Gaelic School session draws large attendance on Washington Street
A Gaelic School gathering at 1151 Washington Street draws a large crowd as eleven names are added to the roll. Superintendent B J O Daly reads No 1 from the Dublin Gaelic League pamphlets detailing a lecture by Dr Hickey on The Pure National Idea.
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Washington Street
B. J. O’daly
Ublin Gaelic League
Hickey
Gaelc
College of Maynooth
Ireland
Prue
Maurice Dinneen
Malden
Mass
Boston
D. A. McCarthy
Patrick J. Casey
Providence
R. L
Liverpool
Eng
Geoffrey Keating
George Finneran
Iss Ellen Keohane
Bernard O'Rourke
Norah Connell
Mary J. Donovan
The
Philo- Celtic Society
Central Labor Union Endorses City Sanitation Plan Meeting
The Boston Central Labor Union met in Wells Memorial Hall and endorsed the sanitary department proposal opposing contracting refuse collection. Delegates gave generous support for the Marlboro Strikers and elected officers including Frank S. Pickett president and J Frank O Haire vice president. New delegates admitted from Bakers, Theatrical Mechanics, and Printing Pressmen unions.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Sanitary Department
Marlboro
Frank S. Pickett
Writers’ Union
J. Frank O
George Nickerson
J. Murphy
Coopers
al. Neal
Maurice A. Walsh
Bakers
Dr Hinman Seeks Inflammation Treatment Insight
Fragmented OCR snippet outlines medical terms and unnamed references to treatments, inflammation, and diphtheria concepts. The legible bits point to Dr. Hinman and a discussion of therapy, but the passage is garbled with partial phrases and misread words.
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Hinman
Ego
Sunman
Record Gambling Raid Arrests Forty-One At Rail Porters Club
A major gambling raid in the South End led to 41 men being arrested at 96 Village Street. Officers found a craps game in progress at the Railroad Porters and Waiters' Association club, with 22 white and 19 colored men detained and bailed later. One fugitive, John Robinson, fell from a second story window, injuring an ankle. The group faces arraignment today.
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South End
Village Street
Railroad Porters and Waiters’ Association
Board of Police
John Robinson
Shawmut ° Avenue
Brown
Liquor Squad
Saxton
Lee
Augusta
Cogan
Cassidy
Huggins
Robinson
Fire at Clark Street Attic injures 14 year old girl
A four story building at 36 and 38 Clark street with an entrance at 338 North street caught fire around 9 pm. Katherine Kratty a 14 year old girl was overcome by smoke and removed by firefighters but revived by Dr. Dunn. The blaze started from a defective flue and caused two hours of hard work by firemen. The damaged area was partly business and partly dwelling and owned by Inson. the fault area occupied by Harry Senza. Estimated loss under 200 dollars.
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Clark Street
North Street
Katherine Kratty
Dunn
Ee Ee Inson
Harry Senza
Decorations at King's Capel Stand Out in Historic Chapel
The Unitarian service at King's Capel featured simple yet effective decor with potted plants and evergreen garlands around memorial tablets. Rev. Howard N. Brown led a large morning service and a Sunday school festival followed in the afternoon.
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King's Capel
Howard N. Brown
Fifth Massachusetts Regiment Tours New York City
The Fifth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry spent daylight hours viewing signs from Central Park to the Brooklyn Bridge via the Bowery. The regiment arrived at 9 a.m. on a special train in three sections of twelve cars each.
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New York
Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
Central Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Bowery
Nville
8. C
Fall River
Boston
Funeral of Azel Bowditch Pioneer Horticulturist in Somerville
Funeral services for Azel C. Bowditch, long time Somerville resident and pioneer New England Horticultural Society member, were held at his son's home on Springfield Street. Rev N K Bishop officiated. He ran a flower shop near Tremont House and was active in the Odd Fellows. Interment was at Woodlawn.
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Azel C. Bowditch
Somerville
Springfield Street
Tremont House
Odd Fellows
Inter
Woodlawn
Rear Admiral Carpenter Ends His Life by Self Inflicted Shot
Rear Admiral Cartes Carpenter, a Portsmouth native and veteran of the U.S. Navy, died after a self-inflicted gunshot at a Jamaica Plain hospital. His daughter Josephine coordinated the aftermath as officials awaited autopsy results. Carpenter, born in Massachusetts and long tied to Portsmouth, served from 1850 onward, including actions aboard the Portsmouth, Merrimac, Roanoke, and Colorado, and helped capture the slave brig Echo.
