Loyal to South Boston 11th reunion of Lawrence and Mather alumni
The Lawrence and Mather School Association held its 11th reunion and banquet at Beacon Chambers in South Boston. Captain John J. Hanley presided as president of the association, with over 100 members present at the banquet. Guests included Amos M. Leonard, John B. Martin, James Gallivan, and Congressman William McNary.
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Lawrence and Mather School Association
Beacon Chambers
Lawrence and Mather
Boston
John J. Hanley
Station 10
Amos M. Leonard
John B. Martin
James Gallivan
William McNary
Congressman McNary
Gallivan
Martin
Leonard
South
Control Tuberculosis by Educational Methods
The Boston Association for the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis promotes education to prevent disease among those exposed. Governor Rachelder of New Hampshire vetoed a state hospital plan, stressing prevention education over building hospitals. Following New York, initial work targets overcrowded tenement districts to advance the reform.
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Boston Association For the Relief and Control of
New York
Rachelder
New Hampshire
Rockefeller Takes Up Golf On Hudson at Pocantico Hills
John D. Rockefeller, famed industrialist, travels from New York to his Tarrytown estate on Pocantico Hills to play golf. He carries three sticks, weighs 20 pounds more since taking up the sport, and plans to play on weekdays on his own links with an Italian helper.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Tarrytown-on-Hudson
Rockefeller
Tarrytown
Evans Implements First Class Menu for Asiatic Fleet
Rear Admiral Evans orders the Kentucky menu posted on all ships of the Asiatic fleets to keep bluejackets content. If any ship cannot match or improve the menu the ship’s commander must report the deficiency to the fleet commander.
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Evans
Jackies
Washington
Hong Kong
Evang
Two Men Die In Collapse Of Old South Boston Building
In South Boston at 2 10 yesterday afternoon an empty two and a half story wooden building at 1 Cordage court collapsed. Robert Reddy 26 and William Donnelon 24 were killed while William Kennedy 16 escaped to raise the alarm. The Boston Cordage Company owned the structure which had been condemned a year earlier.
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South
Boston
Cordage Court
South Boston
Robert Reddy
Patrick J. Reddy
The
Board of Health
Broadway
William Donnelon
Fast Seventh Street
William Kennedy
O Street
Kennedy
Perkins
Boston Cordage Company
Standard Twine Company
Bers
John Wholly
Wholly
Reddy
Donnelon
Seventh Street
Post
Suffolk Towboat Company
New York
Baltimore
Alfred Winsor
Boston Towboat Company
Boston Steamship Company
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Company
T. S. Winsor
Mr. Winsor
Men’s Association
Judge Stevens Learns Policy Terms From Police Witnesses
The Kennedy case details an arrest of John Kennedy a Dorchester shoemaker on a policy game charge. Special Officer Keen and Patrolman Metcalf admit familiarity with the game and its terms during cross examination. The judge questions officers about slips and the registering book as the trial proceeds. The afternoon session ends with defense opening and a pending separate assault case.
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Judge Stevens
Kennedy
John Kennedy
Dorchester
Keene
Columbia Road
Stevens
Joseph F. O'Connell
Keen
Metcalf
Jury Deadlock in Carey v Huguley Case at Hotel Howard
After nearly 23 hours of deliberation the jury reported it could not reach a verdict in the Carey versus Huguley and Cook civil case in Superior Civil Court. Judge Bell excused the jurors until morning. The plaintiff Richard A. Carey pursued further action.
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Hotel Howard
Carey
Embezzlement Case In Municipal Court Proceeds
Herman Pepper, a young man described as good looking, faced charges of embezzling funds from the New York Life Insurance Company in Municipal Criminal Court. Ex-Senator Morse led the prosecution with Lawyer Reuben defending. The trial showed Pepper collected more money than recorded, yet a receipt in his possession had not been credited to him. The case was continued to the next morning.
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Forsaith
Municipal Criminal Court
Herman Pepper
New York Life Insurance Company
Morse
Reuben
Earl of Yarmouth Sails to England Amid Settlement Efforts
The Earl of Yarmouth and the Countess, formerly Miss Alice Thaw of Pittsburgh, left New York for England on the St. Paul. They avoided writs of attachment on 26 pieces of baggage as creditors’ attorney failed to locate the Earl at the Lorraine after arrival. Lawyer Colonel Stephen Olin, directed by the Marquis of Hertford, arranged payment of minor unpaid bills before departure.
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Yarmouth
Bride
Europe
New York
Earl of Yarmouth
Countess of Yarmouth
Alice C. Thaw
Pittsburg
England
American Line
St. Paul
Lorraine
Stephen Olin
Earl
Marquis of Hertford
Tieup of Towboats Along the Waterfront Feared
Boston towboat and deep water steamer firms face a potential work stoppage as marine engineers press for a standard wage scale and overtime. About 53 Boston harbor towboats and 48 harbor bay engineers are affected, with 17 engineers consulting after a 3:30 to 5 p.m. meeting.
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Boston
Marine Engineers
Middle Atlantic
Portland
Marine Engineers’ Association
Boston Harbor
Boston Towboat Company
Commercial Wharf Company
Lewis Wharf Towboat Company
Suffolk Towboat Company
Ross Towboat Company
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Harbor
Commercial Towboat Company
Lewis Wharf Towboat
Juno
Vesta
Zetes
Active
Emilie
J. G. Neafie
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Endorsed by Physicians in 1903
A letter from Dr. William Hooker Vail of St. Louis extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey listing cures for grippe consumption and debility. He touts its safety and taste while noting it should be bought only as the genuine product bearing The Old Chemist trademark and sold at $1.00 a bottle.
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Duffy
William Hooker Vail
St. Louis
M. D. Duffy
New York
Duffy's
Duffy’s
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
N. Y
Holy Ghost Hospital Annual Report Appeals for Sun Parlor Funds
The Holy Ghost Hospital for Incurables released its annual report. Professor Charles Eliot Norton urges $1200 to build a sun parlor for female patients and seeks funds to beautify the grounds. Officers listed include Dr. John E. Somers as president and Charles Eliot Norton as first vice president.
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Holy Ghost Hospital For Incurables
Charles Eliot Norton
John E. Somers
Emma Forbes Cary
T. F. Danehy
James A. Melver
Je Hy LaPierre
Edward J. Brandon
John A. Bishop
Richard H. Dana
Council clears Judge Emmons in Butler dispute exonerates all charges
The Boston council and governor’s office state that Olivia R Butler’s allegations against Judge W H H Emmons, once seeking his ouster as police commissioner, are unfounded. Emmons is affirmed, with the courts having ruled in his favor on divorce alimony matters and Emmons holding costs execution not pursued.
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Bates
Olivia R. Butler
W. H. H. Emmons
East Boston
Boston
Fimmons
Executive
2Mmonsy
Butler
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Harrison W. Huguley
Horace Cook
Howard
Howard Street
Huguley
Rine
Laurel
Ind
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Holy Ghost Hospital
Norton
Council
Emmons
Rene
Drogelsts
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