Colonel Olin's Friends Rally in Heated Nomination Fight
Political eye notes Colonel William M. Olin has surged in the race for Secretary of State with strong backing from Howland supporters and Grand Army allies. The campaign committee reported two-thirds of delegates already pledged to Olin, despite Howland claims and local resistance. A Tremont House headquarters plan and a Boston contingent mark the organizing drive with notable figures present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Olin
Howland
Howlan
Olin
Legion
Grand Army
Mdgeriy
Charlstown
Revere House
Charles Carleton Coffin
Kingsley of
Newton
Senator Coffin
Ward 17
Mr. Howland
Coffin
Colonel Olin
Haile
Tremont House
Pillsbury Poised for Attorney General Nomination in Boston Caucus
Ex-Speaker A. E. Pillsbury is expected to secure the Attorney General nomination as eastern Massachusetts caucuses favor the Boston contender. The Fox faction claims a delegate majority, with Cambridge and Boston wards totaling 57 delegates, while Burns supporters pivot toward Banks. Colonel Ned Glines hints at switching allegiance as the contest nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillsbury
A. E. Pillsbury
Fime
Waterman
Massachusetts
Boston
Olmstead
Republican City Committee
Friends of
Mr. Pillsbury
Randall District Braces For Supreme Court Pick
The article discusses the expected appointment of J. M. Morton to the Supreme bench affecting Congressman Randall’s first district. Fall River and New Bedford interests seek Morton’s appointment to ease intra party tensions, with Brackett accused of balancing competing factions to maintain harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Randall
J. M. Morton
Fallover
Supreme Bench
Mr. Randall
Randall
Sall
Mr. Morton
Boston
Fall River
New Bedford
Brackett
Conant Emerges as Republican Favorite in Eleventh District
In the eleventh district Judge Conant appears likely the Republican nominee. Colonel Myron P Walker is a strong challenger. The Farmers League backs Conant, while bitter Spalding Walker rivalry could coerce Spalding supporters to back Conant. Conant is seen as an anti boodle candidate representing the better class of Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conant
Would Colonel Higginson Accept for Fifth District Nomination
Democratic caucuses in Somerville focus on John M Woods as a possible nominee to oppose Banks Fox or Burns. As convention nears the name of Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginson rises, and it would not be surprising if he led the Democrats in the fifth district if he accepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginson
Somerville
Fifth Congressional District
John M. Woods
Banks
Fox
Burns
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Fifth District
Fifth District Republicans Meet in Parker House Parlor 6
Nathan Warren of Waltham presided at the Fifth Congressional District Republican Committee meeting in Parlor 6 at the Parker House yesterday afternoon. The report notes the gathering of district party leaders and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District
Nathan Warren
Waltham
Fifth Congressional District
Parlor
Parker House
District Republican Convention Set At Wesleyan Hall
Frank Rice of Somerville acted as secretary. Tuesday September 23 at 2 p.m. Wesleyan Hall hosts the district convention. The basis of representation was approved by the state committee with one delegate per 100 Republican votes. Augustus Russ, Ephraim Stearns of Waltham and GC. F. Rice of Somerville spoke before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rice
Somerville
Wesleyan Hall
State Committee
Augustus Russ
Ephraim Stearns
Waltham
GC. F. Rice
