Saturday Specials and Free Legal Stamps at Dutton Market
Houghton Dutton promotes Saturday inducements for orders of $1.00 or more including 10 additional legal stamps. Advertises fresh pork loins lamb cuts beef roast veal and fancy bakery items with daily French Cream Cakes and assorted fruits at low Boston prices.
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Boston
Brighton
Crimson
Bostonia
Porto Rico
Bera Neon
Garden Flower Colony
Ceylon
Japan
PNR AG Leger SA
Spain
New England
Chelsea Gas Slashes Prices to Aid Local Industry
James L. Richards announces price cuts for Chelsea gas, including a 10 cent per 1000 feet reduction by July. A new gas engine schedule goes into effect December 1 with tiered rates, and a further 10 cent per 1000 feet cut for all consumers by July 1, 1906 to boost manufacturing.
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Chelsea
James L. Richards
Boston Consolidated
Chelsea Gas Companies
Chelsea Board of Trade
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Richards
Old Fashioned Romance Leads To Marriage License
John Adams Pray of Wave Avenue seeks to wed Annie Grant Allen, widow of Newton Highlands, after a 25 year friendship. Pray, 81, heads the South End Savings Bank of Boston and presides over Union Carpet Manufacturing, linking to the Boston Pray family legacy.
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Lynn
John Adams Pray
Wave Avenue
Annie Grant Allen
Newton Highlands
Pray
South End Savings Bank of
Boston
Union Carpet Manufacturing Company
East Boston Teams to Host Brighton and Boylston A A
East Boston Evening High School faces Brighton A A tonight at East Boston High gym. The second East Boston squad meets Boylston A A in separate games, showcasing local high school basketball action.
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East Boston High School
East Boston
Brighton A. A
Boylston A. A
Baby Book’s Lactated Food Endorsed by Physicians
Liebig the German baron identified the key elements for baby nutrition. Lactated Food combines wheat, barley malt, lime phosphates, and milk sugar with milk to soothe and stabilize a sick baby, promising a quick transformation to a healthy, chubby child.
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Liebig
Lynam's Love Letters At 76 Dedham
In Dedham a breach of promise suit reveals ardent letters from Charles W. Lynam a 76 year old Brookline contractor. Mrs. Jane Allen 56 years old accuses him of love letters that rival a teen Romeo. Lynam visits Brookline seasonally from Concord New Hampshire where his wife and daughter support his art and music interests.
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Dedham
Jane Allen
Charles W. Lynam
Brookline
Boston Fund Reaches New Total From Jewish Relief Drive
Subscriptions to the Russian relief fund collected by Kidder, Peabody & Co. push the Boston total to 19 989 01 with numerous gifts from lodges, unions, congregations, factories, and individuals including I A Ratshesky and I O B A groups.
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Russian Relief Fund
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Devonshire Street
Welcome Lodge
K. P
Commonwealth Lodge
Co. R. A
Hurewitz Bros
Carpenters’ Union
Forward Lodge
M. Simon
A. Maskell
B. Schneider
Hebrew Progressive Lodge
Hub Theatre
Pride of Boston
Benjamin Epstein
Julius Seif
N. Binder
Rubin Orenberg
Readville Shop
D. Prach
Sam Orenberg
W.A. Meyer
Harry Rosenbaum
Hyman Baker
B. Yaffe
Z. Gergel
Feingold
D. Weinstein
Morris Cohen
Frank Landa
Isaac Cohen
Jacob Lodge
Jacob Gross
A. Schwarzberg
D. Katz
Max Rubin
Isenberg
J. O'Neill
L. McKenna
Laborator
Jakner
H. Asch
M. Boilantzik
M. Gamson
Lina
Nscheiman
Congregation bin Jacob
Jamaica Plain Shoe Factory
Pride of New England Lodge
Star of Boston
Greater Boston Lodge
Young Men and Ladies’ Hebrew Association of
Chelsea
Mass
I. Present
A. Cooper
Leopold Morse & Co
Charles Baker
Boston Post
Kurlander Young Men’s Charitable Association
L. Lewis
Everett
Boston Lodge No
Oo. B. A
Rabbit Isaac Elchonon
Morris Whitman
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
H. . Rosenthal
Henry Ehrlich
David Gordon Lyon
Caro L. Withington
A. C. Ratshesky
I. A. Ratshesky
Fanny Ratshesky
Harry I. Ratshesky
Mutiny Rumors Hit Black Sea Fleet and Sebastopol Garrison
Despatch from St Petersburg cites persistent reports of mutiny in the Black Sea fleet and mutinies in portions of the Sebastopol garrison. It is said the chief of staff was killed and a colonel wounded.
