Home Rule in Ireland Rally in Boston Theatre
Enthusiastic Boston Theatre meeting supporting the Parnell defence fund featured Hon. Patrick A. Collins and Congressman William McAdoo of New Jersey. McAdoo urged Irish American aid and praised Ireland’s struggle for self rule, while John E. Fitzgerald commented on English sentiment shifts. A concert preceded remarks. the audience showed strong enthusiasm despite a small attendance.
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Boston
General Collins
John E. Fitzgerald
America
Ireland
Patrick A. Collins
Parnell Defence Fund
William McAdoo
New Jersey
McAdoo
England
Englis
Friends of Theory
Chauncey M. Depew
Fire Record Explosions and Blazes Across Several Cities
A series of fires and an explosion struck multiple locations. In Long Island City a steam plant blast at Empire Oil Works damaged facilities and caused deaths and heavy losses. Other fires hit Pittsburgh, Plymouth New Hampshire, Chicago, Providence and New York, destroying warehouses, residences, and a large ink works with total losses running into tens of thousands of dollars.
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Long Island City
L. L
Empire Oil Works
East River
Ruable
Standard Oil Company
Ol Works
Ross Ros
Wade & Co
Theew York Tron and Chemical Company
George E. Bulwer & Co
A. H. Hewes & Co
James Nolan
Ross Bros
New York Iron and Chemical Company
G. E. Bulwer
A. H. Hews & Co
Cambridge
Mass
George E. Bulwer
A. H. Hewes
N. H
Chicago
Decker & Unrath
Fulton Street
Oss
Providence
K. I
Zephaniah G. Lincoln
Seekonk
York
West Thirty-sixth Street
Bougereau
Kleczynski
William H. Howe
Paris
Wahlberg
de Cock
Hassam
Michetti
Bertsik
Robie
Rogers
Picknell
Cape Ann
5. P. Avery, Jr
New York
Fire damages multiple buildings in Bristol street area
Early morning blaze in a four story brick building at 81 and 83 Bristol street damaged the boiler room and roof. Loss estimated at five thousand dollars for the structure and thirty five thousand for stock and machinery. Suspected cause sparks from a furnace. Additional fires included a small blaze from 1960 Washington street shop and a chimney fire at 21 Wheeler street with minor damage.
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Bristol Street
J. F. Paul
Wright
Martin Craven
Washington Street
Edward Thomas
Sherian Street
Ian Cohen
Wheeler Street
Fine Arts at the Museum Showcases Master Engravings
The Art Museum exhibition arranged by Mr. Koehler highlights German French Italian and Dutch portrait engravings from the Gray collection. Notable works include Velasquez prints reinterpreted by MacBeth and copies by G. F. Schmidt, with others by Cranach, Liszt, and Paoli Joschi. The show emphasizes technical fidelity and artistic spirit across eras and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Museum
Koehler
Vesalii
Velasquez “Infanta
Louvre
Vandyke
Rubens
Dresden
Caspar Netscher
Prince Rupert
Giorgione
G. F. Schmidt
Lucas Cranach
Liszt
Paoli Joschi
Raphael
Julius III
Winkley Lectures Set At Andover By E Benjamin Andrews
The fifth Winkley course will be held April 1 to 9 in Bartlet chapel Andover Theological Seminary with E Benjamin Andrews of Cornell University lecturing on Some Special Bearings of Political Economy Upon Ethics The syllabus lists topics by date with most sessions at 4 p m and two at 8 30 a m Seats in the lecture room reserved for seminary students. remaining seating for visitors
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Winkley
Andover
Bartletchapel, Theological Seminary
E. Benjamin Andrews
Cornell University
Two Fatal Fires Include Burned Woman at 186 Blue Hill Ave and Store Blaze
Edward Legacy and wife suffered fatal burns after a varnish bottle exploded in a stove accident at their home. Mrs. Catherine Farrell, 63, died from the Saturday night grocery store fire at 448 Commercial Street where Maurice and Mrs. Collins resided. Police and fire crews faced initial confusion after a kerosene lamp explosion is suspected.
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Edward Legacy
Blue Hill Avenue
Commercial Street
Maurice Collins
Farrell
Collins
Jarrell
Character and Immortality Sermon at King's Chapel
Professor Edward G Robinson of Brown University delivered an afternoon sermon at King's Chapel on Character and Personal Immortality using 2 Peter 3 13 14 as a text. He described two forces in Christianity the outward and inward that may be separated and tied the thought of God's personality to human immortality.
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King’s Chapel
Edward G. Robinson
D.D
Brown University
Peter
Ladds Argument Against Constitutional Prohibition
A Massachusetts reader highlights Mr Justice Ladd of New Hampshire arguing against constitutionally embedding prohibition. He cites New York's bribe cases under a stiff constitutional ban, warns against expanding legislative powers via the constitution, and urges careful, strategic choice beyond a single weapon in the long temperance fight.
