Clinton House fined for illegal Sunday liquor sales
Humphrey J. Coughlin, Clinton House proprietor, was fined 75 dollars in District Court for illegally selling liquor on Sunday September 28. Constable Lemuel S. Miller testified two beers were consumed on site and a pint and quart of whiskey were taken away. A second warrant for the same offense prompted a plea of not guilty and a trial date was set for December 1 with $300 sureties. Miller alleged intimidation. the defense claimed blackmail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Humphrey J. Coughlin
Clinton House
Lemuel S. Miller
Sterling
Albert S. Stewart
Coughlin
Miller
Twenty Candidates Fail In Massachusetts Dental Exams
Out of 47 applicants taking the Massachusetts Board of Dental Examiners final tests, only 19 passed. The successful list includes O Carrabine Boston T i Hatch Chelsea E E Robbins Arlington A L Watson Lynn J L Piper Lynn J N Carriere Worcester F L Davies Worcester J H O Conner Worcester H W Cobb Mansfield C DeW Beedle Fitchburg G C Greene Cottage City J W Kenney Pittsfield C P Crowley North Adams M Baldwin Manchester N H W C Mason Gaysville Vt F P Russell Shrewsbury Vt A H Clark New Portland Me J S Stetgen Brunswick Me J W Norton Bath Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Board of Dental Examiners
O. Carrabine
Boston
T. i Hatch
Chelsea
E. E. Robbins
Arlington
A. L. Watson
Lynn
J. L. Piper
J. N. Carriere
Worcester
F. L. Davies
J. H. O'Conner
H. W. Cobb
Mansfield
C. Dew. Beedle
Fitchburg
G. C. Greene
Cottage City
J. W. Kenney
Pittsfield
C. P. Crowley
North Adams
M. Baldwin
Manchester
N. H
W. C. Mason
Gaysville
F. P. Russell
Shrewsbury
A. H. Clark
New Portland
J. 5. Stetgen
Brunswick
J. W. Norton
Bath
Free asthma treatment offer with social aid appeal
Dr Whetzel offers a free trial course of asthma treatment to all applicants who describe their case briefly and assist humane work by sending the names of two other asthma sufferers. Request the booklet of particulars in writing for the free trial treatment. Address
Measurements Show Wellesley Girls Shorter Than Smith and Vassar
Measurements by a noted anthropometrist published in a popular weekly show the average Wellesley woman stands about one inch shorter than peers at Smith College and Vassar College. Both Vassar and Smith average 5 feet 8 inches, while Wellesley averages just under 5 feet 7 inches. Despite height, Wellesley excels athletically with records peers cannot beat, and chatter hints at an upcoming intercollegiate field day featuring races and a basketball game. There is talk of football at Wellesley, with freshmen potentially learning quarterback duties before graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Northampton
Poughkeepsie
Vassar
Smith
Vassar and
Smith College
Profit Sharing Plan A Success at Cabot Works
A Boston era feature notes Samuel Cabot’s profit sharing system at Chelsea Creek works near Chelsea and East Boston. About fifty workers share in profits averaging over fourteen percent of wages, with a widow receiving $500 after a worker’s death. Cabot promotes home ownership by selling land at cost and aiding employees to build homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cabot
Cabot
Lowell
Chelsea Creek
Chelsea and
East
Boston
Boy Shot On Acadia Street In South Boston
Five year old Spencer Buzzell was taken to City Hospital with a bullet wound to the shoulder after a shotgun discharged while he and a playmate examined the gun at their Acadia Street home. The injury is not considered serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Buzzell
Acadia Street
Boston
Volunteers Dinner to Poor Gives Thanksgiving Hope
Volunteers of America plan to serve about 2000 needy on Thanksgiving Day. Dinners will be offered at the Rescue Home 237 Pleasant Street for inmates and visitors, with a musical program. Over 150 children will be served at Volunteers Home Mountain Avenue Revere. Slum posts at Shawmut Avenue and Pleasant Street will oversee needy areas with a relief committee ensuring prompt aid. Captain Locker's team will visit destitute homes to distribute provisions. Baskets for five dinners will be placed at the stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volunteers of America
Pleasant Street
Mountain Avenue
Revere
Captains Green
Montagh
Shawmut Avenue
South End
Captain Locker
Peace in Colombia Signed by Herrera and Government
Panama November 21 Consul General Gudger arrived aboard the Wisconsin with news that a peace treaty was signed this afternoon between revolutionary general Herrera and the government commissioners. Rear Admiral Casey will sail tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Gudger
Wisconsin
Herrera
Casey
Venezuela protests British entry of Fantome into Orinoco
The Venezuelan government condemns the Fantome for entering the Orinoco without permission, calling it an infringement of sovereignty as Velutini and President Castro discuss tightening the campaign on Barcelona and Ciudad Bolivar. Revolutionary leaders are described as brigands, with Rolando moving toward Barcelona and Guevara surrendering with 600 men and 46 000 rounds.
