Coulthurst Attacks Mayor in Rice School Rally
Independence League mayoral candidate John A. Coulthurst drew a crowd at Rice School wardroom Ward 10, defending his record and accusing Mayor Fitzgerald of underground activity. He attacked the mayor over the picketing bill municipal ownership and the telephone bill and questioned why firms advertise in The Republic.
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John A. Coulthurst
Independence League
Rice School
Appleton Street
Prince
Back Bay
William C. Johnson
Fitzgerald
Coulthurst
Tl Am
Journal of the House of Representatives
Journal of the House
Republic
Guild
Massachusetts Civic League meeting discusses juvenile law flaws
At the annual Massachusetts Civic League meeting in Boston the juvenile offenders report spawns debate over probation officer shortages and the weak application of the probation law. Attendees urge public support to enforce laws and curb billboard nuisance and drunkenness.
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Massachusetts Civic League
Joy Street
League
Edward Hartman
Joseph Lee
Forty Thieves
Hartman
Savings Bank
Savings Insurance League
Massachusetts
Bennett Discharged in Edison Co Complaint
After Edison Electric Company failed to submit evidence in the case against David Bennett of 134 Hanover Street the judge ordered his discharge. Judge Sullivan stated the government had not established a case of unlawful diversion of electricity.
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Edison Electric Company
David Bennett
134
Hanover Street
Sullivan
Voice From The Stomach Promotes Stuart’s Tablets
A 22 year old man named Clarence suffers from digestive distress and increasing weight. After trying Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets his appetite returns, digestion improves, and he feels renewed energy and cheer. The ad touts one ingredient to digest 3000 grains of food and offers a free sample by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Clarence
Stuart
Typhoid Linked to Oyster Dinner at Myopia Club
At the Myopia Hunt Club near Beverly six members fell ill with typhoid after a dinner in October. Officials tested water and milk. oysters are blamed though no confirmation. Howard Bradley of Pride's Crossing died. others include Harold Vanderbilt Cecilia Stackpole Hugh Bancroft Fred Page and Glen Pierce with Page improving and Pierce recovering.
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Hamilton
Myopia Hunt Club
Beverly
S. D. Bush
Howard Bradley
Pride’s Crossing
Harold Vanderbilt
New York
Cecilia Stackpole
Boston
Hugh Bancroft
Fred Page
Glen Pierce
Page
Pierce
Monster benefit planned by St. James K of C at Orpheum
St James Council Knights of Columbus organize a monster benefit for their six fund to be held Monday evening December 2 at the Orpheum Theatre. A. J. Duffy and the management provide the theatre for the regular theatrical performance. Knights of Columbus men citywide pledge to attend in large numbers. Numerous theatrical parties have formed.
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St. James Council
Knights of Columbus
Orpheum Theatre
A. J. Duffy
Roosevelts to Visit Madison Home in Orange County
President and Mrs Roosevelt plan Thanksgiving at Montpelier in Madison home, choosing Virginia over Pine Knot. The visit marks a first in Orange County, aided by Irenia Dupont of Wilmington who owns the property. Local families and sports figures back hospitality and a chance for a Virginia wild turkey.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Madison
Richmond
Orange
Irenia Dupont
Wilmington
Del
Dupont Powder Company
People of
Virginia
B. S. Sommers
Somerset
White House
Orange County
Camerons
Suttons
Rives
Lyons
Newmans
McComb
Madison Square Garden
Montpelier
James Madison
Roosevelt
Mr and Mrs Charles E Pope Celebrate Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs Charles E Pope marked their 50th wedding anniversary at 37 Upton Street with a reception from 8 to 10 featuring music and readings. Mrs Pope has run lodging houses since 1858 and houses two establishments. Mr Pope is a Civil War veteran of the Thirty second Massachusetts Regiment and a member of Post 7. A gold purse and gifts were given by friends. a witness to the original ceremony attended.
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Charles E. Pope
Upton Street
Pope
Massachusetts Regiment
Charles Russell Lowell
Finance Commission axe looms over city hall spenders
Secretary Farley hints at an impending Finance Commission statement. City Auditor Mitchell refuses a $4 water bill claiming city water suffices for taxpayers. Only lunch bills remain, with attaches working late and Farley personally paying a $2.40 supper.
