Sunday liquor sale compliance quiets hotels citywide
Hotels largely followed the Police Commission order as sales persisted at similar levels to prior Sundays. Food first rules varied by hotel with sandwiches forming a standard accompaniment and registries used. several venues reported no women patrons while others saw light attendance amid enforcement tours by captains.
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Police Commission
Cain
Division 4
National House
Charlestown
Rogan’s Hotel
Chelsea
Bunker Hill Streets
Mahoney
Russell
Main Street
St. James
Beach Street
Bheksper Inn
Sete Reesereeorers
Harrison House
Washington Street
Marlboro
Centre
Tivoli
Cafs
Romance Ends Quietly After Newton Elopement
Frank W. Ruderhan, a New Hampshire mechanic, wed Miss Alice Snow of Newton last June after meeting in Rindge. Their marriage failed amid family disapproval. Ruderhan returned to Fitchburg for work, while Snow lives with her parents in Boston.
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Fitchburg
Frank W. Ruderhan
New Hampshire
Alice Snow
Newton
Snows
Ruderham
Ruderhan
Big Snow Mansion
H. C. Deane
Boston
Miss Snow
Rindge
N. H
Snow Mansion
Alice
Elopers
Waltham
Rollstone Congregational Church
Post
Snow
Washington Street
Frank Ruderhan
Mr. Snow
The
Boylston National Bank
Entertained Strangers Spurs Boston Divorce Case
James M. Drew sues Grace Greenwood Drew for divorce amid scandalous testimony. Neighbors describe Mrs Drew hosting late night visitors in New Bedford and Lenox, while Dr Samuel Watters testified to midnight bells and crowded stairs. Court reserved its decision.
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James M. Drew
Grace Greenwood Drew
Drews
Boston
Back Bay
Lenox
Newport
Mrs. Drew
New Bedford
Mr. Drew
Dr. Watters
Drew
Reverend Chief Hunts Open Air Saloon in Abington
Abington on a Sunday police patrol led by Rev. Winnsor H. Wyman raided an open air saloon in a grove two miles west of Abington near Brockton. Eight men fled. one captured as a customer. Sixty liquor bottles confiscated, one proprietor escaped. remaining stock included 100 empty bottles and 60 full bottles of beer.
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Abington
Winnsor
H. Wyman
Mr. Wyman
Brockton
Roper dies a hero in naval incident
Lieutenant-Commander Roper perished while attempting to rescue Tower as fire swept the gunboat. Lt Josiah Slutts McKean and Cadet Lewis aided Roper’s body to the deck. Twenty-two crewmen were prostrated. several seriously ill but expected to recover. Fire origin undetermined, possibly spontaneous combustion. Roper’s death mourned. body to be sent to the United States on April 5 by the Buffalo.
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Roper
Josiah Slutts McKean
Lewis
Toner
Evans
Weaherty
Larsen
Kessler
Cahey
Burton
Smith
Sullivan
Forsheon
United States
The
Buffalo
Navy reports Petrel officer dies heroically in sail room fire
Admiral Remey wires from Cavite that Lieutenant-Commander Jesse Mims Roper died at 7 45 while attempting to rescue men trapped in the Petrel’s sail room. Twenty two crewmen were overcome but are recovering. The Navy sends sympathies to Mrs. Roper and requests his remains be sent by Buffalo.
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Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Remey
Asiatic
Petrel
Jesse Mims Roper
Cavite
Roper
Buffalo
Roper’s Naval Career Cited in Washington Memoir Notes
Lieutenant-Commander Roper, born in Missouri, entered the navy in 1868 and died in 1899. He led the Petrel after E. P. Wood, serving under Admiral Dewey at Manila Bay. Remains to be sent home aboard the Buffalo, which ferries troops and heads back to the United States via the Mediterranean.
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Washington
Roper
Missouri
Naval Service
Petrel
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
E. P. Wood
United States
Mediterranean
Mrs Roper in New York Widow of Lt Commander Roper
Mrs Roper widow of Lt Commander Roper who sacrificed his life in an effort to save one of the Petrel s crew arrives in New York to mourn and honor the fallen sailor.
Four Days Of Married Life Ends In Sea and Divorce
Mrs. Copeland seeks a legal separation from Arthur D. Copeland the Boston seaman who married at Fairhaven and left after four days. He has not contacted for years and sent no support, while a son is named in one of his letters. Court reserved decision on the divorce.
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Arthur Copeland
Fairhaven Quay
Frisco
Hong Kong
Copeland
Lucy Dean
Arthur D. Copeland
Boston
Fairhaven
China
Fall River
Divorce suit in Leamington shocks local circles
Arithur Tree sues for divorce from Ethel Tree in Leamington. The couple, close to Warwick Castle, share hunt hounds and Countess of Warwick friends. Mrs Tree, formerly Miss Ethel Field of Chicago, has shown open repugnance for more than a year and seeks custody of their son, while relinquishing all claim to her $30,000,000 fortune.
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Leamington
England
Arithur Tree
Ethel
Warwick Castle
Countess of Warwick
Manshall Field
Chicago
Lady Brooke
Ms. Tree
Navy officer's death acknowledged in New York bereavement notice
Harry K. Fay of Brookline received Navy Department notification of the commander's death. He left for New York late yesterday afternoon to inform Mrs. Roper of the bereavement. The crew member was living at 46 West Twenty-first Street in New York City.
