Year of Progress at New England Hospital Annual Meeting
New England Hospital held its annual meeting in Cop y Hall with Dean Hodges stressing education to counter ignorance as a microbe of disease. Dr Stella W Taylor was named resident physician and superintendent, while nurse staff were praised. Financials showed expenses of 40 282.49 and receipts 52 563.28, deficit 7 720.21, with charitable care remaining high and donations at a thirteen year low.
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Dean Hodges
Sterday
Copy Hall
New England Hospital
Stella W. Taylor
Goddard
Stella M. Taylor
J. Beers
Grace N. Robinson
Al‘os McNaul
Drusilla Hodgkins
Muriel P. Dora Nelson
Nellie O’ Neil
Adelaide F. Moran
Emma
Dimock Street
Roxury
Copley
Allston
Ednar D. Cheney
Julia Ward Howe
Maurice H. Richardson
George A. Goddard
Emily F. Pope
Josephine Hill
Matrice H. Richardson
Boston
Richardson
New England
Ella B H. Farnham
New England Hospital meeting lauds nursing progress
The annual New England Hospital meeting on Dimock Street Roxbury celebrated nursing, education, and hospital growth. Speakers praised female medical work, cited a move to larger venues, and highlighted the hospital’s expansion to sixty beds serving 14,000 town dispensary patients annually at a $40,000 cost.
Towboat Sanford reports collision with schooner near Cape Cod
Captain Lewis, commander of the towboat OC. B. Sanford, recounts leaving Boston with barges Chenango Cohocton and Chemung for Hoboken when a schooner collided with the Chemung. Sanford returned to assist, noting the Chemung severely damaged with a large hole and lost mizzenmast. the Chenango suffered no obvious damage. Temporary repairs planned at Noank Conn to reach Stonroe's yard for full shipwright work.
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OC. B. Sanford
Cohocton
Chemung
Chenango
Hoboken
Samuel Dillaway
Benjamin Lewis
Tig Sanford
Boston
Noank
Conn
Stunroe
East Bowion
Hobarges Chenango
Cohocten
Nea Shitkentany
Bostonians Off For Liverpool Passengers Sail Today
A group of Boston travelers sails today aboard the White Star liner Trutonic bound for Liverpool. The departure reflects a busy transatlantic season with several notable locals among the aboard.
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Boston
White Star Trutonic
Boston Royal Wedding of Katherine Kimball to John Rhoades Jr
A Boston noon ceremony at Arlington Street Church joined Katherine Preston Kimball to Mrs. John Harsen Rhoades Jr of New York. Attended by her father David P. Kimball, two nieces Rosamond and Eleanor Little, and bridesmaid Miss Whitman. Guests included Barr, C. C. Walker and David Kimball with sisters and New York debutantes in pink satin and chiffon gowns.
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Emily Blackwell
Emily F. Pope
Zana Ward Howe
Mrs. Howe
R. W. Wood
M. BH. Zakrczewski
Alfred Jones
Thomas B. Mack
H. F. Kimball
George A. Goddard
A. M. Curtis
Emma B. Butler
Amy
Allston Hall
William B. Kehew
Sally Fairchild
Lindsley Loring
Kate Peabody
Minnie Ladd
Alice Ing
Gertrude Story
Louis Prang
David B. Flint
Baker Pint
Oliver Crane
Leslie W. Mead
Cyrus Beebe
Abby Morton Diaz
Mary Barnard
Thacher Loring
Edward W. Nash
A. Prescott Baker
Thomas Cushing
Mary Hobert
Sarah B. Palmer
Jerick May
Caroline Hall Washburn
Katherine Preston Kimball
Arlington Street
John Harsen Rhoades, Jr
New York
Boston
Mariery Whitman
Brooklin
Miss Whitman
Misseses and Locke
Hemenway
Sargent
John Duckson
H. M. Alexander, Jr
David P. Kimball
L. C. Kimball
Kimball
David Little
Salem
Preston
Misa Preston
Horton
Walter Horton
J. W. Alexander
John Alexander
Walter Reynolds
Oo Iwan
Edwrt
R. Arthur Whee
Herbert Windeler
Wyman
Mr. Rhoades
Rh Wil
Elaborate pink and white wedding draws immense crowd
Hundreds filled the church and balconies as the bride, renowned for charity, wed at a lush tropical setting. Decor featured pink and white flowers, smilax from Florida, palms, and autumn sprays while guests wore white and purple accents. The ceremony was led by Rev. John Duckson with ushers and a large breakfast reception followed amid floral displays and a portrait of the bride.
