Hotel Touraine Guests May Go Without Liquor
Boston district attorney John B Moran aims to revoke John R Coleman liquor license at Tamworth Street within five hundred feet of Winthrop School. Hotel Touraine guests may be unable to obtain liquor if Coleman surrenders or license is revoked. Moran cites law violation due to delivery of liquor to hotel guests via Coleman’s room on Tamworth Street. Proprietor J Reed Whipple also runs Young's Hotel and the Parker House.
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Boston
John B. Moran
John R. Coleman
Hotel Touraine
Boston Board of Police
Tamworth Street
Coleman
Massachusetts
Touraine
Boylston and
Tremont Streets
Winthrop School
Tremont Street
Tamworth St
Moran
Charles H. Cole, Jr
Police Board
J. Reed Whipple
Young’s Hotel
Parker House
Independent Mills to Raise Wages Ten Percent
Joseph E. Pletcher, controlling Corrnet Worsted Mapleville Plainfield Woolen Central Yarn Wickford Mills, announces a ten percent wage increase to start January 1 1906. About 1000 workers affected across four mills, boosting payroll by $10000 yearly per mill and about four million statewide.
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Providence
R. I
Joseph E. Pletcher
Coronet Worsted
Mapleville
Plainfield Woolen Company
Central Yarn Company
Central Village
Conn
Wickford Worsted
Wickford
American Woolen Company
Ing
Military Matters and Militia Update from Local Units
In a duckpin tournament the Honoraries lead with Team Two and Team Three set to clash tonight and next week. Standings show Honoraries 21 3 and Team Two 16 8, with Team Three at 8 16. A committee in Co. C plans the annual Mechanic Phalanx ball. Corp. James Powers touts Co. C indoor baseball, first game at the armory against the Y M C A team. Col. Pries visited Company C, the National Guard Association of Massachusetts met at the Quincy house to discuss militia law and affiliate with the Interstate National Guard Association. Troop F Chelmsford received pay for Camp Westfield duty. Squad Two plans a January dance. new militia hats boost company appearance under Gov. Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C
Quincy House
Walter E. Lombard
J. H. Smythe
Interstate National Guard Association of the
United States
M.V.M
Sixth annual Prescott hall dance by 20th Century Bachelor Club
A large Prescott hall crowd attended the sixth annual dance of the 20th Century Bachelor Club. Music by Kittredge's Singing Orchestra followed a schedule from 8 pm to midnight with a 20 minute intermission. Officials included Michael Qualey as general manager and a large reception committee led by Thomas Coleman.
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Prescott Hall
Bachelor Club
Kittredge
Michael Qualey
Francis P. Duggan
Charles Horan
Joseph McVey
Michael O'Dey
John Gleason
John Devlin
Thomas Corbett
Thomas Flynn
Robert Armstrong
Frank Devlin
Hugh Flynn
Thomas Coleman
Daniel Dilworth
Thomas McGreevey
Thomas Sullivan
Iagaam Flanagan
Thaddeus McMa
Opera House patrons cheer Lowell vaudeville bill
City government leaders and local newspaper writers filled an Opera House section last night for a brisk vaudeville show. Maxmillian the young violinist drew praise as a top headliner amid sharp political jabs. The program also featured Hert Coote & Company comedy, Trot Trio acrobats, Zinelle & Rochelle in The Messenger Hoy and the Moubret, and a seven‑act troupe including a German acrobat. Ty ann Toles and Orchestra of Mer bore presiding tonight.
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Lowell
Laatts
Maxmillian
Nets Hert Coote & Company
Zinelle & Rochelle
Messenger Hoy
Zinelle
Shakespeare
Ty Ann
Airship Flight by Horace Wild Over Grand Crossing
Chicago electrician Horace B. Wild made his first airship flight reaching 2500 feet above ground. The craft, untested, carried him three miles from launch, facing freezing cold, gear jams, and a gas leak. Two women and a boy aided rescue as the balloon strained toward the lake.
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Chicago
Horace B. Wild
Grand Crossing
Wild
Earth
Met Life witness outlines 1900 lapses cost and policy figures
Haley Fiske vice president of Metropolitan Life testified on lapses in industrial insurance, noting 1900 losses of about 1.07 million and 575,392 policies canceled with an average cost of 1.86 per policy. He said lapse-driven profits were limited and emphasized demand for stable insurance. Edward W. Scott of Provident Savings Life then testified on legal counsel and retainers.
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New York
Haley Fiske
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Fiske
Hughes
Fall River
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Metropolitan
Chile
Armstrong
Edward W. Scott
The
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
Andrew Hamilton
Scott
Wm.h. Buckley
Albany
Textile Triumphs Over Boston College 20 to 1 in Fast Pace
Textile wins second game at Southwick hall defeating Boston College by 20 to 1. Walker scores five baskets leading Textile with Fields and Gay also contributing strong guard play. The first half ends 11 to 0, Textile continues dominance in the slower second half and prepares to face Lowell High School Saturday.
