Cuban Aid Benefit at Tremont Honors Cuba Sufferers
Judge John W. Corcoran introduced as friend of Cuba at a Tremont Theatre benefit by J V Fuentes. Symphony Orchestra and Signorina Rivlo performed to aid Cuban sufferers under Ladies' Cuban Aid Society. J Lincoln de Zayas praised McKinley while Weyler drew boos and Maine cheers. Stereopticon views of Cuba shown by Charles Mason Fuller. Telegram of regret from Cuban minister Tomas Palma.
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John W. Corcoran
Tremont Theatre
J. V. Fuentes
Cuba
Maine
Weyler
McKinley
Lee
Charles Mason Fuller
United States Navy
Tomas Palma
Julia
RK. Purgand
Human
H. Piller
Costarelli
Special Train Service To Nantasket Beach Patriots Day
The railroad runs a special Patriots Day train from Kneeland Street Boston at 9 46 a m on April 19 to Nantasket and Pemberton and returns leaving Pemberton at 6 15 p m with stops at major stations. Round trip excursion rates apply. Beach service will link Nantasket and Pemberton with boats to Boston. See posters for schedules.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Kneeland Street
Boston
Nantasket
Pemberton
Labor Body Denounces State Police in New Bedford
The Boston Central Labor Union adopted a resolution deprecating outside police interference in New Bedford and opposing coercion of workers using moral suasion. Other notes include criticism of the Bryan banquet at the American House for non union waiters, a boycott by the National Brewery Workers, and efforts to favor union coal suppliers. Delegates from the Stone Pointers Union were admitted.
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Boston Central Labor Union
New Bedford
Bryan
Waiters’ Alliance
Democratic State Committee
American House
William Jennings Bryan
National Brewery Workers
Milwaukee
Republic
Mills
City Hall
Stone Pointers’ Union
Park Employees Union Forms No 7004 in Blatchford Hall
An enthusiastic meeting in Blatchford Hall yesterday organized by A F of L member O Sullivan established a new park employees union as No 7004. Officers were installed and fifty new members were added to the roll.
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Union of Park Employees
Blatchford Hall
O'Sullivan
A. F. of L
Massachusetts A F L council opposes souvenirs scheme
The executive council of the Massachusetts branch of the A F L held a brief session. It condemned the souvenir and hand book system as a means to fleece business men. A motion denouncing the scheme was adopted and specific books named. Pierce and Murray were authorized to visit Hayoke to organize there. The legislative committee’s report was endorsed and tasked to push the bakers’ bills through the Legislature.
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Massachusetts
A. F. of L
Pierce
Murray
Hayoke
Plays and actors on Boston stages this week
The article lists adaptations and cast for Tonight shows including The First Violin at the Park and Truth at the same venue. It notes Edith Mason’s return in The Gypsy Baron and mentions Nellie Lynch and other performers at Boston theatres. It also previews Chimes of Normandy at Grand Opera House and Coliseum acts, with extra matinees on Patriots Day.
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Boston
Eugene Tompkins
Opera-In-English
Cypsy Baron
Sir
Bille
Eugen Courvoieler
Her von Francius
Friedheim
Eugen
Miss Hallam
May Wedderburn
Anna Sartorius
Frau Schmidt Sigmund
Sir Peter
Adelaide
Koln
Elberthal
the Park
Clarence E. Holt
Judge Conkwright
the Tremont
Boston Museum Stock Company
Nellie Lynch
Miss Muffett
Spain
Miss Lynch
Castle Square
Normandy
Grand Opera House
Lyric Company
Columbia
Boston Theatre
Keith
London
George B. McLellan
New Casino Review
Austin & Stone
Kid” Lavigne
Hebrew notes show Patriots Day events across societies
Hebrew societies observe Patriots Day with gatherings and dances. The Young Men's Hebrew Association hosts a ball at Minot Hall and the Progress Club holds a hoe down at 7 West Concord Street. Additional events include the Hirsch Club hall in Copley Hall and talks by Rabbi Raphael Lasker and Rabbi Samuel H. Schoher.
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Young Men's Hebrew Association
Minot Hall
Progress Club
Concord Street
Hirsch Club
Copley Hall
Young Men's Hebrew Union
Hanover Street
Utopian Club
Shawmut Avenue
Hebrew Women's Sewing Society
Raphael Lasker
Samuel H. Schoher
West Hndow Aid Association
St. Andrew's
Knights of Columbus Form Back Bay Council In Boston
The Knights of Columbus in this state admitted forty one Catholic young men from Back Bay as the new Back Bay Council. The ceremony and installation occurred at Paul Revere Hall Mechanics Building with about four hundred visiting knights in attendance.
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Order of the Knights of Columbus
Back Bay
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics’ Building
New Back Bay
Knights of Columbus
Knights Confer Degrees At Mt Pleasant Council Event
Dr. Francis D Donoghue chosen grand knight organized the council with young district leaders. Exercises began at 2 and lasted past 11 with the Mt Pleasant Council officers conducting the first two degrees and District Deputy William S McNary handling the third. Notable officers included State Deputy Edward Learn State Secretary William J O'Brien and several district deputies and grand knights.
