Helping Hand Fair Opens For New England Home Plan
The New England Helping Hand Society in Horticultural Hall launches a week long fair to raise funds for buying a home for low earning working girls. A pink rose banquet tops the opening night with tables hosted by local groups and a slate of speakers and music nightly. Proceeds aim to fund the first house payment as the society, now debt free with 400 members, eyes expanding its work at 119 Charles Street.
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New England
Horticultural Hall
E. Trask Hill
Mary A. Livermore
I. J. Lansing
Martin D. Kneeland
Perin
Aiken
Albert Reeder
Rexford
Micah Dyer, Jr
Hershey
Mackey
May G. Sawyer
Ww. L. Provan
Eleanor Stuart
Starbirde Clough
Adelaide Miller Nye
Ursula Ober
Willie Field
Willie Crauth
Mabel L. Towle
Agnes F. Curtis
K. Peckham
Louise Cloutman
Aid
C. D. Ingersoll
E. B. Nelson
Aids
Flossie L’orgal
Mabel Nelson
Edith Nelson
A. N. Aboott
M. D
Walter Clapp
Mary G. Gorham
M. A. E. Draper
Mabel Taylor
Jessie Forthacher
Mary S. Howes
Carrie Mountford
Blanche E. Robinson
C. W. Wellington
C. J. Loud
Grace de Wolf
Dorcas Lyman
Elizabeth Walker
Florence Harvey
Minnie Maddern
Tilliam Farrar
Edmund F. Clark
Ina Redpath
N. E. Burnham
C. B. Stewart
A. Wilkinson
Anna E. Stoddart
A. Bigelow
Lucy Tuck
M. C. Caryaid
Edith Pendleton
A. W. Lancaster
Ellis
Alice R. Lancaster
Belle Noonan
McDonald
William B. Carter
New England Helping Hand Society
Charles Street
Graham Concerts Draw Large Audiences at Park and Grand
The Graham Orchestra and associated groups entertained crowds at the Park and Grand Opera House with Georgie Dean Spaulding Lama Wheelen W H Burke Ella Caldwell and others. An entire change of programme is promised for next Sunday night at the Boston Theatre starting Nov 4, with concerts continuing each Sunday.
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Georgie Dean Spaulding
Lama Wheelen
W. H. Burke
Ella Caldwell
John Kernell
Dora Wiley
Billy Carter
Mamie Conway
Frank Cushman
E. E. Nickerson
American Quartet
Ladies’ Symphony Mandolin and Guitar Club
Graham
The
Park and
Grand Opera House
Boston Theatre
Vote Getters Democratic Rallies Tonight
Voters in multiple towns gather for Democratic rallies featuring listed speakers including Lowell Josiah Quincy John F Fitzgerald Medford John W Corcoran George Fred Williams Charles A Conant South Weymouth Charles E Stratton Thomas J Gargan James H Slade Winchester George Fred Williams Joseph H O Neil Charles A Conan T Chicopee Thomas F Strange Louis Blumenthal Milton Lower Mills William S McNary James E Hayes Boardman Hall Peter H Corcoran Henry F Naphen.
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South Weymouth
Charles E. Stratton
Thomas J. Gargan
James H. Slade
Winchester
George Fred Wil
Milton Lower Mills
William S. M’nary
James E. Hayes
Bordman Hall
Peter H. Corcoran
Republican rallies shape final week of campaign in Massachusetts
The last week of the campaign promises lively events as Democratic leaders across the state claim a wakeup. Friday's Music Hall rally boosted hopes for Russell in Lynn and Boston districts. McNary in the tenth district pins hopes on a McNary-Atwood contest with A P A issues cited. Howard and Simpkins contest Cape district while Fifth district prospects run against Knox with Fifield seen as potential upset in Lowell.
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Music Hall
Russell
Boston
McNary
Harrison H. Atwood
Atwood
Flood
South Boston
Cape District
Robert Howard
John Simpkins
New Bedford
Cape
Simpkins
Howard
Fall River
George W. Fifield
Lowell
W.S. Knox
Lawrence
Stevens
Two Halls Will Do Challenge Letter in Boston
Michael J. Mhttrick invites Hon. William S. McNary to public debates in Mechanics Hall and Gray's Hall, with tickets required for Gray's if used. Mechanics Hall can seat about twenty thousand and will be open to the public. Moran to arrange details at Pemberton Square on Monday at 2 pm.
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William S. McNary
Mechanics’ Hall
Gray’s Hall
John B. Moran
Pemberton Square
Michael J. Mhttrick
Boston
Diphtheria anti toxin described and tested in Boston and New York
A detailed account explains how anti toxine is produced from horse serum to combat diphtheria. It covers extraction from diseased membranes, growth of microbes, toxin filtration, horse injections, and serum use in humans, noting limited current cases but potential efficacy and safety concerns.
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Koch
Academy of Medicine of France
Boston
New York
City Hospital
France
Germany
Paul Gibler
Pasteur Institute
Roux
Paris
Gibler
Cas
Rowe
Francis H. Willams
Burrow Demands Minimum $10 for Job Offer
The New York Press reports a message stating that Burrow refused a $5 job yesterday and insists on a minimum $10 fee, illustrating his price stance and business approach.
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Burrow
New York Press
American Wringer Co Opens Broadways Extension For Repairs
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension, city manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. All wringers and sweepers repaired. Mail orders and telephone service Tremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
Coakley to Address Ward 19 Meetings on Race for Senate
Timothy W. Coakley and aides plan two simultaneous Ward 19 meetings at 8 pm. One gathering will be in People's Hall and the other outdoors at Shawmut avenue and Williams street to discuss campaign issues and the eighth Suffolk senatorial district.
