Vessels in harbor face repairs and losses along the coast
The Verbena arrives for boiler work at East Boston while Enterprise completes painting for summer cruise. Red Wing suffers misfortune sinking Rapid Transit off Fenwick's Island, and Willam Smith wrecked on Ginger Bread Ground with crew saved. Parkmore ships cattle to Montreal as naval and private vessels adjust to season.
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Verbena
New Bedford
Lockwood's Wharf
Boston
B. Hodge & Co
Wood's Hall
Massachusetts
Enterprise
Charlestown
Navy Yard
Hattie A. Marsh
Philadelphia
Weymouth
Mass
Lewes
Del
Tor Cooper
Columbia
Port Antonio
Jam
Brookline
W. A Carr
Stoddard
J. H. Priest
W. A. Leonard
Edward Kakas
B. Lohman
Ina Ferguson
G. F. Jenkins
T. J. Medenger
Emma Kakas
8. Davis
T. B. Grifith
Red Wing
Provincetown
Peter B. Bradley
Savannah
Rapid Transit
Fenwick’s Island
Fortress Monroe
Newport News
Nassau
New Providence
Willam Smith
Donovan
Norfolk
Galveston
Peremony
Right Arm
Davis
Atlantic Works
New York
A. H. Howe
Carle
Allyn’s Point
Delaware
Smyrna
San Francisco
Parkmore
Montreal
London
Sketchs of Wonderland by Northern Pacific Railroad
Olin D. Wheeler authored a scholarly travel book issued by the Northern Pacific Railroad Company describing the Alaska region from St Paul to near Yellowstone Park. The volume includes text pictures maps of plains grain fields mining camps villages mountains and Indian life.
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Great Line
Olin D. Wheeler
St. Paul
Alaska
Yellowstone Ark
The Mikado of Japan Ill. Peace Fetes Postponed
The Mikado’s serious illness leads to the postponement of peace fetes. Japan has not yet answered the note from three powers protesting Chinese territory occupation. The dowager Duchess of Marlborough will marry Lord Beresford at St George’s Church Hanover Square at 1 pm. Monte Carlo aims to close gambling houses as trustees of the Elbe relief fund meet with Dr. von Boettiche presiding. The treasurer reports 630000 marks ($149900) raised. none to aid children under 16 or widows of the disaster victims.
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Mikado
Japan
Duchess of Marlborough
Lord William Beresford
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Monte Carlo
Elbe Relief Fund
von Boettiche
Street Police Forms New Large Street Squad
A city board created a specialized street railroad squad led by Lt Thomas C Evans with Inspector Charles W Boyer as assistant to patrol thirty men starting May 1. The old smaller squad is abolished and numerous transfers and reserve assignments accompany the change as General Martins plan to curb blockades moves forward.
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Board of Police
Thomas C. Evans
Charles W. Boyer
Evans
Captain Brown
Street Railroad
Boyer
James F. Hogan
John McCusker
Edwin A. Piper
Daniel A. Doherty
Pemberton Square
Martin
Edwin Piper
William G. Blaze
Charles E. Bullard
Levi W. Burr
George Harvey
Orlando H. Curtis
Peter A. Hayes
William O. Dupee
Henry Hazlett
Edward M. Bates
Jeremiah Clayton
John H. Reegan
Francis J. Mulligan
Charles F. Reardon
John J. Good
George W. Watts
Stephen J. Kline
John H. Bohling
John H. Saunders
Emerson H. Nye
George E. Aldrich
Fremont Chase
William L. McDermott
David T. Long
Michael C. Bresco
Cornelius F. Reagan
John W. Little
George H. McCaffrey
Herbert L. Cross
George F. Kelly
Joseph H. Kelly
Michael Fitzgerald
Frank Arnold
Thomas §. Connerton
Henry Ferridge
Thomas J. Eustace
Lawrence L. Riley
John Hayes
Josiah G. Miller
John F. Linton
John C. Toomey
Charles EB. Pierce
John F. Walch
James
William A. Murdock
Frank E. Trainer
Perley
New Battery A to Muster and Elect Officers
General Peach will call the muster for Battery A likely tomorrow or the next day with officer elections to follow. The unit, now filling fast, plans to discard old guns for modern 32 inch rifled weapons and become a horse battery. An appropriation of 13000 from the War Department is expected in June to aid equipment.