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Crew
West Twenty-first Street
New York City
Harry K. Fay
Brookline
Navy Department
New York
Roper
Counterfeit 50 Cent Coins Found in Medford Visit
Two well dressed men visited Medford on Saturday afternoon and tried to pass counterfeit aluminum 50 cent pieces dated 1900. Police collected several coins from the scene and are investigating the incident.
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Medford
Description of Medford Square Store Operator
A 23 year old operator described as 6 feet 6 inches tall and weighing about 12 pounds was reported to U S authorities in Boston. The freckled face, sallow complexion and black hair are noted in the description.
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Medford Square
United States
Boston
Why choose Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey for medical use
If you need a medicinal malt whiskey, seek the best quality. The argument compares lawyers and doctors to whiskey, insisting the purest, properly aged Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey is most suitable for invalids and medical use. It comes in a full quart sealed bottle and is sold only this way.
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Graves
Maryland
Pianist Michael Redmond Found Dead in Band Hall Room
Michael Redmond, about 40, a pianist with merit and longtime West End resident, was found dead yesterday afternoon in a second floor room used by the National Guard Band at 106 Court Street. Death caused by heart failure after a period of misfortune and ill health.
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Michael Redmond
National Guard
Court Street
Redmond
West End
Salutation Street
Edward Giles
Giles
Tinkham’s
Howard Street
Tragedy on Breakneck Mountain Near Cold Spring
Mrs. Daniel Patterson, her 12 year old daughter, and Nellie Chase fell from Table Rock while watching forest fires on Crow Nest Mountain. Mrs. Patterson died after plunging 100 feet. the daughter suffered a broken arm and injuries. Nellie Chase was found unharmed in a tree.
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Poughkhepsie
N. Y
Daniel Patterson
Nellie Chase
Table Rock
Breakneck Mountain
Crow Nest Mountain
Patterson
Rifle league meeting outlines 13 prizes and schedule
A meeting at the Stoneham armory finalized the Eastern Middlesex Rifle League plans. Teams A C H Sixth Regiment and I G L Fifth Regiment will field 15 men shooting 10 targets plus one fighting shot. Thirteen prizes include team first and second, top individual score, and top averages from nine scores.
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Stoneham
Middlesex Rifle League
Actor Tarr Dead in Scranton While Off Tour
Edwin B. Tarr veteran actor and stage manager of The Belle of New York company dropped dead of apoplexy in the Hotel Terrace office in Scranton. He once supported Booth Cushman led in E. E. Rice productions and worked with Boston Museum and Baltimore stock groups. He was a Mason and member of Boston Lodge of Elks and New York Actors Fund.
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Scranton
Penn
Edwin
Tarr
the Belle of New York
Lyceum
Hotel Terrace
Booth
Cushman
E. E. Rice Company
Boston Museum
Baltimore Stock Company
Boston Lodge of Elks
New York Actors’ Fund
Secretary Gage Defends Treasury Surplus Storage
Washington March 31 Secretary Gage said the year's surplus may not exceed 60 million dollars and that surplus funds will not be released by public debt. He noted two options to remove funds: raise treasury deposits in banks or buy short term government bonds. He favored bond purchases over increasing deposits if bonds mature within seven years and warned against advertising for bond offerings.
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Washington
Gage
Treasury
United States
Department
Conductor Emil Mollenhauer Praised by President Daniels
The Handel and Haydn Society honored conductor Emil Mollenhauer at last night's rehearsal of Gounod's Redemption. President Daniels presented two busts of Mozart and Beethoven inscribed to him, praising his ability and the chorus's loyalty.
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Emil Mollenhauer
Handel and Haydn Society
Gounod
Daniels
Mollenhauer
Mozart
Beethoven
Handel and Haydn Chorus
Oh. Mollenhauer
Barrymore Improves at Bellevue Insane Pavilion
Actor Maurice Barrymore showed improvement in condition at Bellevue pavilion tonight. He rested more quietly than since admission as newspapers were withheld to avoid references to him.
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New York
Maurice Barrymore
Bellevue Insane Pavilion
Mr. Barrymore
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Dan Keefe
Sterling
Harvard
Keeler
Essrs
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Woodbine
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Lively
Rexford
Bulfinch Place
Bowdoin Street
Sénter
Senter
Revera House
Edward Reynolds
Revere House
Crawford House
Landry
Boylston
Cambridge Street
D. J. O’brien
Mr. O’brien
South
J. P. McShane
Peninsula Hotel
City Nt
Thomas Casey
Broadway
South Boston
Casey
Mr. Casey
Young’s
Parker House
Adams House
Clark’s
Savoy
Touraine
Gould’s
Reynolds
Kneeland Streets
Hayward
Hayward Place
Dreyfus
Cafe Busie
Hotel
Mieusset
Washington’ Street
Hollis
Gladstone
Dover
Davis
Washington and
Davis Streets
Woodcock
Imperial Hotel
Barry
Dierke’s Hotel
Canton Streets
Ivo
Roxbury
Potter's
Eustis
Arnold
Washington Streets
le Fevre
Roxbury Crossing
Union
Lenox and
Tremont Streets
Roxbury Hotel
Liston & Cox’s
Eury
Tremont St
LOS Angeles Co
Summer Street
Chauncy
Wanever i
Wyman Rattes
Fay
Arthur Tree
Transhter
Marshall Field
Malden
Lowell
Woburn
Waakefield
Wakefield
Wakefill
Mozart and
Barrymore
Washington St
Oposite R. H. White Co
U, 5
Doherty
Nashua
Caroline C. Doherty
Michael Doherty
Onion Park
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Tilton
State Residence
J. S. Waterman & Sons
Sovneral Undertakers
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