Wedding Frolic Ends in Jam on Honeymoon Night
Mary known as Annie Kelly married three days earlier was arrested by Station 5 officers for keeping an idle and disorderly house. Neighbors on Washington Street near Massachusetts Avenue complained after three nights of loud festivities. Police watched the home Tuesday and Wednesday before Mary was detained last night and jailed without bail to await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Annie
Reynolds
Hbors
Sargeant Rubens
Division 6
Dedham Street
City
Slavery Abolition Bill Proposed for Philippines
Representative Paterson of Tennessee introduced a bill to abolish slavery in the Philippines and to invalidate the treaty between General Bates and the Sultan of the Sulu Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paterson
Tennessee
Philippines
Bates
Sulu Islands
Millions for Methodist Work
At the New York Methodist Episcopal conference the Rev Dr E B Mills reported that 10,000,000 had been raised or subscribed for the national movement, 7,600,000 in church debts had been lifted, and 6,500,000 raised for education. He said funds were sufficient to buy and endow Wesleyan University Boston University Syracuse University and six Massachusetts secondary schools with a million remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Methodist Episcopal Conference
EB. M. Mills
National 20Th Century Bank Offering Movement
National Movement
Wesleyan University
Boston University
Syracuse University
Massachusetts
Devlin Speaks in Roxbury at United Irish League Meeting
Joseph Devlin, Irish MP, led a Roxbury United Irish League event at St Alphon sus Hall. Denis O Callaghan presided, with John Concannon and Thomas A Mull en afterward. About 100 new members joined, and a follow up meeting is slated for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Devlin
Irish League
St. Alphonsus’ Hall
Smith Street
Roxbury
Mer. Denis O'Callaghan
St. Augustine’s Church
South Boston
Mr. Devlin
United Irish League
Devlin
John Concannon
Thomas A. Mullen
League
Dillion
Miss Sheridan
Mgr. O'Callaghan
Had A Prosperous Year For Pilgrim Fathers Order
The 23d annual session of the Supreme Colony United Order of Pilgrim Fathers met in Odd Fellows Hall with 315 delegates. Supreme Governor Henry S. Treadwell presided. officers elected or re-elected include Nathan Crary supreme secretary Huldah Cooley supreme chaplain Charles R. Peters sentinel outer gate and John D. Coo ley supreme trustee. Membership stands at 22 565 with 216 colonies including 144 colonies and 16 831 members in Massachusetts. In 1901 there were 1183 initiations and 275 deaths. all claims paid. Subordinate lodge officer elections will move to September from December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Colony
United Order of Pilgrim Fathers
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Henry S. Treadwell
South Boston
Nathan Crary
Huldah Cooley
Charles R. Peters
Sentinel Outer Gate
John D. Cooley
Massachusetts
Annual Social and Dance by Cobb Bates Yerx Company
About 30 employees celebrated at Paine Memorial Hall with music by the Marshall sisters and Miss Adelaide Schofield solos. Mullaly’s Orchestra provided selections for dancing from 10 to 1, with a collation served and a large turnout benefitting from the efforts of chairman F A Pike and arranging committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Cobb, Bates & Yerx Company
Paine Memorial Hall
Marshall Sisters
Adelaide Schofield
Mullaly
J. N. Parker
John William
Alfred Y. Gill
F. . Fish
Richard Loeffler
George Davis
Roy Faulkner
Candy Trust Taking Shape in Cincinnati
Confectioners' Review of the city tomorrow will gag. The candy trust proposition is reaching a focus with statements of capacity and output secured from manufacturers in Cincinnati St Louis Chicago and other Middle West cities. No prices fixed yet but large concerns favor consolidation and provisionally aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Candy Trust
St. Louis
Chicago
Middle West
Oregon Republicans Nominate Furnish for Governor
Portland banker W. J. Furnish was nominated for governor by the Oregon Republican Party this afternoon. The announcement came as the party convened in Portland and signals Furnish’s bid in the general race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
W. J. Furnish
Webster six string record broken in Melrose candle pins match
Williams of the Websters set a new single three string total record with 861 pins against a combined Melrose club all star team at Melrose Highlands. The Websters won all three games by wide margins, visitors outscoring Melrose 1482 to 1306 as Harriman posted 125 for best string.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Websters
