Obituary notices from Roxbury and surrounding towns listed
A long list of death notices and funeral details from Roxbury Everett Quincy East Boston and nearby areas. Many entries specify names ages residences funeral times and church services with relatives invited and occasional requests to omit flowers. Some items note New York or Chicago papers copy requests.
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Buckman St
Barnard
Quincy
Walter H. Barnard
GS Granite St
Bowen
Yarmouthport
Duane Winter Bowen
Winthrop
Winthrop Cemetery
Byfr
Dorchester
Jacob Byer
Angell St
New York
Chicago
Bruso
Roxbury
Catherine Bruso
Coughlin
Edward Bruso
Tremont St
St. Francis de Sales
Vernon St
Callahan
Matthew
Catherine Callahan
Driscoll
George St
New York City
Chicopee
Mass
Childs
Boston
Apphia D. Childs
Princeton St
Ireland
M. Holland
Spencer &J
St. Leo's Church
Esmond St
New Calvary Cemetery
Cooke
Thomas A. Cooke
Cavanagh
Saratoga St
Sacred Heart Church
Cummings
Margaret
Robert Cummings
Flaherty
John H. Dillion
Hamilton St
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House Hill
Somerville
Ellen
Matthew Cummings
Nee Barrett
Henry Merrick
Bradley St
St. Ann‘s Church
Thurston St
Martin
Elizabeth Degan
Oakdale St
Our Lady of Lourdes
Dolan
Chelsea
John J. Dolan
Mary A. Dolan
Gainard
Essex St
St. Rose's Church
Deifren
John
Mary Defren
East Bighol Et
Allston
Alice L
Charles L. Shackford
Waterman Chapel
Washington St
Sullivan
Catherine
Patrick Sullivan
Michael Sullivan
Hinckley St
St. Ann’s Church
Lowell
Funeral Notice for Robert Dickson at Malden Residence
Clantewart No 67 U S C Charlestown requests Meysters attend funeral for our late associate Robert Dickson at his Malden home 75 Newhall street at 2 p m on April. Lewis Graham Chief.
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Talliden
Boston
John A
Sarah Halliden
McGovern
East Fourth St
Gate of Heaven Church
St. Michael's Court
Haase
Henry Haase
Forest Hills Cemetery
Haynes
Martha BE. Haynes
John R. Haynes
Aspenwall Rd
Dorchester
Hibbins
James Hibbins
W. H. Graham
Washington St
Johnson
James W. Johnson
Twelfth Baptist Church
Shawmut Ave
King
Wollaston
John King
Brookfield
Mass
Walter J. King
North Central Ave
Kuhn
Charlestown
Mary E
Herman Kuhn
Pearl St
Lennon
Roxbury
Ann Lennon
Ward
Timothy Lennon
Fenn Rd
Mission Church
Lennox
Arthur
Nettle M. Lennox
Rachael MacCaulay
Chestnut St
Mulloy
Walter
John
Harriet Mulloy
O'Hara
Jamaica Plain
Hillside St
Murphy
South Boston
Julia
Francis Murphy
East Third St
Gate of Heaven
M'Carthy
Weymouth
Daniel McCarthy
Joanna” Mc Carthy
Summer St
Lynn
St. Patrick's Church
McIsaac
Newton
Jeanette
Colman A. MeIsaac
Church of Our Lady
Calvary Cemetery
Waltham
Somerville
Sarah
Omes Ryan
Otis St
St. Ann's Church
Medford and
Thurston Sts
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Meysters
Robert Dickson
Newhall St
Lewis Graham
Tacoma Ordered to Sail for Tampico
Rapid preparations for an immediate departure to Tampico in compliance with Secretary Daniels' order. The United States gunboat Tacoma in Boston harbor received orders to sail at once, amid mobilization of the Atlantic squadron in Mexican waters and a stir among navy officials.
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Tampico
Navy
Department
United States
Tacoma
Boston
Daniels
Navy Yard Transfers Ammunition to Tacoma in Quiet Mobilization
A large supply transfer runs from Charlestown navy yard to the Tacoma with steam launches delivering equipment. The yard remains busy though not officially mobilized as warships wait on orders. Commander Nathan C. Twining, the Tacoma, and Rear Admiral Fletcher are central in the ongoing patrol and deployment notes.
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Naval Magazine
Charlestown Navy Yard
Tacoma
Rowe
Tampico
Portsmouth
Daniels
Gange Ferry
Tacoma at Hingham loading ammunition underway to Tampico
The U S S Tacoma departed Boston Harbor late last night and steamed to Hingham to finish loading ammunition at the Naval Magazine. Crew on shore leave were recalled and ordered to report aboard. The vessel received orders to proceed to Tampico via Newport Rhode Island.
