Neptune Associates Hold Annual Ball in Charlestown
Roughan Hall hosted the Neptune Associates second annual ball drawing a large North End crowd with about 1200 attendees for the grand march led by John McCarthy and Miss Minnie Krupp. Notables and many social clubs from Charlestown, East Boston, and the West End attended along with Senator Henry Fitzgerald and several officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Neptune Associates
North End
West Ends
Boston
John McCarthy
Minnie Krupp
Paul Revere
Columbus Associates
Ye Green Dragon Club
Eugene Shields
Charles Sarra
Henry 8. Fitzgerald
John J. Leahy
Patrick J. Bradley
Andrew A. Badaracco
Thomas J. Grady
A. Scignano
C. Donahue
St. Stephen's i. A
B. Society
Jeremiah Buckley
Atlantic Social Club
John Carey
Minnie
Sadie Hollingsworth
Jes Nora Grady
Mamie Quirk
Lizzie Arrington
Martin Clougherty
Dennis Condon
William Leonard
Annie Perone
Mamie Sullivan
Charles Herbert McGlinchey
Nellie Jenneon
Lizzie Nelson
William Thompson
Samuel Thompson
Matilda Cronin
Margaret Waters
Carlos Thompson
Patrick Cavanaugh
First Fair Opens in 16 Years at Sacred Heart Parish
The opening event in St Johns Hall marks the sixthteenth year gap since the last fair under Sacred Heart Church East Cambridge led by Rev John OBrien. A large crowd attended with choir performances and numerous tables run by church groups and delegations from Mass Foresters and Knights of Columbus. The fair runs six to eight weeks and serves as a reunion and fundraiser for the new parochial school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hall
Sid
Sacred Heart Church
East Cambridge
John O'Brien
Coffey
Durgin
Mahan
Hughes
Horrigan
Helen Kelly
A. Newman
Lillian Kenney
Sadie Conlon
Men’s Sodality
Katherine Conlon
J. W. Colby
Massachusetts Court of Foresters
Crowley
Frank Cotter
Delia Sullivan
Walsh
Massachusetts Court Foresters
McCabe
Isabella St. George
Lena Mahoney
K. Royal
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Louise Newman
Mary Sullivan
A. O. HL
BR. Wiseman
N. Barrett
Master Brewers and Men In First Skirmish
The brewing workers strike enters an early active phase as master brewers advertise for return of former help while strikers report daily at headquarters. About 12 of nearly 200 men were injured or displaced yesterday, and unions pledge broader support as non union labor may be brought in Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Union Mide
Union
Haverhill
Walpole
Bellows Falls
Yonkers
Providence
St. Louis
Boston & Maine
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Parker House
Breweries
Springfield
Central
Boston Central Labor Union
Central Labor Union
Franz Wants No More Canoeing After River Tragedy
Franz describes the canoe accident on the Charles River in which Mrs. Alice Newcomb, Miss Alice Parker, and EB Bates died. He says Bates and the two women toppled their canoe, he tried to aid them, and they spent about an hour in the water before being rescued. the medical examiner later ruled accidental drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Franz
Spring Park Avenue
Alice Newcomb
Alice Parker
Franz
EB. L. Bates
Boylston Street
the Charles
Bates
FE. L. Bates
Miss Arker
Ideals in Business Lecture at Temple AuxiliarY Event
Ed ward Filene of William Filene & Sons spoke to the Ladies Auxiliary of Temple Adath Israel on ideals in business. He argued honesty and fair treatment of employees lead to lasting success, and that truth should govern advertising and customer relations. The talk cited firms like National Cash Register Co as models of humane practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Temple Adath Israel
Edward A. Filene
William Filene & Sons
Temple
Charles Fleischer
Filene
National Cash Register Company
Dayton, C
Vane Hold Up Island Treaty Delayed Vote In Landsthing
Copenhagen April 7 Two more secret Landsthing meetings failed to reach a vote on the Danish West India Islands treaty. An opposition motion for a plebiscite before ratification was rejected, postponing the vote to April 9. Forecasts suggest ratification with a plebiscite afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Landsthing
Journeymen Barbers Ball Held in Berkeley Hall
The seventh annual Journeymen Barbers Union ball was held last evening at Berkeley Hall with Jacob Tiets as floor director leading the grand march beside his wife Mrs. Tiets in black and white lace. About 150 couples attended including W. T. Cogswell C. BE. O'Donnell M. McHale J. A. Donnelly J. W. Porter A. J Travers J. F. Haughey P. A. Lydon J. Matteo Joseph Donovan Charles Schlipp Ty Cantara W. B. Tulle and A. Gegg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeymen Barbers’ Union
