Bryan Scents Victory At New England Progressive Dinner
William Jennings Bryan spoke at the New England Progressive Democratic League banquet in New Haven urging reform within the party and predicting future victory. The league elected officers and endorsed campaign finance publicity before elections, with about $906 to be transferred to the party campaign fund.
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New Haven
Conn
William Jennings Bryan
New England
Progressive Democratic League
League
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan Reconciles With Mrs Bennett After Fountain Dedication
In New Haven on the Green after the marble fountain dedication bearing the inscription Philo Sherman Bennett Gave This to the City, William Jennings Bryan spoke with Mrs Bennett for about ten minutes. He obtained her will showing $25,000 left to him and $25,000 to Mrs Bryan. gifts had previously been contested in court. Mrs Bennett had boycotted the grandstand due to past tensions with Bryan.
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New Haven
Conn
Philo Sherman Bennett
William Jennings Bryan
Mrs. Bryan
Kellogg to Lecture on Birds at MIT for Dispensary
Charles Dennison Kellog, noted bird expert and friend of naturalist John Burroughs, will present a colored views lecture at MIT Huntington Hall on Wednesday evening, December 4. Proceeds benefit the Roxbury Homeopathic Dispensary at 1224 Tremont Street, which seeks external aid to continue its work.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Huntington Hall
Rogers Building
Charles Dennison Kellog
John Burroughs
Roxbury Homeopathic Dispensary
Tremont Street
William G. Cousens
William C. Curtis
L. C. Bills
Isaac Fenno
Mary E. Mosher
M. D
Edwin S. Calderwood
Willis H. Weinz
James de Normandie
Sidney M. Hedges
S. H. Calderwood
John A. Thompson
R. G. Molineaux
Hunneman
Waltz
D. M
A. de Hinsner
J. Tucker Cutler
C.ikke”ive
William O. Cur- Manes
Einteed
Georgiana Merrill
William M. Seavey
A. Emery
A. L. Foster
Mrs. Annie Leonard Reunited With Daughter at Frost Hospital
The aged Mrs. Annie Leonard, recovering at Frost Hospital in Chelsea after a Tuesday night collapse, was visited by her daughter Alberta Leonard of 94 Oak Street Roxbury. The patient, who had been asking for her daughter all day, was identified through her statements and the reunion followed.
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Annie Leonard
Frost Hospital
Chelsea
Alberta Leonard
Oak Street
Roxbury
World News Nuggets From Global Capitals
A Paris embassy report states France delays for a month the Porto Rican coffee duty decree. In Odessa thirteen terrorists were hanged this week, reducing lawlessness. Louisiana Governor candidate General Leon Jastremski dies. Mexico’s leading musician Ricardo Castro dies of pneumonia. Norden crew in Copenhagen reported safe. American cruisers Washington and Tennessee sail from Punta Arenas to Callao. Mauretania firemen drown after falling from a pier in New York.
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Washington
Paris
State Department
Odessa
Baton Rouge
Leon Jastremski
Louisiana
Knights of Pythias
United States
City OF
Mexico
Ricardo Castro
Copenhagen
Norden
Punta Abrenas
Chili
Tennessee
Callao
Peru
Larceny Charge in Diamonds. Real Estate Broker Dies
Albert Dawson was held in $3000 for the grand jury on a larceny charge involving $200 worth of diamonds from an unknown person. He says he bought the stones in New York. Rev. Roy B. Guild, now secretary of the Illinois Congregational Home Missionary Society, was appointed New England field secretary of the Congregational Church Building Society. Andrew Jackson Growne, a well known Roxbury real estate broker, died at his home on Bainbridge Street aged 76.
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Albert Dawson
Dawson
New York
Roy B. Guild
Illinois Congregational Home Missionary Society
New England
Congregational Church Building Society
Andrew Jackson Growne
Bainbridge Street
Roxbury
Manager Duffy to Leave the Orpheum Tonight
Anthony J. Duffy will resign as manager of the Orpheum Theatre after a successful run since last March. He will take a higher paying position at a new western city theatre, a move that surprised many in Scranton where he previously managed two theatres with assistant Arthur Keller.
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Duffy
Orpheum
Orpheum Theatre
Anthony J. Duffy
Arthur Keller
Scranton
Penn
Take care with kidney health and simple herbal remedy
Backache and kidney complaints are common in this area and warnings against strong alcoholic medicines are given. A simple non alcoholic prescription using Compound Karyon Fluid Extract Dandelion and Syrup Sarsaparilla is recommended to restore kidney function and relieve rheumatic symptoms.
New England People Are Doing What New England People Are Doing
Rains and snows swell New Hampshire rivers to seasonally high levels. In Lebanon Wallace Clark 75 and Mrs Elizabeth Cutter wed in Catholic Church. both have multiple prior marriages. In Claremont Mrs Mary FE Dickson leaves over 50000 in trust to son Harry Carpenter of New York. In Ipswich Rev William Armstead Haggerty wed Miss Amy Marie Johnson. In Peabody Arthur Millen wed Miss Mary Carlin. In Newport submarine Tarantula accepted by Navy. one of four built by Electric Boat. In Newburyport two Indians seen with seal tails. payment refused. In Methuen E Luther Clark, lifelong resident, dies at 56 Woodland St. In Providence old barge Expounder destroyed by government dynamite.
