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EDWIN GINN, 1838-1914, successful as a publisher of educational books, established the World Peace Foundation in 1909, endowing it with a fund of $1,000,000 and sustaining it with annual gifts. See "Edwin Ginn and the World Peace Foundation," by Edwin D. Mead, 1930, and "Outline of the Life of Edwin Ginn," published by Ginn and Company, 1907.
CLERGYMEN AND EDUCATORS
EDWARD EVERETT HALE, 1822-1909, author of one of the classics of American fiction, was even more renowned as a spiritual crusader and indefatigable "meliorist." "The Life and Letters of Edward Everett Hale," by Edward Everett Hale, Jr., 1917, is the standard biography.
JOHN JOSEPH WILLIAMS, 1822-1907, whose life almost parallels that of Doctor Hale chronologically, became in 1866 the fourth Catholic bishop, and in 1875 the first archbishop, of Boston. Evidence of the esteem in which he was held by all classes is contained in a "Sou- venir of the Sacerdotal Golden Jubilee of the Most Reverend John J. Williams, May 16 and 17, 1895," edited by Bernard Corr.
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NOTE ON THE PORTRAITS
Of PHILLIPS BROOKS, 1835-93, bishop of the Episcopal Church, several lives have been written. These include "Phillips Brooks," by M. A. DeWolfe Howe, 1899; "Life and Letters of Phillips Brooks," by A. V. G. Allen, 1900; and "Life of Phillips Brooks " by his successor, Bishop William Lawrence, 1930.
In WILLIAM FAIRFIELD WARREN, 1833-1929, the clergyman, the scholar and the educator were combined. Thirty of his almost ninety-seven years were spent as president of Boston University and many more as a teacher there. In 1930, "William Fairfield Warren," a symposiumn consisting of tributes by various writers, edited by President Daniel L. Marsh, was issued by the Boston University Alumni Association.
Of CHARLES WILLIAM ELIOT, 1834-1926, nothing more need be said than that, with Daniel Coit Gilman, he is generally placed at the head of American educators. A life of Doctor Eliot, by Henry James, was published in 1930 under the title, "Charles William Eliot, President of Harvard University."
The birthplaces of these thirty-six men and women are not without interest and, per- haps, significance. Twenty-two were born within the present limits of Boston and one other in nearby Chelsca. Three were born in other parts of Massachusetts, four in New York City, one each in Vermont, Maine and Kentucky, and three in foreign countries. The list of those born in Boston follows:
Henry Cabot Lodge.
Henry Adams.
Percival Lowell.
Gamaliel Bradford.
John Torrey Morse, Jr.
Phillips Brooks.
George H. Palmer.
Charles W. Eliot.
George F. Parkman.
Horace Gray.
Henry M. Rogers.
Edward Everett Hale.
Charles S. Sargent.
Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Moorfield Storey.
Winslow Homer.
Francis A. Walker.
Henry M. Howe.
Samuel P. Langley.
John J. Williams. Justin Winsor.
Gaetano Lanza.
Those born in other places in Massachusetts are:
Reginald Heber Fitz.
William F. Warren. George R. White.
Henry P. Walcott.
Those born in New York City:
Julia Ward Howe.
Isabella Stewart Gardner. Henry L. Higginson.
William James.
Those born in other states: Louis D. Brandeis.
Peter B. Brigham.
Edwin Ginn.
Those born in foreign countries:
Michael Anagnos.
John Boyle O'Reilly.
Marie E. Zakrzewska.
THE MAYORS
For the work of the individual mayors, as such, "Boston, 1822 to 1922: The Story of Its Government," by John Koren, may be consulted, and some of the publications cited in the notes to Dean Hanford's article. The record of Mayor Nichols, whose term of office came later, is summarized in the City Record of November 9 and December 28, 1929. The annual messages of Mayor Curley contain much information about his second administration and about the third, which is now in progress.
For a general estimate of the sixteen mayors who have served the city during the period covered by this Memorial Volume the reader is referred to the concluding paragraph of Dean Hanford's article, on page 115. Comparing the group, as a whole, with the mayors of other American cities, he finds none that quite equals it in distinction. As the considered judgment of a disinterested expert, this opinion should afford satisfaction to the citizens of Boston, who are themselves vicariously commended in his praise of their elected magistrates.