Last Night's Democratic Caususes in Chelsea and Nearby Towns
Democratic delegates were chosen in Chelsea Ward caucuses and in several towns. The Chelsea tally lists numerous at large delegates for state and congressional contests, with detailed names and affiliations. Similar results appeared in Quincy Natick and other communities as Republicans and Democrats held ward caucuses and named delegates, counillors, and senatorial selections for upcoming conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats of
Chelsea
Henry T. Holmes
Dennis Connors
Michael Kane
James J. Kane
John Mulloy
Walter Davis
Marcus M. Merritt
Dennis A. O’brien
2. H. Kearse
Johnh. Dean
George J. Page
John P. Sullivan
William H. Denning
James J. D. Bogan
Thomas G. M. Hawkes
Michael K. Welsh
David G Finley
John H. Crandon
Edwin F. Pierce
Wawin S. Crandon
John M. Oxton
Congressonal
D. Bosson
Charles J. McDonough
John J. Cadigan
Bernard Riley
Thomas Gainard
William C. Cutler
Henry A. Cheever
Henry
Charles. Duggan
Thomas Taylor
Dennis A. O'Brien
Genres J. Page
Charles H. Donahoe
William Connors
Thomas Doyle
James McCluskey
James L. D. Bogan
David C. Finley
Sanford Crandon
Thomas J. Morrison
John M. Maguire
Albro GG
Bean
Suffolk
Charles Meliizan
John E. Casey
John Mulroy
William A. O'Brien
P. H. Kearse
John HL. Dean
Daniel Collins
Joseph Boyle
Thomas McGowan
James I. McCluskey
Timothy Ord
Patrick Meahan
John L. Hayes
Thomas Jd. Morrison
Frank
Elijah G. Hall
Stephen H. Edwards
Jaimes Martin
Frederick
Pope
Charles N. Hunt
Coutty
Daniel McGrath
Lewis Rinn
K. F.thomas
Roger HH. Wilda
Frank E. Badger
BK. F. Thomas
Thomas Clare
Charlies N. Hunt
Minos
SteerAn
Edward L. Pierce
John Graham
Immer Webb
Congressional
J. Prp
Churchill
Horace EK. Ware
Josep C. Whitney
Ud J. Pierce
George A. Fletch
Edwin D. Wadsworth
Edwin Ruggies
Covelick
David W.tucker
William K. Weston
J. Albert Simpson
J. Waler Bradlee
J. Aiohe
Robert L. Pond
J. Edwin Ruggies
J. Walter Bradlee
H. Clifford Gallagher
Arthur Eldridge
Robert Langan
Joseph GO. Whitney
George A. Harned
George A. Fletcher
John Hi. Burt
Arthur A. Hibbard
James Wisley
Will A. Woodward
James Thomas
Alfred L. Morse
Horace N. Plummer
Dk Ags Gibbs
Andolph
M. J
John J. Thayer
John P. Flood
T. P. Cushman
Thomas Enkesl
Jamies Mulloy
M. Daly
John B. Thayer
John G. Wran
Faite BE. Foley
J. P. Cushman
Thomas Dolan
M. J. Daly
W. F. Barrett
D. C. McGanchey
E. Forest Kinh
Peter C. Hand
KE. Forest Knight
O. M. Sheidan
D. C. Melanchey
Peter 5Tland
J. Mom
Man
Wellfleet
H. P. Harriman
William HH. Tubman
N. HH. Paine
L. Young
Charles A. Gorham
Thomas Kemp
L. Rodman
O. H. Linnell
H. Linnell
Simpkins
William H. Smith
T. Brown
Jenkins
Plymouth
Tsave M. Jackson
Leavitt T. Robbins
Charles 5. Davis
James Millar
Simon H. Morrison
William T. Davis
Daniel W. Andrews
Elkanan Finney
Joseph J. Weston
Joseph F.lowns
Willian Burns
Peleg S
B. Bartlett
Leavitt Roblins
Simon
Levi Preston
F Walker
W. H. Brown
Thomas Carroll
Relihan
D. P. Grosvenor
Janes Crean
Ei. Miller
Littlefield
Richard Barry
J. Lucey
D. P. McCarthy
J. N. Ames
J. Mackintosh
K. J. O’connor
Kurene White
George R. Keyes
L. E. Reed
Jd. Wetherbee
Julian Tulle
Wellesley
A.B. Dana
Richard Cunningham
G. L. Chesbro
Daniel Warren
Sethi Dewing
Philip Carr
G. N. Smith
Seth Dewing
M. Dunlavey
J. Mulcahy, Jr
HH. A. Child
Charles Rice
C. B. Thomas
John Carman, Jr
Frank GC. Hersey
G. Williams
Albert A. Clarke
H. F. Plympton
Thomas Flanagan
O. C. Livermore
Flagg County
A. R. Clapp
Momoughan
C. W. Smith
Job Monaghan
Albert Jennings
Tailby
H.H. Brown
W. Smith
Herbert Ware
C. H. Spring
John W. Candler
New Reptorp
W. E. Russell
David A. Snell
Peter FE. Sullivan
Joseph A. Dawson
J. C. Patnande
Paul J. Westing
Wre
B. F. Hathaway
B.S. Dodge
Warren A. Bird
Martin Hall
