Lucinda Sutton Collides With Lightship in Vineyard Sound
The four masted schooner Lucinda Sutton from Norfolk collided with Cross Rip Lightship while attempting to avoid a tow of three westbound barges. Lightship damaged, stern masts lost, repairs at New Bedford. Relief Lightship No 9 placed on station with red reflector. Captain O'Brien reports a missing Norseman boat sighting north of Race Point.
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Vineyard Sound
Lucinda Sutton
Norfolk
Cross Rip
O'Brien
O’brien
Selfridge
New Bedford
Sutton
Race Point
Norseman
Portrait Gift Presented To Mayor Quincy By City Hall Staff
A life sized portrait of Mayor Quincy was presented yesterday by friends at City Hall. City Clerk Galvin led the presentation in the mayor's office with attendees including Collector Taylor and other city officials and department heads.
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Nat
Robinson
Quincy
City Hall
Galvin
Taylor
Ellis
William J. Smith
Flood
Henry TF. Cottle
Charles D. Murphy
Edward B. Daly
Aldermen Hear Petition for Auto Mobile Service in City Streets
The Aldermen held a hearing on the Boston Transit Company's request to operate automobiles for passengers and baggage. J Otis Wardwell of the New England Electrical Vehicle Transportation Company disclosed 5 percent of his $15,000,000 capital had been paid and asked to withdraw his prior objection as his company does not seek exclusive street rights. After brief statements by M M Cunniff for Boston Transit, the hearing was closed.
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Bosteun Transit Company
J. Otis Wardwell
New England Electrical Vehicle Transportation Company
Boston Transit Company
M. M. Cunniff
A Fair Play Meeting On Marlboro Strike
The Prospect Union Cambridgeport will host an evening meeting to present both sides of the Marlboro strike. Speakers include two women and one or two male strikers, with letters read and statements given. The union aims to promote understanding and peace in industry. Public invited.
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Prospect Union
Campridgeport
New England Sails Today From Charlestown
The Dominion line steamer New England under Captain James McAuley sails this evening from Pier 6 Hoosac Tunnel docks Charlestown at 5 50 p m bound for Queenstown and Liverpool with fifty seven saloon fifty second cabin and 150 steerage passengers. Notables aboard include Lieutenant Commander Amory and Captain F A Wilson among saloon guests.
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Dominion Line
New England
James McAuley
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Queenstown
Liverpool
Amory
F. A. Wilson
U.S. N
J. D. Armitage
Armitage
Fm. W. Bailey
Henry Booth
Borden
Bovey
Robert Coyle
Helen E. Dennis
Dougall
Eaton
T. Eaton
E. J. Eliott
John W. Farwell
Farwell
Finley
A. Cc. Foster
Robert M. Pratt
Joseph Roacliffe
J. B. Reardon
Tucker
H. EF. Walker
Martin J. Walch
C. G. Weld
Whiting
H. S. Whitton
Boot and Shoe Protest Over Indian Supply Purchases
The New England Shoe and Leather Association protests to the Secretary of the Interior against moving the purchasing agency for Indian supplies from New York to Chicago. The telegram says the change harms New England manufacturers and wholesale dealers representing over two thousand firms.
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Secretary of the Interior
Chicago
New York
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Washington
New England
New Engaand
St Augustines Minstrel Show Promises Splendor and Patriotism
The St Augustine Chautauqua Society presents its sixth annual minstrel show in St Augustine Hall South Boston tomorrow night. A grand finale features a patriotic tableau with Goddess of Liberty flank and army navy figures near newly acquired possessions. Nellie Lyons leads the climax as leading lady. soloists, golf and casino girls expected to be well received. end songs and jokes up to date. overall social success anticipated.
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ST. Augustine
St. Augustine C. Es A. S
St. Augustine’s Hall
E Street
Boston
Liberty
Nellie Lyons
Sand
Prince School Reunion Set With Clock Gift and Talks
The Prince School annual reunion is set for Wednesday evening April 12 with addresses by committee members G W Anderson and Francis J Coolidge who will present a marble clock. Mayor Frederick C Prince may attend and Walter S Parker of the board of supervisors may speak. An entertainment of literary exercises music dancing and a collation follows.
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Prince School
G. W. Anderson
Francis J. Coolidge
Frederick C. Prince
Walter S. Parker
Board of Supervisors
The
Prince School Association
Lincoln School Class of ’86 Dines At United States Hotel
The Lincoln School class of 1886 gathered at the United States Hotel for an informal evening. A good attendance joined in speeches and the event proved very enjoyable.
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Lincoln School
United States Hotel
Herbert Putnam to Lead Library of Congress
Herbert Putnam, former Boston Public Library librarian, arrived in Washington and will assume duties as Librarian of Congress tomorrow.