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INDEX
(See also the Table of Contents and the analytic schedules prefixed to the articles on The City and the State, Labor and Education.)
A.
Abbey, Edwin A., murais in Public Library, 337, 514. Abbott, Edith, welfare worker, 219, 223.
Abbott, Jacob, author, 301.
Abbott, Willis J., editor, 512.
Abrahams, Henry, labor leader, 47, 217, 220, 222.
Actors playing in Boston: see article on The Stage, 391. Adamowski, Joseph, musician, 331.
Adamowski, Timothée, musician, 331.
Adams, Brooks, author, 314, 500, 738.
Adams, Charles Follen, anthor, 309.
Adams, Charles Francis, statesman, death, 720.
Adams, Charles Francis, his son, lawyer and historian, 6, 40, 305, 666; death, 737.
Adams, Charles Francis, Secretary of the Navy, 154 500, 712, 738, 757.
Adamıs, Charles II., 506.
Adams, E. A., ship owner, 283.
Adams, Henry, author: portrait, 315; note on, 775; references, 306, 311, 314, 777; death, 739.
Adams, Ilerbert, sculptor, 373, 728.
Adams, James Truslow, historian, 523, 775.
Adams, John, President, 490, 500; his library, 515.
Adams, John Quincy, President, 150, 151, 153.
Adams, Oscar Fay, author, 309.
Adams, Porter: article on Aviation; sketch, 757; reference, 655.
Adams, Samuel, statue, 715.
Adams, William T. ("Oliver Optic"), 302; death, 725. Aero Club of New England, first in America, founded in Boston, 295; its activities, 295-6.
Africa, trade with, 284-6.
Agassiz, Alexander, scientist, 406-7.
Agassiz, Elizabeth C., educator, death, 731.
Agassiz, Louis, zoologist, 403, 406.
Ahern, Rev. M. J., S. J., 583.
Aiken, John A., judge, 492.
Airport, history and development, 297-300; reference, 281. Illustration, 165.
Albanian Church, 614.
Albers, Homer, Dean Boston University Law School, 496.
Alcott, Bronson, philosopher, 28, 30, 31, 301.
Alott, Louisa M., author, 14, 301; death, 721.
Aldrich, Nelson W., U. S. Senator, 236.
Aldrich, P. Amory, judge, 497.
Aldrich Report on Prices and Wages, 204 et passim.
Aldrich, Thomas B., author, 5, 16, 17. 301-2-3-5, 316, 524; death, 731.
Aldrich, Mrs. Thomas B., 17.
Alexopoulos, Joakim, Greek Bishop, 613.
Allen, Rev. A. V. G., theologian, 24, 591, 777.
Allen, Charles, judge, 145, 492.
Allen, Charles C., painter, 362.
Allen, Charles W., publisher, 14, 28.
Allen, Edward E., Director Perkins Institution, xvi, 472.
Allen, Francis R., architect, 344.
Allen, Frank G., Governor, 433, 710. Allen, Rev. Frederick B., 35, 36, 590.
Allen, Frederick W., sculptor, 378.
Allen, Louise, sculptor, 378.
Allen, Walter, journalist, 21.
Allston, Washington, painter, 353. Allyn and Bacon, educational publishers, 523.
Almy, Mary, architect, 346.
Alpert, Abraham, editor and welfare worker, 623, 625. American Academy of Arts and Sciences, headquarters in Boston, 414.
American Legion, convention in Boston, 749.
Ames, Butler, General, 652.
Ames, Rev. Charles G., 27.
Ames, Mrs. Charles G., 223.
Ames, Charles Il., publisher, 14, 16, 30, 31.
Ames, James Barr, Professor of Law, 496.
Ames, Seth, judge, 492.
Anagnos, Michael: portrait, 75; note on, 774; refer - ences, xv, xvi, 613, 777; death, 730.
Anderson, Geo. W., judge, 500.
Anderson, Jos. G., Catholic bishop, 566, 582.
Anderson, Larz, diplomat, 155; gift of bridge, 547.
Anderson, Mrs. Larz, writer, 312.
Anderson, Thos. F., article on Industry and Manu - factures, 170; sketch, 755.
Anderson, Win. F., Methodist bishop, 602.
Andrew, Jolin A., Governor, 10, 27.
Andrews, Charles H., news manager, 510.
