Death Ends Suffering of Local Employee at Roxbury Home
Graham Carey 21 died at his Roxbury residence after a brief illness of heart failure. Mourners include his mother and Rev Father James Walsh who performed last rites. Carey worked as a book keeper at New England Piano Company. burial set for Wednesday at St Patrick’s Roxbury with Requiem Mass at Calvary family lot.
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Graham Carey
Roxbury
James Walsh
Joe
New England Piano Company
Alderman Dever
St. Patrick's Church
Calvary
President Rewards for Rescue Rewarded by President Cleveland
The London Board of Trade received a binoc ular glass awarded by President Cleveland to Captain W. Thompson master of the British steamer Durham City of West Hartlepool for rescuing the officers and crew of the American schooner Alice T. Boardman in Massachusetts Bay on Oct 6 1894. The Boardman was later towed to Gloucester by a fishing schooner. The salvage award settlement sparked much litigation.
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London Board of Trade
Foreign Office
Cleveland
W. Thompson
Durham
City of West Hartlepool
Alice T. Boardman
Massachusetts Bay
Boston
London
Boardman
Gloucester
Great Fire Sale At Larrabee Co Store On Washington Street
Crowds gathered outside B F Larrabee Co on Washington Street Boston as a fire smoke and water sale drew shoppers all day. More than 300000 in merchandise offered at less than half price with bargains continuing through the week at the Temple Place West Street location.
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Washington Street
B. F. Larrabee. &. Co
Boston
B. F. Larrabee &Co.'s
Temple Place
West Street
Roxbury Woman Suffrage League Meets at Mrs Ford Home
The Roxbury Woman Suffrage League held its regular monthly meeting Saturday afternoon at Mrs Robert F Ford's residence 10 Walnut Avenue. The discussion centered on the Boston Bibway with Dr Zakrzewska reading a paper on stand rentals by Mr Charles Sprague of Illinois showing their discouraging effects on the industrious poor in that state. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Speakers Added to ABFM Meetings at Park Street Church
The American Board of Foreign Missions lists new speakers for Park Street Church meetings this evening including Senator Arthur H. Wellman and ex-Lieutenant-Governor W. H. Haile. An attempt is made to have Rev. Dr. Storrs of Brooklyn attend Wednesday’s meeting with a decisive invitation response expected today.
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American Board of Foreign Missions
Park Street Church
Arthur H. Wellman
Malden
W. H. Haile
Springfield
Dr. Storrs
Brooklyn
Correction on Tremont street widening quote
The Post acknowledges a misquote from yesterday morning's interview with John H. Duane. It should read that after the 1872 fire an influential member of the city government held back Washington street widening.
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John H. Duane
Tremont Street
Washington Street
Big Bargains in sma Type 7 oe THIS WEEK
Bargain highlights list low prices on men s shirts pants and suits with discounts for women and children. Open evenings for shoppers.
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Sma
Ted Fores
Hagerear
Natick Selectman Race Ends With Sheehan Victory
In Natick the March recount and April vote led to M. D. Sheehan winning the selectman seat by 105, turning Natick from dry to wet for a year. Wilson, a shoemaker and A P A figure, trailed by 105 with 1070 votes to 905 and 9 blanks. 2042 ballots were cast.
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Natick
M. D. Sheehan
EB. H. Wilson
Mr. Sheehan
Massachusetts
Economy and Order Party
Citizens’ League
Nathan B. Goodnow
Willard W. White
Edward H. Willison
Economy Faith
Board of Selectmen
Wilson
Sheehan
The
Meriden Lodge
King’s Grocery
South Natick
Washington
Walter B. Robinson
F. E. Sturgis
D. Ela
C. 8. Eaton
D. E.S. Dodge
Willard M. White
Patrick Mahan
Alexander Blaney
Citizen and Bulletin
Review
Framingham
Gallivan bill for state hospital for consumptives advances
Boston debate centers on a proposed state hospital for consumptives with Rep Gallivan arguing 1600000 dollars would aid the poor. Mellen supports aiding the sick poor, while Tuttle questions Boston funding. The measure faces fiscal scrutiny and possible defeat amid party tensions.
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Gallivan
Mellen
Boston
Rourke
Creed
South Boston
Exeter Dinner Marks Resignation of Phillips Exeter Principal
At the Exeter dinner in the Thorndike Edward Bancroft presided as the New England Association of alumni praised Charles E. Fish whose resignation was accepted to take effect at term end in June. Sherman Hoar defended Fish amid criticism while George Morrison highlighted Exeter’s founder Dr John Phillips and noted annual attendance and Harvard exam results through the 1890s.
