Rioting in Athens Leaves Seven Dead
In Athens a two day student crackdown on presses advocating modern Greek gospel translation escalated. Seven students were killed and 20 soldiers wounded as police faced fire from demonstrators. Troops, marines, and guards near the palace and premier’s residence, with 20,000 gathering around the Temple of Jupiter, marked a tense night as clashes continued and the premier survived a shooting attempt.
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Athens
Greece
Attica
Jupiter Olympus
Holy Synod
M. Theotokis
Democrats name city school committee slate
Ex mayor Josiah Quincy announces a Democratic city committee to nominate school board candidates. The panel will meet at noon at party headquarters and lists ward representatives led by Ward 1’s Thomas Hoey and Ward 23’s John F. McDonald among others. Five Public School Association picks are expected to be endorsed, including Robert Treat Paine Jr and James J. Storrow, with Mulvey likely to join.
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Josiah Quincy
Democratic City Committee
Thomas Hoey
Joseph A. Conry
Joseph J. Corbett
Thomas A. Kelly
John C. Hurley
Henry
James McInerney
Patrick F.mcdonald
Henry P. Nawn
Jeremiah J. Kelley
John F. McDonald
Patrick O'Shea
John H. Lee
Public School Association
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Phineas Pierce
James J. Storrow
Randall G. Morris
Mark V. Mulvey
George E. Brock
Women Voters Withhold Endorsement From Mulvey for School Board
The Independent Women Voters declined to endorse Mark B Mulvey though they backed all others on the Public School Association slate. Mulvey, a Building Trades Council agent, attributes the rejection to his religion, saying Protestant affiliation would have gained endorsement. He remained defiant and said the outcome reflects religious bias.
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Independent Women
Mark B. Mulvey
Mulvey
Public School Association
Building Trades Council
Sarah FE. Boynton
Women Voters
Mr. Mulvey
Fr. Mulvey
Post
M Nary Denies Rent Claim Against Headquarters
Chairman William McNary of the Democratic State committee says the group owes no rent for headquarters at 133 School Street later 15 School Street. He notes the committee moved to the Albion building and claims the suit for $6518.75 is illegal, with the treasurer told not to pay it. He asserts the committee gave up both rear and front rooms and that the owners tried to bill for services after relocation.
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William 8. McNary
Democratic State Committee
State Committee of 190
School Street
Albion
Election Board Hearing on Ward 18 Nominations
The Election Board will hear a dispute over Aldermen Bowen and Norris nominations after Ward 18 caucus clerk J J Moynihan reportedly did not count votes for ward committee and Aldermen. The caucus clerk will be summoned to resolve the issue today.
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Bowen
Norris
J. J. Moynihan
Nominees Named by Repegue Club of Massachusetts for 1902
The nominating committee of the Re pugee Club of Massachusetts names candidates for the January 27 1902 annual meeting in Boston at 19 Milk Street. President Curtis Guild Jr Secretary Augustus P Gardner Treasurer Arthur L Devens Vice-presidents by district Joseph W Stevens Albert D Nason William P Searls William H Chase J Tyler Stevens William H Moody William Schofield John Read N M McPherson Ellerton P Whitney Edwin A Curtis Robert S Gray Edward W Brown Loyedo Chamberlain Executive committee Stephens B Ashley Charles B Barnes Grafton D Cushing Frank N Dean Charles E Carter Louis P Howe C J R Humphreys Alfred Mudge Tabius Tuttle Nathan Warren Albert E E Winship.
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Repugee Club of
Massachusetts
Milk Street
Boston
Curtis Guild, Jr
Augustus P. Gardner
Hamilton
Arthur L. Devens
Joseph W. Stevens
Greenfield
Albert D. Nason
Springfield
William P. Searls
Worcester
Charles B. Barnes
Hingham
Grafton D. Cushing
Frank N. Dean
Charles E Carter
Lowell
Louis P. Howe
Marlboro
C. J. R. Humphreys
Lawrence
Alfred Mudge
Tabius Tuttle
Nathan Warren
Waltham
Albert EE. Winship
Somerville
Second Slivinski Recital At Chickering Hall
Josef Slivinski gave the second of three pianoforte recitals at Chickering Hall to a friendly audience. The program included Schumann, Tschaikowski, Chopin, Schubert, Rubinstein, and Liszt with the Tschaikowski sonata cited as a rare public listing. Slivinski proved himself among the city’s top artists and earned enthusiastic applause. The final recital is planned for next Tuesday evening.
