Hiber nian Christening for Mary Julia Clements in Dorchester
Mary Julia Clements daughter of Major Thomas J. Clements is christened at St. Peter's Church Dorchester with Rev Father McGoldrick presiding. Godfather is Thomas Gilligan Division 16 and godmother Miss Bessie A Golden. A reception followed at 64 Greenwich Street with many attendees including Michael Griffin, Bartholomew L Clements, and Patrick J Clements among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Julia Clements
Thomas J. Clements
Division 47
St. Peter’s Church
Dorchester
Father McGoldrick
Thomas Gilligan
Division 16
Bessie A
Greenwich Street
Michael Griffin
Katherine Griffin
Lizzie Brown
Lettie Gabriel
Thomas J. Clements, Jr
Bartholomew L.clements
James Farron
Mary H. L. Sullivan
Ladies’ Auxiliary No. 15
Bartholomew L. Clements
Pyron
Patrick J. Clements
Daniel Coyne
Mary Coyne
Carrie Coleman
John“fic Aveny
Division
Michael Sullivan
Mieses Mary Oak Ellie Ron
Michael Brennan
He Morrissey
Occupation of Olangapo by Marines and Grant's advance
Advance guard under Major Spence reaches Olangapo Subig Bay with little resistance. Marine detachment secures naval yard as base. General Grant moves north toward Sublg joining Major Spence. enemy retreats to mountains with no casualties reported. Associated Press notes the Tllocos region as rich and prosperous with bands welcoming troops. Also includes an ad for Munyon's remedies and a naval funeral note for Captain Wood in Annapolis with Admiral Dewey attending.
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Manila
Grant
Spence
Olangapo
Subig Bay
Dinalupihan
Baltimore
Oregon
Myers
Navy Yard
Navy
Subig
Sublg
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Andrew S. Burt
Iba
Associated Press
Conception
Tlocos
Gilmore
Tleens
Commander Wood Dies of Typhoid in Washington
Commander Edward P. Wood U S N died at 5 a m in Washington his residence from typhoid fever He commanded the gunboat Petrel at Manila Bay and had a long naval career from entering the Naval Academy in 1863 to promotion through ranks including lieutenant commander and commander since Manila Bay He earned commendation and ten numbers in advancement for his service at Manila Bay with detachment noted in 1898.
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Manila Bay
Wshington
E. P.wood
U. 8S. N
Petrel
Edward Parker Wood
Ohio
John Wood
Concord
Mass
Richard F. Barrett
Naval Academy
Minnesota
Manila
Goose bone prophet predicts record mild winter
Elias Harty, 84, known as the goose bone weather prophet, forecasts the mildest winter on record for the coming season. He notes white bones from three geese suggest no winter, with a trace of purple signaling March cold that is unlikely to arrive.
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Reading
Penn
Elias Harty
Funeral rites for Charles C. Briggs Newtonville piano maker
Simple funeral held at 470 Walnut Street Newtonville for Charles C. Briggs noted piano manufacturer. Reverend Henry J. Patrick officiated with the Dalhousie Quartet singing. Burial followed in the family plot at Centre Street Cemetery Newton Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Briggs
Walnut Street
Newtonville
Henry J. Patrick
West Newton Congregational Church
Dalhousie
Centre Street Burying Ground
Newton Centre
Mother Pleads as Child Seeks Release in City Court
A dramatic three scene civic drama depicts Mary B. Barrett being arrested for a one dollar theft to buy a Christmas gift for her child. The child pleads with officers for her mother's release as the pair are moved toward detention. A fourth scene to be staged at Municipal Court at 9.
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Mary B. Barrett
Cambridge Street
West End
Po Nceman
Mary
Bridge of Sighs
Police
City Prison
Dublin Lord Mayor protests Transvaal War at meeting
Lord Mayor Daniel Tallon presided over a Dublin corporation meeting to denounce the Transvaal war. He called it unprovoked and said America opposed the war while the session broke into chaos with a quorum dispute and shouting in the galleries. The mayor left the chair as no resolution was adopted.
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Dublin
Daniel Tallon
Transvaal
Krier
Special Appointment Tailors Target Presidents and Governors
The Imperial Tailor of New York notes a new trend with John J. Kennedy boasting “Special Appointment” to McKinley. Critics warn this could flood the market with “special purveyors” to prominent figures and officials, hinting at a future where many seek such exclusive badges.