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Florida
B. J. Lang
Messrs
8. B. Ives
F. B. Winthrop
W. N. Duane
Bard Lincoln
George Blagdon, Jr
New York
Robert Saltonstall
Lawrence
Men’s Fleeced Underwear Sale Heads to a Few Hundred Customers
Advertises heavy quality fleeced underwear in all sizes for men. Mentions shirts and drawers fully taped and priced at 49 cents. Indicates a short, limited run with heavy demand and a sale on sturdy twill cotton sheeting material. Local outlet emphasizes quick sellout.
Poet Queen of Roumania lecture at Lesell Seminary
Thursday evening October 11 at 7 30 o clock Mies Amps Culver presents a lecture at Lesell Seminary titled Carmen Sylva the Wet Guiehee teusidats in a distinguished literary event drawing interest from local readers.
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Roumania
Mies
Culver
Lesell Seminary
Carmen Sylva
Tariff debate fuels Worcester rally for Russell
Ex Governor Russell and Judge Corcoran headline a Worcester rally with Edward J. Flynn urging voters to back the Democratic slate and oppose the A P A. Russell contrasts Democratic local self government with Republican weakness on tariff reform, urging unity and defense of home rule.
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Worcester
Russell
John W. Corcoran
Edward J. Flynn
James H. Mellen
Flynn
Republican Party
Hoar
Morse
Commonwealth
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Shle-Gornment
iIt
Boston
Tosk
Democratic Fall River
Woburn
Holyoke
Fall River
Molydke
Woburn Ae
Holyske
Greenharge
Reed Down
Boston Daily Advertiser
Williams
Invitation to Debate on Woman Suffrage in Boston
Public invitation from the Suffrage Referendum State Committee to the Man Suffrage Association for a mutual, fully contested discussion in Boston on whether municipal suffrage should be granted to women. The letter outlines six points supporting women’s voting rights, proposes equal speaking time and shared costs, and names committee and speakers.
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State Committee
Suffrage Asso
Boston
The
Man Suffrage Association
Thomas Jefferson
MBB
Ole Buli
Julia Ward Howp
Mary A. Livermore
William de George A
Ernst
J. Garrison
Harvard Street Church seeks convention vote on relocation
Harvard Street Baptist Church seeks funds and plans to present its case to the Baptist State convention at Fitchburg. It proposes selling its Harvard street land worth 80 000 to 100 000 to buy a cheaper site perhaps in Jamaica Plain or Back Bay near the Christian Scientist Church. If moved, proceeds would cover a new site and leave a bank balance.
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Republican Party
McKinley
Ita
Daily Advertiser
Kinley
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Russell
Harvard Street
Jamaica Plain
Back Bay
Christian Scientista
Witer
New England Pensioners List From Washington Report
Oct 29 report from Washington lists New England pensioners including Hiram F. French of Newburyport and Alonzo Abbott of Hopkinton with widows Sarah A. Randall of Haverhill and Nettie L Cone of Rutland. The names cover several towns in New England and Vermont, indicating pension recipients and widows.
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Washington
New England Pensions
Anentaiatte -Ortatanis
Hiram
F. French
Newburynversport
Heian
Devens
Lestown
Itional
Alonzo Abet
Hopkinton
Jere Iaice Martin V. E Randall
Haverhill
Stephen S. Field
Candia
Sarah A. Randall
Vermont
James
Ens
Rutland
Nettie L Cone
Crates
Wii Blake
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England Hospital For Women and Children
Tapster
Taupo
Captain Lewis
Bostonians
Liverpool
Ba Berchatte
BADIA
Orest
Melton
Hvedine
Katherine P. Kimball
John H. Rhoades
John Rhoades
Catharine Kimball
Winter St
Greenhalge
Justice OF Police
Wi United Republican Party
Boston Advertiser
reOn
Washington Street
Harvard Street Baptist Church
REW England Pensioners
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