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London
St. Petersburg
Black Sea
Sebastopol
Citizens' Union Considers Party Tickets Today
An important meeting of the Citizens' Union general committee will convene at Room 219 Exchange building at 10:30 this morning to review nominees for the school committee from the Republican and Democratic parties. All members are urged to attend.
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General Committee
The
Citizens’ Union
Exchange Building
Women nominating Burrill for school committee in Wesleyan Hall
Charles L. Burrill of Ward 11 was nominated by the Independent Women Voters for the school committee at a convention in Wesleyan Hall attended by about 100 women. After the vote, president Mrs. Sarah J. Boyden hinted a woman may join the ticket, possibly Julia E. Duff.
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Charles L. Burrill
Ward 11
Independent Women Voters
Wesleyan Hall
Burrill
Sarah J. Boyden
Association
Post
Julia E. Duff
Democratic Convention in Boston Breaks into Chaos
A Boston Democratic gathering dissolved into fighting and shouting as delegates clashed over representation and slate plans. Ex congressman Conry clashed with Chair Fitzgerald while Alderman Curley and others pressed for organized labor inclusion. Police intervened as a second self styled convention formed amid rowdy scenes and conflicting votes.
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Daniel J. Kiley
Fitzgerald
Charles 8. Sullivan
Charlestown
Conry
Richard Sullivan
Ward 19
Siething
Mr. Conry
Committee of 26 Named by Chairman After Adjournment
The secretary listed a 26 member committee led by Hon. W. T. A. Fitzgerald at large and ward members Thomas F. Crook Joseph A. Conry Charles S. Sullivan Thomas A. Kelley M. J. Power Edward W. Dixon James F. McDermott Daniel J. Kiley John J. Gartland Francis M. Carroll Nathan Matthews Humphrey J. Collins ay Newton J. Frank O'Hare Daniel V. McIsaac Daniel J. Coffey John J. Good John J. Clark John H. Kennealy John Cunningham John A. Brett L. J. Wagner J. Porter Crosby James T. O'Brien M. J. Coyle.
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W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Thomas F. Crook
Joseph A. Conry
Charles S. Sullivan
Thomas A. Kelley
M. J. Power
Edward W. Dixon
James F. McDermott
Daniel J. Kiley
John J. Gartland
Francis M. Carroll
Nathan Matthews
Humphrey J. Collinsay Newton
J. Frank O'Hare
Daniel V. McIsaac
Daniel J. Coffey
John J
Names and Terms from a Bundle of Assignments
For three years James J. Storrow George E. Brock. For two years Charles Wu. Burrill Mary Boyle O'Reilly. For one year Ferdinand Strauss.
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Boston
George E. Brock
Ward 2
Charles L. Burrill
Ward 11
James J. Storrow
Mary Boyle O’reilly
Ferdinand Strauss
Thomas J. Kenney
Ward 15
David A. Ellis
Ward 21
Miss O'Reilly
Mr. Strauss
Mr. Kenney
Mr. Ellis
Burrill
Charles Wu. Burrill
Mary Boyle O'Reilly
Boston Merchants Called to Support Good Government Association
Secretary Edwin H. Walcott of the Boston Merchants' Association asks members to aid the Good Government Association with subscriptions. He notes the enlarged work of the organization requires substantial funds.
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Edwin H. Walcott
Boston Merchants’ Association
Good Government Association
Street Department Withholds Figures Over Fenway Contracts
Laurence Minot, chair of the Good Government Association, says the street department has not disclosed how total costs were apportioned for Fenway contracts. He notes promises of information by the superintendent of streets, both orally and by telephone, have not been fulfilled.
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Laurence Minot
Good Government Association
Whelton
Minot
Mr. Minot
Executive committee meeting on school board nominations ends
The Public School Association executive committee met last night but did not nominate candidates. They discussed previously suggested names and adjourned to reconvene this morning for definite action.
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Public School Association
Ferdinand Strauss Pioneer Boston Merchant and Philanthropist
Ferdinand Strauss born April 8 1852 in Boston rose from Brimmer School to English High School then advanced at Leopold Morse & Co becoming senior partner. He led the wholesale department and oversaw a growing business while serving as president of the Leopold Morse Home and chair of the Boston Baron de Hirsch fund, also trustee of the Federation of Jewish Charities. He lived in the South End for over two decades and later resided briefly at Hotel Somerset with his wife while his son attended Harvard.
