Dogs at Bayonne Show Charm Crowd With Colorful Canines
A bustling dog show draws visitors amid a menagerie of breeds and prizes. Spectators comment on poodles, Boston terriers, St Bernards, and wolves like Great Danes while children and exhibitors share pride and tedium.
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Jack Swellbody
Cynthia Winthrop
Jack
Tim Shoddy
Cynthia
Mamma
Bayonne Kennels
Boston
St. Bernards
Sachem
Serena Simple
Serena
John Burklyne
Stone Crash Injures Two Girls at Riverside School
An accident at Riverside School Point St Charles Montreal occurred when a floor collapsed under a load of stone from an upper floor. Two girls were injured Jennie Marshall daughter of the Society for the Protection of Women and Children secretary and Charlotte McDonnel sustained bruises to her left foot and hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Riverside School
Point St. Charles
Jennie Marshall
The
Society For the Protection of Women and Children
Charlotte McDonnel
Universalist Union Holds Sixth Meeting at Thorndike
The Universalist Social Union held its sixth regular meeting of the tenth season at the Thorndike last evening. A 6 o'clock business session was followed by a banquet with prominent out-of-town clergymen as guests.
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Universalist Social Union
Thorndike
Twenty years for murder in Baudet case in Superior Court
Judge Braley imposed the maximum on Ida E Darling for manslaughter and Frank F Baudet as accessory before the fact in the Baudet child murder case. The jury found both guilty after nearly concurrent deliberations. Darling faces solitary confinement first week, then hard labor. Baudet to state prison. The case drew support from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and notable attendees, including John F. Andrew and Rev. John Duckson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Baudet
Braley
Superior Criminal Court
Ida E. Darling
Frank F. Baudet
Baudet
Manning
House of Correction
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Agent Smith
John F. Andrew
John Duckson
Berthold Schlesinger
George P. Hayward
Parkman Blake
H. L. C. Wolcott
George Leverett
Cambridge
Maria Murdock
Real estate deals in Stillman Allen estate on Tremont Street
John J. McCormack sold to Alfred A. Marcus the Stillman B. Allen estate on Tremont Street for Augustus F. Arnold. The 206000 square feet of land two old buildings and a stable will be developed into house lots. An electric line will run through Revere Highlands within thirty days. N G Nickerson bought from H T Whitman a Wollaston property with 38000 square feet and a house and stable, price not stated. Nickerson then sold to C H Backus a Wollaston house, stable and 10000 square feet, price not given.
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John J. McCormack
Alfred A. Marcus
Stillman B. Allen
Tremont Street
Augustus F. Arnold
Sherman, Hannah & Co
Revere Highlands
N. G. Nickerson
H. T. Whitman
Wollaston
C. H. Backus
New April holiday suggested to honor revolutionary colors
Proposals call for April 19 as a patriotic holiday with buff and blue colors displayed by descendants of patriots. A. Shuman & Co. offer free boutonnieres in those hues to the public today at their Washington and Summer street corner shop as a token of celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. A. Shuman & Co
Washington and
Summer Streets
Nantasket Beach Special Trains From Boston Announced
The New York New Haven and Hartford railroad will run special facilities on Thursday April 19 for Nantasket Beach travelers. Boston to Nantasket Beach branch trains depart 9 20 a m with return 4 00 p m Stony Beach to Boston and main stations depart 3 10 p m. Boats from Boston connect with Nantasket trains leaving Pemberton at 10 35 a m and 2 00 p m and returning Nantasket at 12 2 and 3 46 p m for Boston connections.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Nantasket Beach
Boston
Nantasket
Stony Beach
Pemberton
Hindoo Monk Talked At Lynn Meeting In Orange Robe
Nearly forty Boston area ladies responded to North Shore Club invitations for Swami Vivekananda. At the Colonial club house he spoke on manners and customs of his people and noted respect for women in India. Mrs. Francis W. Breed hosted the Hindu monk, with many Boston society women in attendance.
