Baldwin Sparks City School Board Turmoil Over Circular
James C. Baldwin issued a circular restricting access to school premises without written authorization. The board amended the text to limit the restriction to non-authorized persons, clarifying that board members staff and visitors inspecting schools are exempt. Additional actions included interpreter appointments, gym programs for evening schools, and personnel changes in Hancock and Harvard districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Post
Baldwin
Mr. Burrill
Nts
Phillipas P. Apostolopoulos
Joseph de Marco
Carlo C. Grillo
Eliot
Louis H. Dutton
Hancock
Edward P. Shute
West End
Leon C. Coleman
Sanbornville
N. H
Harry Atwood
Henry E. Parker
Darius
Hadley
Harvard
Parker
Miss Adair Dominates Country Club Golf Exhibition
Miss Rhona Adair won the best gross prize at the Country Club event, tying for the best net prize in windy conditions on her second round. Miss Margaret Curtis closely followed with a 93, while Miss M. D. Wort of Philadelphia took the net prize. Notable players from Boston, New York, and Philadelphia competed, with English visitors praising American women golfers and citing Mrs. Charles T. Stout as among the finest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhona Adair
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Margaret Curtis
Miss Adair
M. D. Wort
Riverton
Fanny C. Osgood
Country
Leonard Fowle
F. C. Damon
Danvers
Porter
Oakley
H. B. G. Butte
Merion C. C
C. G
F. W. Batchelder
Weston
J. Borden
Fall River
BE. N. Lockwood
Lexington
Caleb Fox
Huntington Lakeva
Valley
Fitzgerald
Gurray
Georgiana Bishop
Brookawn GC
Crserseeseserrs
Morris Country
C. Shane
Brae Burn
Clark
B. Cobb
Lawrance D’orsay
Lord Cardington
Brookline
Pawtucket
Charles T. Stout
Margaret Scott
May Hezlett
Adair
Armenians Fear Assassination Plot In Boston Colony
Turkish spies shadow Sagouni as Armenian militants brace for attacks. Police hold documents suggesting a wide conspiracy to murder, with several killings linked to Armenian radicals in London Zurich and Boston. Sagouni vows to continue daily business despite danger. An assassin left clues including a Bell Clothing hat and a recent American pistol.
Murder at Doorstep Ends Armenian Leader Sagounii
Sagatel Sagounii, president of the Armenian revolutionary society, was murdered at the doorway in Sagouni London on October 27, marking a violent escalation in regional tensions. Police launched an investigation into suspects and possible political motives behind the fatal attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sagatel Sagounii
The
Armenian Revolutionary Society
Bell Clothing Company Faces Hat Sale Question
Lowell October 27 The Bell Clothing Company managers of a large Merrimac Street store 31 to 87 think they may have sold a derby hat like the one found after the Sagouni assassination in London. The firm operates also at 1192 Columbus Avenue Boston.
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Lowell Lowell
Bell Clothing Company
Merrimac Street
Sagouni
London
Columbus Avenue
Boston
Alderman Bell Attacks O'Hern At Cambridge Board Meeting
Alderman Bell attacked City Electrician Timothy O'Hern at the Cambridge Board of Aldermen meeting. Bell sought a written report on bills for street department and public buildings up to Sept 1, vetoes and amendments followed as the board split 6 to 5. Barr ett defended O'Hern as Coveney backed Bell. The Overseers of the Poor chair Charles resigned, leaving three members on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoughton Bell
Cambridge
City
Alderman Bell
Barrett
O'Hern
Boston Papers
Bell
O’hern
Alderman Barrett
City Electrician
Fa Coveney
Charles
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Board of Aldermen
Charles Bullock
Aldermen
Cloakmakers Strike At Washington Street Shop
About 30 operatives, Ave finishers and three fasteners walked out at the Joseph Rudy cloak and skirt shop on Washington Street. Union members say shop rules are harsh and any violation leads to dismissal. the union endorses the strike and a possible reorganization under more reasonable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rudy
Washington Street
South Boston unions organize under international charter
South Boston machinists plan to form South Boston Lodge 658 by a charter from the international union at Tent Hall on Monday night. The Jamaica Plain Glee Club will entertain Lodge 264 at initiation and a meeting Thursday night at Machinists Hall. Forty five applicants will be obligated as part of the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
International Union
Jamaica Plain Glee Club
Boston Machinists
Machinists’ Hall
Wells’ Memorial Building
Roofers’ International Union
A. F. of L
Wilfred Cushing
House of Representatives
Ward
Fred J. Kneeland
Board of Aldermen
William J. Fitzgerald
Common Council
Ames Duncan
A. S. of
William O’brien
New York
William T. Long
Vinal Haven
Granite Cutters’ National Union
Boston
National Union
Cap Makers’ Union 7
Hatters’ National
Hatters
Wells Memorial Building
City of Boston
Simon Abramson
Cap Makers’ Union
A. H. Prince
Fhe
King of Painters’ Union
James Mosey
Brewery Workers’ Union 29
Mrs Duff Declines Immediate Reply To School Board Claims
Mrs Duff said she would not respond tonight to alleged statements by Grafton D. Cushing, president of the School Board, made at a women's clubs meeting at Huntington Hall on Monday. She added there is ample time and may answer later.