Andrews, E. Benjamin, Pres. Brown University, 37.
Andrews, Esther, Governor's Council, 632.
Andrews, Dr. Fannie Fern, author and lecturer, 313.
Andrews, Richard, painter, 357, 361.
Andrews, Jacques and Rantoul, architects, 346.
Angell, Geo. T., philanthropist, 547; death, 732.
Angell, Norman, peace advocate, 38.
Anniversaries: see Chronicle, 715-50.
Anthony, Susan B., reformer, 529, 638.
Appleton, Nathan, manufacturer and congressman, 153. Appleton, Thos. G., his son, essayist and noted wit, 354. Apthorp, Win. F., music critic, 309, 334, 628.
Architects, Boston, their work in great demand, 344-6.
Architecture in Boston, regenerated by three men, 341; ecclesiastical not progressing, 342-3; that of colleges excellent, 343.
Armenian Apostolic Church, 616.
Armenians: statistics, 81; reference, 77. Illustration, Armenian singers, 555.
Arnold Arboretum, 407, 660, 661, 664, 724. Illustra- tion, 419.
Art criticism in Boston, 310, 339.
Art exhibitions, 338-9.
Art Museum, privately supported, 336; its collections, 336. Illustrations, 345, 359, 375, 389.
Art in public schools, 462-3.
Art schools, 363, 387. Ashmun, John H., Professor of Law, 494. Astronomers, 403, 413.
Athletic events: see Chronicle, 715-50.
Atkins, Albert H., sculptor, 377.
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, 192.
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Atlantic Monthly: its editors, 16, 302; new policy, 310-11; reference, 314.
Atlantic Monthly Press, 523.
Augur, Hezekiah, wood carver, 365.
Austen, Jane G., author, 309.
Australian secret ballot adopted, 721.
Automobile, advent of, 693; changes due to, 695-7; evolution of, 697-8.
Avery, Mrs. Martha M., Catholic lecturer, 575.
Ayres, Col. Leonard P., statistician, 485.
B.
Babbitt, George F., journalist, 21.
Babbitt, Prof. Irving, critic, 312.
Babcock, Samuel G., Episcopalian bishop, 590.
Babson, Roger W., statistician, 313.
Babson, Thos. M., Corporation Counsel, 503.
Back Bay, 56. See also List of Illustrations.
Bacon, Edwin M., journalist, 22, 310, 508; death, 738.
Bacon, Gaspar G., Pres. Mass. Senate, 143.
Bailey, Lillian (Mrs. George Henschel), singer, 323.
Bailey, S. I., astronomer, 403.
Bailin, Stephen L., author, 317.
Baker, Geo. F., benefactor Ilarvard Business School, 731.
Baker, Prof. Geo. P., course in drama, 397.
Baker, Harvey H., Juvenile Court judge, 498, 538, 638, 640.
Baker, Lorenzo D., ship captain, 289.
Balch, Prof. Einily G., 47, 219, 223.
Balch, Francis, lawyer, 503.
Baldwin, James F., engineer, 440.
Baldwin, Loamni, engineer, 435.
Baldwin, Loamnii, his son, engineer, 435, 440, 441
Baldwin, Maria L., Negro teacher, 82, 743.
Baldwin, Rev. Wm. H., founder Y. M. C. U., 27. Ball, Phineas, engineer, 441.
Ball, Thos., sculptor, his autobiography, 310; his work, 367, 371. Illustration, his Washington Statue, 29.
Bancroft, Geo., historian, 9.
Bancroft, Hugh, Director of the Port and publisher 281, 512.
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Banking in Boston: statistics, 246; growth of, 230-45. Banks, Gen. N. P., Governor, 28, 153.
Baptists: article on, 602; Daniel S. Ford endowment, 603; Home for Sailors, 603.
Baring Bros., suspension, 232.
Barnard, Geo. Grey, sculptor, 338, 373.
Barnum, Gertrude, Secy. Women's Trade Union League, 21S, 219.
Barr, Mary A., City Planning Board, 47.
Barrett, Lawrence, actor, 392.
Barrett, Wm. E., journalist and congressman, 506.
Barron, Charles, actor, 393.
Barron, Clarence W., financial publisher, 512.
Barrows, Mary, publisher, 523.
Barrows, Rev. Samuel J., 24.