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Boston
Lynn
North Shore Club
Chi
Colonial Club
Swami Vivekananda
India
Francis W. Breed
Thomas E. Mack
Alfred Hemenway
Charles A. Thomas
Charles A. Thomas, Miss ©. M. BE. Rowe, Mrs. E. M. H. Morrill
J. P. Selinger
Mott Smith
Myra Mott Smith
McCutcheon
Alice Kent Robertson
Marion Howard Brazier
Whiton Stone
Martin Hall
John Gregory
Techs Soldiers: Lt Hawthorne Seeks Relief From MIT Duty
First Lt. H L Hawthorne U S A military instructor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology seeks to be relieved from his current assignment. He is popular among Tech students though drill is not highly valued. Hawthorne notes the course lacks real professional relevance and condemns trivial treatment by editors while wishing his successor success.
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H. L. Hawthorne
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tech
Motion for New Trial in Pollard Suit Against Breckinridge
Washington April 17 counsel for Congressman W P Breckinridge filed a motion for a new trial in Madeline Pollard's suit. Grounds include verdict against evidence, insufficiency of proof, damages excessive, and multiple claimed legal errors in instructions and court comments. Signed by Butterworth Dowell Shelby McKenney and Thompson for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. ©. P. Breckinridge
Madeline Pollard
Cvent
Butterworth and Dowell
John T. Shelby
William A. McKenney
Phil B. Thompson
Crusade Against Cigarettes Thrills Boston Teachers
Nearly 700 school teachers gathered at English High School to hear Commissioner Hubbell of New York discuss the anti cigarette crusade. He explained the New York league’s work in schools, noting 40 000 members in three months and that Boston is expected to follow suit. He stressed opposition to cigarette use by youths while stating he still smokes. The talk, introduced by Superintendent Seaver, drew strong applause.
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Hall of English High School
Commissioner Hubbell
New York City
Hubbell
New York
Seaver
League
Boston
Large contracts awarded for gas and electric light fixtures
Contracts awarded last week to McKenney & Waterbury of Franklin street include work on Bangor City Hall, the Capitol Insurance building in Concord New Hampshire, the Camden town hall in Maine, and the Y M C A and Opera House in Bath Maine.
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Messrs. McKenney & Waterbury
Franklin Street
Bangor City Hall
Capitol Insurance Building
Concord
N. H
Camden
Town Hall
Opera House
Bath
Child Fatally Struck by Electric Car in Taunton
Four year old Fred Hewitt was killed when he ran into Bay street and was struck by a moving electric car in front of his home. The motorman, Smith, was taken home in hysterics. he was testing a new motorman at the time.
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Taunton
Fred Hewitt
Bay Street
Smith
Fate Defied Aldermen Free From Care On Franklin Trip
Eight aldermen, two clerical gentlemen, a city messenger, an architect and a stenographer left Boston on a thirteen day Franklin trade school junket. The party travels to Detroit with plans to observe trades schools and discuss garbage burning and street lighting. Aldermen Hall Lomasney Folson join in Washington. City Clerk Galvin stays home. The Common Council cannot transact business this week.
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City Messenger
Boston & Albany
Franklin
Alvah Hugh Peters
Detroit
New York Express
Junketers
Sanford, Lee
Fottler
Dever, Witt
Barry
Bryant
Presho
Charles W. Duane
John Hood
Alvah H. Peters
Matthew Sullivan
Frank X. Chisholm
Aldermen Hall
Lomasney
Folsom
Washington
Galvin
Aldermanic Board
Trades School
Ben Franklin
City Hall
Common Council
Ofj
Hawkins Street
Boston
Water Front Rescue Makes Captain Learn Lesson
Captain Alexander Eagan in a yawl with a sail set out from the bay toward Long Island when a sudden squall capsized his boat. The tug Samuel Weld rescued him and towed the craft to shore with mast and oars missing. He vows to stick to wharves for business thereafter. The sloop SS Ree sailed to Gloucester to clear obstructions between Ten Pound Island and the wharves. Orion returned from repairs, while Jacob M. Haskell and Harry Messer yards report topside work and planned voyages to Kennebec and Philadelphia.
