Financial expert to speak at New England Street Railway Club
RR W McNeel financial editor of the Herald and author of Beating the Stock Market will be the guest speaker at the next gathering of the New England Street Railway Club on Oct 12 at the Hotel Ven Dona. Dinners begin 6 30. The club includes executives and operating men from New England street railway firms and allied suppliers. General Manager Edward Dana of the Boston Elevated is president.
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W. McNeel
The
Herald
New England, Street Railway Club
Vendona
New England
Allied Industries
Edward Dana
Boston Elévated
H. B. Potter
Elevated
David A. Belden
Mr. McNeel
Editor F W Sargent of Brockton Dead
Brockton Sept 27 Fred W Sargent editor of the Brockton Fair News and a shoe trade figure with Tolman Inc of Brockton and Boston died this afternoon. He was 66 a native of old North Bridgewater and known as a humorist who wrote lyrics for comic operas presented here and elsewhere about 20 years ago.
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Brockton
Fred W. Sargent
Brockton Fair News
Tolman, Inc
Boston
Boston Herald
Old North Bridgewater
Did Not Sue Employer As Stated
The Boston Post clarifies that Miss Eleanor A. Dwyer did not sue her employer Henderson & Ross for 10000 over an assault. The suit names James H. Henderson as the assailant, but he was not the defendant and was not in Brookline at the time.
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Eleanor A. Dwyer
Assaut
James .D. Henderson
Brookline
Krank, Ross
Milton
Henderson &* Ross
Miss Dwyer
James H. Henderson
Henderson & Ross
James D. Henderson
State Street
Boston
Mass
The
Boston Post
Two Bridges Proposed to Serve Savin Hill Dorchester
Dorchester street commissioners report two new bridges needed to serve Savin Hill. A Greenmount Street bridge plus Romsey Street bridge would cost 372000 to extend Romsey and Greenmount to the tracks. Greenmount option via Collins would cost 90000 with about 1000 feet street extension.
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Savin Hill
Dorchester
Collins
Greenmount Street
Romsey Street
New Haven
Savin Hill Avenue
Romsey
Greenmount Streets
Commissioners
Commissioners State
Intermarriage urged by Dr. Fishberg at Eugenics Congress
Dr Maurice Fishberg of New York argued at the International Congress of Eugenics that intermarriage of Jews and Christians would benefit white humanity. He noted Jews are a tiny fraction of white people yet produce many talented individuals, adding that Jews would be the main losers as the best join other social groups.
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New York
Maurice Fishberg
International Congress of Eugenics
Katzmann to Probe Trolley Car Deaths
Kingston reports District Attorney Katzmann ordered autopsies and a formal probe into four schoolchildren electrocution when a high tension trolley wire broke and ignited a street car roof. Public Utilities Commission inspector to study the accident. Funerals planned for Jennie Boresch Ruth Mills Natalie Robbins and Richard Sloan with services on upcoming days.
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Kingston
Katzmann
Henry Seward
Public Utilities Commission
Jennie Sboresch
Frank Boresch
Burying Ground
Boston
Ruth Mills
Arthur E. Wallace
Natalie Robbins
Alton A. Robbins
Richard Sloan
Louis R. Sloan
Bobbed Hair Trends Sweep Exclusive New York Schools
New York, Sept. 27. Evidence that bobbed hair and rolled-down stockings are spreading through fashionable girls schools. In one Brooklyn school longs matched shorts and rolled-downs matched rolled-ups as students imitate the Latin Quarter style with hair puffed over ears and rolled under.
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New York
Brooklyn
Greenwich Village
Company Petition Alleges Plant Disruption by Playground Visitors
The company filed a petition to the council claiming interference with plant operation and endangerment of worker safety due to visitors at the local playground. It states property values have declined as a result of these actions and seeks redress or corrective measures.
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Columbus Avenue
South End
American Steam Gauge & Valve Manufacturing Company
Committee On Claims
H. B. Nickeyson
Glee Club elects Marion Pickles leader at BU College
Marion Pickles of Marblehead chosen leader of the Glee Club for the coming year at Boston University College of Liberal Arts. Catherine Bates of Middleboro named business manager and Dorie Prout of Wollaston appointed secretary.
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Marion Pickles
Marblehead
Boston University College of Liberal Arts
Catherine Bates
Middleboro
Dorie Prout
Wollaston
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F. W. Sargent
Boston Temple Place
Jays
C. F. Hovey Co
Summer, Chauncy and
Avon Streets
Serge
Bloomer
Crepe de Chine
Michel Matvieff
Czar
Russia
Armour
New Orleans
Gray's
E. E. Gray CO
Hanover, Union and Blackstone Sts
Mayr
Houghton & Dutton
Drug Dept
Eptein Drug Co
Ashing City
Glee Club
U.S
Thibaut
Great Couturiers
Paris
Federal Street
Richard E. Thibaut, Inc
Are
Lagcest Watt Paper House
Weatp
Madison Ave
32Nd St
Bronx
Willis Ave
147Th St
Brooklyn Flatbush
DeKalb Aves
Newark 37Th St
Halsey St
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