Damages Estimated After Tremont Street Store Fire
The article lists损 damages from a fire affecting several businesses on Tremont and Eliot streets. L Stevenson’s agent H W Thomas cites at least 20000 damage plus contents. A Gainsburg owner of a corner clothing store faces 40 000 loss. Charles E Blodgett’s pool room may incur 200 or more. former Norton candy store area hit with 1000 soda fountain damage. I Mieusset French restaurant anticipates 500 loss. New York Butter Store on ground floor sustains minor damage. Biddle Catreri confectioners estimate 300 to 500.
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L. Stevenson
H. W. Thomas
A. Gainsburg
Tremont and
Eliot Street
Charles E. Blodgett
W. R. Norton
I. Mieusset
New York
Biddle & Catreri
Firemen Mobilize as Two Alarm Blazes Sweep City
Fire crews raced to two alarm fires yesterday around noon, drawing nearly all apparatus. Box 61, Van Rensselaer House threatened, second alarm at 12 22 sent engines, ladders and chemicals rushing. a cover plan spread to shield uncovered districts. Box 14 added at 1 20 signaling a near citywide response.
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van Rensselaer
van Rensselaer Hotel
Commercial Street
Union Wharf
Boston
Roxbury
AndrewsAppleton Wedding at Mrs Williams West Fourth
Mrs Williams hosts the wedding of her granddaughter Adelaide L Appleton to Clifford F Andrews of Chicago. Rev Temple officiates with Eugenie Bowen as maid of honor and E Burke Walbridge as best attended by a long list of guests and ushers. The couple depart amid rice as friends and relatives look on.
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Sarah L. Williams
West Fourth Street
Arthur L. Foster
Charles H. M. Kendall
Herbert F. Wilbur
Frank Co. Higgins
Ralph M. Cole
A. B. Gove
A. E. Bowen
A. M. Wright
George Bates
Fred Park
William Johnson
George Whitehouse
Alva Tibbets
Fair Play Call to Defend The Evening Post Delivery
Readers urged to oppose a boycott by the Herald Globe and demand The Evening Post from street car boys. The paper’s special teams will canvass every city section to ensure distribution.
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POST
Herald-Globe
Evening Post
Remarkable Spring Furniture Bargains at Paine's Company
Publius Syrus warned against hasty decisions and the same advice fits those who miss Paine's Furniture Company spring deals. A fine sideboard showcased in another column exemplifies the striking bargains now available in premium furniture.
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Publius Syrus
Paine
Post Media Echoes in Boston Evening Edition
The Latin signification of post means after and the Boston Post with its lively evening edition appears aligned with metropolitan contemporaries.
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Post
The
Boston Post
Everett centennial banquet honors Edward Everett
Everett’s Day recounts the large town memorial banquet at the Y M C A Hall with speakers including Congressman Everett ex Governor John D. Long and Mayor Francis Batchelder. The event featured music by Whiddon's orchestra and solos by Mrs. Salome Thomas as schools saluted Edward Everett's birthday.
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Everett
Columbus
Congressman Everett
John D. Long
W. F. Butler
Senate
Francis Batchelder
W. W. Goodwin
Harvard
Darwin FE. Ware
William Hamilton
Sidney B. Everett
Boston
George E. Smith
Darius Hadley
Frederick Snyder
Long
Edward Everett
President Butler
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Dorchester Observance At Everett Birthplace
Dr Elbridge Smith spoke to a receptive crowd yesterday afternoon praising Everett and defending his legacy. The address defended the man against critics while highlighting the community’s respect for his contributions.
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Everett
Edward Everett birthday talk recalled by Dorchester crowd
In Winthrop Hall Dorchester Dr Smith praised Edward Everett noting four famous orations were done without prep. About 600 attended as Dorchester students filled the gallery with flowers framing a portrait of Everett born in 1794 at Five Corners Everett Square.
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Winthrop Hall
Dorchester
Hdward Everett
Dr. Smith
Edward Everett
Everett
Midnight Oil
Dorchester High School
Commemorative Address on Edward Everett’s Century
Dorchester Historical Society members and guests gathered as Rev Dr De Normandie gave a commemorative oration on Edward Everett. The ceremony praised his faithful service to the country and noted his epitaph about loving his country through evil and good reports.
