Great Combinations of Capital Discussed by Ex-Congressman
Ex-congressman Joseph H O'Neil addressed the Young Men's Catholic Institute on trusts and combinations. He argued for publicity and end of special privileges, warned against monopoly harm, and urged the youths to study the issue with faith in American adaptability and democracy. He cited railroads steel coal and sugar as examples and urged broader public awareness.
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Young Men's Catholic Institute
Joseph H O'Neil
Port of
Fr. McHugh
St. Patrick's
J. Fred Walsh
Joseph Smith
James McManimon
Alfred Davis
Fred H. Roirke
John Harrington
Hugh F. Gillon
Wm. Cogger
Edward Gallagher
Thos. J. Mulligan
J. Joseph Hennessey
James J. Kerwin
Martin Reidy
Andrew F. Roach
Butler Ames
George Harrigan
W. H. S. Hayes
P. J. O'Brien
Columbian Orchestra
James Gookin
Joseph H. O'Neil
Schwab
United States
South
Abe Lincoln
Jeff Davis
State House
Pope Leo
Crane
Sugar Trust
Great Trust
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Bourke Cochran
Bryan
England
Standard Oil Company
Great Inventions and the New American Middle Class
A speech extols innovation and hard work as paths to a growing middle class despite wealth disparity. It urges effort over curbside idleness, lauds the institute led by Rev Fr Dorgan, and notes a program of music readings and social events organized by local committees.
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O’brien
Dorgan
Belvidere
Father Dorgan
Institute
Fr. Lawrence
Edward Shea
David P. Martin
Daniel MaeCaffrey
John McMahon
John Dalton
Edward Quinlan
James Coughlin
Messrs. Shea and Clark
Stephen Kelly
Noonan Brothers
Spindle City Quartette
P. J. O’brien
John O’brien
Daniel McElholm
Thomas Cunningham
Smoke Talk
Patrick Mooney
John McLaughlin
Alex. Roundtree
John Flanagan
John McCaffrey
Old Company C reunites for 18th Civil War veterans’ gathering
Sixth regiment associates held their 18th annual reunion at Post 185 hall. Despite smaller attendance, letters from comrades in California, Wisconsin, New York, New Jersey, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and Colorado reached the group. Officers were elected, resolutions read on three deaths, and members adjourned to Putnam’s for a dinner before enjoying music and sociability in the post hall.
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California
Wisconsin
New York
New Jersey
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Colorado
Joel Knapp
Julian A. Richardson
Luther B. Swain
H. W. Allen
J. H. Caverly
B. F. Freeman
Lowell
Albert Hamblett
Dracut
Alfred G. Parkhurst
West Chelmsford
Reuben A. Derby
Hudson
J. A. Dorr
J. A. Richardson
A. G. Parkhurst
Charles A. Donaghue
Gardner W. King
James B. Trueworthy
Joseph Conway
Putnam
Post
Reception Honors Longtime Church Trustee at Parsonage
Rev. and Mrs. G. M. Smiley hosted about 50 trustees and stewards of Highland Methodist Church plus their wives at the parsonage on Grove Street to mark the 77th birthday of Benjamin F. Sargent. A gold headed cane inscribed with his name will be worn by him and a bouquet of 77 pinks was given. Mrs. Smiley read a commemorative poem and several women assisted with refreshments and serving.
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G. M. Smiley
Highland Methodist Church
Grove Street
Benjamin F. Sargent
Sargent
Dr. Smiley
Christ
Third annual social of the In grain Winders held in Prescott hall
Prescott hall hosted the third annual In grain Winders social last evening with over 2099 couples dancing to Hibbard's four piece orchestra. The event featured a 20 number program and a full slate of officers including Mamie Jameson as general manager Josiah Dow as assistant manager Katie V Kane as treasurer Nora G Curry as floor director and several assistants and reception committee members.
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Ingrain Winders
Prescott Hall
Hibbard
Joe
Mamie Jameson
Josiah Dow
Katie V. Kane
Nora G. Curry
Michael Kane
Edith Williston
Alds
Katie McCabe
Mic Y. Lee
Mae L. Turner
Delia Kelley
Annie Hayden
Mae Farquhar
Alize Jameson
Rose Justin
S. V. Ball
Kittie Coleman
Edith Bachelor
Lizzie Everette
Orence Leahey
Mary Bancroft
Jen Gould
Boy Burned by Shovelful of Hot Coals at Round House
James Wholey, a boy, suffered severe burns to his tack and neck yesterday afternoon when a fireman cleaning a locomotive yard shovel full of hot coals into his path. He received treatment at Emergency hospital.
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James Wholey
Round House
Boston and Maine
Wholey
Primary Union Meeting for Sunday School Teachers
The Primary union for Sunday school teachers will be held today at 3 p.m. in the First Baptist church.
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First Baptist Church
Cold Weather Comforts and Alcohol Lesson Tale
A short item notes French flannel vests sold by Dows, a druggist, at low prices for comfort in cold weather. It also references Hobson’s sinking of the Merrimac tied to Mrs. Hunt teaching the effect of alcohol on men's brains.
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Dows
Hobson
Wood's Bundle Sale Opens At Nine Oclock
Wood offers a bundle sale today at nine oclock featuring a choice article and a valuable present for 25 cents, presenting a special opportunity for shoppers.
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Wood
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Joseph H. O’neil
CO. C Associates
Ingrain Winders Waltz
Primary Union
THE
Courier
the Citizen
Charles Morris
Morris
Tocqurier-Citizen CO
Great Republic
Courier-Citizen CO
Merrimack Street
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