Boston School Board Probe Follows Open Meeting Row
The Boston school committee votes 16 to 5 to appoint a three member committee to investigate statements by member George W. Anderson about President Dr. William J. Gallivan and past moves on music textbooks. The dispute centers on a $10,000 music book plan and a letter Anderson sent to Gallivan.
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Boston School Committee
William J. Gallivan
Gallivan
George W. Anderson
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Kenny
Wen
Board of Supervisors
Cushing
Baldwne
Baldwin
Abraham
Aldrich
Allen
Beveridge
Trett
Bulger
Burrill
Campbell
Coolidge
Keller
McDonough
Merritt
Nichols
Calderwood
Courtney
Davidson
Ffield
Messrs. Strange
McDonald
Messrs
Berridge
Fenway
Roxbury
Eastman to be Arraigned Today Over Grogan Death
Harvard instructor Charles R. Eastman faces arraignment before the Superior Court in East Cambridge at 9 o clock for the July 4 death of Richard Grogan. The case hinges on whether the death was murder or accident, with testimony on revolver type, cartridge firing, and a crucial bullet as key evidence. Nearly forty witnesses, including nurse Mary Milner, are expected as Eastman’s defense argues for accident while prosecutors seek first degree murder.
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Charles R. Eastman
Harvard
East Cambridge
Richard Grogan
Grogan
Commonwealth
Eastman
H Eastman
Hastman
Pastman
Grotan
Smith & Wesson
Mary Milner
Samuel J. Elder
Charles W. Bartlett
Tragedy at the Docks A Sailor Kills Wife Then Ends His Life
Thomas Doyle, a fishing smack mate, stabbed his wife Bessie twice with a fish knife during a domestic dispute and then drove the weapon into his heart. Both were taken to North End Dispensary. Doyle died, Bessie survived with non life threatening injuries. Doyle had told tales of sea daring and their strained marriage followed rumors of a stranger’s visits to their home.
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Thomas Doyle
Bessie
Bessie Hardy
Doyle
North End Dispensary
Mrs. Doyle
Bessie Doyle
American Woman Found Dead At Paris Exposition
Mrs Margaret Foulks an American about 60 was found dead at the Champ de Mars railway station near the exposition. She sat on a bench appeared asleep and was later identified by name. Wealth apparent with valuable jewelry. body sent to the morgue.
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Paris
Margaret Foulks
Champ de Mars
England Pleased by Germany Alliance in China Policy
London dispatch notes widespread public support for the Germany China alliance. Government officials deny Russia reference while voters see it as a check on Russia and a potential friction to Europe’s peace. France and Russia react irritably, and Salisbury receives praise from followers.
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London
Germany
Lord Salisbury
Russia
France
China
Europe
Mrs Quincy in the Balcony at Lynn Sit
Mrs Josiah Quincy wife of Boston's ex mayor attends political events from a gallery seat in Lynn as her husband campaigns. A McKinley supporter who also applauds Bryan, she quietly observes rival siblings Franz Hugo Krebs and the Democratic standard bearer during hard fought races.
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Josiah Quincy
Boston
Franz Hugo Krebs
Holden Bonsal Engagement in Baltimore Society Circle
Miss Mabel Leigh Bonsal daughter of the late Stephen Bonsal of Baltimore and sister of the journalist Stephen Bonsal will wed Mr Joshua Bennett Holden Jr son of the Hon Joshua B Holden ex Senator of Massachusetts in Baltimore. Holden a brokerage trainee at George H Burrs office at 40 Water Street Harvard graduate and athlete with varsity football baseball and crew ties.
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Mabel Leigh Bonsal
Stephen Bonsal
Baltimore
Joshua Bennett Holden, Jr
Joshua B. Holden
Massachusetts
Miss Bonsal
R. S. Jenkins
Monument City
Holden
George H. Burr
No. 40
Waterstreet
Station Agent Jones Dies In Concord
James H. Jones, longtime Boston and Maine station agent at Concord, N H, died tonight. He had spent exactly fifty years in railroading, making him a well known figure in the state’s railroad service.
