Thanksgiving Dance Night for Colored Spanish War Veterans
Military ball at Berkeley Hall by the Salem Garrison R A and N U unit, with about 100 couples in full dress uniforms. Commander William S. Washington led the grand march as Palms and laurels framed the colors, guests including Supreme Commander George S. Jones and many Massachusetts commanderies attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Ryan
Minnie Murphy
Julia Cunningham
Nora Connors
Alice Murray
Nora Hickey
Anna Murphy
Kate Sullivan
Katie
Nora Juce
Jack Cunningham
John Kiley
Dennis
Dan
Patrick
John Lee
Mabel G. Walker
Raymond du Puy
C. Caswell
George S. Jones
John W. Hilcks
Presho
Massachusetts
C. E. Brown
Boers Number 10 Commandos in Key Regions Described
A Times despatch from Pretoria reports 70 recognized Boers commandos and bands in the field, each with 560 to 400 men, with 28 in the Transvaal 31 in the Orange River Colony and 13 in Cape Colony. Lord Kitchener commands 45,000 men and more forces will hasten the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times
Pretoria
Transvaal
Orange River Colony
Cape Colony
Lord Kitchener
Robber Suspects Target Brookline and Brighton Homes
Last night would be robbers tried to break into Brookline home of William H Lincoln president of the Boston Chamber of Commerce and Leyland Steamship Company on Beech road near Beacon street. Mrs Lincoln saw a man on the lawn and alerted Brookline police who found no one. Officers were told to watch areas but no arrests by midnight. Between 8 and 9 an attempt occurred at a Holliston road Brighton home in the Aberdeen district but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Brighton
William
H. Lincoln
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Leyland Steamship Company
Beech Road
Beacon Street
Holliston Road
Aberdeen
Elkes Sets Five Mile Home Trainer Record at Osic Hall
Harry D. Elkes broke the world home trainer record for five miles in an exhibition race with Tom Butler at Osic Hall, finishing in 6 minutes 4 seconds. Butler led until the final stretch, making the contest highly exciting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Elkes
Tom Butler
Osic Hall
Elkes
Butler
29 Are Dead in Penberthy Plant Explosion
Detroit news reports 29 dead after a boiler explosion at the Penberthy Injector Company plant. The ruins of the rear building were searched and two missing employees, believed at home, remain unaccounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Penberthy
Tirrell Defends Chinese Exclusion Stance in Interview
Natick Congressman Charles Q. Tirrell says he may reconsider if new evidence arises but supports re enactment of the Chinese exclusion act. He argues it limits cheap labor competition, assimilation concerns, moral and religious differences, and potential influx of an undesirable class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Q.tirrell
Natick
Death of David M'Laren Linked to Despondency
The death of David M'Laren occurred yesterday by his own hand, friends say, amid despondency and his wife’s refusal to share life with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mclaren
Kimball Granted Bail After Habeas Corpus Writ
John F. Kimball of Boston appeared in the Vermont Supreme Court and was admitted to bail at $4000, up $1000, after a writ of habeas corpus tied to his forfeiture of bail for immorality. The court set aside the prior order of forfeiture and waived exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier, Vt
John F. Kimball
Boston
Supreme Court
Witnesses Favor Lambert in Murder Trial
In Doter New Hampshire on November 27 the defense sought to introduce evidence that others besides Lambert had opportunity to kill the Allen family, highlighting testimony about nearby individuals during the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doter
N. H
Lambert
Local employers give turkeys to workers after holiday
A dozen turkeys were given to H. C. Hansen whom the text describes as a type founder at 190 and 392 Congress street. He presented each of his 20 married employees with a turkey yesterday. The eight employees of W. F. Ross also received a turkey yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keith
Keith
H. C. Hansen
Congress Street
W. F. Ross
Chelsea Firemen Dance Delights Crowded Lincoln Hall
Chelsea Firemen held a social dance at Lincoln Hall last evening with the Chelsea Firemen's Relief Association crowding the venue. Floor directors included Assistant Chief Reuben Williamson and Captain William Reed as they oversaw a long, lively program from 9 PM to 2 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Lincoln Hall
TH. A. Spencer
R. JT. Williamson
George M. Anthony
George A. Smith
James Harrig
C. Norris
George Litchfeld
T. D. Wardwell
John Case
J. O. Spencer
E. Wheeden
W. J. Sweetland
Brown
George Anthony
Spencer
Chelsea Fire Department
Reed
Sixth Annual Ball of Division 37 A O H Bunker Hill Guards
More than six hundred attendees gathered at Monument Hall Charlestown for the Sixth Annual Ball of Military Division 387 A O H. The hall featured national colors and Irish Battle paintings with a banner greeting guests. The grand march led by Edward Callaghan and Mrs. Callaghan opened the event. An intermission drill showcased the division under Callaghan. Invited guests included Colonels McCarthy Ryan Cronin and several Captains Flannigan Donovan and others with accompanying spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument Hall
Charlestown
A. O. HL
Division 37
Bunker Hill Guards
Edward Callaghan
Knights of Pythias Dance Second Annual Brighton Ball
The Knights of Pythias Brighton Lodge No. 111 held its second annual dance at Warren Hall with Gelbert's Orchestra providing music. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abbott led the grand march and Abbott served as floor director. A banquet and social followed during intermission to benefit the sick and poor fund. about 20 attendees included numerous couples such as Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. H. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Brighton Lodge No.111
Warren Hall
Gelbert
Joseph Abbott
Abbott
B. A. Kelly
K. Heather
B. Lawin
A. W. Wright
H. B. H. Wright
N. J. Ingalls
C. J. Hamilton
H.mcarthur
W. J. Pines
Lincoln Club
Webster Hall
Boston
Albert Titman
Susie King
Vinnie Betts
John Daly
John Foly
James Kelly
James O'Rourke
William Hartigan
Thomas Kelly
Edward T. Donovan
Banden Memorial Ball Opens In Union Hall
The Banden Memorial and Benevolent Association held its first annual ball in Union Park Hall last night. Miss Nellie Hickey led the grand march with Mr Arthur Hi O Leary, and Patrick A. Foley presided over arrangements as the event drew nearly all members and many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banden Memorial and Benevolent Association
Union
Chickering
Nellie Hickey
Ober
Patrick A. Foley
Foley
Bandon Memorial and Benevolent Association
Union Park Hall
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