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Peach
Lst
War Department
Anniversary Arrangements For St James Abstinence Society
The twenty fifth anniversary celebration will be held tomorrow night at Odd Fellows Hall starting about 8 and ending around 3. The executive committee includes John J Barry as chairman and a long list of officers and members. About 1000 invitations were issued and distinguished politicians and clergy are expected. The St James Young Ladies Auxiliary formed in 1893 now has about 200 members. Ex Joseph H O Neill was once its president.
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St. James Young Men's Catholic
Odd Fellows’ Hall
John J. Barry
David J. Gleason
William J. Fleeming
Daniel J. McCarthy
D. Frank Wheeler
St. James Young Men’s Catholic Total Abstinence Society
St. James Church
Harvard and
Albany Streets
Father Corcoran
St. Vincent Church
Boston
St. James Young Ladies’ Catholic Total Abstinence Auxiliary
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
St. James Society
Joseph H. O'Neill
New York Delegates to Stay at Dudley Street Church
Pastor A S Gumbart outlines Boston Christian Endeavor convention preparations for about 2000 New York delegates. The Dudley Street Baptist church will host with crimson and white decor, New York flags, a New York Headquarters sign, booths for state unions, a temporary post office, enrollment registry, and a bureau of information. Facilities include writing tables, stationary, bicycle accommodations, dressing rooms for ladies, free medical services, news stands, refreshments, and early morning prayer services. A large reception and State forces rally are planned for Saturday July 13.
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Christian
Christian Endeavor
Boston
New York State Union
Gumbart
New York
Mr. Gumbart
Boston Daily
Fireproof Wood Tested On Irvington Street Demonstration
A wooden house built with inflammable wood treated to be non combustible will be burned for a test next Saturday afternoon at 3 on Irvington street. The test is requested by Edward Atkinson of the Boston Manufacturers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co with officials from the Boston fire underwriters, the inspection department, and local authorities supervising. A recent New York experiment reportedly proved successful for the material's inventors.
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B. A. A. Oval
Irvington Street
Edward Atkinson
Boston Manufacturers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Boston Fire Underwriters
F. BE. Cabot
Department of Inspection of
Camrell
Robert P. Fitch
Board of Fire Commissioners
Henry W. Savage
New York
Prohibition Club Meeting Planned at Headquarters
A Prohibitionists group calls a meeting for Wednesday evening at the party headquarters located at 2 Washington Street to discuss forming a motor or organizational steps.
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Washington Street
Meehan Angry as More Graves Found on Boston Common
A crowd watches as contractors dig up graves on Boston Common for the subway project. Meehan and partner defend reverent handling of remains while Board of Health fights odor from the pump discharge and directs water drainage to Boylston Street.
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Board of Health
Boston
Meehan
Mr. Jones
Jones
Mr. Meehan
Charles Street
Boylston Street
Park Square
Eolian
Brother Aloysius Buried in East Boston Funeral
The funeral for Brother Aloysius of Assumption parish East Boston was held at the church yesterday morning. Rev Father McCarthy officiated with deacon Garrity sub deacon and master of ceremonies Father McCaulay. Soloists were William A Anderson and Robert C McLeod. Ushers included Frank Marshall Frank Caddigan Charles Morse and Daniel McCarthy. Pallbearers listed John McQueeney Richard Hennessey William McGurn Joseph Whelan Cornelius Mahoney John J. Elder John J. Duane and J Burgoyne. Assumption Band founder accompanied the procession to Holy Cross Cemetery Malden where two dirges were played. Brother Aloysius prior name James D Yale.
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Brother Aloysius
the Assumption
East
Boston
Father McCarthy
the Most Holy Redeemer Church
Father Garrity
W. McCarthy
the Assumption Church
Father McCaulay
William A. Anderson
Robert C. McLeod
Frank Marshall
Frank Caddigan
Charles Morse
Daniel McCarthy
John McQueeney
Richard Hennessey
William McGurn
Joseph Whelan
Cornelius Mahoney
John J. Elder
John J. Duane
J. Burgoyne
Assumption Band
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Aloysius
Cnn
James D. Yates
Contested Will Of Gold Hunter Captain Thames Prompts Family Fight
The will of Captain William H. Thames dated October 11, 1893, granting most of his estate to his wife Carrie G. Thomes and modest sums to his daughter Mary Allen Hooper and granddaughter Nathalie Hooper, is being contested by the captain’s only child. The estate lists a single property at 20 Concord Square valued at $9000 with no other reported assets, and the case hinges on the legitimacy of the will and possible copyrights or publication interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Thames
Australia
Mary Allen Hooper
Milton
Nathalie Hooper
Carrie G. Thomes
Captain Thomes
Concord Square
Ballou
Fight for a Father's Money Probate Appeal in Supreme Court
Chloe A. Hill executrix sues Alma V. Pollard and Henry Hill over the will of David Hill of Charles Town. The $7000 estate is left to the widow for life with principal use by her for life with court permission. after death, the heirs receive. The appellants, children of the testator, seek to set aside the will. Decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Chloe A. Hill
Executrix
Alma V. Pollard
Henry Hill
David Hill
Charlestown
Theosophical Convention Names Judge Leader For Life
The Theosophical Society in America affirmed William Q. Judge as president for life amid a largely favorable convention. Mrs. Keightley defended Judge against charges from London and India, while A H Spencer announced a broad affiliation stance and support for religious uplift. Buck announced the opening address and the group elected officers and an executive committee, adjourning at 1 p.m.