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Timothy W. Coakley
Suffolk
People’s Hall
Shawmut Avenue
Williams Street
Dingley Family Sells Eagle Newspaper in Grand Rapids
C G Swensberg and BE Conger bought the Daily and Weekly Eagle from Nelson Dingley Jr and E N Dingley. The Eagle, oldest paper in the city and longest running Republican paper in western Michigan, will continue as an afternoon publication.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
C. G. Swensberg
BE. D. Conger
Free Medical Services For All Diseases By Dr Dewey
Examinations and medical attendance are free for rich or poor during hard times. Dr Dewey the specialist offers ongoing free service with offices at Hotel Pelham 74 Boylston street. Hours are 9 to 1 and 2 to 6 and 6 to 8 p m daily, Sunday 10 to 4 p m, closed Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
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Dewey
Hotel Pelham
Boylston Street
British Incubus Lecture Draws Dense Boston Audience
Hon. T. D. Sullivan ex mayor of Dublin spoke at the Boston Theatre on Fourteen Years of British Parliament. About 150 citizens joined him on stage while a Rory of the Hill musical program opened the event, introduced by Rev. Father Cummins for Roslindale church funds.
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T. D. Sullivan
Mees
Dublin
Boston Theatre
Father Cummins
Roslindale
Roach
Rory
Hill” Company
Grand Opera House
Sullivan Praises Irish Patriotism In Imperial Lecture
The Hon. T. D. Sullivan received hearty applause as he spoke on Ireland in Parliament. He mocked the House of Lords as a gilded abattoir and urged reform or abolition, recounting Gladstone and Home Rule debates and predicting Ireland will soon have its own parliament.
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Sullivan
Ireland
House of Lords
House of Commons
Germany
Monte Carlo
Paris
William E. Gladstone
Gladstone
Balfour
Chamberlain
England
Building Trades Council Sets Political Action and Funds Debate
A five member committee will canvass city labor groups to oppose the license question in the upcoming municipal election. The council criticizes Franklin fund use and prefers a trade school like the Cooper Institute. New delegates join the Carpenters and Wood Workers unions. A pre Jan 1 ball is planned with cross union committee. A mass Barbers Union meeting at 724 Washington Street heard Remly Sidelinger.
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Building Trades Council
Washington Street
Franklin
Cooper Institute
New York
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners
Wood Workers’ Union
Barbers’ Union
Remly Sidelinger
Garment Workers Elect Delegates to International Convention
At a meeting of garment workers held at 116 Eliot Street yesterday afternoon, A. J. Felz and P. Goldman were elected delegates to attend the international convention in New York Navy.
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Garment Workers
Eliot Street
A. J. Felz
P. Goldman
New York Navy
Wiggin of Walpole Found Injured Near Tracks
Morton Wiggin of Walpole, 40, was found early yesterday on Norfolk avenue near the New York and New England railroad tracks. His back was badly swollen and he suffered great pain before being taken to a hospital.
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Wiggin
Walpole
Morton Wiggin
Norfolk Avenue
New York & New England Railroad
Widow Sought in Girouard Murder Case
Coroner Merrill of Marshall Michigan informs Boston police that Eli Girouard was killed on October 19 in Boston. Memoranda indicate his home is at St. Antoine Verdne county Quebec and that he has a wife in Boston. Police will investigate.
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Girouard
Merrill
Marshall, Mich
Boston Police
Eli Girouard
St. Antoine
Verdne County
P. Q
Boston
Remains of Maine Man Found in Reservoir
Percival R. Oliver who disappeared May 23 was found today in a reservoir once used by the shell mill at Damariscotta Maine. Coroner Patterson of Wiscasset deemed an inquiry unnecessary and ruled the death as self inflicted.
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Maine
Damariscotta
Percival R. Oliver
Patterson
Wiscasset
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DR. Millard
Treemont ST
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al AC
Josiah Quincy
John F
Medford
John W. Corcoran
George Fred Williams
Charles
A. Conant
A. Conan T. Chicopee
Thomas F. Strange, Louis Blumenthal
Henry F
Naphen
Arlington
Greenhalge
Knowlton
Alfred
ROE
Harwich
Senator Hoar
Lon Chance
Lynn
Malden
E. B. Hayes
Albert Clark
Curtis Guild, JR
R. C. Surbridge
Melrose
Willard Howland
George R. Jones
Peabody
Senator Lodge
William S. Knox
Swampscott
Joseph H. Walker
Albert H. Washburn
Taunton
Samuel W. McCall
George A. Marden
McEttrick
Gray's
Mechanics
Kittie
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Crescent Avenue
Roxbury
Harrison Avenue
Nve
Eee Fren Mners
Holland
Cocheco Company
Miau
F. Nulty
M. H. Wolf
Washington St
Main Springs
Flowers of America
Wild Flowers OF
America
Sullivan Nunes
Irving
Sherman
Grant
P. O
the Post
Post
Dickens
Cooper
Temple Place
Coakley
Dingley
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
American House
the Foundation
Tlood
Ures
Eve
Hood
Newton Highlands
Echo Bridge Grove
Reservoir
Newton Upper Falls
Edgar W. Foster
306 Exchange Building
Dorchester
Milton
Hyde Park
Mt. Olive
Austin Triangle
Blue Hill Terrace
Forest Park
Holmfield
Oakwood
Blue Hill Terrace Company
No. 8
Water Street
Mass
Oakwood Park
River Street
J. B. L. Bartlett
Water St
Egleston Square
M. Smith
Bowdoin St
Murray Smith
Newton
Highlands
Richards
Nia Highlands
Garment Workers’ Delegates
Scott
Scott & Bowne
N.Y
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