Brockton meeting on Carnegie hero fund for Grover factory heroes
About 30 mourners and relatives met R H Wilmot of Pittsburgh at City Hall to discuss Carnegie hero fund eligibility for Grover factory disaster heroes. A three member committee was appointed to compile applications while a special commissioner would investigate claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Grover Factory
R. H. Wilmot
Pittsburg
Penn
Carnegie Hero Fund
Carnegie
Wilmot
Carnegie Commission
John P. Mead
C. D. Dahlberg
Father O'Rourke
G. C. Holmes
Boston Eagles Dancing Half Liquor Night at Symphony Hall
The fifth annual Aerie 45 Fraternal Order of Eagles ball was held at Symphony Hall with Governor’s staff present. A large grand march led by William Gartland and Mary Gartland preceded dancing. numerous officials and New England guests attended. Police report ongoing liquor license payment issues, citing unpaid licenses and concerns about illegal sales at Hawthorne and Abt clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerie 45
Order of Eagles
Symphony Hall
Charles H. Cole, Jr
Douglas
William H. Devine
William B. Eimery
Kincaide
Emul Zaeder
P. J. O'Keefe
Robert J. Crowley
Williams. Mitchell
William T. Gartland
Mary Gartland
Governor's Council
James A. Gartland
Tully
Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Notables at Ball Eclipses Past Efforts of East Boston Association
The fifth annual hall of the East Boston Catholic Association at Lyceum Hall drew about 150 couples for a five-number concert. Notables attended include Congressman John A. Kelcher Senator William Taylor and Mayor candidates, with Governor Douglas sending regrets. A large reception committee and church group representation accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston Catholic Association
Lyceum Hall
Lawrence P. McCarthy
the Holy Redeemer Church
Frederick J. McNaughton
McNaughton
Joseph H. Pendergas
John A. Kelcher
Willam Taylor
Nolan
Baldwin
Donovan
Fitzgerald
Sexton
H. H. Esty
Elevated Railroad
Keys
East Boston Fire Department
St. Margaret's Lyceum of
Dorchester
City Point Catholic Association
Dorchester Catholic Club
St. Alphonsus
St. Patrick’s Club
Roxbury
Catholic Union
Mosquito Yacht Club
South Boston
Douglas
P. A. Collins
T. C. Evans
Division 7
Emmons
Boston
Vicinity
Chelsea Aerie Fraternal Ball Draws 800 Attendees
The Chelsea Aerie 489 Fraternal Order of Eagles held its second annual ball in Lincoln Hall Chelsea last evening with 800 members and friends. The grand march was led by William A. Smith and Mrs Smith serving as floor directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Aerie
Order of Eagles
Lincoln Hall
Chelsea
William A. Smith
New Store Gains Citywide Praise for Stock and Prices
A new shop announces its relocation and claims the finest appointments generous stock and lowest prices in the city. The feature highlights the store's “Tapering Waist” ReG Corsets as a key offering drawing attention.
Separate trousers and fancy vests offer wardrobe variety
Menswear notes that many men dislike wearing the same clothes daily. By adding extra trousers and a few fancy vests at modest prices, thrift and variety are achieved. Trousers range from 2 50 to 8 00 dollars and vests from 1 00 to 4 50 dollars.
Firebug strikes a South End tenement in three nights
A wooden tenement at 18 Newland street in South End suffered an incendiary blaze that almost killed Mrs Abbie Fuller and sent smoke through the building. Firemen and police, led by Sergeant Goff, found repeated fires in the same closet with no clues to the arsonist. Occupants escaped as investigators trace previous incidents. Local property owner Peter Larkin and owner Charles H Dowd deny knowledge of a motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston & Maine Yard
Warren Street
North Centre Street
Central Street
Atlantic Avenue
Creek Square
Castle Street
Cross Street
Pine Street
West Second Street
Broadway
Winter Street
Water Street
Charlestown
Boston & Maine Hayshed
Eastern Drug Company
Fulton and
Bennett Streets
Boston & Maine
North Find
Billerica Street
Warrenton Street
Newland Street
South End
Abbie Fuller
Goff
John Fuller
Dedham Street
Peter Larkin
Charles H. Dowd
Fire rekindles in West Barnstable burning 200 acres
A persistent forest fire in West Barnstable reignites from 200 acres of pine and shrub oak and advances to the railtrack near the village. Town forces and volunteers fight the blaze for most of the day, preventing spread east or west while the flames burn out south of the railroad line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable
West Barnstable
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Nan Patterson Third Trial Opens in Cesar Young Murder