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The
Dorchester Historical Society
James de Normandie
Arthur
W. H. Albright
Alderman Bordman Hall
Sidney B. Everett
Edward Everett
Williams. Stevens
Thomas Mair
John J. Mair
W. B. Trask
J. H. Stark
W. B. Meachum
Everett
W. £. C. Smith
Gow
Waltham Wedding Unites Miss Aldis and Willis Gilpatrick
A fashionable wedding occurred in Waltham yesterday afternoon at the bride’s Moody street home. Miss Aldis, daughter of Dr and Mrs Edward Worcester, married Mr Willis Gilpatrick of Newark New Jersey with a large guest list and elaborate decorations. The ceremony was conducted by Rev J M Dutton and the couple will reside in Newark after two weeks in the South.
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Waltham
Aldis
Edward Worcester
Willis Gilpatrick
Newark
N. J
Moody Street
Nellie
Harry Weeks
Paul D. Worcester
F.S. Kieth
Anna Worcester
Alice Kieth
Maud Worcester
Henry Gilpatrick
Great Falls
N. H
Gilpatrick
J. M. Dutton
Central Church
Newtonville
South
Fall in four story shaft injures Charles Magrath
At about 6 pm Charles Magrath aged 22 of 14 Causeway street fell four stories into an elevator well at 504 Commercial street. He was pulled out semi conscious and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital in critical condition with jaw injuries and internal trauma.
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Charles Magrath
Causeway Street
Commercial Street
Dunn
Massachusettts General Hospital
Magrath
Death in Bath Iron Works accident crushes George Leigh ton
George M Leigh ton a Bath Iron Works employee was crushed beneath three Ammon ram armor plates weighing about 25 tons. His legs were mangled and amputations above the knee were performed. he died at 7 15 pm as the operation concluded. He leaves a wife and two small children.
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Bath, Me
George M. Leighton
Bath Iron Works
Escape of Brookline Prisoner Shocks Dedham
Dedham April 11 Henry J Curry of Brookline escaped from the jail. Curry, sentenced in December 1893 to six months in the county jail for drunkenness, is believed to be recaptured soon and returned to custody.
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Dedham
Madicott
Henry J. Curry
Brookline
Curry
Three Measures and Passes on Beacon Hill
The House passed three measures on Beacon Hill including temperance action to bar saloons within 400 feet of public schools and a plan to engross an assessors bill. Senate opponents blocked hours for railroad workers, while other minor items moved through committees or were rejected.
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Beacon Hill
Representative Tuttle
Boston
Committee On
Merritt
Chelsea
Dowd
Brockton
Dan” Coakley
Cambridge
Dick’’ Sullivan
Roxbury
James F. Sweeney
Frederick W. Bliss
M. C. Cook
George A. Gallagher
James H. Flint
W. H. S. Hayes
J. J. MceCarthy
Robert Teamoh
Dick Sullivan
Quinn
Mellen
Worcester
Messrs. Myers
Richardson
Robbins
Russell
Senate
House
Buckley
Butler
Lawrence
Middlesex
Cronan
Suffolk
Sawyer
Essex
Green
Leary
Fitzgerald
Senate Chamber
Coordinate
Weston
Hingham
Prevaux
Wellman
Malden
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Woodlawn Cemetery
Metropolitan Park Commission
Committee On Taxation
Committee On County
Registry of Deeds
East Cambridge
Ellen Reed Private Home to be Formed as Corporation
A Boston meeting at 47 Winter street led to establishing a permanent corporation for the Ella Reed Private Home for destitute children. Miss Cynthia Bates would serve as president with Mrs S J Barrows as clerk and Miss B G Armstrong as treasurer. directors include Bates, Mrs S J Farmer, Dr S E B Wilder and Mrs L I Moffitt. Honorary members were elected, with Dr E Winchester Donald among them and interest shown by Rev E A Horton, Hon John D Long, Hon William Lloyd Garrison, and the Barrows couple.