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Josephine Carpenter
Shipley
Marion
Fred M. Sise
Portsmouth
N. H
Josephine
Carpenter
Cervera
Santiago
Boston
Adams Nervine Hospital
Jamaica Plain
Cartes C.arpenter
Massqnhuse
Uncle Sam
Naval Academy
Merrimac
Roanoke
Colorado
Dolphin
Echo
Charles C. Carpenter
Charleston
Portsmouth Navy Yard
North Atlantic
Boston Navy Yard
Wabash
Asiatic Squadron
Hartford
Wyoming
Charlestown Navy Yard
Callao
Caroline Atoll
Charlestown
Old Guards
Admiral Dewey’s Last Days and Naval Honor Plans
Reports describe an admiral dying from a wound with a possible farewell note sent home by his son in law Fred M. Sise. Portsmouth stands ready to honor him with a public funeral if his family consents, while details of his storied career from the Civil War through the Chinese Japanese war are recounted.
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Hong Kong
Great Britain
Canton
Nanking
Spee
Portsmouth
Fred M. Sise
Boston
New Hampshire
Harry
Chicago
Dudley P
Releigh
Olympia
Dewey
Carroll
Fanny
Angeles Carpenter
Fire damages three story brick building on Wyn Street
Fire alarm from Box 281 reported yesterday afternoon a blaze caused by careless matches in a three story brick building on Wyn Street housing a furniture store. Damage is estimated at 500 dollars.
Opera figures travel and openings light up Boston stage
Eugene Cowles of the Alice Niekken company has lingered in Boston as a constant opera attendant. Robert Elliott and Ed Donnélieu of Rupert of Hentzau visit, while the Alice Nielsen company plans Providence performances and the New York Lyceum bookings extend to April. Be Sothern returns to Boston, and Our New England opens April 10 with DAR and DOR boxes. Olgar Nethersole sails for England May 31 after Harlem and Hollis bookings. A Lederer New York Theatre opening mid April draws BosTonian attendees. Cissy Loftus joins A Dangerous Maid at Park Theatre April 17.
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Eugene Cowles
Alice Niekken Opera Company
Boston
Robert Elliott
Ed. Donnélieu
Rupert of Hentzau
Alice Nielsen Opera Company
Providence
New York Lyceum Company
Trelawney
Wells
The
Ollis
BE. H. Sothern
Olgar Nethersole
Harlem
England
Paris
Hollis
New York
Lederer
New York Theatre
Cissy Loftus
Park Theatre
Boston Theaters Show Week of Dramatic Treasures
The last week of the Grau opera season at the Boston Theatre opens with Tristan and Isolde. Olga Nethe rsole and company present The Termagant and The Moth and the Fame at Hollis. Kelcey and Shannon star at Park in a sensational drama. J R Pitman stages The Girl Left Behind Me at Castle Square. Jesse James and Frank James depict their career in The James Boys at Bowdoin Square. Liliputians present The Golden Horseshoe at Grand Opera House. Uncle Tom’s Cabin runs at Columbia with strong advance sales. The Runaway Girl finishes at Tremont. Jeff DeAngelis returns with The Jolly Mus keteer April 10. The Museum sees a crowded week with The Christian selling well. Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar top Keith’s bill. Phil Sheridan’s city sports at Howard feature an all star olio and two breezy burlettas. Stewart sisters lead the house show. The female Hercules will test athletes at Austin & Stone’s. Manhattan Club burlesque company presents Easter offering at Grand Theatre.
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Boston
Tought
Tristan and Isolde
Hollis
Olga Nethersole
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Park
J. R. Pitman
Castle Square
Columbia
Tremont Theatre
Jeff _De Angelis
Jolly _Musketeer
Museum
Joseph Hart
Carrie de Mar
Keith
Big Bill
Phil Sheridan
City Sports
The
Howard
Olio
Stewart Sisters
Hercules
Austin & Stone
Grand Theatre
Handel Haydn Society Sings Paradise and the Peri with Nordica
The Handel and Haydn Society offered its final season concert at Music Hall featuring Mme. Nordica as the Peri in Paradise and the Peri. The performance included Miss Fannie Hirsch Mrs. Adele Baldwin Whitney Mockridge and Hugo Heintz with a large orchestra under Mr. Schnitzler. Nordica's rendering drew heavy applause despite some uneven moments from the quartet and a chorus kept busy but largely resting.
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Handel and Haydn Society
Music Hall
Mme
Nordica
Peri
Fannie Hirsch
Adele Laeis Baldwin
Whitney Mockridge
Hugo Heintz
Herman
French Marquis De Chennevieres Dies in Paris
Charles Philippe De Chennevieres 78 or 79, noted member of the institute and director at the Academie Des Beaux Arts, passed away in Paris. He served as chairman of the administration board for the Paris Exposition of 1878.
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Paris
Charles Philippe de Chennevieres
Institute
Academie Des Beaux Arts
Eminent scientist extols cod liver oil value in wasting diseases
An expert praises cod liver oil as Nature's remedy for wasting diseases. Scott's Emulsion combines the oil with hypophosphites to rebuild tissues, enrich blood, and invigorate nerves. Consumptives diabetics pale or thin people or nursing mothers are advised to use it. Priced at 1.00, sold by all druggists. Scott and Bowne chemists New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
New York
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