Fire and theft alarm blaze at 36 Beach Street
A 6:48 PM alarm to 36 Beach Street reported a brisk fire in the Nelson Bros. machine shop on the second floor. Firemen confined the blaze to stairs and upper floors, with $2500 total loss and several tenants suffering smoke and water damage. a suspected shop theft led to an arrest as coats were found with a Kellogg & Co. employee.
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Beach Street
Nelson Bros
C. G. Kellogg
CG. G. Kelloge & Co
Carleton Estate
Boston Real Estate Company
Madame Martier
Boston Hat Block Company
Hanson & Jacobson
Brass Founders
C. J. Kellogg & Co
W. F. Murray
A. Smith
Protective Department
Kellogg & Co
Boston Clothing Corner Promises Honest Value and Quality
The ad denounces fake discounts and low quality in rival stores, touts first class ready made clothing, good sewing and trim, and invites customers to compare. It claims savings over time, stresses lower prices on furnishings, and invites evening visits to the busiest clothing corner in Boston, where honest business is practiced.
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Boston
Prisoner Gives Name Ralph James At Bowdoin Street
The prisoner, 45, identified himself as Ralph James and claimed Bowdoin Street residence. He states he is a painter employed on Beach Street. Eighteen coats are valued at 13 dollars.
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Ralph James
Bowdoin Street
Beach Street
Merchants Dine on Southern Eloquence in Boston
The Merchants' Club of Boston held its first dinner after summer at the Algonquin Club. General Charles H. Taylor presided, with George von L. Meyer, Benjamin F. Guild, and William B. Russell as vice presidents. Speakers included J Tem ple Graves of Atlanta and Professor N S Shaler of Harvard, discussing The South and national unity amid postwar prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Club of Boston
Algonquin Club
Charlies H. Taylor
George von L. Meyer
Benjamin F. Guild
William B. Russell
Arthur F. Estabrook
John Mason Little
South
J. Temple Graves
Atlanta
N. 8. Shaler
Harvard University
W. H. Johnston
Cambridge
Waldo Chase
Taylor
Professor Shaler
Chase
Johnston
Guild
General Taylor
Graves
Eel
New England
Daniel Webster
John C. Calhoun
Wendell Phillips
Robert Toombs
Charleston
Boston
Union
Gambelsome
Massachusetts
Dixie
Thomas Jefferson
Georgia
Rome
Boston Harbor
Richard Olney
England
Gibraltar
Shaler
Kentucky
Chester Guile
Bienen Sppz
L-P. Mendel
Boston Police Parade Earns Enthusiastic Civic Praise
A Boston police parade drew two hours of cheering as citizens acclaimed officers from General Martin to Captain Irish. Governor Greenhalge Mayor Curtis and fellow officials praised the force for fitness discipline and public service while spectators showered applause along the route.
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Boston
Guardians of the Peace
Hub
Martin
Police Commission
Greenhalge
Curtis
Burrill
Watts
Pierce
Captain Cain
Station 1
Captain Irish
Lieutenant Curran
Wyman
Tom Evans
Corbett Sought on Breach of Peace Conspiracy Charge
Hot Springs Ark Oct 17 Prosecuting Attorney League issued a warrant for Corbett's arrest on conspiring to breach the peace by an agreement to do bodily harm to Fitzsimmons. Sheriff served the papers at Spring Lake but Corbett will post a $10,000 bond to await court, or face jail if refused.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Atttorney League
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Houpt
Spring Lake
Justice of the Peace Kirk
Bond
Kirk
Garland County
Leatherman
General Assembly
Friends of
New Five Hour Flyer to Replace Old Schedule
On and after Monday October M1 through October 14 15 a New England railroad and Airline service will be discontinued. A new five hour train will run from Park Square station Boston at 1 pm on weekdays via Dedham and the old line, with east bound service from Grand Central at 1 pm to Park Square Boston arriving at 6 pm. No extra fare for accommodations. parlor car seats 2 dollars. An 8 pm Boston to Putnam Willimantic Hartford Waterbury and Connecticut points train remains, no through coaches to New York. Fitchburg excursion to North Adams tomorrow only 2 dollars round trip. limited seats. Deerfield Valley coloring noted as Fitchburg railroad promotes the trip.
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Dee
New England Railroad
Park Square Station
Boston
Dedham
New England
Grand Central Station
Grand Central Station 1 P. m., Due Park Square
Foot Summer Street
Putnam
Willimantic
Hartford
Waterbury
Connecticut
New York
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Mass. Clothing Co
Corner Hanover and
Portland Ste
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Wash
Eliot
Dover
Washington
Hibbard
Mason CO
Witen
Colon
G. F. B. Fier
British Guiana
Union Hat CO
Hanover St., Cor
Demosthenes
Cicero
Browning,King & Co
Hetrified School
Ant
Browning, King & Co
Well Combini
Bpatecmne
Washington St
Cor. Beach
Ferno
The
Post
L. Currie
Prospect Street
Somerville
ULV Isi
Son of
Gen. Taylor
Gaskin
Hldridge
Turkey
Vermont
C. A Robinson & CO
Ington St
Will
Corbet
Fitchburg Railroad
North Adams
Deerfield
Fitchburg
Larrabee’s
Messrs. Chas. A. Roberts & Co
Lynn
Temple PL
West St
Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street
Niagara Falls
Gorge
Nion Hat CO
King’s Bohemian Beer
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