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U. S. S. Tacoma
Boston Harbor
Hingham
Naval Magazine
Tampico
Tacoma
Mexico
Newport
R. I
Navy yard harbor update with battleships and escorts
The location near the ferry channel hosts a new Driscoll line to the South Boston fish pier passing close to the harbor vessel. Battleships Virginia Georgia Rhode Island Nebraska sit at the navy yard with Rhode Island under repair. Virginia in dry dock may float out soon. North Carolina and torpedo boat Rodgers also in harbor.
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Driscoll’s
South Boston Fish Pier
Navy Yard
Virginia
Georgia
Rhode Island
Nebraska
North Carolina
Rodgers
500 Men Ready Tacoma to Call at Newport for Seamen and Coal Passers
Newport R T April 14. Orders from Washington call for 500 ordinary seamen and coal passers to be ready for transfer to the cruiser Tacoma when she stops here on her Boston to Tampico trip. Tacoma can take about half, while 2600 men are at the station. Over 2000 could be dispensed with if orders come.
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Newport
R. T
Naval Training Station
Washington
Tacoma
Boston
Tampico
Fire in Three Story East Boston Tenement
A blaze in the top flat of a three story wooden tenement at 154 Chelsea Street East Boston kept the fire department busy for about an hour before it was controlled. A strong turpentine odor lingered in the building and investigators will determine the cause.
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Chelsea Street
Boston
Battle at San Pedras Juarez Reported Desperate
An official dispatch from Texas dated April 14 notes a more desperate battle near San Pedras Juarez with rebels retreating into Chihuahua. The report says troops under Palacio and Tor defeated forces loyal to Francisco Villa at Los Colonios, in the state area.
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Juarez
San Pedras
Chihuahua
Turmoil near Torreon as federal and rebel forces clash
Conflicting reports describe battles around Torreon with General De Moure and General Velasco's columns engaging rebels. About 15,000 troops, 700 prisoners reported, as forces maneuver near San Pedro and surrounding routes.
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de Moure
Torreon
Rein' Velasco
San Pedro
Refugees Landed Again at Tampico After Battle
Rear Admiral Mayo, via Rear Admiral Fletcher, reports the constitutionalist attack on Tampico is over. Refugees taken aboard battleships there are now being landed.
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Tampico
Battle Line Reported Around City in 20 Mile Arc
Report says forces formed a 20 mile semi circle around the city as the general engagement began, with troops positioned between Viesca Parras and San Pedro to prevent concentration. The description implies a broad front battle near the locality.
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Viesca
Parras
San Pedro
German Gifts for Harvard Germanic Museum Receive Two Items
Professor Kuno Francke announced two arrivals for Harvard's Germanic museum. A cast of Peter Vischer's John Roth bishop relief, donated by Breslau Cathedral on the suggestion of Willy Kuenthal, will be stored until the new museum opens. A large Rhenish sculpture collection from early medieval to Renaissance periods has also been shipped from Düsseldorf by the Prussian provincial government.
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Kuno Francke
Germanic Museum
Harvard
Cambridge
Breslau
Willy Kukenthal
Peter Vischer
John Roth
Rhenish
Prussia
Dusseldorf
Cleveland Man Held for Non-Support of Child
Edward H. Switzer, 36, was arrested here on an outgoing Cleveland warrant for non support of his 8 year old child. Cleveland authorities seek his return to answer the charge.
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Cleveland
Boston
Edward H. Switzer
Expected tolls from Americans discussed in Senate hearing
Henry White, former ambassador to France and secretary of the American embassy in London during the Hay-Pauncefote talks, told a Senate committee that negotiators never expected the United States to exempt coast-wise shipping from Panama Canal tolls.
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Washington
Henry White
France
Great Britain
Witness Pushes Toll Exemption Repeal View in Hearing
Professor Emery R. Johnson of the University of Pennsylvania testified that toll exemption for American ships should be repealed. The Senate, led by Senator Brandegee, moved to require the Secretary of State to submit all correspondence on the Clayton Bulwer treaty and related pacts with Great Britain and Panama.
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Emery R. Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
Isthmian Canal Committee
Taft
Senate
Brandegee
Canals Committee
Great Britain
Panama
President's repeal policy praised in mass telegrams
Secretary Tumulty reported more than 500 unsolicited telegrams from Democrats nationwide in support of the President's repeal policy. The debate over toll control saw little discussion outside the Senate. Senator Williams suggested the resolution naming named figures.
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John Sharp Williams
Senate
Tumulty
Kidney Health Remedy Promoted for Urinary Welfare
American readers urged to reduce foods high in richness to ease kidney strain. Advertisement claims four ounces of Jad Salts or Rad Salts with lemon and grape acid will flush clogged kidneys, ease back pain, and stop nightly urination, dizziness, and headaches.
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Masterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Rush A. Webster
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Membere Florista
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