South Boston High School Site Move Before Mayor
A 25 member committee from the South Boston Citizens Association, led by Alderman Flood, met Mayor Curtin to urge approval of a land site at G and Fourth streets for a South Boston high school. The discussion centered on necessity versus expense, with supporters praising the Fourth Street lot while others argued Fifth Street and reservoir options.
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South Boston Citizens’ Association
Alderman Flood
South Boston
Robert F. Médas
George F. H. Murray
William T. Eaton
George
Joshua An
Curtis
South
Boston
South Benton
R. F. Means
Fourth Streets
Wix
Bromwich
Mr. George
Fifth Street
Marcely
Cry Neve
Fourth Street
John B. Martin
Joshua
Dean
Boston Court
Wise
Reed to attend House meeting for speaker race
Congress notes show ex-Speaker Thomas B. Reed of Maine plans to be in Washington on the 28th for the Republican caucus in the House. The session will nominate a Speaker and consider candidates for clerk doorkeeper sergeant at arms and postmaster. Candidates include Henderson for clerk and Tipton for doorkeeper.
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Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Washington
Republiicancuus
Owell
Pennsylvania
New York
Henderson
Illinois
William
Tipton
Clevdland
Tenn
Thomas McKee
Young Ladies' Library Association Opens in South Boston
The Young Ladies' Library Association held a formal opening at St. Omer's Hall in South Boston with about 400 attendees. Rev F A Brogan organized the society in spring to promote good literature, followed by a musical entertainment chaired by Toomey with assistance from J F Motgar Ridinetn and H B Maga.
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Young Ladies’ Library Association
St. Omer’s Hell
South Boston
F. A. Brogan
Toomey
J. F. Motgar
P. Ridinetn
H. B.maga
Prac Wera Peaeaat
Gh In
Shoe Factory in Marlboro Closes Indefinitely
A Marlboro shoe factory shuts down for an undetermined period due to alleged wage disputes. The facility plans to halt operations amid the dispute, citing reduced demand and wage concerns as a reason for the closure.
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Marlboro
Novath & Watchins
Prison saga ties Barrett to German immigrant family
Fragments detail Mrs Holderreich and daughters Lena and Bertha connected to Barrett as police probe past burglaries. Lena defends Barrett’s wife Mrs Barrett while the old German mother seeks Chaffey furniture and the famed gray cat. Barrett writes a revenge confession while Mrs Holderreid plans to press Chaffey for stolen Eliot street furniture. Barrett’s social ties in Newport and New York’s horse set surface as Mrs Barrett seeks employment.
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Holderreich
William Bett
Biot Street
Charlestown
Charlotte Smith
Barrett
Bassett
Mon
Bertha
Lena
Chaffey
Chaffey House
Opera
Eac
Theo
Eliot Street
Holderreichs
Madison Street
Rae
Ayniid
Ork
Boston
Barretts
Case
Riding Academy of
New York
Newport
Bist Zbhorowski
F. Griswold
Barrets
Ames
Heyward Street
Brooklyn
Eben D Jordan will leaves income to widow and children
Probate filed for Eben D Jordan last will naming Beacon street home to Mrs Jordan for life with furniture. All estate rents placed in trust paying Mrs Jordan 25000 annually, rest split into four equal shares for Jordan children with daughters guaranteed 10000 yearly. Trust lasts through children and grandchildren, then possible twenty year extension. Executors include Eben D Jordan's son General Charles H Taylor and Henry G Nichols.
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Eben D. Feats
Jordan
Beacon Street
Charlies H. Taylor
Henry G Nichols
Long Distance Ocean Race Headed to Japan
A transoceanic race was arranged between the British ship Dunham and the bark Durham for a $1000 prize. The Dunham sails from Philadelphia for Hiogo with 7,harbour of refined petroleum and 67,312 cases, commanded by Captain Roberts with a crew of four. The Durham, led by Captain Doty of Nova Scotia, carries twenty seven men. The voyage spans about 14,000 miles, with the prize open to either vessel.
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Philadelphia
Pen
Japan
Dunham
Portraits of Mike Kelly Join D McCarthy Bowling Firm
King Kelly portrait collection grows as Tom McCarthy and Barney Lenton acquire four life size images of the late Mike Kelly. The framed electric lit display shows Kell with a bat, resting on the ground. Otis Harlan becomes partner at Blair company receiving floral tributes and a dog gift from Ontario umpire Bob Emaire.
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Tom McCarthy
Barney Lenton
D & McCarthy Bowling Emporium
Mike Kelly
Kell
Otis Harlan
Coe Oe Blair
Anson
Sanare
Charles A. Kelley
William Lally
W. J. Higgins
M. J
Albert J Austin Somerville Man Dies of Bright's Disease
Albert J. Austin, longtime employee at the Custom House, died yesterday afternoon at his Quincy Street home in Somerville from Bright’s disease. He was admitted Monday and died at home after transfer from the Casacr ate. He was a member of the UOC. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
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Albert J. Austin
Insanity Plea in Priest Case Shocks Cambridge Church
The Rev Frank Hyatt Smith of North Avenue Congregational Church in Dante is declared insane at the time he denied an accusation. A motion to declare him insane was filed with supporting medical affidavits. Trials and possible commitment hinge on a court decision, with support from physicians and friends weighing the pastor’s mental state amid mounting public attention.