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Justice Ladd
New Hampshire
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Bar Association
Manchester Union
Massachusetts
J.B. Traver
Cambridge
Henry W. Jashne
Arthur J. McQuade
John O'Neil
Jacob Sharp
New York
People
Jachne
Court of Appeals
Temperance
Prohibition
Emerson
Supreme Court
State
Legislature Should Hold Functions and Powers
A fragment quotes W. S. Lapp urging that only the Legislature retain constitutional duties while the people may alter powers only after careful deliberation and proven necessity, stressing a sound, experience tested decision.
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Lapp
Lancaster
Campaign for Constitutional Prohibition Opens in Boston Church
The amendment campaign held Sunday meetings at Bromfield Street Methodist Church. R. R. Jewell and John K. Anderson spoke on lasting impact of constitutional prohibition, citing Kansas figures. Officials note enforcement would shift to governor appointees with police assistance, and letters to leaders show broad support. Alice J. Osborne sang as Colonel Cheves of Kentucky addressed the crowd.
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Bromfield Street Methodist
R. R. Jewell
John K. Anderson
Fitchburg
Jewell
Kansas
Massachusetts
Boston
Anderson
People's Church
R. Cheves
Kentucky
Rum
Alice J. Osborne
Noted Guests at Parker House and Nearby Hotels
A parade of notable visitors at Boston area hotels includes Joseph Beekman of the Parker House denying hotel management rumors, and figures such as C. H. Amsden, J. W. Churchill, and M. Mercier among others. The list catalogs guests at Parker House, Brunswick, Vendome, Adams, Thorn, Tremont and other prominent hostelrys, with many performers and public figures staying during the period.
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Joseph Beekman
Parker House
C. H. Amsden
New Hampshire
Vendome
J. W. Churchill
Andover
Central Church
Brunswick
Churchill
William McAdoo
Jersey City
Boston
R. H. Colquitt
Georgia
Emma Juch
Signor Perotti
Helen van Doenhoff
Mr. Herbert
Mr. Bologna
Charles E. Locke
Juch Opera Company
Karsper
Miss Furgeson
Miss Nelson
Scanlan Company
Parker's
Paul Kalisch
Lili Lehmann-Kalisch
Carmilla Hoffman
Minna Baumann Terloff
Helene Volizt
M. Mercier
Quebec
Charles Jansolier
Allaire
Parkerouse
A. E. Powell
Rochester
N. Y
A. H. Rice
Rose Coughlan
Adams House
Letitia Aldrich
Clara Lipman
M. Palmer’s Company
Thorn- 8
W. J. Quinlan
William J. Quinlen
Brooklyn
D. McKelsey
G. Williams
D.W. Bishop
William J. Tucker
F. Ames
New York
B. Philipp
Nelson G. Green
Charles W. Pratt
George Harris
Rowland Gamwell
Cincinnati
W. Paine
Portland
Revere
R. G. Thure
Nashville
Tenn
F. Parker
Providence
J. E
San Francisco
Cal
Quincy
F. C. Osgood
Kingston
Jamaica
N.S. Barwall
Philadelphia
L. E. Heath
Milford
H. H. Eckert
Pittsburg
Penn
I. F. Bacto
Elmira
George F. Baird
St. John
N. B
Max G. Krautman
New Yok
Young’s
Mrs
James Seaverns
Militia Rifle Team Receives Funds for England Trip
Treasurer Potter reports $1450 received to defray Massachusetts Volunteer Militia Rifle team expenses in England from July 8 to 20. The trip is expected to cost about $6500, and supporters anticipate quick subscription to cover the shortfall.
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Potter
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
England
Great Britain
Massachusetts Sons of the Revolution names committee
At the State House meeting the Sons of the Revolution formed a committee to arrange the next gathering, craft a constitution and by laws, and report officers and delegates for the Massachusetts society and the national convention. Named were John Quincy Adams Quincy G W Brown Lexington aged G Prescott Boston Nathan L Revere Worcester A A Stocker M D Cambridge Luther L Tarbell Marlboro John Warren M D Boston Robert C Winthrop Boston Andrew M Ward Boston Clarence B Ward secretary ex officio Allston.
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Sons of the Revolution
State House
Massachusetts Society
John Quincy Adams
Quincy
G. W. Brown
Lexington
Ageot G. Prescott
Boston
Nathan L. Revere
Worcester
A. A. Stocker
M. D
Cambridge
Luther L. Tarbell
Marlboro
John Warren
M.D
Robert C. Winthrop
Andrew Fl. Ward
Clarence 8. Ward
Allston
Little Wanderers' Home Chapel Consecrated in Boston
The New England Home for Little Wanderers on West Newton Street held a consecration ceremony. Rev. O P Gifford preached on Suffer little children to come unto me and forbids them not. Board of managers and children led the act, with prayers by Rev. Dr. A P Foster and singing by the Home's children.