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Caracas
Orinoco
Fantome
Great Britain
Velutini
Castro
Barcelona
Ciudad Bolivar
Garrido
Canacas
Canadian Club Celebration Highlights Canadian Unity in Boston
The Canadian Club of Boston celebrated its fourth anniversary with Hon. Clifford Sifton and Hon. H. A. in attendance. Leaders from commerce and diplomacy spoke on Canada America relations, trade progress, and shared loyalties. Sifton praised Canadian loyalty to Britain and the U S, and noted Canada’s growing paper industry potential.
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Canadian Club of
Boston
Eclat
Clifford Sifton
Interior
H. A
E. H. Pierce
James H. Stark
British Charitable Society
A. P. Graham
British Naval and Military Veterans’ Association
M. A. Graham
George J. Raymond
Tom R. Appleton
The
New Grenadiers
James W. Monroe
Patterson
C. H. McIntyre
United States
Copley
Edward VII
America
Great Britain
Canada
Bernard C Welch Dead at Cambridge Hotel Harvard
Bernard C Welch proprietor of Hotel Harvard Cambridge was found dead in bed by his sister. Apoplexy probably caused death. Born in Ireland about 60 years ago he came to Cambridge as a boy. A former blacksmith at Dover Stamping for 20 years he lived at the hotel for two decades. He belonged to St John’s Council K of P and the Hibernians. Funeral Sunday with burial at Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard C. Welch
Harvard
Sixth Streets
Cambridge
Mr. Welch
Ireland
Dover Stamping Company
St. John’s Council
K. of
The
Hibernians
Newton
Red paint shocks Beverly on Main Street corners
Beverly reports a surprise color change as a block at Railroad Avenue and Cabot Street is painted a dull red for the first time, unsettling residents who expect traditional tones on the main street and sparking citywide chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Railroad Avenue
Cabot Street
Arenes
Wash day dinners and Fels-Naptha soap benefits
Describes using Fels Naptha soap for wash day to reduce odors and improve clothing freshness, freeing time for other tasks. Emphasizes sweeter smells and nicer clothes as outcomes of the soap’s use.
Trade and mutual citizenship shape Canada’s world role
A speaker argues that trade is the lifeblood of the nation and that mutual citizenship underpins global ties. He asserts Canada will pursue its own interests in every bargain, seeking full value for concessions while avoiding retaliation, and notes ongoing industrial effort without burdening listeners with statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canada
Salvation Army Dinner Expands Boston Hunger Relief
Salvation Army reports successful Thanksgiving effort for Boston's poor children. Forty members canvassed business districts with contribution boxes while rapid expansion adds new halls in poorer areas to serve thousands. Stations at Warren and Washington streets will serve 350, Stillman Hall for 500 Hebrew children, Bowdoin Square buildings for 1800, overseen by Ensigns Hanson and Taylor, plus about 1500 at Pine and Washington streets HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Boston
Warren
Washington Streets
Stillman Hall
Salem Street
Bowdoin Square
Hanson
Taylor
Army
Pine
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Framingham
Mass
L. D. Knott
Lebanon
M. L. Craffey
St. Louis
F. KE. Brown
Sanborn
Iowa
J.C. Curryer
St. Paul
Minn
Frank Whetzel
American Express Building
Chicagq
Smith and Vassar
E. Gately & CO
Washington Sr
Colombia
Venezuela
England
United States of America
Interior of
Chickering
Henry W. Patterson
Canadian Club
J. F. Masters
Harold Clime
H. A. M'Keown
Cali
Louisiana
Texas
Sicily
A. D. Coleman
PePist
Coleman Dental Parlors
Washington St
Essex St
Boylst
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