Charles B. Felch
Alexander Blaney
Willian J. Cronin
James L. McGlone
Royal Ellis
F. K K. Tilton
Austin Pepper
Joseph Critcherson
Dodge
Patrick Beslan
George H. Goddard
Frank B. Tilton
John HH. Burke
A. J. Murphy
William EK. Rollins
I. Metlone
John Ahearn
John J. Oakes
George M. Foster
Patrick Mahan
John Kugel
Peter Logan
Irvin Ridden
N. J. Cochran
Justin Perry
If T. Brown
Richard Clink
S. B. Knowles
H. I. Pratt
Timothy Purus
Charles W. Gleason
Dr. Kennedy
Pael Daly
Walter Burke
J. Brennan
N. Hammond
J.c.travis
Agen Hastings
Panic LeBlanc
Everett, Jr
Martin Hapf
Edgar
Bevirnng
Charles L. Dodge
William JD. Sohier
Edward J. Giddings
Samuel Cole
Joan H. Hinkley
Elpridge
Sawyer
Samuel A. Fuller
S. Tr. Thacher, Jr
John H. Woodbury
Brackett
Delegates named in regional party conventions and contests
The report describes delegate selections and lines in multiple races including Howland for Secretary of State and two tickets for congressional convention delegates, with the Cogswell group prevailing about five to one. It also notes plans for a Democratic district convention in Lowell and judicial naturalization sittings, plus factional dynamics in the Cape and Somerville contests involving Nye Simpkins Raymond Bailey Norcross and Barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillsbury
Howland
Cogswell
Congressional
Francis Norwood
Joseph H. Baker
Elbridge C. Sawyer
Albert Wittnin
Norace P. Woodbury
William A. Lee
Louis D. Webber
Frank 5. Raymond
Potter Lovell finances embroiled in town talk
The Potter Lovell Company struggles to straighten affairs amid talk of loans and syndicate dealings. Cummings of David Cummings & Co denies ties to the Shaw estate settlement while acknowledging a $112,500 loan in exchange for mortgage collateral. Wyman and Fiske are named in the evolving trust arrangement as W. Clement handles the trustee role. A new corporation may form to run the business with initial funding around six to ten thousand dollars. William A. Haskell, assigned to the Potter Lovell estate, is ill, delaying the year’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Lovell Company
Cummings
David Cummings & Co
Shaw Estate
Potter, Lovell & Co
J. N. Fiske
Shaw Bros
Fiske
Walter Potter
Shaw
Maine
Potter
FE. Wyman
W. Clement
Slaw
Wiske
William A. Haskell
Horse Races Draw 16 000 at Lewiston Park on Sept 11
Heavy track conditions at Lewiston Park Lewiston Maine draw a large crowd of about 16 000 for a day of racing. The program featured multiple classes with times listed for 2 37 and 2 50 mile heats and a running race won by Barney in 1 50 4. State Grange Pair day in New Hampshire drew over 5000 attendees with Governor Goodell and other officials speaking and trotting events including a mile heats race for 875 purse.
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Lewiston
Turse
Nash
van Ivelmiont
Asa Apole
Cha
Clade Ray
Ergon
Alice Oalus
A. Drake
Shylors
Almont Clay
Wwsseesa
S. General Tuncocs
Iis Ster & Son
S. S
W. Brown
Charla
Charles S. Stackpole
Eliss
Appleton Web
W. Wasiuiti
Lady Martins
M. Dean
Ses
Barney
Betwveen
Briggs
Rockefellow
N. H
State Grange
Cgovernor
Monument Dedicated In Winsted Conn To Local Veterans
The new soldiers monument on Memorial Heights in Winstead Connecticut was dedicated with a townwide celebration. Governor Bulkeley and state judges attended as a long procession preceded dedicatory exercises led by Samuel Fessenden. The granite watchtower stands 63 feet high with an 18 foot 6 inch bronze soldier figure atop. The three story base is 20 by 20 feet at ground level, narrowing to 15 by 15 feet at the top, and interior rooms total twelve by twelve feet per floor. The structure cost 15000 dollars and followed a feudal tower design.
