Berle Attacks Boston Police Board Over Liquor Licensing
The Rev. A. A. Berle claims Governor Greenhalge sought abolition of police boards and accuses the Boston Police Board of corrupting local self-government through liquor licensing. He cites state and city affairs as evidence of politics upholding a semi criminal traffic and undermining public spirit.
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A. A. Berle
Brighton Congregational Church
Boston Police Board
Berle
Greenhalge
Sunday Times
Mr. Berle
Police Board
Boston
Greenwalge
Holyoke
Woburn
Fall River
of Police of
Ces
Commonwealth
Greenhalger
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Boss
Quay
Boston Police
Police ‘Board
Police
Clergyman Rejects Roberts Seat Over Polygamy Claim
The Rev. Dr. George L. Perin of Every-Day Church says Brigham H. Roberts cannot be seated in Congress for polygamy violations. He notes 1882 and 1889 laws disqualify polygamists, plus 1890 amnesty ignored, deeming Roberts ineligible despite moral comparisons to current members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L.perin
Brigham H. Roberts
Congress
Perin
Roberts
Wilkes
Brigham ‘H. Roberts
Utah
Stoberts
Hebrew Children's New Home Dedicated in Roxbury
The Helping Hand Temporary Home for destitute Jewish children was dedicated at Fort Avenue and Beech Glen Street, Roxbury. The 20 room house, previously St Elizabeth Hospital, features a hot water heating system, multiple dormitories, a chapel, dining room for 75, and large play and library rooms. About 8000 people toured the opening. donations came from Hebrew merchants and several L unions, with Mrs. Cohen to run the home alongside Mr. M Cohen.
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Roxbury
Fort Avenue
Beech Glen Street
Helping Hand Society
St. Elizabeth Hospital
St. Petersburg
M. S. Margolis
M. Halperin
Baldwin Place
Charles Fleischer
H. S. Schoher
Miskan Tefila
A. Moss
H. Borofsky
Raphael Lasker
Halperin
Quincy
New York
Nat Robinson
Naphén
Godfrey Morse
Jacob H. Hecht
Collins and Hart prepare Boston mayoralty campaign launch
In Boston the mayoralty race begins this week with Collins and Hart set to declare intentions. Democrats expect Collins or Hart to issue acceptance letters followed by campaigning mainly through speakers. John R. Murphy may campaign for Collins, while Republicans seek harmony amid internal battles and reorganization plans.
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Boston
Collins
Hart
Thomas N. Hart
General Collins
Mr. Hart
John R. Murphy
State Committee
Lorimer Calls Thanksgiving Blessings in Boston Sermon
Dr. Lorimer preached at Tremont Temple on Thanksgiving Day urging families in Boston to observe the holiday. He praised divine providence, noting the American people have been abundantly blessed this year with no great calamities and continued prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Goebel Move Seen Afoot in Kentucky Politics
In Frankfort Kentucky observers expect an early Goebel action likely a mandatory injunction to stop the State Election Board from counting Jefferson Knox and Johnson counties votes. Governor Bradley would resist a certificate of election unless the court orders and then urge Taylor to contest before the Legislature.
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Kentucky
Goebel
Frankfort
State Election Board
Jefferson, Knox
Johnson Counties
Bradley
Taylor
W L Douglas $3.50 Shoes Advertised Across Stores
An advertisement extols W L Douglas all leather shoes priced at $3.50 with claims of high quality, durability, and a global reputation. It notes 60 retail stores and targets young professionals and workers, listing Boston locations on Summer Street and adjacent avenues.
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W. L. Douglas
Boston
Summer St
Cor. Voln St
W. Ton St
Essex St
Court 5
Ard St
City Hall Ave
School St
Fine Pictures at Copley Hall
A floral exhibit at Copley Hall features roses by Mrs. Elien T. Fisher who began painting at 18 and has painted flowers for 29 years. A half tone of her work is shown alongside landscapes and studies by Louis K. Harlow, who began drawing at age 12 and focused on art full time after early pursuits.
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Samuel H. Borofsky
A. Moss
Copley Hall
Elien T. Fisher
California
New England
Louis K. Harlow
Moran mirrors Millers line in Going From the Church
The review lauds Mr. Percy Moran for portraying Joaquin Millers poem lines in Going From the Church. It notes Moran’s water colors and study of Dutch water-coloring with an American touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Moran
Joaquin Millers
Hair Clippings Used to Clarify Syrup Strainers
Notes reveal an unusual practice where clippings from masculine heads of hair are employed to make strainers for clarifying syrups, illustrating a historical, practical craft. The method reflects period resourcefulness and furthers the comprehension of early domestic industries.
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Brighton
Ithe Post
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Newspaper Life
Written By
Jesse Lynch Williams
E Teen
DR. Perin ON
Ize
Everal
Hebrew Children’s New Home
Rabbi Fleischer
S. H. Borofsky
S. Lipsky
A. Mods
L.A. Gin
Ostetters
Lorimer
Mrs. Fisher
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