Melrose Highlands
Boston
Melrose
Campbell
Meyers
Highland Club
All Melrose
Pierce
Shorter Hours for Bakers in City Firms
Fifteen large master bakers grant their 200 employees a 10 hour day without wage cuts and will require all future bakers to join the bakers union. Other firms are negotiating with the union short hour committee and settlements are expected. Firms cited include Ferguson, Best Baking, Sanderson, Loud, Hathaway & Sons, and Ball, Mitchell, Merry, Hastings, Blenden, and Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B
B. S. Ferguson
Best Baking Company
George A. Sanderson
Stamford Carpenters End Strike After Wage Accord
In Stamford Connecticut on April 2 600 painters and carpenters in Greenwich and Portchester struck over a new yearly contract. Wage terms were set at 2.75 dollars per day rising to 8 dollars for eight hours with weekly pay. By noon the Master Builders Association signaled willingness to sign the agreed terms and the strike was declared off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Greenwich
Portchester
Building Trades Council
Builders’ Association
Master Builders’ Association
10000 Miners Idle in DuBois Strike Action
10000 miners idle in all Rochester and Pittsburg Coal and Iron Company bituminous mines at DuBois Pennsylvania as strike resolutions are obeyed. The first clause demands recognition of the miners union and signals a protracted confrontation, since the firm has long refused to recognize union leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester & Itsburg Company
Lier
Eaders
Miners May Go Out in Indiana Impending WV Coal Strike
Operators of the West Virginia bituminous coal fields have until the end of the week to decide whether to join a joint conference for an annual settlement. A general strike may be sanctioned if the effort fails, as the national executive board meets in Indianapolis Monday in what may be the board’s most important session since ordering last year’s anthracite strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis. Ind
West Virginia
National Organization
National Executive Board
Indianapolis
Miners Walk City As Engineers Strike Impacts Butte
Three thousand miners at Anaconda Parrot and Washoe properties are walking the streets after the stationary engineers strike. Although 30 strikers are active, no cages have been lowered today, and partial or total closure of Anaconda smelters is possible. The engineers union does not endorse the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Anaconda
Parrot and
Washoe
Engineers’ Union
Strike vote in FAST for eight hour day
FAST April 2. The marons and pricklayers of this city tonight voted to strike next Monday. They demand an eight hour day not granted. Workers now toil nine hours for 3.2 dollars and will accept eight hours for 2.89 dollars, even if it means losing an hour’s pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon Falls
WN. H
Somersworth Foundry Company
SALMO
Balcomb & Balcomb’s
Pitman & Brown's
N. P. Gifford
Salem
Enon
Strike talks stall as builders pick committee plan
Clinton on April 2 reports the masons carpenters and painters strike remains unchanged. The Master Builders Association met but took no unanimous action. A conference committee was appointed to report at Friday night’s adjourned meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Masons, Carpenters and Ainters
Master Builders’ Association
Master Builders’ Associate
James B. Goddard Dies at Home in Marlboro
Councilman James B. Goddard died suddenly at his Hosmer street home from heart trouble. Born in 1847, he served in the Third Massachusetts Battery and helped identify Booth conspirators after Lincoln's assassination. He provided key information leading to two other captures. He is survived by a widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
James
Goddard
Hosmer Street
Third Massachusetts Artillery
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Mysterious Row Among Hoboes at Way Farers Lodge
Last night at Hawkins street Way farers Lodge two hoboes argued over wood allotment triggering a near revolt. A missing bed and an unclaimed suit sparked a search, ending with Edward Madden found under a bed after vaccination tensions and a late bed call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayfarers
Hawkins Street
Archie Slade
Pawtucket
Dan Gibson
Buffalo
N. Y
Mr. Smith
Lyons
Slade
Gibson
Sargent
Martin Cahill
Canton
Martin
Bergin
Michael Corriveau
Lynn
Edward Madden
Kennebunk
Madden
Drawbacks of Duties Hearing on Export Drawbacks Bill