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Winxstep
Conn
Bulkeley
Memorial Heights
Samuel Fessenden
Minsted
Parade by Grand Lodge Odd Fellows in Salem
The Granda United Order of Odd Fellows held a parade in Salem with about two hundred members from Cambridge and other lodges. Boston groups Allen's Drum Corps and Sumner Lodge withdrew after a dispute over line placement. The day ended with a supper drill and dance at the skating rink.
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Salem
Granda United Order of Odd Fellows
Boston
Sumner Lodge
Plysmouth Rock Lodge
Allen
Cambridge Patriarchie
New Ledford Patriarchie
Potomska Lodge
New Heedford
Royal Enterprise Lodge
Merrimac Lodge
Haverhill
Fremont Lodge
Lynn
Bookbinders Assembly Backs Strikers in City Hall Meeting
The Bookbinders Assembly met in Eagle Hall last night and voted to support the Hearn's bookbinders and the New York Central strikers endorsing them with a $50 contribution. The Pinkertons faced strong denunciation from the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Hall
Hearn
New York Central
Pinkertons
Two Autumn Weddings Highlight Milton and Cambridge Society
In Milton at the Unitarian Chapel over 300 guests witnessed the marriage of Franz Zerrahn to Constance Whitney with a Germania orchestra and grand floral decor. In Cambridge, Herbert Waldo Hayes wed Alice Cornelia Dorr at North Avenue Baptist Church with a flower-filled chancel and a reception at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Cambridge
Franz Zerrahn
Carl Zerrahin
Hindel and Haydn Society
Constance Whitney
Henry Whitney
J. J. Lang
Jensen
Beethoven
Messrs
William Eldridge
New York
Johann Schroeder
Samuel Bates
Elberton P. Whitney
Catherine Lane
Lonor
Stebtins
Die Meistersinger
Germania Orchestra
Oliver Ames
Elise West
Raxton
Née Chickering
Ireland
J.C. Whitney
Otto Zerrahin
BE. Sprague
Richard Sprague
J. J. Monet
G. Langdon Pract
Wisham G. Weld
Alanson ‘Lucker
Lucker
Lawrence ‘Lucker
R. Nickerson
Carl Fellmer
A. Forbes Freeman
Edward VP. Call
Miss Call
George Weld
Whiston
Yorke
W. E. Weld
Wheatland
J.C. White
Henry Wainwright
C. M. Weld
Philip Saltonstall
C. I. Adams
Grafton Adams
Miss Adams
Charles Amory
Edward Brooks
Brooks
Ellen
Mary Bullard
H. G. Freneu
Charles Sargent
Pauline Shaw
William Sheare
Miss Sherwood
William Sonier
Elizabeth Slade
Ryerson
F. Rackemann
Rackmainn
Mary Reynolds
Pantinehaw
Borie
W. Bates
Joseph Bell
H. B. Coupin
Augustus Hemenway
Daniel Holmes
Abbott
Lawrence
Edward
Lawrence Haughton
Henry Jaques
Helen Jaques
Augustus Lowell
Frederick Malin
Miss Malin
McKean
George Lewis
Minot
Sc. Francis Parker
L. A. Phumyer
W.S. Otis
Ames
Alfred Mudge
Lena Mudge
Charles Pierce
Johnson
Charles Prince
J. M. Gaugeng
W. G. Smith
Jamaica Plain
H. M. Day
Arlington
L. E.yenney
Fred R. Dorr
Helen Vorr
Jonnie Brown
Stella Pratt
Brookline
Miss Hayes
Diractoire
North Avenue
Mrs. Hayes
Keay and Foxes Tie The Knot In Cambridge Home Wedding
At a North Cambridge residence, Fred Erburn Keay and Ethie Holland Fox were married in a simple evening ceremony. The Rev Dr Alexander officiated with Parker Christopher J. Browning and T Allison as ushers. The bride wore a formal gown and carried a bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keay—Fox
Orchard Street
Cambridge
Fred Erburn Keay
Ethie Holland Fox
George J. Fox
Dr. Alexander
Messrs. Parker
Christopher J. Browning
T. Allison
Marriage Notice for Keay and Miss Fox at West Somerville
The notice states the marriage of a daughter with sister Miss Bertha Fox in attendance and identifies the best man Mr Harry S Seagrave. The couple, Mr and Mrs Keay, will reside at 15 Williams street West Somerville and will be at home to friends after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Fox
de Pears
Harry S. Seagrave
Keay
Williams Street
West Somerville
Coupling of Gertrude Briggs and Edward Barnes in Auburndale
Miss Gertrude Briggs wed Edward Kathven Barnes at the Congregational Church in Auburndale in a ceremony attended by Newton society. The groom and best man were joined by a large guest list. reception followed at the bride’s uncle’s residence. The couple plan residence in Auburndale and will be at home on two October Thursday evenings.