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Chickering Hall
Josef Slivinski
Schumann
Tschaikowski
Chopin
Schubert
Rubinstein
Liszt
Slivinski
Joseffy
Plan to end Lynn morocco strike eyed for settlement
Lynn Nov 21 The seven day morocco strike in the city affecting over 1000 workers in several factories nears possible settlement. The State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation led by Judge Reed and ex Mayor Falmer held a six and a half hour hearing with four leading factories and the Morocco Workers Union in Lynn Board of Trade rooms. A plan of settlement was drawn up and scheduled for consideration at a meeting tomorrow evening with a decision to follow. if unsuccessful the strike could spread to remaining plants.
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Lynn
Reed
Brockton
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Morocco Workers’ Union
Richard P. Barry
Board of Trade
Falmer
Lowell
State Board
Boston
Morocco
Anniversary Dinner of Fifty-fourth and Fifty-fifth Regiments
The Fifty-fourth and Fifty-fifth Regiments Association held an anniversary dinner at Young's Hotel last evening with about 40 members present. Guest speaker Booker T. Washington delivered a brief address.
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Fifty-fourth
Fifty-fifth Regiments Association
Young’s Hotel
Booker T. Washington
Grape-Nuts Food Praised For Restoring Health
A Louisiana woman narrates her recovery from extreme weakness after a severe nervous shock by switching to Grape-Nuts Food. She details initial digestion struggles with bread and crackers, then steady improvement and flesh gain after adopting Grape-Nuts plus cream and sugar, noting her physician credits digestion power as the key.
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Louisiana
J. H. Graham
Wallace
Guth Holds Ball at Odd Fellows Hall
A large gathering filled Odd Fellows' Hall with an unusually crowded maritime social event. Guth presided over the ball as attendees enjoyed a festive evening and shared camaraderie in a rare, well attended occasion.
Boston Stone Masons Appeal Over Dry Dock Labor
Boston stone masons and unions from Boston Roxbury and Cambridge protested at 45 Eliot Street saying non union workers were hired at 35 cents an hour for 10 hour days at the Charlestown Navy Yard dry dock. They urged Secretary Long to address the labor dispute and ensure an eight hour day at 45 cents.
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Stone Masons
Boston
John D. Long
Charlestown Navy Yard
Roxbury
Cambridge
Eliot Street
Messrs
Perkins
President McPherson Leads Maritime Club Grand March Night
Photo by Bissonette shows President McPherson of the Maritime Provincial Club leading the grand march at the ninth annual concert and hall. A. C. Chisholm was floor director with assistance from Robert L. Barrett as 100 couples joined in. Attendees included J. W. McMahon of the Prince Edward Island Association Jerome MacDonald and Miss MacDonald of Gloucester Chief Wally Lamb of the Boston Caledonian Club and other club leaders.
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Bissonette
M’pherson
Maritime Provincial Club
A. C. Chisholm
Robert L. Barrett
McPherson
Local Names Listed in Community Roll Call
A lengthy list of residents and families appears in the notice including H. H. Meinness Dr. Beacon JH Gillis Lizzie MacDonald W Mc Kay Bella Campbell Moersaac D. Smith Mrs. D. Smith J A Meinness Maggie Campbell C Herrick Maud F Quinn D McQuarrie Casstee McDougall Flora McDougall Mary Flaherty John Kerrison David Miller J R McKinnon Joseph Fortune Alice Sutherland Mabel Riley Jennie Linquist James McDonald Roderick MacLean Daniel MacGillivary William Atkins.
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J. R. McKinnon
Joseph Fortune
Alice Sutherland
Mabel Riley
Jennie Linquist
James McDonald
Roderick MacLean
Daniel MacGillivary
William Atkins
Bible in daily life lecture at Steinert Hall
The Rev. William O'Brien Pardow delivered a lecture at Steinert Hall under the John Boyle O'Reilly Reading Circle on The Bible Its Friends and Its Foes. He outlined the Bible’s origin and how its teachings apply to daily life, receiving sustained applause from a large audience of clergy and laymen.