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Alexander Eagan
Whitehall
Long Island
Eagan
Hagan
Samuel Weld
S. Ree
Gloucester
Ten Pound Island
Orion
Simpson’s
Jacob M. Haskell
McKee’s Yard
Boston
Harry Messer
McKee’s
Kennebec
Philadelphia
Landsman
Fractured by a Pick at Framingham
Thomas Burke a laborer for Old Colony division was seriously injured yesterday afternoon at Framingham when a fellow worker's pick struck his head. The pick pierced his hat fracturing his skull trepanned at Massachusetts General Hospital. Burke 24 from South Framingham has a good chance for recovery.
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Thomas Burke
Old Colony
Framingham
Massachusetts General Hospital
Burke
South Framingham
Court hears appeal on Cyrus White will Jamaica Plain
The Supreme Court opened yesterday to hear the appeal from the al lowance of the will of Cyrus White who died August 10 1893 at Jamaica Plain leaving an estate valued at 75000. The will bequeathed 500 to each of seven nephews and nieces as well as to his widow Ida White. The nephews and nieces challenged the will claiming incapacity due to illness while Mrs White defended noting his full consciousness and understanding. The estate after bequests will barely support the widow. Separately plans emerge to centralize immigration inspection at Governors Island with a new station and staff to emulate Ellis Island.
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Cyrus White
Jamaica Plain
Supreme Court
Holmes
White
Ida White
Post
Mr. White
Colonel Smith
Washington Immigration
McSweeney
New York
W. A. Wheeler
Marine Hospital
Modern Paul Revere to ride in Patriots Day parade
Robert W. Sise of Medford has been chosen to recreate Paul Revere’s ride. He will wear a replica Revere suit, depart Charlestown at signal lights from the North Church, travel to Boston then Lexington, with three black horses in relays and an uproarious reception in each town.
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Medford
Paul Revere
Robert W. Sise
Charlestown
Old North Church
Boston
Revere
Lexington
Police raid nets six men under alleged policy shop
Police of Division 4 raided a policy shop last night and seized evidence to convict. Six colored men were arrested for simply being present at the location.
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Division 4
Colored cartoons boost Sunday Post sales in New England
Newsstand operators in the city report a strong lift in Sunday sales after the Post announced it would continue the colored cartoon feature. Operators from Crawford House to Clark's Hotel credit the colored page with attracting customers, noting initial confusion and subsequent high demand.
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Post
New England
Crawford House
Revere House
Sunday Post
New York
Quincy House
Tremont House
Parker House
the Post
Clark's
Next Sunday's Post Cartoon Promised to Be Bigger
The note claims a full page cartoon will appear in next Sundays Post in four or five colors, promising it will be better than the previous experimental cartoon. It urges readers to order the upcoming issue to ensure receipt.
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Post
Women's Charity Club breakfast in Boston draws notable guests
About 300 members and friends gathered at Vendome for the annual charity club breakfast. President Mrs. Micah Dyer opened the event with remarks as Miss Julia Marlowe Rev. Philip Moxom and other Boston notables attended. A tenor solo by Signor Tiferro and a reading by Miss Magee followed brief addresses. The program closed with notes on Harvard as the finest college and cigar.
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Woman's Charity Club
Vendome
Micah Dyer
Julia Marlowe
Philip Moxom
Kate Tannatt Woods
Magee
Emil Tiferro
Boston
B. F. Keith
Franklin T. Rose
Frances A. Keefe
A. A. Andrews
Jennie Mosley
Edward O. Blunt
George Grover
D. W. Runnels
N. W. Goddard
Nashua
Kate C. Phelps
Emma Toussant
J. W. Cartwright
Dyer
Miss Marlowe
Signor Tiferro
Miss Magee
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Nger Brothers
Corner Bedford
Real Estate News
Ita
Roxbury
Patriots
U.S
Breckinridge
Carney Hospital
George W. Galvin
Kingston Street
Boston Theatre
Louis
Wilson Bros
Old Colony RR
Tremont Row
Matilda
Willa Beus
Baldwin
Hyde Park
Perkine
Mt. Pleasants
Linzie M. Ba- Cassidy
Envoy
James Cassidy
Joate
John and
Way
H. J. Skeffington
Washington St
Winter
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General Grant
Price
Seceront
Yankee
Summer ST
Ness
Womens’ Charity Club
Harvard
National Supply CO
Temple Place
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