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Barnes—Briggs
Newton
Auburndale
Gertrude Briggs
Edward Kathven Barnes
William Briggs
Walter
BK. Gooding
Winterhill
D. W. Faunce
West Newton
Calvin Cutter
Congregational Church
Susie G. Fuller
Etta Barnes
Cambridge
Amy P. Fiske
Fred Collins
Dorchester
Starbuck Sprague
Youn
Fashionable wedding in Fairfield for Helena Mallory and Wilfred Mellersh
Helena Cruger Mallory daughter of Rev. Dr. George Mallory editor of the Churchman married Wilfred Mellersh a Surrey barrister at Fairfield Episcopal Church. A large fashionable crowd from Mellersh Mallory Conn New York and Boston attended. A reception followed at Dr. Mallory’s summer home and the couple will sail for England in a few days.
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Mellersh-Mallory
Bridgerort
Conn
Fairfield
Helena Cruger Mallory
George 8. Mallory
New York
Churchman
Wilfred Mellersh
Surrey
Eng
Episcopal Church
Boston
Mallory
Mrs. Mellersh
England
Cambridgeport 25 Mile Road Race Ends With Ackerman Victory
The Cambridgeport Cycle Club held its twenty five mile race from Chestnut Hill Reservoir through the Newtons to St Mary and Heacon streets Boston. H B Ackerman won by a bike length over Captain Kehaw with George F Heath third, prizes awarded by Chief Consul Emery before about 150 riders amid music and a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridgeport Cycle Club
Sanborn
Chestnut Hill
Newtons
St. Mary and
Heacon Streets
Boston
George F. Kehaw
H. BE. Ackerman
Kehaw
W. H. Emery
Joshua Ht. Sanborn
Edward C. Himeon
M.S
George W. Heath
Edocsary
Ackerman
Charles Il
Kellen
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Goll Wateh
Dames W. Eat
Tribune
Malvin A. Nowell
Chronicle
Emery
Clint House
Hearing At City Hall On Union Boat Club Complaints
A Boston Cambridge meeting led by Mayor Hart addressed missiles thrown from Cambridge bridges at Union Boat Club rowers. Guild urged high fences and draw tenders as special police. Crane’s Bridge chief urged action but cautioned limits of police. Officials referred the issue to bridge commissioners and police to consider appointing drawtenders as special police and erecting barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Boat Club
Cambridge
Hart
Gilmore
Frederick W. Lincoln
Curtis Guild, Jr
Whiting
Eaton
Bridges
Guild
Harvey
Division
Hoollams
Police Commissioners
Boston
Watchman Killed in Boston Yard Collision
Theodore Grote of 144 Lamartine Street a night watchman in the Boston and Providence railroad yards was fatally struck while stepping between tracks near Berkeley Street Bridge. An engine backing into the yard at high speed ran over him splitting his body. he died on scene and the body was sent to the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Grote
Lamartine Street
Boston & Providence Railroad
Berkeley Street Bridge
New Liquor Licenses May Favor Women In Boston
Police plan to issue 113 additional licenses as city grows. Several women have reportedly received licenses, despite past board statements. A provisional list includes numerous names and addresses across divisions 1 through 6, with residential and Endicott Beach Eliot street licenses limited.