Barrows, Mrs. Samuel J., 24.
Barrus, Clara, biographer, 314.
Barry, Edward P., Lieutenant-Governor, 143.
Barry, John D., author, 312.
Barry, Mrs. Thomas, actress, 391.
Bartlett, Alfred, publisher, 526.
Bartlett, Chas. W., lawyer, 503.
Bartlett, Frederick O., author, 312.
Bartlett, Jolin, compiler of Dictionary of Quotations, 14.
Bartlett, Paul W., sculptor, his Warren statue, 338, 373, 729.
Bartlett, Sydney, lawyer, 503.
Bartlett, Truman H., art critic, 373, 374.
Barton, Clara, First Pres. American Red Cross, 25, 556 Barton, Rev. William E., author and philanthropist, 25, 594.
Bassett, Edward M., city planning expert, 51.
Bassett, Sara Ware, author, 312.
Batchelder, Walter, teacher of carpentry, 466.
Batchelor, Rev. George, 24.
Bates, Arlo, author, 306, 316; deatlı, 739.
Bates, Esther W., author of pageants, 316.
Bates, Prof. Katherine L., poet, 313.
Bates, John L., Governor, 142-3-4.
Baths, public, 678-9.
Baxter, Prof. Gregory P., chemist, 406.
Baxter, Sylvester: Secy, Met. Park Commission, 640, 666; his "Park Guide," 662; advocate of Greater Boston, 120, 121, 125, 126; article on Howells, 8; a gifted writer, 310; reference, 1.
Baxter, W. J., statistician, 192.
Bayard, Thos. F., ambassador, 11.
Beach, Mrs. H. H. A., composer, 334.
Beal, Robert W., landscape architect, 350.
Beal, Thos. B., bank president, 233.
Beale, Joseph H., article on The Metropolitan Dis- triet, 116; sketch, 754; references, 498, 504.
Beard, Alanson W., Treasurer of the Commonwealth, 144.
Belden, Charles F. D., article on Libraries, 513; sketch, 765-6; references, xi, 763, 764; death, 765.
Bell, Alexander G., inventor, xv, 485.
Bell, Mrs. Helen, her witticisms, 628.
Bellamy, Edward, author, 36, 302.
Benedict, Dr. Francis G., nutrition expert, 432; tribute to Philip L. Hale, 761.
Bennett, Edmund H., Dean B. U. Law School, 496.
Bennett, Samuel C., Dean B. U. Law School, 496.
Benson, Frank W., painter, 354, 355, 357, 361, 363.
Benton, Josiah H., gifts to Public Library, 515, 547.
Bercovici, Konrad, author, 80.
Berenson, Bernhard, art critic, 310, 317, 628.
Bergengren, Ralph W., author, 312.
Beston, Henry, author, 312.
Bicycle, development of, 697; influence on the airplane and the automobile, 697-8.
Biewend, Rev. A., Lutheran pastor, 607.
Bigelow, Melville MI., Professor of Law, 496.
Bigelow, Dr. Win. S., physician and Buddhist scholar, 305.
Bijou Theatre, home of light opera, 394.
Billard, John L., holder of New Haven R. R. stock, 253.
Bird, Arthur, composer, 334.
Bird, Chas. S., paper manufacturer, 506.
Bird, Francis W., his son, newspaper publisher, 506-7. Birkner, Rev. Mr., Lutheran pastor, 607.
Birthplaces of the contributors to this book, 65; of the mayors of Boston, 83; of the Representative Bostonians whose portraits appear in these pages, 83, 777.
Biscoe, Howard M., railroad official, 262.
Bixby, W. K., bibliophile, 12.
Black, Agnes (Knox), writer and teacher, 314.
Black, Prof. E. Charlton, scholar and editor, 314, 485.
Blackall, Clarence H., architect, 346.
Blackwell, Alice Stone, editor, 33, 310, 314.
Blackwell, Henry B., 33. Blaine, James G., U. S. Senator, 35, 152.
Blake, Francis, inventor, 411.
Blake Bros., brokers, 236.
Bliss, Wm., railroad president, 261.
Blodgett, Caleb, judge, 146.
Bloomfield, Daniel, author, 317.
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Bloomfield, Meyer, lawyer, author, vocational expert, 317.
Blossom, Harold H., landscape architect, 350.