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Concord
N. H
James H. Jones
Boston & Maine Road
Feltz Beats Lewis In Eight Round Boxing Bout
Tommy Feltz of Brooklyn defeated Tony Lewis of Hartford in the eighth round after the referee stopped the fight to prevent a knockout. The match had been scheduled for 15 rounds in Wilmington, Delaware, on October 23.
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Wilmington
Del
Tommy Feltz
Brooklyn
Tony Lewis
Hartford
General Collins Returns From Illness After New York Trip
General Patrick A. Collins came back yesterday from New York where he fell ill while speaking at Cooper Union Monday night. Friends were anxious and many inquiries were made. It is expected he will resume duties at his office today.
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Patrick A. Collins
New York
Cooper Union
Revolting Paterson death case shocks New York
Paterson NJ and New York headlines report a brutal crime in which Miss Jennie Bos schester was drugged and assaulted before being killed at a lonely Bergen County site. Five men are in custody including a cabman who drove the victim and assailants. A confession ties the four principals to the assault and murder.
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New York
Jennie Bosschester
Paterson
N. J
Townsend
Wal
Ter C. McAlister
James McAlister & Co
George Kerr
J. P. Dunleavy Paint Company
Andrew Campbell
Handstreet
William A. Death
Judge Kerr
Hinchcliff
John Johnson
Bergen County
Mitchell predicts end of strike as miners prepare to return
President Mitchell spoke to about 6000 in Pottsville, saying most operators will post notices guaranteeing a 10 percent increase soon. He urged workers to stand together and return to work by Monday, confident they will have won what they struck for. He dismissed reports of regional discord and urged loyalty to the union after the contest ends.
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Pottsville
Penn
Mitchell
Schuylkill
Two Women Claim the Property He Left
Two women in Cambridge lay claim to the estate of Charles Place a box factory foreman who died Sunday. Mrs Place No 2 widow Etta Stinehart, and Mrs Place No 1 dispute which is legal widow. The estate is valued around $100000.
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Charles Place
Cambridge
Place
Wesley Park
Somerville
Broadway
Place No. 1
G. H. Dickerman
Green Street
Etta M. Stinehart
Place No
Universalist Church
Milk Trust debate at English High School in Boston
English High School Debating Society judged by Mark Sylvester debated whether the Milk Trust should exist in Boston. Speakers argued that rising prices harm the poor yet fund big profits. farmers and dealers are affected, while some praised service improvements and efficiency under large firms.
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Milk Trust
Boston
Mark Sylvester
Harry Briggs
W. C C. Rogers
Suits Highlight Quiet Style and Tailoring Quality
Sharp contrasts in clothing mark this season with neat effects subdued colorings and quiet patterns among the most particular men. These qualities along with superior tailoring set apart the $20 suits offered.
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Inter
Raglans
Standard Clothing CO
Washington Street
the Ginter Grocery
Corner Elm & Union Sts
Cor. Tremont & Ellot Sts
Summer St
Opp
Olden Rose
Mrs.foulks
England
Salisbury
Mrs. Quincy
Holden-Bonsal
Jones
Feltz
Lewis
Collins
Cilcakis
C & CC
Gilchris & CO
Melton
Gilchrist & CO
Winter Street
Bosschester
English High School Boys
the Milk Trust
Richard T. Evans
Combine
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Arthur H. McKenney
Isaac Gerber
Galveston
Frederic Wingersky
Trust
Wallin Hood
George T. Arey
E. H. S. Debating Society
Boston Milk Trust
A. H. McCkenney
G. T. Arey
W. €. Rogers
F. Wingersky
Sec
Treas
Elmer Chickering
Isaac Gerber, Eugene G. Wallingford
Boyle Bros. Green
Wash. St.—South End
Keel Magic Designers
Washington and Brattle Streets
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