New York April 24 Nan Patterson the actress stands trial for murder of Cesar Young the wealthy bookmaker The prosecution outlines that Joseph Morgan Smith Nan Patterson brother in law bought the revolver and that Young spent 50000 on Patterson over a year They allege a conspiracy to prevent Young from leaving the country and keep him as a money source The day features testimony from witnesses including a cab driver a police officer and a photographer The hearing resumes tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Cesar Young
Nan Patterson
Young
New York
Recorder Golf
Court of General Sessions
Rand
Joseph Morgan Smith
Mr. Rand
Smiths
Julia Smith
Nan
Joseph Ireland
Junior
Edward J. Quinn
J. Morgan Smith
Miss Patterson
Quinn
Metcalf Weds Adelaide Baxter in Brookline Church
In St. Mary's Brookline rectory last evening Herbert Metcalf of New York formerly of Brookline married Adelaide E. Baxter daughter of Benjamin F. and Mrs. Baxter of 83 Cypress street. Rev M T McManus officiated with John A. Lehneman as best man and Caroline Baxter as bridesmaid. A reception followed at the bride's home and the newlyweds will reside in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s of the Assumption Church
Brookline
Herbert Metcalf
New York
Adelaide E. Baxter
Benjamin F. Baxter
Cypress Street
M. T. McManus
John A. Lehneman
Caroline Baxter
Mrs. Metcalf
New York City
Malden Man Injured in Factory Accident
Malden April 24 Martin Gately 40 of 231 Pearl street fell from a pile of lasts in the black shed of the Boston Rubber Shoe last factory on Commercial street this morning breaking his left ankle He was taken to Malden Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Martin Gately
Pearl Street
Boston
Commercial Street
Malden Hospital
Desperate Fight With Bulldog Ends In Serious Injuries
Edward C. Hansen, 22, of Davis avenue Brookline, was bitten repeatedly by a vicious bulldog on his veranda as he left home. He beat off the dog, was attacked again, and finally staggered to a store, where he fainted after notifying Dr. John A. Carroll. Wounds were cauterized and he was sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Hansen
Davis Avenue
Brookline
Hansen
John A. Carroll
Harvard Street
Head Batterer With Wrench In Chelsea Wharf Fight
John Long of 64 Walnut Street Chelsea lies in a dangerous condition at Relief Hospital after a fight at Lewis wharf with crew of a coal cutter. Michael Harrington of 125 Williams Street Chelsea is jailed at Station 1 North End charged with striking Long with a monkey wrench. Long was struck six times, scalp cut and nearly torn from his head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Wharf
John Long
Walnut Street
Chelsea
Michael Harrington
Williams Street
Station 1
North End
Long
Lowell Wrestler Beats Boston Man in Straight Falls
James Prokos of Lowell defeated Paul Dufault of Boston in a catch-as-catch-can wrestling bout in Nashua New Hampshire. Prokos won two straight falls in 19 and 12 12 minutes respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
James Prokos
Lowell
Paul Dufault
Boston
Franco-American Ball at Nonantum Held in Lafayette Hall
The Franco-American Club hosted its third ball in Lafayette Hall Nonantum last evening. Ball committee members were Joseph M. Lavoie Herman J. Couture and Joseph Desautels.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tate Chouse
Boylston
Garnegie Hero Fund
Carnegie Fund
Charles O’brien
John Twohlg
William Manning
Henry Richardson
Fred Moore
Officer Garfield
Samuel Kelly
Warren Lewis
Emil Bockstrom
Ed Mallory
Richard Reardon
H. M. Curtis
John Collins
M. J. Malvick
Boston Eagles
John J. Flaherty
The
Hlon
James A. Gallivan
William Daly, Jr
John ©. Sheehan
John D. Carmody
John McCarthy
Harry Peyser
F. M. Cunningham
Johns. Driscoll
Arthur Lagoria
Edward Murphy
New England
Mary CC. Gartland
William P. B. Emery
Winthrop N. Merrill
Gertrude A. Burke
H. L. Kincaide
Worcester
R. J. Crowley
Sullivan
W. L. Mitchell
Annie Mahoney
C. A. Gartland
Robert McCurdy
T. R. Murphy
Fitchburg
Lillian Peterson
Nat Bullekan
Rose Axe
Blackbud
Bangor
J. A. Bragan
Joseph B. Doherty
May Doherty
Charles Simon
John M. Carney
Revere
H. K. Jackson
Hawthorne Club
Abt Club
Jamaica Plain
Madden Brothers
James H. Walsh
Haymarket Square
A. Berkman
Peter Gaffney
Causeway
Wall Streets
Houghton
Dutton
Tremont Street
William H. Brine Company
Washington and Brattle Streets
Schubert
UNION
House
Frank Brennan
John Collett
Arthur Leary
John Kenney
George Kelley
Canton Street
Wardman
Mr. Levy
Metcalf—Baxter
Plimpton-Hervey CO
Union Street
Faneui Hall
Credit Clothiers
Washington St
Bulldog
Nonantum
Stetson Coal CO
First St
Kilby St
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