Hill
Siver
J. H. Witt
L. c. Earle
Marcia Oakes Woodbury
Smoker
Co. BE. Dallin
General Sherman
Hugh Cairns
New State House
Boston
Supreme Court Breaks Record in Calendar Disposal
Washington November 19. The Supreme Court disposed of all cases on the session calendar for the first time in memory. The pace was aided by cases being submitted without argument and others argued for one side only, briefly.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Mackey funds statue of Joan of Arc in Nancy
Paris dispatch reports American millionaire John W. Mackey has sent a large sum for a Lorraine sculptor to erect a Jeanne d Arc statue on the St Nicholas Duport square in Nancy where Joan prayed to St Lorraine in 1429 under the patronage of St. Lorraine.
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Mackey
Joan OF Arc
Paris
Imparcial de Maerthe-et-Moselle
John W. Mackey
Nancy
Jeanne d’Arc
St. Nicholas Duport
Jeanne
Lorraine
Reverend Hirshberg to Lecture on Woman's Influence Friday
The Rev. S. Hirshberg will lecture on Woman's Influence at Temple Chabia Shalom Union Park street Friday at 7 30 p m. All are welcome.
Dolan and Lloyd Campaign Address Workers Last Night
James P Dolan and Harry Lloyd addressed care makers stablemen painters and furniture workers. The Workingmen's Political League organized a campaign committee and mass meetings are planned. Bricklayers and Carpenters each contributed $25 to support the campaign.
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James P. Dolan
Harry Lloyd
Labor Campaign Committee
The
Workingmen’s Political League
James P. ‘Dolan
Carpentera
American Wringer Co Wringers and Sweepers Seller
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and Broadway extension offers wringers, mangles, spring beds and care pet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Mail orders are promptly attended to with telephone access via Tremont 164.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
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Oylaton
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Fiera
G. B. Nichols
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Bay State Gas
Edward Addicks
Boston Globe
M. Y. Times
Renege Publishing Pany
Mass
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Kentucky
Nero
the Sunday Post
Fair Awards
Mechanics
G. H. Hastings
A.W. Elson & Co
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Chester A.lawrence
Supreme Court
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Puritana
Dod Oresby MD
Es Peritana
U.S. A. Committee
Boston,Central Labor, Union
Building Trades, Council
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Res Muni
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Man Training Commission
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Mechanic Arts
John F. O'Sullivan
Economic League Meeting
Workman’s HE Educational and Economic League
Wells Memorial
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Twentieth Century Club
Ashburton, Place
Care Makers’ Union
Eliot Street
Agi
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Ruth
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Montgomery—Bird
Resshr
Chelsea
Isabella D
Ephraim Dresser
Kennebunkport, Me
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Upper Horticultural Hall
Board of ‘Aldermen
Per
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Wm. J. Donovan
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