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New England
Little Wanderers
West Newton Street
V. Cooper
Cummings
O. P. Gifford
Board of Managers, Children and Friends
A. P. Foster
Roxbury
Court hearing on demurrer in Swift et al case
United States Circuit Court on March 30 held a hearing on a demurrer to a bill in equity seeking to transfer funds from a note proceeds held by clerk John G. Stetson into Swift and others. Lawyers F A Brooks for plaintiff Swift and Gray and Stetson for defendants appeared.
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Coct
Charles A. Gregory
William N. C. Swift
Equity
John G. Stetson
Stetson
F. A. Brooks
Jaintiff Swift
Gray Ox
Deendants
Supreme Judicial Court calendar slips to next Tuesday
The Supreme Judicial Court opens Monday April 1 to hear criminal docket for about an hour then resumes equity arguments Nos 694 605 607 610 612 613 614 616. Court adjourns Tuesday with no equity hearings this week due to judges in consultation. Tuesday April 2 cases postponed to Tuesday the 9th.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Norder
Supreme Court April sitting announced for divorce cases
The April sitting of the Supreme Court begins on a Tuesday at 10 o clock with five sessions. Divorce cases will be taken up in the fifth session.
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Supreme Court
Suffolk Superior Court session list opens with multiple judges
The April term opens Tuesday at 10 with Judges Staples Thoms Pitman Bishop Aldrich presiding in sequence. Dockets include numerous civil actions in First to Fifth Sessions and a probate court returnable list for Monday April 1. Contain names such as Lelt Chelsea Kiuck James Hodge Butler and many others in cases and estate matters.
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Suffolk County
Staples
Thomson
Pitman
Bishop
Aldrich
John G. Blunt
Edmund F. Bradlee
Helen C. Bradlee
Edward W. Brown
Randolph Campbell
Nicholas Cannata
Michael Donahoe
Minor
Mary E. Fairfield
William C. Fairfield
Anne Kh. Fitgmeyer
Jaimes J. Giblin
Dennis Griffin
James Guild
Samuel C. Hale
Eliza Ann Hales
Daniel Hartnett
Bridget Hearn
Mary J. Hearn
James Thearns
James Hearn
Ellen M. Hennessey
John Kehew
Ariel Low
Sarah E. Magee
Forsairy J Civil list orders in municipal case docket
Forsairy J. presides over a March 30 fiscal docket listing numerous civil cases including Doherty v. leterrart, Meuillan v. Bur beck, Boney v. Halura, Roberta v. Pillsbury, Foster v. Post, Cavy v. Grueby, Callahan v. Sullivan, Isburgh v. Smith, Johnston v. Metro Life Ins Co, Henry v. Glass, Boston Marble Co. v. 6, Little v. Fish, Young v. McLeod, Keen v. Weeks.
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Municipal CO Harpy, C.J
Doherty
Leterrart
Meuillan
Burbeck
Boney
Halura
Roberta
Pillsbury
Sealant
McCarty
Foster
Post
Cavy
Grueby
Callahan
Sullivan
Isburgh
Smith
Johnston
Metro
Life Ins
California Wines Gaining Nationwide Attention
A Harper's Weekly review lauds California’s wine industry as a future powerhouse. Vineyards have quadrupled in six years with production near 20 million gallons, and $75 million is invested in vineyards wineries and cellars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Weekly
California
Italy
Spain
Germany
East
New England
Cushing Process Company
Dr. Cushing
Boston
Retired Boston Officer Honored. Boy Injured by Streetcar
Captain Timothy R. Page retires on pension of 53333 after long service as clerk to the inspector of carriages. A six year old, John Carroll of 3 Anderson street, was run over by electric car 1419 on Cambridge street, suffering serious injuries and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Boston reports 220 deaths last week, incl diphtheria. The Roxbury Gas Light Company petition hearing concluded. Burdett and Morse argued for remonstrants and petitioners. President Baldwin praised John Bright at the Christian Union. Miss Kitty Hennesey performed at Tremont School of Music event. Lewis C. Flanagan to lecture on US Constitution at 18 Boylston street. Grand Opera House to host a Fast Day matinee featuring Gillette. NE Historic Genealogical Society to discuss Roger Williams’ early life with R A Guild.