Berkeley Hall
Jacob ©. Tiets
J. Matteo
Joseph Donovan
Charles Schlipp
Ty Cantara
W. B. Tulle
A. Gegg
Young Watertown Boy Dies After Wagon Runaway
John Manning five years old of 10 Cottage Street Watertown died at City Hospital from a fractured skull after a wagon upset on Western Avenue Brighton. A horse taking fright at a wind blown newspaper caused the wagon to run away and the boy was thrown to the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Manning
Cottage Street
Watertown
City Hospital
Western Avenue
Brighton
Mr. Manning
Captain Carter Improves at Leavenworth Prison
Oberlin M. Carter’s condition in Leavenworth Kansas improved today as warden McClaughry reported fever checked by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Oberlin
M. Carter
Warden McClaughry
Springfield Brewery Strike Ends With Eight-Hour Day
The Springfield Breweries Company strike ended tonight after workers won an eight hour day in winter. The company retains the right to discharge workers for any reason except union activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Springfield Breweries Company
Brewers’ Union
Boy Charged With Stabbing In Bowdoin Square
Nicholas Andreatto a 16 year old resident unknown was arrested by Patrolman McAuliffe in Bowdoin square for stabbing an unidentified boy. Crowds gathered as witnesses described the assault with the wounded boy fleeing toward Hanover street. Rumors placed the suspect on a Charlestown car with an address in that area. He will be held to await developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Andreatto
McAuliffe
Division 3
Bowdoin Square
Bowdoin Street
Andreatto
Hanover Street
Charlestown
Mayor and Alderman Inspect Wards for Playgrounds
Mayor Collins and Alderman Heath spent Sunday reviewing site options in Wards 22 and 23 for public playgrounds. They visited multiple locations and may issue recommendations concerning the two playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Heath
German Dramatic Company Closes Season With The Man in the Moon
Mrs Josephine Christensen starred as Mrs Mary Ann in The Man in the Moon at Union Hall Boston last night. Leo Robinson led the cast with a popular performance as the title role, Ernst Kuenstler delighted as Councillor Liebetrau, and Margaret Carola won fresh laurels as a charming soubrette. The ensemble drew loud applause. next season opens November 2 and 4 with Es Lehe das Leben by Sudermann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jacobson
German Dramatic Company
Boston
Union Hall
Berlin
Leo Robinson
Ernst Kuenstler
Liebetreu
Margaret Carola
Lonz
T. Huesgen
Mmes
von Hall
August Mastmann
Ernst Krage
Julius Kreidel
Pauline Viatter
Auguste von Hall
Mesers
F. Christensen
F. Lamken
E. Krage
A. Schubert
Co. Ryan
Mysterious Death Stuns City as Carpenter Henry Hiltz Named
Police seek cause after an unidentified man about 60 dies in Lena Cornon’s room on Tremont Street. He collapsed within a half hour of arrival. autopsy to be held. No inmates suspected. body taken to City Hospital Morgue. Card lists Henry A. Hiltz, carpenter of Chester Central Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 5
Lena Cornon
Tremont Street
Paul Street
Thornton
Draper
City Hospital
Henry A. Hiltz
Central Street
Chester
Cornon
Boston Bay Yacht Racing Association Formed at Parker House
About 25 members from South Boston Quincy Savin Hill Columbia Squantum Atlantic Colonial and Independent yacht clubs attended the Parker House meeting where the Boston Bay Yacht Racing Association was launched to promote racing around Boston. President Loring Sears presided as officers were elected including secretary W B Johnson and executives Willard F Scott Andrew O'Brien and F A Locke. An ensuing meeting will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Parker House
Boston Bay Yacht Racing Association
Arthur J. Cavanaugh
Quincy
Savin Hill
Columbia
Squantum
Atlantic
Colonial
Massachusetts Yacht Racing Association
Loring Sears
The
Savin Hill Yacht Club
W. B. Johnson
Willard F. Scott
Andrew O’brien
F. A. Locke
Town Meeting Appropriations Across Massachusetts Districts
Town meeting notes list numerous appropriations and license votes from Dedham Tyngsboro Groton Avei Concord Dartmouth Acushnet Charlton Abington West Stockbridge Arlington Monson Stockbridge West Brookfield Boothville North Brookfield Paenden Whitingham Lenox voting on schools roads and licenses. Major items include Dedham schools 44400 and 7250 street meriting, Groton high totals, Concord and Arlington fire and extensions, LenoX labor ticket gains with 490 votes, and West Brookfield Boothbridge North Brookfield license tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Ofice