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Buck
W. Q. Judge
Keightley
England
London
India
Judge
America
A. H. Spencer
Theosophical Society In
Chandler
Spencer
William Q. Judge
E. A. Neresheimer
Independent Theosophists Protest Theosophical Secession
The Independent Theosophists of Boston report a protest and appeal against the ninth annual American Theosophical Society convention in Boston on April 28. They oppose a secession from the international society and a life presidency by W Q Judge with power to name his successor, calling it autocratic and hostile to liberty and universal brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Theosophists of
Boston
America
American Theosophists
American Theosophical Society
W. Q. Judge
International Society
Alexander Fullerton
Judgeites
Theosophical Movement
Universal Brotherhood
Theosophical Society
Theosophy
Madame Blavatsky
Independent Theosophists
Reproduction of Kilauea Volcano At Local Exhibit
An exhibit by W. F. Lesser recreates Kilauea, the world’s largest active crater, on display at 641 Tremont Street. The wire and plaster model features lava lines, a moonlit lighting show, and Kahuna Pele chants with Hawaiian singing. Open daily 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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W. F. Lesser
Gettyspurg
Kilauea
Hawaii
Pacific Ocean
Mauna Loa
Tremont Street
Walter E. Burrage
Lesser
Kahuna
Pele
Luka
American Wringer Co. Wringers and Sweepers Makers
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway Extension advertises wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers with repair service for all kinds. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 76.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway
Tremont
Indorsement Maintained as Change Takes Effect May First
A public note confirms continued support for a project and states no withdrawal of endorsement. The change will occur on May 1st, 18%. The writer signs respectfully and urges the effort to succeed in its new quarters.
Suit Seeks To Set Aside Noted Will Of Cordelia Sanford
In Newport Rhode Island on April 293 a Supreme Court suit aims to invalidate what is claimed as Cordelia R. Sanford's last will. Contestants question her sanity and alleged undue influence by nurse Alla Newton who managed the estate from Ednavilla. Kate Field leads opposition, seeking vindication and to expose alleged misappropriation of about 120000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Supreme Court
Cordelia R. Sanford
Milton H. Sanford
Mrs. Sanford
Miss Newton
New York
Edna Villa
Kate Field
How to Employ the Unemployed Reported by Commission
The Unemployed Commission analyzes public works by municipalities and favors city led work over contractors. It warns against resident and alien labor displacement and urges hiring locals where possible and proof of local labor scarcity before large non-resident gangs are let. State initiative for factories or farms is deemed impracticable.
Deaths. Rice Albert W. Rice
Newton resident Albert W. Rice died April 29 at age 4. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from 199 Church Street residence. Friends invited to attend.
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Rice
Newton
Albert W. Rice
Asl
Church Street
Big Bargains on Sale This Season at The Yankee
Advert reads deep discounts across men's and boys apparel. Alpaca coats and Mackintoshes priced from 2 to 4 dollars, children's flannel items at a few cents, knee pants around 97 cents, high grade shirts four dollars, neckwear under a dime, and wash suits under two dollars. Also shows dramatic markdowns on suits and coats with prices from 62 cents to 5 dollars.
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Tremont &J
Masonic Temple
Street Police
General Martin
ST. James Y.M.C. T.A Society
Hood
C. E
Dudley Street
West End
Warren K. Moorehead
Archelogical Department
Ohio University
Green
Jones and Meehan
Mason Street
the Post
Itomorrow’s Post
California
Farrar
Gauare _ i Paneull Hatt Square
Aeolian
Kate Field Gase