Hearing on Fowl Nuisance At Lowell Fulton Streets
Boston Board of Health heard complaints that chicken slaughterhouses on Lowell and Fulton streets create strong odors and blood on sidewalks. Residents urged prohibition or relocation of the establishments. The board also reviewed a plan to curb moisture spray from Chinese laundrymen as a general sanitary regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Shanghai
Lowell
Fulton
Charles J. Wyzanski
Lowell Street
Dora Ohlmer
Ellen McCue
Charles S. Searles
Morris Bloom
Brighton Abattoir
White
Ward 15
Durgin
How to Use Franklin Fund Seeks Public Hearings
The Franklin Fund, totaling about 370000, has no definite action for its disposition. Last year managers proposed a Franklin Institute building on the old Franklin School site near Dover, but the Common Council did not concur. A new order seeks public hearings on using the fund to establish a school for Haharts, with plans for a library branch, reading rooms, a ward room, a public hall, lecture spaces, Grand Army post rooms, and a basement public convenience station, with bath houses and gymnasiums to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Fund
Franklin Institute
Franklin School
Washington Street
Dover
Peck
Ap- Haharts
Grand Army
Franklin School House
Declining City Labor Day Funds Rises From Union Delegate Visit
President Fred J. Kneeland of the Central Labor Union Fred McCarthy of the Labor Day committee and James Buchanan a union delegate visited Mayor Hart to say they would decline the $400 Labor Day appropriation allocated to their organization. The Mayor assented and the delegation left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Kneeland
Central Labor Union
Fred McCarthy
Labor Day Committee
Union
James Buchanan
Hart
Pastor Accepts The Call And Judges With Firm Stand
A pastor declares he will not accept substitutes for his medicine, warning that any offer as good as Ayer's will be returned. He contrasts his stance with JT's willingness to try shoe polish, stating he cannot risk health by experimentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Estate in widow's trust from ex-Collector Beard
The will dated August 17, 1900, filed for probate leaves all furniture and personal effects to the widow. The remainder forms a trust to be managed by the widow and M. F. Dickinson Jr. with no bond. An annuity of 750 dollars to deceased's sister Marie Taggart of St Johnsbury Vermont, to be increased if needed, and the rest of the income to the widow. After the sister's death, the trust fund goes to the widow. Trustees may pay up to 5000 dollars to testator's son Charles F. during the sister's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beard
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Marie Taggart
St. Johnsbury
Testator
Charles F
Normal graduates sought to teach in the Philippines
Professor Atkinson of the Phillipines asks the National Education Association secretary to send normal graduates as teachers on three year contracts. Primary and grammar grade teachers would earn 75 to 100 dollars monthly and superintendents 600 to 2500 dollars yearly with all Manila travel expenses covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona, Minn
Atkinson
The
Phillipines
Shepard
National Education Association
Philippines
Manila
Dorchester-Talbot Subway Line Extends to East Boston Ferry
Beginning Saturday September 8 the Dorchester Talbot avenue Subway Union Station line will extend to East Boston ferry via Haverville Causeway Commercial and Battery streets. Cars depart Dorchester Ashmont Street Station at current times and return from ferry fifty one minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester-Talbot Avenue
Ten Hebrew Merchants Fined for Sunday Trading
Ten Hebrew shopkeepers were found guilty in Judge Ely's Municipal Court for keeping shops open Sunday. Nine pleaded not guilty while Jennie May pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars. All defendants appealed, guided by a secret meeting and a plan to make test cases for Superior Court review. Representative Borofsky attended in support of constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Jennie May
Borofsky
Saturday Excursions on Cape Cod Beat Weather Boost
The Bay line steamboat Cape Cod draws large crowds from Boston to Provincetown as pleasant weather sustains summer trips. Manager J R Bacon may extend service beyond next week. trips depart from Bay Three Wharf No 410 Atlantic Avenue on Sundays at 10 and weekdays at 9 20 with a round trip fare of one dollar.
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Boston
Provincetown
J. R. Bacon
Bay Thre Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Cloucester
North Shore
North Side Central
Foot State St
Gloucester
E. S. Merchant
Boston & G Gloucester Steamboat Co
Cape Cod
Bay Line
Atlantic Ave
Gen. Mer
Steamboat John Endicott Runs Daily Boston to Provincetown
The steamer John Endicott makes daily trips from Snow’s Arch wharf at 430 Atlantic Avenue Boston to Provincetown weather permitting at 10 a.m. Each round trip costs one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Endicott
Boston
Provincetown
Snow
Plymouth
Pilgrim Land
Snow's Arch
Atlantic Ave
John B. Duper
Treas
Davis and Earl of Rosslyn Trade War of Words in Pretoria
London dispatch reports Richard Harding Davis attacking the Earl of Rosslyn for alleged deception and noncombatant claims. Rosslyn counters with a detailed rebuttal, asserting his service history, commission status, and diary contents refuting Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard Harding Davis
Earl of Rosslyn
Davis
Webster Davis
Rosslyn
Ladysmith
Thorneyecroft
Pretoria
England
Thorneycroft
Daily Mail
Thorneycroft’s
Lord Roberts
Samuel Marks
Mounted Infantry
Man Hurt After Dump Cart Tipping At Water and Batterymarch
Michael J. Hanlon sustained head, left arm, shoulder and knee injuries when a dump cart tipped as he loaded it at the Water and Batterymarch streets corner. He was transported to City Hospital. Hanlon resides at 139 Dover Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Hanlon
Batterymarch
Hanlon
Dover Street
Vaudeville debuts and theater notices headline Boston scene
Mary Young debuts in vaudeville at the Boston Music Hall with Tony Cummings in Lost a Pocketbook. Daly's Theatre hosts Sullivan and Hood's The Rose of Persia. Seabrooke heads a starring tour in The Boulders at Harlem Opera House September 22. Other stars include Lillian Russell, Fay Templeton, and Maude Odell. The article notes ongoing productions and actor movements amid summer heat and busy schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Young
Boston Music Hall
Miss Young
Castle Square Stock Company
Tony Cummings
Daly
New York
Sullivan and Hood
Tom Seabrooke
Harlem Opera House
Dailey Returns to Boston in Ambitious New Comedy
Peter F. Dailey will return to Boston next Monday, delivering his signature gusto and rapid jokes in a new comedy described as his most ambitious yet. The show features a strong company with Boston favorites and plays at Bowdoin Square Theatre and Grand Opera House, alongside other productions and star turns including N. S. Wood in Out in the Streets and The Angel of the Alley next week.