Blue Ilill Observatory, 295, 300, 403.
Boardman, Halsey J., Pres. Mass. Senate, 143. Boardinan, Russell N., aviator, 29S.
Bogan, Col. F. B., 647.
Bolles, Eugene, lawyer, 503.
Bolles, Frank, naturalist, 310.
Bolster, Wilfred, judge, 499.
Bolton, Chas. K., author and librarian: sketch, 772; references, x, 313.
Bolton, Sarah K., author: death, 738.
Bootlı, Edwin, actor, 392.
Borden, Simeon, engineer, 435.
Bosley, Frederick A., painter, 361.
Boston Chamber of Commerce, 162-64.
Boston citizens in service of the Commonwealth,
142-7; in service of the Nation, 153-6.
Boston City Charter, latest revisions, 102-7.
Boston clergymen, sketches of, 23-28. See also the chapter on Religion.
Boston College: its architecture, 343; its development, 484, 563, 578; Law School, 497; Graduate School, 497; reference, 478. Illustration, 585.
Boston Common: ancestor of the park system, 657; changes since 1880, 687-8.
Boston Elevated Railway Co., 267-70, 271, 277-8.
Boston Harbor, port facilities, 166. See article on The Harbor and Shipping.
Boston Museum: visiting plays and actors, 392; its stock company, 393-4.
Boston Public Library: its music library, 332; its mural paintings, 337; its architecture, 341-2; general description, 514-16.
Boston Society of Arts and Crafts, 384, 390.
Boston Society of Civil Engineers, first in America, 436-7.
Boston Symphony Orchestra, 319, 321-6, 545, 716.
Boston Theater: a fine house, 391; its stock company, 391 ; home of opera, 392.
Boston, topographical changes in, 56-60, 685-7; Hyde Park annexed, 43, 734.
Boston University: origin and development, 484-5; Law School, 496; Medical School, 427-8; writers connected with, 314-16.
Bostonian Society, founded in 1881, 1, 716, 773.
Boutwell, Geo. S., U. S. Senator, 34, 153.
Bouve-Boston School of Physical Education, 674.
Bowditch, Dr. Henry I., death, 722.
Bowditch, Dr. Henry P., physiologist, 427.
Bowditch, Nathaniel, his library, 515.
BowIker, Katharine, founder of Women's Municipal League, 554, 641.
Bowne, Prof. Borden P., theologian, 316, 485.
Boyden, Roland W., lawyer, 65, 155, 504.
Boyden, Uriah, engineer, 435.
Boys' Club established, 723. Brackett, Dr. Jeffrey R., teacher, 531, 642.
Brackett, Jolin Q. A., Governor, 142, 143; death, 739. Bradbury, Mrs. F. T., sister of Geo. R. White, public bequests, 336, 545, 547.
Bradford, Gainaliel, author: portrait, 315; note on, 775; references, 311, 313, 777. Bradford, Wm., his Plymouth Ilistory, 11, 725.
Bradley, Will, artist and author, 526. Brady, John, Catholic bishop, 566. Braithwaite, W. S. B., author, 314. Braley, Ilenry K., judge, 145, 497.
Bram, Thos., murder trial, 503; pardoned and appeared in Boston later, 286.
Brandeis, Louis D., judge: portrait, 75; note on, 775; liberal activities, 154-5, 223; work for Savings Bank Insurance, 154, 223, 530-1, 642; for Chamber of Commerce, 163; for Consumers' League, 638; references, 504, 777.
Brent, Charles II., Episcopalian bishop, 25, 591.
Brewer, Chas., and Co., shipping house, 284.
Brewster, Elisha II., judge, 500.
Bridgman, Rev. Howard A., editor, 23.
Bridgman, Laura, blind deaf-mute, xv.
Bridgman, Prof. P. W., physicist, 404.
Briggs, Le Baron Russell, Harvard Dean and Radcliffe President, 307, 482.
Brigham, Elizabeth F., public benefactor, 546.
Brigham, Lincoln F., judge, 492.
Brigham, Peter Bent, public benefactor: portrait, 539; note on, 776; references, 429-30, 546, 777.
Brigham, Robert Breck, public benefactor, 430, 546; death, 727.
Brighton: population gaining, 63; industries, 176.
Brimmer, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, 628.
Brin, Alexander, editor, 317, 623, 625.