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Timothy R. Page
Board of Police
John Carroll
Anderson Street
Cambridge Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Roxbury Gas Light Company
Gas Commissioners
E. W. Burdett
Boston Electric Light Company
Robert M. Morse, Jr
Christian Union
Baldwin
John Bright
Kitty Hennesey
Erwin Z. Smith
Tremont School of Music
M. M. Kittredge
United States
Lewis C. Flanagan
Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
Grand Opera House
Gillette
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Roger Williams
R. A.guild
Brown University
Couple Found Unconscious From Coal Gas at Stillman Street
At 6 am yesterday Barnett Milmeister and his wife Rebecca on the second floor of 24 Stillman street were found insensible by Officers Tuttle and Kerr from coal gas in their sleeping room.
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Barnett Milmeister
Rebecca
Stillman Street
Tuttle and Kerr
Station 1
Citizens' Association of Ward 20 Elects Leaders in Upham's Corner
The Citizens' Association of Ward 20 met in Winthrop Hall Upham's Corner on Saturday night and unanimously elected officers led by President Payson E Tucker with vice presidents Augustus Andrews and John D Whitcomp secretary Walter Soren and treasurer L P Willard An executive committee of ten was appointed and fifty gentlemen attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Association OF
Burke's Brand Dominates U S Import Market
A report states fully 90 percent of the importe stout used in the United States is Burke's Brand. The data highlights Burke's strong market share across suppliers and distribution channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Burke's
Massachusetts Horticultural Society Honors Charles L. Flint
At a Saturday meeting the Massachusetts Horticultural Society adopted resolutions on the death of Charles L. Flint. Eulogies were delivered by L. M. Chane of Roxbury W. C. Strong of Newton O. B. Hadwan of Worcester and Mr Ware of Needham. W. C. Strong, a Pomological exhibition delegate to Florida, shared his trip report.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Charles L. Flint
L. M. Chane
Roxbury
W. C. Strong
Newton
O. B. Hadwan
Worcester
Mr. Ware
Needam
Florida
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Goulding
Madrid
Macbeth
Boston Art Club
Messrs
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Huntington Avenue
West Chester Park
Ross Turner
Messrs. Cupples & Hurd
Niles
School Street
Otto Grundmann
Phillips Building
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United States Circuit Court
Lelt
Chelsea
Kiuck
James
H.dge
Nsutler
Taylor
Uaines
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W. End RR
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Saille
Dana
Dallinger
Poor
Sears
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Ferdinand
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Barnes
Hopkins
Whitcomb
Kyte
Graves
Page
Shortwell
Same
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Butler
Derby
Davidson
Soule
Murch
Pralt
Open Glendue Co
Boson
Osgood
Fitzpatrick
Paul
Matthews
Lewis
Davenport
Goodyear
Woodlawa
Choate
Eneraee
Sig —Sundyne
Montagriffio
Harvey
Donoghus
Moors
Woodford
Barry
Shea
Elis
Grief
Golaman
McKay
Ryther
Whitney
Krell
Feder
Pope
Gray
Evans
Pitman, J
Wilson
Crocker
Cooper
Crowley
Hobbs
Gay
Reynolds
Sailoway
Hompan
O' Neill
Lund
Game
South Boston Tron Works
Wyeth
Venable
Woods
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Lanahan
Hayes
Decker
Schwab
N. E. M. Ace. Assn
Barrett
Trumbull
General Trust
Harriet P. Poor
Mary Lyne
William K. Mahoney
Theresa McCullough
Hannah Milner
Maria ©. Noonan
Charles J. O'Connell
Mary E. Perry
Catherine Ritchie
Hannah Robie
Ann Rourke
Martha H. Skelton
Charlote W. Smith
Josiah Stedman
Clarissa
Stediman
Charles Strong
George Tyner
Anna M. Werner
Veter Werner
John White
Henry M. Wightman
Joseph M. Wightman
John Ballard
Thoias B. Perklen
David Vi
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Edinboro Streets
Kingston Street
A.B. Grocker
The
Boston Real Estate and Trust
Boston Post
Oak Grove Farm
Pormatese
Salypio Vollis
Tank B. Dones
New England Business Directory and Gatenear
Price
Sampson, Murdock & Co
Franklin Street
B. F. Howard
DR. &. F. Howard
Tremont St
Masa
QR Szen
Forsairy, J
Clifford
the Weekly Post
London
A Thompson
Ashinton
Old South Church
Wmn
Rorvas
PowpgEr Co
Wall
Harvard Athletic Association
Hemenway Gymnasium
Yale
Columbia
Williams
Institute of Technology
Harvard
Shearman
Leavit
T. G. Shearman
L. ©. Mason
C. E. Curry
A. H. Green
W. F. Pillsbury
S. Crook
Boston Athletic Association
Seney
Boston Baseball Club
South End
Atantic Works
Lord Dunraven
Edward Burgess
Horticultural Society
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