Oakdale
Tyngsboro
Otie L. Wright
Henry H. Upton
Yea
Groton
William T. Boynton
Frank A. Torrey
Francis F. Wood
AVEI
John M. Maloney
KE. B. Stone
S. Pierce
Concord
Dartmouth—Selectman
Overseer of the
Charles W. Howland
Acushnet
Moses G. Douglass
Eben P. Leonard
Henry F. Taber
G. Hammond
John G. Hammond
A. Fpf
Putnam
Wrest Aboylston
Metropolitan Water Board
Walfs
J. H. London
C. P. Burce
C. G. Thompson
West Stockbridge
Lewis Chamberlain
FE. F. Barnes
J. L. Scott
Arlington—Appropriations
Monson
O. CC. McCray
G. H. Pockitt
Ralph Clifford
West Brookfield
Charles H. Allen
Ralph Buffington
William A. Edson
Boothbridge
TGT
William C. Callahan
Ferman
Chenery
Antoine Farland
North Brookfield
Tillotson
Joseph Calahlin
Portland Beats Rois lindale Bowling Team in Close Match
Portland defeated Roslindale 2212 to 2175 in a bowling meet held in Portland Maine. The score reflects a hard fought bout with both teams showcasing strong play and notable performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Roslindale
Roslindale, Maas
O Rourke Triumphs Over McWinters In Bowdoin Club Fight
The Bowdoin Square Club hosted a boxing card last night with Charlie O Rourke defeating Hugh McWinters in four rounds after a planned six round bout. Sidelined by condition issues, O Rourke outclassed the New Yorker as a crowd noise-filled evening persisted despite efforts to disrupt the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Square
Boston
Charlie O'Rourke
Hugh McWinters
New York
Bowdoin
O'Rourke
Bowdoin Club
McWinters
Joe Walcott
Woodern
Fred Jenkins
Young Cummings
Young Edward
Young Erne
Young Nadeau
Jimmy Sullivan
Nadeau
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Green
Referee Favors Carter in Brooklyn Bout
Kid Carter of Brooklyn received an apparently unearned decision over Al Weinig of Buffalo after six rounds in Chicago. Weinig dominated the fight, while Carter was bloodied and exhausted at the end. Weinig protested the verdict, but officials stood by the referee’s ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kid Carter
Brooklyn
al Weinig
Buffalo
Weinig
Carter
Governor McSweeney Nixes Jeffries Fitzsimmons Fight
After a midnight conference with President Wagener and local business leaders, Governor McSweeney announced he would not permit the Jeffries Fitzsimmons bout in Charleston. He warned militia could be deployed, and promoter Jandon withdrew his offer after declining the $10,000 stipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
Wagener
McSweeney
Jeffries-Fitzsimmons
J. (. Jandon
New York
Jandon
Jeffries
Hart Knocks Out O'Brien in Third Round Fight
Marvin Hart of Louisville defeated Dick O'Brien of Lewiston in the third round of a scheduled three round bout at Empire Athletic Club. Hart used reach and pressure, delivering rapid rights and lefts to O'Brien's face and body after a heated exchange that prevented O'Brien from landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Marvin Hart
Dick O’brien
Lewiston
Empire Athletic Club
Hart
O’brien
McFadden Beats Supples In New Britain Bout
Seven hundred spectators at the Casino in New Britain see George McFadden of New York fight Art Sims of Buffalo. Sims injures a wrist in training and Charley Supples substitutes. The bout is tame at first, then a brief toe-to-toe. Supples is knocked down and counts out, then walks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Conn
George McFadden
New York
Art’? Sims
Buffalo
Sims
Charley” Supples
Fra Erne
Supples
Goodman Stops Leon in Fifteen Round Boston Boxer Wins
Casper Leon suffers a decision loss after fifteen rounds as Kid Goodman of Boston dominates with repeated hard left hooks. Hartford report notes Goodman controlled the bout from bell one, landing near at will to secure the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Kid Goodman
Boston
Casper Leon
Goodman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neptunes
Atlantic Social and Athletic Club
St. Stephen's T. A. and B. Society
Bryan Club
Manhattan Studio
Charles L. Sarro
Hall of Neptune Associates
Manhattan
John F. M'Carthy
Neptune Association
Asthmi
James Dempsey
William F. Whelan
Stationary Engineers’ Union 16
Louis Schubert
Brewery Workers’ Union No. 14
Maurice A. Walsh
M. T. Athridge
Brewery Workers
Eet
Temple Adath Israel Auxiliary
VANES
Journeymen
Ball
Springfeld
Josephine Christensen
Mary Ann
Stationg
NEW Racing Association
Boston and Vicinity
Rome
America
Rourke
M’sweeney
M'Fadden
Leon
Munyon
Dyspepsia
Gure
Mungon
Tremont Temple
Tremont St
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