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Ella Reed
Cynthia Bates
Sharon
S. J. Barrows
B. G. Armstrong
Bates
S. J. Farmer
S. EB. Wilder
L. I. Moffitt
E. Winchester Donald
E. A. Horton
John D. Long
William
Two Policy Raids Lead to Court Citations at West End
Police from Joy Street station raided two policy shops in the West End yesterday afternoon. Five men are due in court today for being present where gaming slips were found. At 28 Causeway Street, Frank E. Plummer, 40, of Shawmut Avenue, was arrested. At 4 Portland Street, George Thomas, 63, of Everett, Frank Davis, 22, of Pleasant Street, Charles Newton, 25, of Chelsea, and James Hurley, 38, of Somerville were arrested for being present.
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West End
Joy Street
Causeway Street
Frank E. Plummer
Shawmut Avenue
Portland Street
George Thomas
Everett
Frank Davis
Pleasant Street
Charles Newton
Chelsea
James Hurley
Somerville
Woman Succumbs to Kerosene Fire Injury in South Boston
Mrs. Jessie Mason, 23, of 185 Gold Street, South Boston, attempted to start a fire with kerosene when flames ignited, severely burning her face and body. Dr. J. H. McDonald ordered her removal to City Hospital for treatment.
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Jessie Mason
Gold Street
Boston
J. H. McDonald
City Hospital
Lamp ignites woman, dies after fire at East Greenwich
In East Greenwich last evening a lamp fell into Mrs. Palmer’s lap and exploded, covering her in flames. She died this afternoon from severe burns suffered in the incident.
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Providence
R. II
East Greenwich
Boston Evening Post Seen As Promising For City Journalism
The Lowell Citizen notes the Boston Evening Post as a promising candidate to fill a long sought gap in Boston journalism, highlighting its potential impact and appeal to readers.
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Lowell Citizen
The
Boston Evening Post
Boston
Knights of Honor Hold Nineteenth Massachusetts Grand Lodge Session
The Knights of Honor Massachusetts held the nineteenth annual Grand Lodge session at 700 Washington Street with 250 delegates. Officers elected include Grand dictator Edward W. Bailey and Grand treasurer Walter S. Burnham, while 70 past dictators received the degree of old age.
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Knights of Honor
Washington Street
Grand Lodge
Massachusetts
Boston
Grand Reporter
Marsden Bellamy
Wilmington
N. C
Edward W. Bailey
Fred M. Hersey
Caleb K. Sullivan
E. Granville Pratt
Walter S. Burnham
Gilbert G. Purdy
Emery M. Jones
Grand Guardian
J. H. Cushing
Grand Sentinel
Edward O. Kinsman
D. A. Btooks
Supreme
Frank N. Churchill
George A. Wheeler
Elevator plunge in Industrial Trust building injures six
In Providence at 11:15 this morning an elevator descended from the sixth floor with eight passengers after the operator opened the lever. The car dropped to the first floor before the brake engaged. Two women were badly bruised, another woman sprained both ankles, and all were seriously shocked.
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Providence
R. I
New Industrial Trust Company
Lwo
Death by Own Action Shocks New York Bookkeeper
Jacob Gunsberg a confidential bookkeeper for I. S. Wormser hanged himself at his home yesterday. A letter said he was short in his accounts, though the firm reports its books show no discrepancy. He had served nineteen years with the firm.
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New York
Jacob Gunsberg
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Newell’s Bird
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Grand Forks
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UMAN
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Sargent Laundry Co
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N. E. Phonograph CO
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El&us
W. E. McDonald & CO
Latimer
Chardon Street
Rhode Island
Lumbe Sanitary
Linwoodd Street
John Whatpcock
Park Remedy CO
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New England
LiBe Bie
Beach St
F. A. Searle
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Montages Child & CO
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Frances
Willard
Brush
Weeks & Potter CO
GEO. C. Goodwin & CO
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S. T. Taylor
Misa EK
M. L. Nelson
M. D
State of Mass
Boyson Street
Challenge Umbrella
Kingston St
Lewis Jones & Son
Lagrange Street
Illiam Elmer
Avi Ptorney
LAW
Masa
Federal St. Sai
Lamson
Allen Bros
Torsroom
Bedford St
Hubbard's
Moito
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