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Francis D. Donoghue
Back Bay
Mt. Pleasant Council of
Roxbury
G. K. Thomas Fay
D. G
Ingersoll Speaks on Thanksgiving Sermon in Boston Theatre
Robert G. Ingersoll filled the Boston Theatre with hundreds for a Thanksgiving Sermon, replaying his familiar progress of mankind from primitive dens to modern comforts. He mocked the church for predestination and unhelpful faith while praising scientists and thinkers as the true drivers of progress.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Boston
Chicago
Mr. Ingersoll
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Humboldt
Helmholtz
Haeckel
Buchner
Alderman Palmer Dies After Brief Illness
Alderman John Sturgis Palmer of Newton died at his home after a short typhoid pneumonia illness. Born in Boston in 1837, he moved to Newton over forty years ago and served in the Common Council in 1876 and 1897. He worked in the shoe industry before entering electrical construction and belonged to Eliot Congregational Church and the Newton Club.
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Newton
John Sturgis Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Boston
Associates of Wards 20 and 24 hold weekly meeting
The groups convened at Glover's Corner with Mr. McGovern presiding. Members criticized city works for poor street conditions from Savin Hill to Field's Corner citing six inch mud holes and standing water. They plan to field candidates for May caucuses and thanked the Post for its anti monopoly efforts.
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Glover's Corner
Savin Hill
Field’s
Graham's Genuine Southern Specialty at Boston Music Hall Last Show
Tomorrow Patriots Day night at Music Hall in Boston Graham's Genuine Southern Specialty and Cake Walk company presents a finale of buck and wing acrobatics and varied entertainment. The aggregion offers a crowded program of theatrical and musical numbers.
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Patriots
Music Hall
Graham
Boston
Buck
Wing
Attorney General Rejects Quincy Bid to Block Street Pipes
The Attorney General declines to sign an information against Eastern Cold Storage Company over street digging for pipes in Boston. He cites that temporary disturbances do not justify public nuisance action and that municipal control suffices. He notes legislative sanction already granted and questions substantial public danger.
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State House
Hastern Cold Storage Company
Quincy Corporation
Quincy
Hastern
Boston
Eastern Cold Storage Company
Hoston
Quincey Market Cold Storage Company
Quincy Market Cold Storage Company
Massachusetts
City of
St. 1898
Board of Aldermen
Attorney-General
Jamaica Plain Aqueduct Corporation
Mass
Tudor Ice Company
Metropolitan Railroad
Lynn & Boston Railroad Company
Gray
Ubi Supra
Commonwealth
Medical claims of instant cure for blood poison and vigor loss
An advertisement warns that blood poisoning can be cured immediately and vigor restored by a “wise course of treatment” and appeals to men troubled by sexual passions. It describes impurity as the root cause and promises sympathy, relief, and renewed health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hallock
Court St
Boston
Hallock Medical Institute
Court Street
Mass
Old Dr Jacksons regulator promises quick relief to women
A Boston advertisement touts OLD DR. JACKSON'S monthly regulator claiming thousands of women saved from self harm. It offers $1000 refund if not relieved within 24 hours and lists offices at 237 Tremont Street and P O Box 3071 with free advice and Sunday hours.
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J. E. Bishop
Boylston St
Attorney General Abatement Authority Cited in Public Nuisance Info
The Attorney General argues for filing informations to curb nuisances endangering the public while reserving discretion to withhold his name in cases of technical nuisances that do not threaten public rights. He states the aim is to aid private litigation where appropriate and to protect public safety.
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Hosea M. Knowlton
Waterfront Vessels Move and Sailors Change Roles
Steamer Queensmore ends trips Avonmouth service and shifts to summer London Montreal route. Gettysburg and Gipsum King towboats launched at Wilmington for coal and plaster towing, with a sister ship planned. Steamer Boston arrives with 115 passengers and 3826 lobster packages from Yarmouth, Mayor G W Johnson aboard. Crew changes occur as pilots and captains shift between vessels. The 6th anniversary of the loss of the steamer Atlantic is noted.
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Queensmore
Avonmouth, Inc
London
Montreal
Philadelphia & Reading
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
George Taylor
Windsor
N. S
Staten Island
Harry Blizzard
Morse Tug Co
W. Morse
Harlan & Hollingsworth
Wilmington
Del
Boston
Lewis Wharf
Yarmouth
G. W. Johnson
Nova Scotia
S. F. Stanwood
A. FE. Ellis
George Lawler
Hesper No
Reuben Stubbs
Juno
Atlantic
Brookline
Atlantic Works
Long Wharf
Jamaica
United States
Wagon incident injures Frank Seller in South Boston
Frank Seller of 23 Ruggles street drove with his wife and child in Marine Park South Boston yesterday. A runaway horse tipped the buggy near the pier, throwing Seller to the street and causing internal injuries while his wife and child escaped. He was taken to hospital.
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Frank Seller
Ruggles Street
Marine Park
Boston
Fen
Mpeise Soret
Seller
Thepital
Brewster Island Visit By Cheney Couple
State street traffic carried a party by harbor towboat Emily to the Brewsters islands near Bast Light. Benjamin P. Cheney and his bride Julia Arthur traveled with a doctor and nurse, trunks and flowers, to rest at their summer home and plan short yacht trips if weather allows.
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State Street
Long Wharf
Stubbs
Benjamin P. Cheney
Julia Arthur
Brewsters
Island
Erate
Liners St Paul and Vaul Prepare for Philadelphia Conversion
The American line steamer St Paul arrived in New York from Southampton and is to depart for Philadelphia at 5 am to be converted into an auxiliary cruiser for the navy. War talk reduced passenger lists but drew crowds to the pier, while cargo hoists operated ahead of the 5 am departure.
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New York
Vaul
Southamton
Philadelph
United States Navy
Englelmer
Dwen
St. Paul
Spain
Lne
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Back Bay Council
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Shawmut Ave
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Tremane St
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Renomen
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American Express Co
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