Washington April 2 The ways and means committee held a hearing on Rep Lovering Massachusetts bill to allow drawbacks of customs duties and internal revenue taxes on domestically manufactured goods for export. The measure mirrors policies in Germany France England and other nations and would apply to ores metals hides and leather manufactures. Supporters include Lovering Andrew G Webster of Boston representing the New England Shoe and Leather Association and John M Peters of New York who said the policy would aid US commerce and not harm any interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Lovering
Massachusetts
Internal Revenue
Germany
France
England
Mr. Lagvening
Andrew G. Webster
Boston
New England Shoe and Leather Association
John M. Peters
New York
United States
Wreck of British steamer Athena loses eleven crew
News of the Athena wreck reached Montevideo with the captain and most of the crew missing. Eleven survivors have been landed at Punta Arenas in Chili near the Strait of Magellan, while the captain and the rest of the crew drowned after the March 22 disaster 220 miles north of Cape Pillar, Chili.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
Athena
Jones
Cape Pillar
Chili
Punta Arenas
Strait of Magellan
General Fitz Simons Acquitted In Chicago Farce Hearing
In Chicago on April 2 a hearing resembling a farce cleared General Charles Fitz Simons of conspiracy to murder charges. Arrests tied to Captain G. Streeter and Streeter’s District of Lake Michigan featured in a raid on Streeterville that left constable John Kirk dead. Justice Everett dismissed the case, saying warrants were issued under a mistaken belief a Streeter ally had been killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Fitz Simons
Fitz Simons
G. Streeter
Lake Front
Lake Michigan
Streeterville
John Kirk
Streeter
Pverett
Kennedy Burrer THIN Bis Carr Packed In In-er-seal
A good thing deserves good treatment Kennedy's Burrer THIN Bis Carr are packed in the In er seal package for freshness and oven fresh taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Watchman Subdues Intruder Beside Washington Engine
An incident at midnight near the Washington and Water streets derrick drew a crowd as watchman Horace Smith defended against an intruder by turning a hose on him. Charlie Jorran, a basement sleeper by the boiler, claimed innocence, saying he slept nearby and may have hit a lever in his sleep. Police investigation followed as Jorran fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper
Washington and
Water Streets
Horace Smith
Smith
Code
Charlie Jorran
Middlesex Street
Vaudeville in Aid of Brookline Church at Whitney Hall
A concert and dance at Whitney Hall last evening supported the Second Unitarian Church of Brookline. The play His Lucky Day by Susan Thayer Bowker drew praise and Julian D. Eltinge delivered a major success with songs and dances. The program ended with dancing and a long list of patronesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Hall
Second Unitarian Church
Brookline
Susan Thayer Bowker
Julian D. Eltinge
Grant W. Nowell
Harrison Huguley
Edward D. Towle
Charlies F. Cross
Samuel W. Bowker
George B. Rice
William C. Ulman
Seorce W. Francis
George Rey
Albert W. Bliss
Arthur P. French
George P. Furber
Lincoln Grant
Bernard Jenney, Jr
James C. Littlefield
W. H. Furber
Charles Cerce
Amos Hatheway
Lamont ¢. Burnham
George E. Dexter
Charles W. Holden
William H. Bowker
Frank Cutler
John K. Whiting
Highwayman in Back Bay Robs Hotel Lenox Clerk
Harlow H. Chandler, a hotel clerk, told Division 16 police he was assaulted and robbed of a metal watch and $12 by four men on Prison Street shortly after 11:30 last night. One suspect asked for a match, and when he reached for one they attacked, but Chandler escaped unharmed. Police found no outward signs of rough handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlow H. Chandler
Lenox
Division 16
Roberts Bauer Wedding at Berkeley Temple in Boston
Miss Margaret Roberts daughter of Thomas D. Roberts superintendent of the Boston Industrial Home, married Samuel Francis Bauer of Roxbury at Berkeley Temple last night. The ceremony was led by the Rev. Mr. Knight with Bauer as groom and Roberts given away by her father as the wedding march from Ghe... joined the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Roberts
Berkeley Temple
Margaret Roberts
Boston
Samuel Francis Bauer
Roxbury
Jy.ghengrin
Bauer
Knight
Miss Roberts
Tait Fairbairn wedding in Cambridge at family home
Miss Carrie Evelyn Fairbairn daughter of Sheriff John R. Fairbairn and Mrs Fairbairn married George Carleton Tait at the bride’s Cambridge home last evening. Rev Robert Alker officiated with J Walter Warren as best man and Evelyn Fairbairn as maid of honor. Ushers included Maurice Davenport William Tait J Edwin Fairbairn and Joshua B Taylor. Gifts cited include a mahogany desk and chairs from the Middlesex County officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Evelyn Fairbairn