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Charles E. Fish
Phillips Exeter
Exeter
Thorndike
New England Association of the Alumni
George S. Morrison
Sherman Hoar
Fish
Hoar
Bancroft
Edward Everett
Daniel Webster
Lewis Cass
George 8. Morrison
Chicago
John Phillips
Morrison
Eugene B. Hawkins
New York
Academy
Hawkins
Dean Bridges
Harvard
Francis R. Stoddard
Association
Prentiss Cummings
West End Street Railway Company
Stoddard
Andover
Messrs. Reed
Brooks
Higgins
William S Bancroft
James C. Doris
W. J. Otis
Robert O. Harris
Moses P. White
J. A. Tufts
Robert Winsor
George T. Tilden
Edward L. Parks
S. M. Child
W. A. Brooks
W. T. Denison
Grand jubilee concert for Motorman Joe Bates at Music Hall
Oakman's popular concert company presents a benefit show at Music Hall Field's Corner under Boston Mutual Relief Association auspices. The event supports veteran Motorman Bi Bates, a West End driver for fourteen years who cannot work due to dropsical trouble from car jolts.
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Music Hall
Field’s Corner
Boston Mutual Relief Association
Oakman
Popular Concert Company
Joe Bates
West End
Four Men Arraigned in Assault at Chinatown Restaurant
William H Sutherland William B Jewell and William H Farnsworth and William Conroy faced Municipal Court on March 16 for assault in a Harrison avenue Chinese restaurant. Two Chinese waiters and Patrolman Shea were hurt. Hep Way Wong Bing were victims. Sutherland Jewell and Farnsworth found guilty of assault Hep Way and fined 10 dollars. Sutherland and Conroy discharged on Wong Bing assault and Sutherland discharged on Shea assault.
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William H. Sutherland
William
Jewell
William H. Farnsworth
William Conroy
Harrison Avenue
Shea
Sutherland
Farnsworth
Hep Way
Conroy
Wong Bing
A Pure Use Embodies Far Skin Scalp and
A terse fragment notes a product or phrase involving skin and scalp care. No clear event or人物 identified.
Woodbury's Facial Soap advertised by dermatology institute
A 20 year veteran, John H. Woodbury, promotes Woodbury's Facial Soap as cleansing healing and beautifying. The product is prepared under physicians at the John Hooe Dermatological Institute with branches in major cities. Doctors recommend it for infants and women, with a dermatology book included.
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Woodbury
Great
John Hooe
West
N. Y
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
John H. Woodbury
King’s Bohemian Beer Sold as Modern Elixir of Life
A lively ad extols King’s Bohemian beer as an amber elixir restoring steadiness after long workdays. It claims the beverage nourishes the body and nerves, suited for workers, clerks, bankers, and cyclists, urging readers to order a case.
Recommitment sought as House debates tax returns bill
The House votes to recommit the report after claims it was delayed and no hearing occurred before the committee’s time expired. Speakers criticize and defend the personal property taxation bill with arguments on equity and enforcement.
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House
Moriarty
Worcester
Roe
Burns
Middlesex
Senate
Durant
Wellman
Protests on Customs Duties Spark High Court Action
The Supreme Court ordered a writ of certiorari to review Joseph Birtwell v Leverett Saltonstall from the first circuit. The 1888 suit questions whether protest deadlines were met for duties paid under protest in Boston. Saltonstall’s death prompted the writ to be dated as of the application day, April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
First Circuit
Joseph Birtwell
Leverett Saltonstall
Boston
Saltonstall
Department of Justice
Atchison Road Reorganization Plan Approved
Bondholders at a meeting in Atchison approved the committee plan of reorganization for the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad. The New York joint executive committee urged that after reorganization the stockholders appoint independent auditors to annually examine the company accounts and report to stockholders.
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London
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
New York
Atchison Road
London Committee
Butcher Team Struck by Train at Wenham Crossing
Arthur Dane and his butcher team were hit by the Essex train at the Essex street branch crossing near the station. Both horses were killed, the wagon demolished, and Mr. Dane severely bruised.
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Wenham
Arthur Dane
Essex Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Essex
Dane
Widening Proposal For Harrison Avenue Petition
Street commissioners received a petition to widen Harrison avenue on the westerly side from Beach street to Dover street. A hearing is scheduled for Friday in the Common Council chamber at City Hall.
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Harrison Avenue
Beach Street
Dover Street
City, Hall
Roof Collapses at Moody Tabernacle in Fort Worth
A storm hit Fort Worth during a Moody tabernacle service before 10 000. Roof and rafters fell as he led a hymn, causing panic. J Y Graham died. William Parsley severely injured. several others injured. Moody had prayed for rain and thanked for rain earlier.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Evangelist Moody
Tabernacle
Mr. Moody
J. Y. Graham
William Parsley
Waterfront items and naval exhibition at Washington Navy Yard
Mr. Charles L. Meyer of the Graham- Meyer Torch Company is invited to exhibit flash and colored lights at the Washington Navy Yard tonight at 8 o'clock with navy department heads in attendance. A fishing schooner from Nantucket Shoals reported a foregaff mishap on April 14 near Hyannis. Examination of revenue cutter officers and engineers will occur at 9 o'clock this morning at 70 Long wharf. About twelve officers and fifteen Boston pilots attended funerals for Captain William H. Dolliver in Chelsea yesterday. The crew of the Roulette saved men from drowning near Castle Island and towed the lifeboat. Ships arriving include Steamer Gallina from Palermo with oranges and lemons, whaling schooner Joseph A. Manta with sperm oil, Bark Fred E. Scannell from Liverpool, and Independence from Pisagua. Sagamore arrived from Liverpool in 8 days 21 hours.
