Burying Veteran Marketman W. G. Bell Today
W. G. Bell a longtime Boston Chamber of Commerce member and Clinton market founder will be buried this afternoon from Shore street Newton residence. He is in his 77th year and survived by wife Mary Whitney Bell daughter Mrs. Douglas Crook and son Alfred Bell. Interment at Mt. Auburn.
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W. G. Bell
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Clinton Market
Quincy
Shore Street
West Newton
Bell
Mary Whitney Bell
Douglas Crook
Alfred Bell
Mt. Auburn
Provincetown Sketches Lead Doll Richards Student Show
Stanley Scott presents Provincetown a pen and ink study in the Doll Richards gallery Boston 71 Newbury Street opening yesterday for the second annual students exhibition. Ninety five pictures by 39 exhibitors from five art schools reflect current Boston art instruction amid varied styles and youthful promise. Notable contributors include Rufus C Harrington Henry A Botkin Edith Park Elizabeth Morse Walsh Frederick E Wallace Betty Lockett MaryL Fairbanks and Ernest D Roth.
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Provincetown
Stanley Scott
Doll & Richards
Newbury Street
Boston
Rufus C. Harrington
Henry A. Botkin
Edith Park
Elizabeth Morse Walsh
Frederick E. Wallace
Betty Lockett
Maryl. Fairbanks
Ernest D. Roth
New England Hero Awards Honor 60 Acts of Bravery
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission announced awards for 60 acts of heroism at its fall meeting in Pittsburg. Bronze medals went to C Doane Greene of New London Conn and Herbert B Varney of Wells Beach Me for saving others from drowning, plus Cyrus W Brown Jr and Jeremiah A Low for drowning rescues. Silver medals were awarded to Walter E Pickett of Waltham Mass and William H Carey of Lowell Mass for additional lifesaving efforts.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
William L. Abbott
Alvah CG. Dinkey
Carnegie Steel Company
New England
C. Doane Greene
Granite Street
New London
Conn
Cyrus W. Brown, Jr
Herbert B. Varney
Wells Beach
Jeremiah A. Low
Walter E. Pickett
Orange Street
Waltham
Mass
Roswell W. Snow
Rye Beach
N. H
William H. Carey
Ellsworth Street
Lowell
Nicholas McNulty
Patrick E. McHugh
Concord River
Congressman Tague Secures Torpedo Barge at Navy Yard
Congressman Peter F. Tague responded quickly to Charlestown navy yard workers plea for more work. He announced a new torpedo testing barge costing about 150000 dollars will begin soon, creating work for 200 men for several months.
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Peter F. Tague
Tenth District
Charlestown Navy Yard
McCall Denounces tariff at workers meeting
Congressman Tague says McCall attended a labor meeting to defend tariffs and urge votes for him while McCall claims he did not attend. He notes announcement of a Charlestown contract within 24 hours after the Friday meeting.
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Samuel W. McCall
Congressman Tague
Charlestown
Auto thief caught after Back Bay chase
Wilfred J. Perry, 22, of 508 Shawmut Avenue, was captured after a chase through Back Bay streets about 6 pm. The pursuit was led by banker Sidney Hosmer of 74 Bay State Road and Back Bay Patrolman William Sullivan of the police station.
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Wilfred J. Perry
Shawmut Avenue
Back Bay
Sidney Hosmer
Bay State Road
William Sullivan
Auto thief Perry linked to multiple Back Bay car thefts
police report Perry attempted to steal Perry Hosmer’s $4000 touring car at his home. He fled Bay State road and Back street, was caught by Sulli van and Banker Hesmer. He also seized Dr Francis Leahy’s $5000 imported auto near 636 Beacon street and fled before being stopped. Authorities allege two prior attempts and a third arrest in three nights. Dr Edward Hurley then thwarted four youths from stealing his car on Fourth street.
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Perry
Hosmer
Bay State Road
Back Street
Sullivan
Hesmer
Aken
Francis Leahy
Beacon Street
Back Bay
Dr. Leahey
Edward Hurley
Fourth Street
South
Boston
Dedicate New High School At Avenue Louis Pasteur
The High School of Commerce opened with a grand ceremony last night in Boston. Mayor Curley attended along with officials as James E. Downey led the program and F. W. Thompson recalled the school’s early struggles. The modern building cost about $500,000 excluding land valued at $100,000.
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High School of Commerce
Avenue Louis Pasteur
Curley
James E. Downey
Corcoran
F. W. Thompson
Boston Public School
Sheriff Quinn Thanks Suffolk County in Letter
Sheriff John Quinn Jr thanks Suffolk voters for their support in renomination and election, notes a short illness, and reports rapid recovery while stating he will resume duties soon. Boston date Oct 29 1915.
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Suffolk
John Quinn, JR
Boston
Latest Men’s Suit Styles in Fine Materials
Suits in the banjo stripes fancy plaids and plainer materials for conservative men. Two button coats patch pocket styles soft role models in fact all of the newest styles. The materials are fancy worsteds cheviots cassimeres blue serges and black Thibets.
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