Chelsea relief fund hearing ends in sharp clash
The Chelsea relief committee faced a stormy hearing as critics pressed to allocate $14,000 to Frost Hospital and $6,000 to the Day Nursery while reserving $3,000. Presiding Officer Bernard J. Rothwell abruptly ended the session after Tomas F. Punch questioned satisfaction with the committee's work.
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Chelsea Relief Committee
Bernard J. Rothwell
Chamber of Commerce
Chelsea Relief Fund
Frost Hospital
Chelsea
Poe
Tomas F. Punch
Catholic Citizen of
Rothwell
Chelsea Leaders Clash Over Fire Relief Funds Allocation
Former Mayor Beck opposed disbursing the remaining 23000 and favored sharing aid among all charities, not just Frost Hospital and the Day Nursery. Ex Mayor Willard urged broader outreach to needy cases, while Rev Nazarian warned against cross questioning and urged care for the Frost Hospital and other charities.
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Beck
Chelsea
Frost Hospital
Edward E. Willard
Willard
A. H. Nazarian
Mt. Bellingham
William H. Farnum
A. T. Hunnewell
The
Perry Bush
Father Quinlan
Meedy
St. Paul de Vincent Society
William E. McClintock
Turpentine King's Wife Denies Paris Elopement With Prince
Mrs. John Wright Hunt arrives in New York and rejects rumors she eloped with Prince Alexander Tcherdiacieff in Paris. She denies knowledge of the Russian nobleman as divorce papers loom from her husband in France. The Hunt couple plan to remain in the city a few days while counsel handles the case.
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New York
John Wright Hunt
Los Angeles
Alexander Tcherdiacieff
Paris
Hunt
Bishop Brady Taken Ill and Hospitalized in South Boston
Auxiliary Bishop John J. Brady of the Boston Archdiocese, 19 years in service, is confined at Carney Hospital South Boston with a serious paralysis like condition. He was moved there two weeks ago after months of illness and follow up care by Doctors Henry A. Christian and Thomas F. Leen. Previously he had improved after treatment in Atlantic City and returned to SS Peter and Paul Church rectory.
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John J. Brady
Archdiocese of Boston
Carney Hospital
Old Harbor Street
South Boston
Henry A. Christian
Thomas F. Leen
Atlantic City
Ss.peter and Paul’s Church
South
Boston
15000 Girls Back at Work After Strike Victory
The girl shirt waist workers ended their strike as 116 manufacturers capitulated and 15,000 workers returned on their terms. Ten more shops employing 2200 girls are expected to yield soon, with all firms signing year long agreements for higher wages shorter hours and improved conditions.
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New York
Health of Animals Best Because of Good Digestion
Interview with L. T. Cooper promoting Cooper's New Discovery medicine. He claims the stomach regulates health and that animals show no debility due to exercise, while humans suffer from overworked stomachs. Case of S W Beckham of Aberdeen Mississippi details rapid relief and renewed appetite after using the remedy. Cooper's New Discovery is sold by all druggists.
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L. T. Cooper
Cooper
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