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Textile
Southwick Hall
Boston College
Walker
Filelds
Fields
Gay
Farr
Capt. Church
Huntington
MacDonald
Stursberg
Boston
Fitzgerald
Lowell High School
MacDonald-Huntington
Gay-Church
Farr-Stursberg
Lynch
Sullivan
Supile
McGinness
O' Kern
Mathews Institute Preps Midwinter Carnival and Elections
Regular institute meeting notes strong carnival plans for the week starting January 1 1906 with preparations nearing completion. Two membership proposals read and two new members admitted. Nomination committees formed for semiannual election to be held December 26 in the new hall on Dutton Street. Election expected to stir interest for a largely new governing board. Carnival events include an elaborate program with speeches. Separate meetings for lemonade and flower tables and for ice cream and candy tables scheduled for subsequent Fridays. Cleveland
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Mathewan Institute
John V. Donoghue
Joan J. Lyons
Edward Harris
Michael Lawn
George L. Hunt
Arthur Kane
John Jennings
Dutton Street
Board of Government
Boston Runner Replaced After Accident In Elite Race
The Rink reports Thomas Hudson unable to appear for ten laps at Elite rink yesterday due to an accident. Frank Looney substituted for him as Thomas Mc Dermott challenged, but both fell near the finish line. Mc Dermott recovered first and won the race. Tonight the novelty act Matching Hearts is scheduled at the Elite rink.
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Thomas Hudson
Boston
Thomas McDermott
Frank Looney
McDermott
Puliam Re-elected Leader of National League Clubs
New York based Puliam was re elected president secretary and treasurer of the National League of Baseball Clubs. James Wart the retiring Chicago Cubs president was nominated but declined to run. After amending the constitution to five directors were chosen: Hi So Bonn Harney Dreyfuss Charles H Ebbets and W J Rhetis. A committee was appointed to discuss one man system with higher bodies and Johnson named to represent the National League. Good time tonight Prescott Hall.
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New York
Harry C. Pulliam
National League of Baseball Clubs
James A. Wart
Chicago Cub
Wee
Puffiom
John T. Brush
Mesere. A. Hi. SoBon
Boston
Harney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn
W. J. Rhetis
National Association of Jeagues
Messrs Watkine
Farrell
Bhively
National
Johnson
American League
National League
Prince of Pilsen actors in vaudeville bill revival
Zinelle and Boutelle from The Prince of Pilsen Company headline a comedy characterization The Messenger Boy and the Soubrette. Kubelik of Vaudeville praised. Maxirillian, a violinist, hailed by critics as on par with Kubelik or Ysaye.
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Zinelle
Boutelle
The
Prince of Pilsen Company
Maxirillian
Kubelik
Ysaye
North Billerica League Narrowly Edges Mathews
In a close contest the 1 C F team edged Mathews by two points as clesh from the Mathews lineup played a key role throughout the game.
Merrimack Valley Standings Highlight Clerks Rivalry
In the Merrimack Valley league New York New Haven Hartford clerks lead, with Bigelows close behind. The fight for second place centers on Davis Square and American Express clerks teams, the latter currently holding the monopoly as standings unfold.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Clerks
Bigelows
Davis Square
American Express Clerks
Kidney Cure Helps Buffalo Operator Says It Gives Relief
A. H. Thurnes, a Buffalo coal operator, reports kidney and urinary trouble improved by Foley's Kidney Cure. He describes brick dust stones passing after a few doses and states he now has no kidney pain and feels like a new man. Distributors are Folie & Burkinshaw in Cambridge.
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A. H. Thurnes
Buffalo
N. Y
Foley
Folie & Burkinshaw
Middlesex
Cor
Thorndike St
Last of series tonight Old Hundred Cigars ad
The notice promotes Old Hundred Cigars by W H L Hayes, claiming the 10 cent cigar offers superior quality at a low price. It presents the product as a connoisseur’s smoke and urges readers to try it for a satisfying experience.
Dr Temple offers December free consultations
Dr Temple announces free consults for the rest of December inviting those unwell to learn their true physical condition. The ad claims cures for catarrh liver kidneys asthma rheumatism and other ailments using a magnopethic method, urging readers to seek treatment for various disorders.
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Trey
Kroen de Temple
Mast & Foote
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HOTEL
Col. Pries
Company C
National Guard Association of
Chelmsford
Camp Westfield
Gov. Guild
Sgas
Merrimack ST
Opera House
Toles Ant Orchestra
Merbore
Prescot
O'Donnell Dry Goods Co
France
Switzerland
Ireland
America
Chicago Electrician
Bas
the Mathews
Cleveland
Alonia
PN Aston
Clapece
Peabody
Mazer
Pulliam
Bert Coote & Co
Wall Street
Hermany
Doga
Foster
Aee Bollington
Marsden
Bowlaway League
Wannailancits
Wanalancits
Rictaptepe Perett Ts
Fowler
Bowen - Weeee
Grant
Simpson
Callahan
McDonald
Ashworth Brady Eeervoreweese
Johnston
Shee
Kerwin
Manley
McGrath
St. Louis
Tuesda Eday
Louts
Denault
Marie
Fleming
Erore Burke
Wrante
Vesper Club
Merrimack Valley League
Ituer
John Hylan
Kirsehnereee
T. A Stevens
Cc. Stevens
Abbott
Lambert Wtee
Weston M
Russell
Patten
Clerks
Glenmores
Fantastics
W. H. L. Hayes
Lowell Orchestral Society
ODD Fellows Hall
Herman Hecker
Stephen Townsend
Austin
Hurd
Colonial Orchestra
G. G. Read
Central Street
DR. Temple
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