Brock, Geo. E., bank president, 641.
Bronner, Dr. Augusta F., psychologist, 538.
Brooke, Rev. Stopford, 595.
Brooks, Amy, author, 312.
Brooks, Elbridge S., author, 309.
Brooks, Jolın G., sociologist, 37, 223, 638.
Brooks, Phillips, Episcopalian bishop: portrait, 599; note on, 777; his preaching, 24, 302, 588; his ministry, 588-9; Lives of, 777; references, xvi, xvii, xviii, 6, 36, 305, 306, 548, 590-1; death, 723; monument, 371.
Brooks, Richard E., sculptor, 373, 726.
Brown, Abbie Farwell, author, 307; death, 746.
Brown, Alice, author, 306, 312, 316, 522, 632.
Brown, Allen A., music library, 332, 515.
Brown, Annie H., public benefactor, 547.
Brown, Appleton, painter, 354.
Brown, Frank Chouteau, article on The Tercentenary Observance, 707; sketch, 771-2; references, 346, 383.
Brown, Henry K., sculptor, 367.
Brown, Rev. Howard N., 595.
Brown, Kate Louise, author, 307.
Brown, LaRue, lawyer, 223.
Brown, Margaret F., painter, 362.
Brown, Murray, publisher, 522.
Brown, Rollo W., author, 312.
Brown Brothers, bankers, 236.
Brown Durrell Co., 755-6.
Bruce, H. Addington, author, 311, 313, 317.
Bryan, Wm. Jennings, statesman, 34.
Bryant, Nanna, sculptor, 378.
Bryant, Wm. Cullen, poet, 9.
Bryce, James, British ambassador, 71, 87.
Buck, Dudley, organist and composer, 320, 321.
Buckland, Edward G., railroad official, 256.
Bugbee, J. M., author, 88, 128, 132.
Buildings, notable new, 344, 346. See also Chronicle, 715-50.
Bulfinch, Chas., architect, 337, 340, 342. Illustration, his State House, 135.
Bullard, Fred F., composer, 334.
Bullard, F. Lauriston, editor, 314, 511.
Bunker, Dennis, painter, 356-7.
Bunnell, Col. Geo. W., 446.
Burgess, Edward, yacht designer, 720.
Burgess, Gelett, author, 316.
Burke, Jeremiah E., article on Schools, 449; sketch, 763-4; references, xi, 453, 543, 638, 641 ; deatlı, 763. Burns, John J., judge, 484.
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Burrill, Chas. L., State Treasurer, 144.
Burritt, Elihu, peace advocate and linguist, 39.
Burroughs, Harry E., author and founder of Newsboys' Foundation, 317, 640.
Butler, Benjamin F., Governor, 3, 492, 493, 494, 717. Butler, Win. M., U. S. Senator, 485.
Butterworth, Ilezekiah, editor, 302.
Buxton, Frank W., journalist, 511.
Bymer, Edwin L., author, 5.
Byrd, Richard E., rear-admiral, 297, 298, 710.
C.
Cabot, Frederic P., judge, 498, 538, 640.
Cabot, Godfrey L., aviation expert, 300.
Cabot, Dr. Richard C., founded first Social Service Dept. in hospitals, 422, 549, 632; author, 313; in- terested in condition of workers, 223.
Caffin, Chas. H., art critic, 776.
Cairns, Hugh, sculptor, 378.
Call, Edward P., newspaper publisher, 506.
Calvert Round Table, 637.
Campbell, Rev. Edward J., article on Roman Catholic Church, 560; sketch, 766-7; reference, 477.
Campbell, Ilelen, author, 23.
Canadians in Boston: statistics, 81; of mixed origin, 81, S2. See also under French and French Cana- dians in Boston.
Cannon, Annie J., astronomer, 403, 632.
Cannon, Cornelia James, author, 312.
Cannon, Ida, welfare worker, 632.
Cannon, Dr. Walter B., physiologist, 425, 432.
Capen, Samuel B., Pres. Boston Municipal League, 35,36.
Caplet, André, conductor, 330.
Carberry, Clifton B., journalist, 314.
Cardozo, Benj. N., judge, tribute to Justice Holmes, 774.
Carlson, Harry J., architect, 346. Carinan, Bliss, poet, xix.