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Jin Daly
Dumas
Monte Cristo
Fortuns
Grand Theatre
Park Theatre
Neil Burgess
Abby
Tremont Theatre
Aliss Merron
Peter F. Dailey
Boston
Germany
Calla
Ehmmelhof
Hodge, Podge & Co
Frank McKee
William Broderick
Edward Garvie
Steve Maley
Robert F. Piggott
Edward Wonn
George W. Barnum
Lawrence Sheean
Christie McDonald
Jennie Hawley
Georgie Lawrence
Amy Angelis
Leah Angelis
Clara Wisdom
Bowdoin Square Theatre
N. S. Wood
New York
Franklin Fyles
France
Grand Opera House
New York City
Castle Square Theatre Stock Company
Wedding Plans for Miss Mabel McKinley in Somerset
President and Mrs. McKinley expected to attend the September 12 wedding of Abner McKinley’s daughter Miss Mabel McKinley and Dr Hermanus Baer in Somerset. Cabinet members and many dignitaries sending gifts, especially diamond items. Open air supper on the piazza slated with a pink rose theme and a family maid of honor from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sompirset
Penn
Miser
Washington
New York
Nora Jarvis
Lucy Scull
Somerset
Dr. Baer
Matilda Snyder
Miss McKinley
Katharine Mabel Endsley
H. Sullivan Endsley
Cambria Iron Company
Johnstown
Wilbur Schell
D. Parker Morgan
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Lewis Baer
Philadelphia
William Fairman
Philelphia
W. C.brown
New
York
Frank Munsey
Frank Hannan
Rayburn C. Smith
David Simpson
Mabel M’kinley
Hermanus Baer
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Franklin
Pastor
Samuel Russell
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
People’s Baptist Tabernacle
Manchester
N. H
Russell
Ruggles Street Church
J. C. Ayer Company, Practical Chemists
Lowell, Mass
Frances Belmont
Earl of
de Wolf Hopper
Weber & Fields's
Lillian Russell
Fay Templeton
Richard Mansfield
Alfred John Rodwaye
the Garden
Rodwaye
Royal Historical Society of England
Royal Society of Northern Antiquarians of Denmark
American Historical Society
Antiquarian Society of Canada
Royal Italian Academy of Heraldry
Edward FE. Rice
William Morris
Empire Theatre Stock Company
H. V. Esmond
Maude Odell
St. Louis
Imperial Theatre
Ruby
Harry F. Goodwin
Lyceum
Mr. Goodwin
Crescent Gardens
Revere
Syndicate
Jere O’halloran
Mabel McKinley
Torrey
Boston Musee Hall
Clifford and
Huth
Deorce
Evans Matthews
Harris Frank Bush
Blanchering
Ollie Young
Bro
Johnson, Davenport
Lorella
Keith S
Marshall P. Wilder
McBride and Good
W. C. Fields
Allen Shaw
Eugene Canfield
Sadie Miner
Charles Dickson
John C. Rice
Sally Cohen
Clarice Vance
Geo. E. Austin
Nat Divian
Herbert
Rev
George C. Graves
J. H. Wallice
Sleepy Hollow
Eleanor Merron
Jierald
Matinee Today
St. Moran
Stinson
McEachern
Champion
Touraine
the Park
Cambridge
New Minzland
Ruette
Zoological Garden
Indian Colony
Atracton Boston Comedy CO
Newton Bottle
Subway
Winthrop Steamboat Co
Paliaace
Rose Hill
Rkices
Haymarket
Tom Thumb
Tiny Bros. Magic Swiss Singing Girls
Austin
Andi— Stone
Tremont Row
Entertainments
Nantasket
Beg
Theron Perkins
Rowe’s Wharf
Pemberton
bSundays
G. P. Cushing
George W. Mager
Telephone
Tremont
Castle EA
Tremont St
Tel
Music Hall
Augustin Daly
Oxford
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Prop
Mgr
Wn. A. Brady
Sole Lessee
A. H. Chamberlyn
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Sts
James R. Dunbar
James Barr Ames
Harvard Law School
Samuel C. Bennett
Boston University law _— school
George
Metaffey
Boston Ball Grounds
Cincinnati
Appleton & Bassett’s
Washington St
Connelly
Adams House
Atlas
Geo. F. Tilton
City Pass
Joy Line
Congress St
Neil Burcess
the County Fair
Lincoln Wharf
Bass Point
Nahant
A. P. Lane
Point OF Pines
Jessie Couthout
Emma Carus
Raymon Moore
Colbys
Bowdoin Ritecrke N
Wood
New Stock Company
Howard
Patrice
Bobby Gaylor
Armstrong Bros
Keeley Bros
Bryant and
Conroy
Sorensen
Kearsarge Association of Naval Veterans
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