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Frank Hyatt Smith
North Avenue
Dante
W.S. B. Hopkins
Uni 2 States Circuit Court
United States Court
Tay
United States
Post Office
Licely
Smith
North Cambridge
Bancroft G. Devis
Mnother
Stevens
Jelly
Boston
Cowles
McLean Hospital
Steveris
Peter Gray
P. Hyatt
Peter MacQueen
Aid
Smirth
Binitti
Cambridge
D.M. Oliver
Mr. Smith
Those Wid Know Him Best Interrogations Of Parishioners
Interviews with parishioners reveal Samuel Usher, chairman of the prudential committee, praising a preacher while noting contradictions between his public sermons and private behavior. He cites the Denver arrest and two eloquent sermons given the Sunday after, alongside MCA addresses, suggesting a memory of the preacher stepping to the platform without notes.
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Covere
Samuel Usher
Prudential Committee
Aia A
Denver
M. C
Manchester Marty s protest meeting announces Fate event
The Manchester Marty rs meet in Boston for a Warren Circle gathering at a hall of stone. Captain John D. Driscoll announces Faireuil Hall for Saturday the 2d with a reception committee named including Edward Coughlan and Joseph Ahearn arranging the event.
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Ant Speel
Warren Circle
Guard
Boston
Pagprume Ex Street
Erael
Atone Sathghionts
John D. Driscoll
Faireuil Hall
Ikin
O’brien
Ent
Steve
Alent
Eesrs
Omas Ey
Onell
John. R. Murphad
Eernyee
Edwand Coughlan
P. J. Vee
Joseph Ahearn
Eugene Gronin
Sewer
William Mackey
Joseph
John D
Darealonange Whelan
John Leahy
John O
Royal Marriage Arranged in Brussels
Brussels November 19. A marriage has been arranged with official sanction between Princess Henriette, eldest daughter of the royal family, and a suitable suitor. The arrangement reflects strong allied ties and ceremonial approval from the court.
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Brussels
Haseen
Henriette
Eliest
Cardinal Bonaparte Dead in Rome
Cardinal Lucien Bonaparte died suddenly in Rome on November 19. Created a cardinal in 1888, he served in the church and held posts in the Vatican and French religious circles. The death marks the end of a prominent clerical career spanning decades.
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Rome
Cardinal Lucien Bonaparte
Bonaparte
Rome Teens Confess to New York Central Train Wreck
Rome New York youths J Watson Hildreth Fred Bristol and Herbert Hibberd confessed to wrecking eastbound mail train No 6 on the New York Central near Rome. The derailment injured one passenger. engineers and clerks aboard were named. Theodore Hibberd was captured later with others in custody. A witness Joseph Ilkes 18 aided but refused to go with them.
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Rome
N. Ys
New York Central Railroad
Thire
Nathah N. Hager
Albany
Bobby” Bond
Syracuse
Werd
Rearon
Herkimer
J. BE
Lavine
New York
H. DB. Robinson
J. Watson Hildreth
Fred Bristol
Herbert Plato
P Hildreth
Theodore Hibberd
Young Hildreth
Theodore Hibbard
James
Bristol
Joseph Ilkes
Sweat Shop Fire Leaves Injured and Unclear Casualty Toll
A fire at a sweat shop caused multiple injuries and uncertain fatalities. Meyer Lipschutz, a tailor, sustained a left leg fracture and internal injuries. an unidentified man around 50 was unconscious from smoke on the sixth floor. Mrs Marie Belzinger and Louis Lipschutz were involved in the incident and are expected to recover.
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Meyer Lipschutz
Marie Belzinger
Louis Lipschutz
Public Library Quarterly Bulletin July and October
The Public Library issues a double bulletin for July and October with 140 pages focused on historical fiction about Russia Poland the Eastern empire and Servia. It lists Russian German and English prose in new catalogues and notes better service for Russian readers and a German list. Copies are for sale at the central library and branches.
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The
Public Library
Bulletin
Fition
Russia
Poland
Eastern Empire
Servia
University Press
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Stoute
Ofan
Sune St
Spitz Bros. & Mark Wholesaters
Highland Spring
Tapster
Rueter & Co
Congress Gaueus
Barrett and
Wite
Lena Holderreid
Teese
Yankee
Eben D. Jordan
Kelly
Custom House
Sai Esi Ee
Ventore
S. Vorenberg & Co
Manchester Martyrs
Cardinal Bonaparte
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