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Manchester
N. H
New Hampshire
Lebanon
Wallace Clark
Elizabeth Cutter
Father Ling
Clark
Claremont
W. H
Mary FE. Dickson
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Boston
Harry G. Carpenter
New York City
Ifswich
Willian Armstead Haggerty
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Amy Marie
J. A. Johnson
Peabody
Arthur T. Millen
Mary Theresa Carlin
St. John's Church
James J. Carlin
S. J
Woodstock
Newport
B. I
Navy Department
Electric Boat Company
Miss Sargent Leaves New York Art School
Elisa A. Sargent president and manager of the New York School of Industrial Art disappeared without notice. A parlor door notice directed pupils to contact her attorneys for business matters and refunds for prepaid tuition, while an advisory committee named several church and civic figures. Pupils doubted refunds would be forthcoming and questioned the abrupt departure.
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New York
Elisa A. Sargent
New York School of Industrial Art
West Fifty-seventh Street
Nahum J. Bachelder
Hne
New Hampshire
Mgr. Mooney
James Lough
Anna G. Spencer
Franklin, N
Colonial Life Receiver Winds Up Company and Declares 100 Cent Payout
Acting on a Supreme Court order Judge Braley, Henry A. Wymen as receiver for the defunct Colonial Life Association, wound up the firm's affairs. A dividend of percent will be paid, making 100 cents on the dollar for all death and disability claims.
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Braley
Supreme Court
Henry A. Wymen
Colonial Life Association
Fire Department Makeover After Chief Keyes Retirement
Reports indicate at least three changes including a district chief promotion as the department reshuffles after Chief Patrick Keyes retires. Captain Robert Ritchie, long acting District 8 chief, will gain district chief and will oversee a downtown district. Al Porter may move to East Boston. a new district chief will take over the repair shop. Captain Maurice Hefferan of Engine 19 to become the supplier purchaser.
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Patrick Keyes
Robert Ritchié
Garrity
al’ Porter
East
Boston
Keyes
Godbold
Ritchie
Maurice Hefferan
Two Arrests Follow Crash In Waterbury Collision
Five people died in Waterbury when a special freight train collided with a trolley car at West Main street crossing. The trolley carried workers to Oakville shops. the train rammed the car, sending it over 100 feet along the tracks and injuring nearly all passengers.
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Waterbury, Conn
West Main Street
Oakville
Trolley Car Accident Leads to Arrests in Rain Crossing
Coroner Makepece probes a wreck where flagman John Plavin and conductor John Dillon were arrested after a trolley collision. Motorman Charles Leonard not held. Witnesses say a car followed a second safe crossing as gates failed to drop in rain. Names include Sarah Ryan Annie Cordoray Robert French and unidentified adults in the field report.
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Makepece
John Plavin
John Dillon
Charles Leonard
Favors at Borough Bank to be Probed by Grand Jury
New York November 29 A Brooklyn grand jury will start deliberations Monday to investigate alleged cash withdrawals on the bank’s final open day after solvency was known and to examine missing papers and book mutilation at the Borough Bank of Brooklyn Temporary receiver Henry A Powell said key records had been taken by the district attorney before receivers were appointed and later returned Assistant District Attorney Elder said the duplicate loan index was now in State Bank Examiner Hayes custody.
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New York
Borough Bank of
Brooklyn
Grand Jury
Henry A. Powell
Elder
State Bank
Hayes
Medical School on Tile Calendar Featured by Jones McDuffey
The 1908 Wedgwood tile calendar by Jones McDuffey Stratton presents Harvard Medical School Administration Building among five marble structures. The series, renowned for over twenty years, contrasts historic subjects with modern icons, replacing older scenes like Stadium with newer themes.
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Wedgwood
Jones, McDuffey & Stratton
Bunker Hill Monument
King’s Chapel
Him
Cambridge
Harvard Medical School
Woburn Woman Drives to Aid Husband After Auto Crash
Mrs. Frank A. Fitzgerald, wife of a Water Street livery keeper, hitched a team to rush to her husband hurt in an early morning car crash near Cummingsville. She summoned Dr Callahan and brought him home, noting her husband survived with bruises after the vehicle struck a tree on a steep hill.
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Woburn
Frank A. Fitzgerald
Water Street
West End
Cummingsville
Joseph
Callahan
Cummings’ Corner
Scots to Hold 250th Dinner in Boston
Arrangements near completion for the Scots Charitable Society of Boston banquet at the Somerset next Monday December 2 to celebrate the 250th anniversary. The hall will feature massed flowers and sculptor Hugh Cairns decorations with electrical figures praised as unmatched in the continent. Tenor James Herber Hall and the Glasgow Choral Union join On Pheus Male Quartet, bag pipers, and a large orchestra for the event with representatives from six New England states and a clan from each of the 42 Scottish clans in Massachusetts. About five tickets remain and are available from Fergus Brown at 7 Arch Street, Boston.
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Somerset
Scots’ Charitable Society of
Boston
Hugh Cairns
New England
Massachusett
On Pheus
James Herber Hall
Glasgow Choral Union
Fegus Brown
Arch Street
John S Holt of Revere Dead
John S Holt formerly truant officer for five years in Revere died at his home 8 Beach street after grippe. Born in Lancashire England he lived in Ipswich before moving to Revere. He belonged to United American Workmen Paul Revere Lodge Eagles and Knights of Pythias. Survived by wife and sister Anna Lawton South Gardiner Maine. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM.
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Revere
John S. Holt
Beach Street
Mr. Holt
Lancashire
Eng
America
Ipswich
Holt
United American Workmen
Paul Revere Lodge Eagles
Knights of Pythias of
Anna Lawton
South Gardiner, Me
Man Falls Into Revolving Shaft At Cambridge Plant
Fred Koop a 34 year old engine oiler at 175 Congress Street Cambridge narrowly escaped death before being hurled into a rapidly revolving shaft. His body struck the floor and ceiling as it skidded around the shafting while coworkers watched in awe until the engine was shut down.
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Fred Koop
Cambridge
Congress Street
Koop
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