Sheriff
John R. Fairbairn
Cambridge
George Carleton Tait
Thorndike Street
Robert Alker
Church of the Ascension
J. Walter Warren
Evelyn Fairbairn
Fifty Thousand Dollars Paid for Ruben Holy Family Picture
New York April 2 Fifty thousand dollars was paid by George P Blow of Pittsburg at the Matthiesen collection sale for Rubens Holy Family a canvas the buyer earlier paid sixty thousand dollars for It was the highest price of the night Brenton Harvesting the Poppies sold up to thirty six thousand five hundred and bought in by an unnamed purchaser The Portrait of a Gentleman by Rubens went to a dealer for two thousand eight hundred The total for the 63 pictures sold reached two hundred thirty six thousand two hundred seventy five dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George P. Blow
Pittsburg
Matthiesen
Ruben
Jules Breton
Rubens
Malden Police Probe Looms in Lancaster Assault Case
Malden April 2 Inspector G E B Greenleaf investigated the stabbing of William Lancaster a prominent businessman at his stable behind 12 Boylston street. He detailed that a masked assailant struck with an iron pipe after Lancaster found the lantern out and fled. A four foot pipe was recovered and a witness heard a shout. Police pursue a lead though the assailant remains elusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
G. EB. Greenleaf
William Lancaster
Boylston Street
Lancaster
Deas
Aiven
Iister Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Cross _ street
Everett
Mr. Lancaster
T. H. Dooley
Struck by Engine at Linden Crossing Injures Malden Man
William M. Lannon of 407 Lynn street Linden district Malden was badly injured when his covered wagon was struck by a Boston and Maine locomotive bound for Boston at the Linden crossing. The wagon overturned, the horse was captured, and Lannon was dragged and thrown to the ground before being taken home. The crossing lacks gates and relies on a station agent to signal trains after 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Lannon
Lynn Street
Linden
Malden
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lannon
Boston
Linden Station
Boston & Maine
First annual hall of Charles town Council in Monu ment Hall
The first annual hall of the Charles town Council KC was held in Monument Hall last night. The hall was decorated with colored bunting and national colors. The grand march with 100 couples was led by Grand Knight M B Carney and Miss May Driscoll. Followed by Floor Director C Green and Miss Annie Green, Assistant Floor Director M J McDonough and Miss Mary McDonough, F J Spencer of Lexington and Miss Co A Cass. Grand Knight Carney served as floor marshal. Attendance reached 350 couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Council
K. C
Monument Hall
M. 8. Carney
May Driscoll
C. . Green
Annie Green
M. J. McDonough
Mary McDonough
F. J. Spencer
Newsboys Union Dance in Charlestown Hall
The first annual ball of the News Protective Union No. 9077 A F of L drew 600 couples at Roughan Hall City square Charlestown. Chief marshal N B Sodekson floor director Montague Munsey assistant Frank Huberman head Hm Rubinovita. Vocal selections by the Imball Comedy Quintet Human Winer Edward Morris Samuel Smith and Daniel Mulkern. Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne promoted as None superior with unmatched quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
News i Ie Protective Union
A. F. of L
Roughan Hall
City Square
Charlestown
Sodekson
Montague Munsey
Frank Huberman
Ce Hm
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Pilgrim Fathers’ Supreme Colony
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T'dl
Leree
Crosby
Blake
Macdonald
Wall
Stamford Carpenters
Halifax
Fall River Masons Act
James B. Goddard
Massachusetts Muriane Society
Tremont Street
Joshua James
Ovey A
Sherman L. Whipple
Mrs. Philip
Augustus Loring
Beast
P. Fish
Arthur Amory
Three Friends
Grace Hutchinson
H. Daren
John B. Fitspat
Max Frank
Elizabeth P. Sohier
E. FY. L
Hy Omas Wigglesworth Saad Sissies Cisvaeshiekerson
Cane
Berevasesensee
N. G
Back Bay
H. H. Chandler
Hotel Lenox
Roberts—Bauer
Tait—Fairbairn
Post
W. F. Lohnes
Springfield
Ohio
Republic
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Tohne
Isky Westigh Street
Scllezi EE
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Wilmer & Co
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Newsboy’s Union
Ani Ae
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Dahion
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