Committee in Jamaica Plain Favors Subway Over Elevated
In Union Hall Jamaica Plain last evening property holders from Townsend Street to Forest Hills protested the proposed extension of the elevated road structure. Patrick Meehan presided and urged rapid transit by a subway instead. The executive committee reported in favor of a subway and planned to await the Elevated company representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hall
Jamaica Plain
Townsend Street
Forest Hills
Patrick Meehan
Walt Pon
Johnson Bests McVey in 20-Round Bout in Los Angeles
Jack Johnson won the decision over McVey after a 20 round championship effort in Los Angeles. The bout on October 27 featured Johnson asserting control in the late rounds and securing victory for his title prospects.
Fire apparatus collision in South Boston
Horses attached to Engine 15 and a hook and ladder wagon crashed at the corner of B and Fourth streets as they rushed to a box alarm. The engines halted against a telegraph pole, which snapped, but crews on both vehicles escaped unharmed. The fire on Silver Street Bridge near the NY NH Hartford tracks started by locomotive sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B and
Fourth Streets
Boston
Silver Street Bridge
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Fractured Leg After Stumble in Rear Lot
Alfred C. Mears injured his left leg in a fall while crossing a vacant rear lot behind 64 Hampden street about 9 p m yesterday He resides at 7 Fellows place Roxbury and was treated for the fracture
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden Street
Alfred C. Mears
Fellows Place
Roxbury
Why One Man Succeeds and Another Fails Perspire
A promotional letter extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a remedy for hemorrhoids. It narrates a severe case of ulcers and a fistula like tumor, claiming complete recovery after using five pyramids. The writer J. O. Littell of Arthur Indiana endorses the product and offers a free sample via Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
J. O. Littell
Arthur, Ind
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Medical Advice for Old and Young by Dr Hartman
Letters from readers show the value of Peruna as a tonic for catarrh and related ailments. Mrs Schafer of St Louis details her daughter's convulsions and distant health improvements, while another member praises Peruna for the mother and baby. Readers are invited to write for gratis guidance to Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hartman
Peruna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Letter from ill child praises Peruna remedy
Ila P. Foster a nine year old girl from Cliffs Tennessee writes she has suffered chills bilious fever pneumonia and typhoid pneumonia and credits Peruna with steady recovery and better hearing Her mother Mrs Olive C Foster confirms the medicine helped her husband and recommends it to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Ila P. Foster
Olive C. Foster
Window
Cliffs, Tenn
Western Union poles in Boston may face removal fight
City orders Western Union poles removed under ground wiring rules. Albany Lomasney pushed the measure amid questions over pole counts and costs. Officials caution on pole ownership and permits as Mayor Collins weighs action within ten days.
Western Union hires about 200 girl messengers in Albany area
The central office hired about 200 girls yesterday across Albany Beach street and nearby offices. Seventy five to eighty five were actively delivering messages while others staffed offices at Devonshire Street Bedford Street Atlantic Avenue and branch stations in Charlestown and Roxbury. Manager Nathan barred under 21 year olds without English certificates and dismissed a dozen girls lacking proper papers after State police review. Messenger boys to hold a charity ball in Roughan Hall Charlestown on November 5 and the union discussed the strike sympathy action by Alderman Martin Lomasney at a Wells Memorial meeting.
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Western Union
Board of Aldermen
Post
Alderman Lomasney
New England
Ames
The
Lomasney
Western Union Company
Boston
Patrick Fay
F Street
South Poston
Martin M. Lomasney
Messenger Service
Cleveland
Detroit
New York State
Nathan
Baltimore
Stiles
Dorchester Avenue
Roxbury
Brighton
Albany
Beach Street
Devonshire Street
Bedford Street
Atlantic Avenue
Charlestown
Wade
State Police
Roughan Hall
Martin Lomasney
Messenger Boys’ Union
Wells Memorial Building
Mayor McNamee to overhaul Cambridge fire department
Cambridge firemen anxious over a possible department overhaul after a hearing before Mayor McNamee. Fred A. Reed a Ladder 1 callman faced drunkenness charges urged by Captain Newman via Chief Casey. The mayor ordered Lieutenant Conroy Ladderman McCourt and Assistant Ladderman McDermott summoned for this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
McNamee
Fred A. Reed
Newman
Casey
Conroy
McCourt
McDermott
King Defended by His Wife in Public Fallout
Mrs. Le Noir King rallies to defend her husband against Dr. Grace Skelton who alleges misplaced confidence. She denounces the claims as persecution and notes obscene postal cards sent to both Mr. King and herself. Mr. King says he never promised marriage and rejected money settlements.
Lamp Explodes in Brighton Home Fire Response Prevents Loss
Firemen arrived promptly after a telephone report when a kerosene lamp exploded at George E. Rogers home 2 Mt. Vernon Street Brighton. The lamp on a table in the front room on the third floor started flames that spread to carpet and lace curtain, with damage estimated at 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Rogers
Mt. Vernon Street
Brighton
Engine 29
Ladder 11
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Ey Vax Nksaees
Meee Eis Scs
Essex County
Leeeceeeeed
Iaeeeed
True Revolutionary Party
Kulian
Venice
Switzerland
Beach
Hudson
Tyler
Nunhead
United States
Peter Kurrigian
Russia
Armenian Revolutionary Committee
Lowell
Mass
Edison
Boylston Street
Masonic Temple
Mrs. Duff
Lla.p
Collins
M’namee
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