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Boston
Station 4
Endicott
Beach
Eliot Streets
M. F. Armstrong
Corner Canal
Travers Streets
Maloney & Co
Atlantic Avenue
E. d. Jennings & Co
Corner Causeway
Haverhill Streets
M. Doherty
Endicott Street
Cahill
Church Street
McCarthy & Coleman
Albany Street
Timothy Murphy
Federal Street
West & Jenney
Franklin Street
Otto C. Felton
Broad Street
James H. Sexton
George 8. Martis
Province Street
Frank A. Fachon
Bailey Street
Wiliam Yates
State Street
Almeda Company
Tremont Street
Roger Scannell
Charles Street
Ellis & Vayler
Leverett Street
John McGillienddy
Dennis O'Reilly
Third Street
Frederick Bamberg
Athens Street
Jeremiah H. Brennan
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association Meeting
The Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association held a largely attended meeting at Young's Hotel with Vice President B C Clark presiding. Members elected include Sydney Harwood M W Davidson Talman K Wheeler Frederick S Hodges and Percival Manchester. Citizens urged to report any killing of woodcock quail and partridge before Sept 15 to Benjamin C Clark 55 Kilby Street Boston for enforcement of game laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Young’s Hotel
B.C. Clark
Benjamin C. Clark
Kilby Street
Boston
United States and Canada Names Gathered in Logbook Notes
A long list of individuals and households from across the United States and Canada appears, including Beach of Rochester New York Bath of Montreal Powers of London Ontario and many others, with names clustered by locality and surname groups. The entries resemble a social or directory style roll call, listing residents and families in various cities and towns.
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United States
F. H. Beach
Rochester
N.Y
Alex Bath
Montreal
Phil Powers
London
Ont
Lawrence Depew
Detroit
M. G. Kimball
Sterting
Kan
L. & Cline
Philadelphia
George L. Burnside
Charles M. Hinkle
Cincinnati
Frank A. Lee
New Orleans
George W. Hancock
E. C. Pechin
Cleveland
W. D. Olmsted
Burffalo
Viewpome
C. A. Macy, Jr
Coggeshall Macy
Mary St. Macy
New York
J. Jefferson Coolidge
Manchester
Charles H
James Lord
New Bedford
Clark’s
R. Byram
George Daily
Lewis de
Funeral of David Pulsifer in Newton Highlands
The funeral for David Pulsifer was held today at St. Pauls Chapel Newton Highlands with many relatives and Boston business leaders present. Prayers were led by Rev W G Monroe and the Episcopal burial service performed by Rev W H Williams. naval displays and pallbearers from several orders attended. Burial took place in Newton Cemetery.
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Newton
Stredan
David Pulsifer
St. Paul’s Chapel
Newton Highlands
Boston
W. G. Monroe
Christ Church, Boston
W. H. Williams
St. Paul's Chapel
Doin L. Stevenson
Ancient and Honorables
St. Camrell
Boston Veteran Firemen's Association
Edward C. Dolliver
Boston Merchants
Charles Green
Thomas Sherman
F. C. Welch
St. Andrew Lodge
Free Masons
Boston Society
Newton Cemetery
House Open for Visitors Daily 9 to 4
The residence invites the public to visit daily from 9 in the morning to 4 in the afternoon. LADD & DANIELS oversee the arrangement and safety of tours.
Belmont Horse Rampage Warns Tremont Street
A horse owned by E. P. Trne of Belmont bolted through Beacon Tremont and Bromfield streets colliding with a wagon. Tremont House carriages superintendent James F. Ormona was knocked down and injured while attempting to stop the animal.
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E. P. Trne
Belmont
Beacon Street
State Street
Boston Symphony season ticket auctions at Music Hall
Concert fans will attend annual auctions for season tickets to Boston Symphony Orchestra rehearsals and concerts at Music Hall next week. Sales run Monday to Friday with a new fair seating method avoiding box office lines and encouraging personal attendance to suit all budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
Swedish Electric Singers Offer Rare Concert at Union Hall
Last evening in Union Hall the Swedish Electric Singers with Borg's Quintette presented a varied program of piano duets by the Misses Arntzen vocal selections by the group and instrumental numbers. Miss Gerda Von Betzen and Misses Helga and Edna Arntzen along with Messrs Kelly and Grindrod impressed with refined technique and expressive playing especially the Quintette's Evening Breeze and the Liszt duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hall
Borg
Gerda von Betzen
Helga
Edna Arntzen
Messis
Kelly
Grindrod
Arntzen
Quintette
Miss von Betzen
Liszt
Bargain Cotton Cloth Sale By Hollander Bradshaw Folsom
Readers are invited to view an announcement from Hollander Bradshaw and Folsom listing cotton cloth brands and prices offered below ordinary rates. The notice emphasizes straightforward, honest pricing and directs buyers to the columns for specifics on available fabrics and costs.
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Messrs
Hollander
Bradshaw & Folsom
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