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Washington
Herbert Putnam
Boston Public Library
Congress
Philadelphia lines and routes in a 19th century pamphlet
The excerpt lists travel routes via Royal Blue Line from April 7 to Washington and Old Point, April 28 and May 23 to Washington, May 1 %, to Gettysburg, Harper's Ferry and Washington. It directs readers to contact A. J. Simmons, NBE P A, 211 Washington Street, Boston, for pamphlets.
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Royal Blue Line
Washington
Old Point
Gettysburg
Harper’s Ferry
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
Boston
Be ef Embalmed Beef Sparks Senate Inquiry
Dr Daly testified that beef on the Panama voyage was embalmed and smelled like a dead body and that boric and salicylic acids were used. Dr Nicodemus backed the claim noting a dissecting room odor and ptomaine poisoning symptoms among sailors after eating the meat.
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Washington
Daly
Nicodemus
Panama
Board of Survey
Lee
Miles
Edwin Nicodemus
Philadelphia
United States
Mississippi
Gum trust plans dropped after disagreement
Chicago April 4 plans for forming the chewing gum trust have been dropped for the present as manufacturers and bankers could not agree on terms.
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Chicago
Chewing Gum Trust
Manufacturiya
Girl Attacked by Bulldog in Evansville Street
Evansville Indiana April 4 a three year old daughter of James Fitzwillam was bitten and mauled on a city street yesterday afternoon by a bulldog causing deep facial wounds. The child was treated by a local physician and remained under care.
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Evansville
Ind
James Fitzwillam
Odor of Boric Acid Beef Eyed in Army Inquiry
Testimony describes beef treated with boric acid giving foul odor likened to a dying groan. Dr Daly cites experiments showing strong smells from boric acid treated beef. General Miles seeks inclusion of 147 men and 123 officers as witnesses to determine beef quality for the army.
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Major Lee
Daly
Cagps
Jacksonville
Lexington
Chickamauga
Miles
Lee
General Miles
Stage Gossip and Plays at Boston Theatres This Week
The column notes a busy Boston theatre scene with Omaas of shows at the Columbia Park and Hollis Street Theatres. Casts include Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Columbia and A Dangerous Maid with Laura Burt. Trelawney of the Wells at Hollis Street. and new works by Mantell Frohman and Nethersole.
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the Park Theatre
William Norris
Laura Burt
Miss Burt
London
Mr. Goodwin
Ysabel Haskins
Trelawney
the Wells
New York Lyceum Company
Hollis Street Theatre
Park Theatre
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Cissy Loftus
the Tremont
Jeff de Angelis
Jolly Musketeer
James A. Herne
Griffith Davenport
Boston Theatre
Our New England and Cinderella at Boston Theatre
Preparations in the city for a week of performances of Our New England under the American Invalid Aid Society. The Boston Theatre hosts matinees and evening shows with Cinderella in a grand spectacle and a large cast with special scenery. Proceeds support a worthy charity.
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New England
American Invalid Aid Society
Boston
Our
Paul Revere
Winthrop
Shaw Memorial
Gov.Winthrop
Lily Post Adjudged Insane in San Francisco
Opera singer Lily Post was declared insane and committed to an asylum in Ag news. She became so violent that attendants bound her to prevent self harm.
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Lily Post
San Francisco
Cal
Agnews
The Cuckoo and Other New York Theatre Openers
New York theatres offered several new entertainments on opening night. Frohman staged The Cuckoo at Wallack's with Holland and Bingham. a playful farce about a would be country trip turns risque. Bijou presented The Purple Lady adapted by Sydney Rosenfeld with a long running pratfall. Odette Taylor and R D MacLean opened a Shaksperian tour at Herald Square in Othello. Mrs Fiske revived Tess at the Fifth Avenue.
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New York
Charles Frohman
Wallack’s
Joseph Holland
Amelia Bingham
New Haven
Atlantic
Browning Society
Sydney Rosenfeld
Dion Boucicault
Peat
Maud Harrison
Minnie Dupree
Bijou Fernandez
Blanche Weaver
Odette Taylor
R. D. MacLean
Herald Square
Odette
Desdemona
Mr. MacLean
Bay State Gas income bondholders seek receiver
Bay State Gas investors with about 180000 in income bonds join a suit filed in Wilmington to appoint a receiver and wind up the company affairs. Attorney J H Hoffecker Jr represents bondholders in New York and Boston, seeking intervention in the Jacob Edwards et al. versus Bay State Gas Company case.
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Wilmington
Del
Bay State Gas Income
United States
J. H. Hoffecker, Jr
New York
Boston
Jacob Edwards
Bay State Gas Company
J. Edward Addicks
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Rich
Fuer
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Viola Allen
Hall Caine
Yucga
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