Carnegie, Andrew, adds to the Franklin Fund, 544.
Carpenter, Rev. Henry B., poet, 302.
Carpenter, John A., composer, 321.
Carreño, Teresa, pianist, 320.
Carson, Howard A., engineer, 441, 442.
Carter, Morris, Director, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, 776.
Carter, Russell G., author, 312.
Carty, John J., electrical engineer, 411.
Casas, W. B. de las, Met. Park Commissioner, 666.
Casey, Josephine, Secy. Women's Trade Union League, 219.
Castle, Prof. W'm. E., zoologist, 407. Castle Island, 281, 663.
Catchings, Waddill, manufacturer and author, 313.
Catholic Church: influence of its liturgy and cere- monial, 83; free schools, 477-80; colleges, 484, 488, 489; Seminary, 478, 563-4, 570; Diocesan Director of Charities, 564; centenary of the archdiocese, 565; the Pilot made official organ, 567; statistics, 587. See article on The Roman Catholic Church, 560. Illus- trutions, Catholic Educational Institutions, 535. Censorship problems, 734, 737, 747, 74S.
Chadwick, Geo. W., article on Music, 319; sketch, 75S-9; references, xi, 323, 332, 333, 334, 39S, 463, 764; death, 759. Chadwick, Oliver, aviator, 296.
Chafee, Zechariah, Professor of Law, 643.
Chaffee, Prof. Emory L., physicist, 404. Chain stores, 191-93.
Chamberlain, Mellen, librarian, 515, 520.
Chamberlin, Joseph Edgar, journalist and author: sketch, 772-3; references, x, xviii, xix, 21, 314, 505, 506.
Chamber music in Boston, 330-31.
Chandler, Edward H., Secy. Twentieth Century Club, 36.
Chandler, Robt. D., decorator, 386.
Chandler and ('o., dry goods, 191.
Channels in Boston Harbor, 280.
Channing, Edward, historian, 313.
Channing, Rev. Wm. Ellery, 38.
Chapman-Alexander campaign, 593.
Chapman and Frazer, architects, 346.
Charles River Basin: construction, 443, 670-71; Mrs. Storrow's gift, 56, 547; reference, 282.
Charles Station, 277. Illustration, 255.
Charlesbank Gymnasium, 660, 665, 674, 676-7.
Charlestown: population not gaining, 63; shipping facilities, 167, 282; Navy Yard, 167, 282, 644, 647, 652; industries, 176.
Chase, Mrs. Chester, painter, 362.
Chase, Frederic HI., judge, 146.
Chase, Philip A., Met. Park Commissioner, 666.
Chemistry: research at Harvard, 404-6; at Technology, 40S-9; commercial laboratories, 411-12.
Cheney, Ednah D., woman suffrage leader, 6, 33, 626.
Cheney, John E., engineer, 443.
Cheney, Sheldon, author, 344.
Chesbrough, Ellis S., engineer, 436, 440, 441.
Chickering, Chas. F., piano manufacturer, death, 722. Child, Prof. Francis J., scholar and critic, 302.
China and the East, trade with, 282, 284.
Choate, Chas. F., Jr., lawyer, 503, 511; death, 746.
Choate, Robert B., his son, journalist, 511.
Choate, Rufus, lawyer, 153, 62S.
Christ Church (old North Church), Salem Street, oldest church building in Boston, 589. Illustration, 15.
Christian, Dr. Henry A., article on Medicine, 417; sketch, 762-3; references, 421, 423, 430.
Christian Leader, Universalist weekly, 23, 597.
Christian Register, Unitarian weekly, 24, 597.
Christian Science, article on, 608; the First Church, 608-9, 627; publications, 511-12, 609. See, also, under Eddy, Mary B.
Christopher, Rev. Nicholas S., Albanian pastor, 614. Church, Duane A., inventor, 412.
Church Militant, The, Episcopalian monthly, 591.
City Council: large powers in 1880, 84; attempts to limit these, 87 et seq .; powers greatly reduced, 102-6; present composition, 111. For changes in size and in methods of election, see article on The City Goverminent, 84, passim.
City Planning Board, origin and achievements, 45-56, 109.
City Planning: Harvard School of, 349, 352; work of landscape architects in, 351-2; how far applicable to Boston, 703-6. See, also, under Gourlay, Robert Fleniing.
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