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Charles L. Meyer
Graham- Meyer Torch Company
Commodore Chadwell
Navy
Washington Navy Yard
War
Signal Corps
Revenue Cutter Service
Navy and
J. W. Bradley
T Wharf
Nantucket Shoals
Hyannis
Woodbury
Dexter
Dallas
de Harte
Hannibal Hamlin
Long Wharf
Fengar
Portland
Phillips
Cheevers
McIntosh
Marine Hospital Service
Boston Pilots
Chelsea
William H. Dolliver
Maverick Street
Marblehead
Castle Island
Gallina
Palermo
Joseph A. Manta
Provincetown
Fred E. Scannell
Liverpool
St John
N. B
Cunard
Catalonia
Boston
Independence
Philadelphia
Pisagua
Chile
Warren
Sagamore
Fenton
Philo Celtic Society Meets As Irish Leaders Aid Study
The Philo-Celtic Society held its regular weekly meeting with advanced classes led by M J Mulroy and Patrick Ferriter. Irish-American lawyer Jor den aided by interpreting old terms. News came of Rev E O Growney’s illness delaying his planned Boston visit. anniversary committee to report next Sunday. Classes run Sundays 3 to 7 pm and open to new members.
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Philo-Celtic Society
M. J. Mulroy
Patrick Ferriter
M. J. Jorden
E. O’growney
Maynooth College
Ireland
O’growney
Boston
Kodak Pictures Urged of Cruelty to Massachusetts Horses
President George T. Angell of the S P C A issues a circular offering two $50 prizes for Kodak pictures. One set shows cruelly checked Massachusetts horses with owner names and addresses, the other shows horses mutilated by docking with owner details. All pictures must arrive by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Angell
Kodak
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Fifty-Year Milestone Chair Sale At Paine Warerooms
An aging milestone is tied to a chair sale. Paine furniture warerooms on Canal street offer the Chimney Corner Chair, also called the Draught Screen chair, upholstered and priced as low as 29 dollars. The copy urges readers over 50 to buy.
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Paine Furniture
Canal Street
Boston hearing on federated government for metro district
The Metropolitan District Commission schedules a Boston hearing on April 23 at 7:30 PM in City Hall to decide if a federated government should manage trunk sewers parks water and highways, while preserving local control in other matters.
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Boston
Common Council Chamber
City Hall
Huntington Arrested for Issuing a Free Pass
New York April 22 Collis P Huntington president of the Southern Pacific railroad was arrested by U S Marshal John H McCarty on a California grand jury indictment for unjust interstate discrimination by issuing a free pass to F M Stone The pass read Pass Frank M Stone over Southern Pacific railroad 1894 until Dec 31 signed C P Huntington issued Jan 10 18HAwaiting removal warrant to California.
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New York
Collis P.huntington
Southern Pacific Railroad
United States
John H. McCarty
Grand Jury
Northern District of
California
F. M. Stone
Huntington
Frank M. Stone
C. P. Huntington
Death notices from Boston area April 21 22 23 24 list multiple funerals
Obituaries for Burrington Bates Hamlin McIntyre Cazmay Sprague Smith True Carey Hunt Babcock and others give names ages and funeral details. Services held at residences churches and specific times with burial or cremation notes across East Boston Chelsea Dorchester Roxbury and South Boston.
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Kendall Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Cazmay
Ellen Cazmay
John B. Cazmay
Hew
West
Newton Street
Sprague
Boston
Susan W
Sarah By True
Cushing Avenue
Carey
Roxbury
Joseph Graham
Maria E
Patrick Carey
Island Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley Street
Chestnut St
Chelsea
Avettig
Oxford Terrace
Daniel Grey
Golamn
Dent Are
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Tremont St
New Masonic Temple
Opn
Joseph Carey
Durham City
Foreign Missions Meetings
Wet Natick
Selectman
Hood
State Hospital For Human Tuberculosis
Mitted
MR. Gallivan
Committee On Public Health
Board of Health
Speaker
Tuttle
Commonwealth
State Board of Health
F. I. Knight
J. J. Minot
W. A. Dunne
J.H. Mellen
Tewksbury Almshouse
Long Island
Committee On Finance
Mr. Rourke
Hibbard
Lowell
J. H. Mellenegald
Me. Whitaker
Wrentham
Committee On Elections
Keeley
Foxboro
White
Sandwich
Exeter Boys
American Wringer Co
Broadway
Tremont
Bury’s
Usos
Birtwell-Saltonstall
Atchison
Worcestershire
LEA & Perrins
Lea V2en
JO EN Duncan
Sean
Moody
Eer
W. Powder Company
Satis G. Davis & Son
Hodges Fiber
Esser St. T Aetela
Mass
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Miles J. Merrill
Maynard & Merrill
John E. Maynard
Court House
Pemberton Square
Joseph FP. Silsby, JR
John H. Hoyt
Fred H. Seavey
J. Freeman Saville
George C. Prescott
Copartners
Saville
N. L. Sheldon
School Street
Nelson & Jonah
Winchester
Cambridge
Nathaniel M. Jewett
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