Boston Hosts British Ambassador Bryce in Charity Society Night
The Canadian Club and Scots Charitable Society welcome British ambassador James Bryce in a Boston gathering. Leaders like Mayor Hibbard and Attorney-General Malone hail Canada and the British Empire, while Lt Gov Draper and George H. Lyman note shared ideals of freedom and law.
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Asa R. Minard
Canada
James Bryce
Washington
Ambassador Bryce
United States
Europe
Turkey
Balkans
Boston
Draper
Bryce
George H. Lyman
Presi
American Commonwealth
Court of St. James
Alexander McGregor
Scots’ Charitable Society
Scots’ Charitable Society of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Old
Edward Viiii
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Aberdeen
Cambridge
London
Oxford
Hibbard
Herbert Parker
Greater
Dana Malone
Sumichrast
Massachusetts
George A. Hibbard
William Wyndham
H. M
Beresford Hope
Frederick C. de Sumichrast
Victorian Club
Fred S. McLeod
Intercolonial Club
John F. Masters
British Charitable Society
Scots Charitable Society
William McNamara
Robert Urquhart
Boston Caledonian Club
John L. Campbell
Canadian Club
Surviving Sirocco Crew Rescued After Four Day Drift
Six sailors from the three masted schooner Sirocco reach port aboard the steamer Horatius after four days adrift on a raft made from wreckage. Captain Munro describes a single biscuit feeding the group as they endured three nights at sea. The crew, once believed missing, were later found aboard the Tiverton in Newport News having sailed from Galveston.
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Sirocco
Horatius
Munro
St. Mary’s House
Marginal Street
Brunswick
Matinol Reef
Bahamas
Captain Munro
Post
Jonathan Taylor
John
William Albury
John Saunders
James Ingraham
Jupiter
Fla
Watterson
Cameron
South America
Boston
Joseph Laing
George Roberts
Newport News
Tiverton
Leisk
Galveston
Elopement Shocks Salem as Mack Daughter Marries
Katherine Mack daughter of Thomas Mack of Salem elopes with John Mitchell of Peabody. The couple wed in Providence and informed Mrs Mack by telegram. Her mother refused to forgive, collapsing on receipt of the news. the bride, a Salem High School graduate, works as a stenographer for her uncle in Lynn. the groom serves in Boston and with the Second Corps Cadets.
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Salem
Katherine Mack
Thomas Mack
John Mitchell
Peabody
Providence
Barr Street
Salem High School
Joseph Hannon
Lynn
Jack” Mitchell
Boston
Second Corps
Post
Cambridge Lad Loses Teeth in Football Injury
George F. Douglas of 154 Brookline Street Cambridge was kicked in the mouth during a football game yesterday afternoon. Several teeth were knocked out and he was taken to Cambridge Hospital for treatment.
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Cambridge
George F. Douglas
Brookline Street
Cambridge Hospital
New York
Arthur King
W. B. Beauty Book Offers Beauty Guidance Free Postcard
The W B Beauty Book promises practical tips for enhancing natural appeal and facial beauty with a wealth of advice. It urges women to request a free home copy by writing Weingarten Bros at 377 Broadway New York.
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Weingarten Bros
Broadway
New York
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Aldermen Postpone Lease Action After Lengthy Debate
After hours of wrangling the Board of Aldermen laid over for a week the city committee report on market leases. It proposed a 124 percent rent increase and 5000 dollars per year for the Ames Plow Company instead of 3300. Alderman Ellery Clark urged action against high office rents and suggested using space for street department offices. Mayor Hibbard forwarded a request from the Board of Health to muzzle all dogs for three months amid rabies. The matter was referred to public improvements and tabled.
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Board of Aldermen
City Council
Ames Plow Company
Baldwin
Ellery Clark
Tammany
Parker
Hibbard
Durgin
Board of Health
Committee On Public Improvements
Ritchie
Alderman Anderson Defeated Over Ten to Five Year Leases
Alderman Anderson proposed shortening lease terms from ten to five years, but the motion failed. Alderman Curley urged raising the Ames Plow Company rent from 3300 to 8000 dollars annually, yet the motion was defeated. Curley then criticized the committee on markets in a heated exchange.
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Anderson
Alderman Curley
Ames Plow Company
Committee On Markets
Warren resigns as dean of Boston University Theological School
Boston University announces the resignation of Dean William F. Warren former BU president and dean of the Theological School. Rumor links Rev Dr Frank J. McConnell as his successor candidate and notes DePauw University trustees may also seek McConnell for their presidency.
Brooklyn minister linked to Boston Theological School dean bid
The Rev Dr Frank J McConnell of New York Avenue Methodist Church Brooklyn declined to discuss the Boston Theological School dean call preferring information come from Boston It is learned from a trusted Brooklyn source that the deanship has been offered but acceptance seems unlikely
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New York
Boston Theological School
Frank J. McConnell
New York Avenue
Pilocarpine Based Baldness Treatment Attracts Notice
A costly drug from Pilocarpus Jaborandi leaves, pilocarpine, becomes Resocarpine a powder prescribed by scalp specialists for baldness dandruff and premature graying. The favored formula mixes 60 grains Resocarpine with Gly Doctrine 1/4 ounce Cantharides tincture and 5.5 ounces Bay Rum.
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Shiba
A.g.van Nostrand
Bunker Hill Breweries
Mass
Bryce Guest
British Societies of Boston
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Quebec
Jack Mitchell
Court Street
Gale & Kent
Paine Furniture Co
Canal St. Ina ‘Jaymarcet Square
Mahogany Colonial Bureau
Council
Dean Warren
B. A
William F. Warren
Boston University
Theological School
Ipswich
M. E
Brooklyn
de Pauw University
McConnell
Pittsfield
William Rockenstuyre
Albany
N. Y
Salvator Mazzeo
Antonio Pascoli
Frank Antermo
Adams
Taylor &Co
State St
Act
ST. Joseph, Mo
Caroline Sullivan
Lynn Darcy
Maurice Sullivan
Hay
Carlton Collar
Neal
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Makers
Troy, N
Runkenness
William R. Brown
Br. Brown
Tremont St
Dr. Brown
Bostom
Boylston St
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