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William O’brien Pardow
Steinert Hall
John Boyle O'Reilly
Father Pardow
Bostock Gift of Snakes to Harvard Museum
Frank C. Bostock presented the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard with several snakes including two diamond rattlers a bull snake a pine snake and a 10 foot python. The reptiles died en route from Buffalo to Cambridge and will be mounted by a local taxidermist before exhibition in the Agassiz Museum.
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Museum of Comparative Zoology
Harvard
Boston
Agassiz Museum of Cambridge
Frank C. Bostock
Pan-American
Buffalo
Bostock
Animal Arena
Cyclorama
Samuel Henshaw
Harvard College
Cambridge
Priest Struck at Station In Salem By Portland Express
The Rev. Joseph Ograboury a French priest living in Salem was struck by the Portland express tonight while crossing the tracks at the station. The train threw him against an iron post causing severe injuries. He was taken to the hospital.
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Haverhill
Joseph Ograboury
Salem
Portland Express
Two Waves Fight for Taunton Man
Taunton headlines recount Norman Oakes who, after Texas divorce proceedings, learns his Texas order does not bind Massachusetts. His wife Maria King confronts him at home with her attorney and a son as the former Mrs. Oakes returns, sparking a domestic farce.
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Taunton
Norman Oakes
Texas
Massachusetts
Oakes
Maria King
Miss King
Mrs. Oakes
Myricks
Mr. Oakes
The
Post
Mortimer
Mortimer Oakes
Kilton Street
City Brevities Highlights of Local Fire, Arrests, and Accidents
Mrs. Bertha Nathanson died at Massachusetts General Hospital after severe burns from a room fire at 27 Sheafs street Tuesday night. Sergeant Blanchard of Station 7, with over 10 years service, was placed on retired status. Ellen Perehard of 187 Gardner street fell 15 feet from a window at 26 Hastings street while cleaning, suffering bruises. Anna Clausen slipped and suffered a severe scalp wound at 1864 Dorchester avenue. Delia Mullen, 50, a domestic at 241 North Beacon street, fell stairs and fractured her skull. Frederick H. Pike of Portland Maine arrested on a warrant for alleged larceny of $400. Belle Golden, 9 Temple street, charged with larceny of ribbon valued at $1.15 from Houghton & Dutton. Freeman S. Perry of Dorchester milkman cut an artery while breaking a milk bottle. Juveniles James Buckley, James Judge, and Thomas Madden were arrested for breaking and entering at 151 Pleasant street on the Downer estate. neighbors summoned police.
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Bertha Nathanson
Sheafs Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Blanchard
Delia Mullen
John Callahan
North
Beacon Street
Brighton
Frederick H. Pike
Portland
Inspectors
Pike
E. N. Rich
Belle Golden
Temple Street
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Gold Dust Twins
N.K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Thomas Williams
Baptist Church
Fairmount Avenue
Hyde Park
Housewives
Woodbury
M’nary
Republican Club
Bidwells
Bidwell
Western Union Telegraph Company
America
Cuest
Adore Ert
Shi
Julpr
Clothing House
Washington St
Cor Hayward Place
Boca
Association
Washington
Maritime Guth
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Stone Mason
Long
Bible IN
Agassiz Museum
Nally
Thomas F. Nally
Newton
House of Correction
Kian
Junius Barnesson
Burlington, Vt
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont St
Ellen Perehard
Gardner Street
West Roxbury
Hastings Street
Anna Clausen
Dorchester Avenue
City Hospital
Hunter
Wellins Tos A. Hardy
Broad St
Collins
Mary Ann
John KE. Collins
Fall River
Mass
Windsor Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Flather
Dorchester
U. SS. A
Osborne ‘Tertius Flather
London
Eng
Kneeland
Cambridgeport
James Kneeland
Main Street
St. Mary's Church of the Annunciation
St. Paul Cemetery
Arlington
Tena
Robert A. Freen
Camden Street
Newell Dwight Hilliss
NEW York Magazine OF Mysteries
Sawyer
M. D
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A.W. Wheeler & 0
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