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Ferdinand Strauss
Brimmer
Leopold Morse & Co
Young Strauss
Strauss
Leopold Morse
Mattapan
Boston
Baron de Hirsch Fund Committee of America
The
Federation of Jewish Charities
South End
Prince Grammar School
Harvard
Hotel Somerset
Miss Mary Boyle O'Reilly of Charlestown
Miss Mary Boyle O'Reilly born May 18 1873 in Charlestown to John Boyle O'Reilly and Mary Smiley Murphy. Eldest of four daughters, she attended Charlestown Grammar School and Sacred Heart Convent, studied at Gilman School for Girls in 1899, and later pursued Radcliffe studies privately after illness.
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Mary Boyle O'Reilly
Charlestown
John Boyle O'Reilly
Agnes Smiley
Young Crusader
Mary Smiley Murphy
Miss O' Reilly
Boston
Winthrop Street
Jamaica Plain
Boston woman helps found Guild of St Elizabeth settlement
After travels in Europe and the East, Miss O Reilly helped establish the Guild of St Elizabeth on East Springfield street in Boston as a settlement house for children. The group began with 3 dollars and now runs a house with a day nursery for 50 babies and many educational and social programs. Miss O Reilly serves in several charities and was named a trustee of local children's institutions by Mayor Whelton, a post she is expected to relinquish.
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Europe
Boston
Warren M. Hill
Maud M. Rockwell
Margaret Carey
Guild of
St. Elizabeth
East Springfield Street
Thomas I. Gasson
S. J
Boston College
Rockwell
Joseph H. Rockwell
Guild
Miss O'Reilly
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Tuberculosis Society
State Conference of Charities
Whelton
Storrow Led Boston School Committee and Local Firms
James J. Storrow served on the Boston school committee for three years 1902 1903 and 1904 focusing on courses of study hygiene and physical training school houses and other committees. He is a partner at Lee Higginson Co. and a director at multiple banks and companies. He is Harvard overseer and Harvard Law School graduate.
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James J. Storrow
Boston
Lee, Higginson & Co
Bankers
New England Trust Company
First National Bank
United Shoe Machinery Company
United Fruit Company
George F E Brock Served On Boston School Committee
George FE Brock served on the Boston school committee from 1902 to 1904 and sat on multiple committees including accounts drawing truant officers manual training salaries schoolhouses and Horace Mann School. A Brighton resident since birth 1860 he is a Bennett grammar and Brighton High School graduate and has held treasurer roles at Brighton Five Cents Savings Bank and Home Savings Bank and leads the Brighton High School alumni association.
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George FE. Brock
Boston
Horace Mann
Brock
Brighton
Bennett Grammar School
Brighton High School
Brighton Five Cents Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Burrill’s Six-Year Service on Boston School Committee
Charles L. Burrill has served on the Boston school committee for six years covering 1898 through 1903. He has sat on committees including elections examinations kindergartens salaries accounts manual training evening schools truant officers and rules and regulations.
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Charles L. Burrill
Boston
Local Banker Appointed to Trust Company Leadership
He serves as vice president and treasurer of the Adams Trust Company and for 16 years was connected with the Second National Bank. He also acts as a director of the Boston Young Men's Christian Union and is a graduate of Phillips grammar and English High schools.
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Adams Trust Company
Second National Bank
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Phillips Grammar
English
Longtime Morse Hickey & Kenny Lawyer Heads Local Firm
Thomas J. Kenny of South Boston, 40, longtime associate of Morse Morse & Jane, now Morse Hickey & Kenny, was admitted to the Suffolk county bar in 1897 and has held school committee roles and trustee duties. He leads Beacon Associates and Institution for Savings and serves in Knights of Columbus circles.
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Thomas J. Kenny
Boston
Morse, Loomis & Jane
State Street
Morse, Hickey & Kenny
Suffolk County
Marehb
Bar Association
George W. Morse
Kenny
Marseilles
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Beacon Associates and Institution For Savings
Knights of Columbus
Massachusetts
Dewey Requests Ballot Books in Local Inquiry
Judge Dewey met with police officials and election commissioners to discuss alleged irregularities in Precinct 9 Ward 21. He said precinct officers and ballot clerks' books should be produced and that he is the Republican candidate, with 2500 names filed with the election board.
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Dewey
Burlen
Ward 21
Election Board
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