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Finance Commission
Farley
Mitchell
Commission
Latin School Class of 1902 Holds Annual Banquet
The class of 1902 from Boston Latin School will host its annual banquet this evening at 8 o'clock in the Dutch Room of the Copley Square Hotel. All members are expected to attend and several notable guests will speak.
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Latin School
Boston Latin School
Copley Square Hotel
John Mitchell Leaves Hospital After Appendicitis Surgery
John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers of America left the hospital today for the first time since his appendicitis operation six weeks ago. He took a long drive and reported feeling much benefited.
New England Magazine Sale Halted After Bids Reach 1500
The New England Magazine once the oldest in America, was publicly offered for sale by E. B. Conant of Lowell at Beacon Street offices. The auction was stopped after bidders offered as much as 1500 dollars following requests from potential buyers.
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New England
America
E. B. Conant of
Lowell
Beacon Street
Spiritual Progress Society Entertainment at Boston Hall
The Sons and Daughters of Spiritual Progress Society hosted a Monday evening event at Boston Veteran Firemen's Hall 1019 Washington Street. D. H. Hall served supper before an program directed by William C. Smith featuring piano solos by Florence Luhmann vocal solos by several performers and readings by Edith Burlingame, ending with a donkey party.
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Sons and Daughters of Spiritual Progress Society
Boston Veteran Firemen's Hall
Washington Street
D. H. Hall
William C. Smith
Florence Luhmann
Marchant
Callahan
H. C. Hall
Ernest
Edith Burlingame
Local druggists promote alleged remedy for kidney and rheumatic pain
Local pharmacists report hundreds used the so called vegetable prescription in the past two weeks. The simple mix of Fluid Extract Dandelion Comp Kargon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla is claimed to ease bladder urinary problems backache and rheumatism with a dose after meals and at bedtime lasting a week.
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Radway
Harvard Sermon Urges Broad Church In College
Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott urged in Appleton Chapel that colleges follow the Harvard method by respecting all religions and merging inherited preferences to form a church broad enough for Catholics Jews Quakers Protestants and Unitarians. He cited Phillips Brooks House and urged Harvard to include all denominations. Professor Peabody spoke on John Harvard and His Religion.
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Harvard
Lyman Abbott
John Harvard
Appleton Chapel
Harvard College
Massachusetts
Spain
School
New York
America
Phillips Brooks House
Dr. Abbott
Francis G. Peabody
E. C. Moore
Steffen Elected Captain Of Chicago Football Team
Walter Steffen quarterback for the University of Chicago was elected captain for the 1908 football eleven at a meeting held last night, the announcement said. The choice names Steffen as captain for the coming season.
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Chicago
Walter Steffen
University of Chicago
Ties Up Factory Ties Up Factory
Henry E. Warner as receiver for Arnold Print Works and co receivers Senator Winthrop Murray Crane and James J Storrow sought relief from Judge Lowell of the U S Circuit Court claiming the National Ban Commerce of New York tied up the affairs of the North Adams print works making they unable to operate as a going concern.
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National Ban Commerce of
New York
Arnold Print Wits
North Adams
Henry E. Warner
Winthrop Murray Crane
James J. Storrow
Lowell
United States Circuit Court
Bank claims lien on salable goods and receivables in print works case
The bank, creditor for 2,000,000 dollars, asserts a lien on most salable goods and on receivables valued between 3,000,000 and 4,000,000. Receivers challenge the bank’s claims and seek court ruling while asking permission to run the print works without personal liability, the plant currently shut during the holiday.
Wagon Tragedy Claims Life In South Boston Worker
Thomas L. Kelley of 256 West Sixth Street South Boston died after a wagon crushed him between a wagon and platform at the Rochester Brewing Company yesterday. Kelley a tinsmith by trade was employed by the New York New Haven Hartford railroad and leaves a widow and five children.
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Thomas L. Kelley
West Sixth Street
Boston
Rochester Brewing Company
Kelley
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Worcester Lawyer Fred W. Blackmer Dies After Illness
Worcester obituary notes the death of Fred W. Blackmer a leading Worcester county attorney at his Massachusetts Avenue home after a lingering illness. The notice records his standing in the legal community and his final hours in Worcester city.
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Worcester
Fred W. Blackmer
Worcester County
Massachusetts Avenue
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