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New York
John J. Kennedy
Fifth Avenue
William McKinley
McKinley
Ohio
Canton
Prince of Wales
London
H. M
Theodore Roosevelt
Russell Sage
Woodruff
Lillian Russell
Quinn Heads South On Restful Southern Trip
Former Senator Quinn leaves today for a two to three month southern tour visiting Jacksonville New Orleans Galveston and Hot Springs. He plans to study law at Boston University upon his return and may pursue a prosecuting attorney career within three years.
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Quinn
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Galveston
Hot Springs
John R.murphy
Boston University
Omega Oil Ad Pitches Modern Money Chase in Indiana
An advertising piece titled The Man From Indiana argues society favors money and profits over fairness. It promotes Omega Oil costing 50 cents, detailing the advertising chain from drugstore to consumer and listing claimed ailments it would soothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Omega Chemical Co
Omega
Indiana
Views of Senator Frye cited on steamship history and fleet notes
Senator Frye is credited with a premier steam line record between San Francisco and Manila among a fleet of newer vessels. The Delaware Iron and Shipbuilding Co built her, a pioneer in the white squadron. The Canadia from Stettin docked in New York. Winifredian’s transport plans fade. Irish and Turco mail steamers arrived. Kentucky buoy removals loom. Captain Wyman dies on a voyage. Parker's Head, Maine resident.
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San Francisco
Manila
Delaware Iron and Shipbuilding Company
New York
Canadia
Stettin
Dominion Liner
Canada
Winifredian
Liverpool
Kentucky
N. P. Doane
Frank W. Howe
Brunswick
Altonia
Cunard Line
Potter
Queenstown
Boston
Frye Defends Philippine Takeover as Ally Protection
New York December 11 Senator Frye former peace commissioner argued the Philippines were vital commercially and strategically. He said insurgent leaders aided the US war effort and that sovereignty over the islands served peace, with a path to good governance and eventual self rule if stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frye
Senate
Philippine Archipelago
Aguinaldo
Singapore
Hong Kong
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Spain
Philippines
Congress
Paris
Along the Water Front Booming Freight and Vessels
Lumber and coal freights are booming as the Lizzie B Willey contracts to bring about 500000 feet of lumber from Apalachi cola at 9 75 per thousand feet. The Hebe to take coal to Cienfuegos from Philadelphia at 2 per ton. Nineteen vessels brought 250000 pounds of fish since Saturday night with haddock at 21 2 to 4 cents and cod at 2 and 13 4 to 3 cents. The Revenue cutter Manning sails for San Francisco via Magellan and Montevideo. Imports rise to 1595391 and exports to 2855931 compared with last year. The Hoosac Dock area was quiet until the Etolla loaded for Avonmouth. The George W Elder remains a lively veteran of the seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie B. Willey
Apalachicola
South America
Mystic Wharf
Hebe
Cienfuegos
Philadelphia
W. H. Roberts
Thomas Noonan
Hamlin
Chelsea
Charlestown
Hoosac Tunnel
Etolla
Avonmouth
George W. Elder
Actresses Bazaar Opens at Waldorf Astoria
The Professional Women's League fair known as the Actresses Bazaar opens at the Waldorf Astoria with dolls dressed by actresses depicting famous roles. Notables such as Alice Nielsen Nellie Bergen Julia Marlowe Maude Adams and Lillian Russell attend the opening reception to 12:30 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Professional Women’s League Fair
Actresses’ Bazaar
Waldorf-Astoria
Sis Hopkins
Alice Neilsen
Ben Hur
Odette Tyler
Mrs.Yeamans
Adele Ritchie
Nellie Bergen
Marie @ahill
Lillian Russell
Julia Marlowe
Barbara Frietchie
Blanche Walsh
Maude Adams
Lady Babbie
Anna Held
Marguerite Sylva
Move Against Wheeler Seeks House Seat Challenge
Representative Bailey of Texas plans renewed opposition to General Wheeler taking his seat as Alabama's House member. Bailey had introduced resolutions last year that prompted a judiciary committee report delaying a dual military and congressional office. Wheeler is currently in the Philippines but expected to return and assume his seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Wheeler
House
Alabama
Representative Bailey
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
Philippines
New Glass Roof Covering Ordered for Crystal Palace
A complete glass enclosure plan for the Crystal Palace in London has been approved with an estimated coverage of about fifteen acres. The project aims to replace the existing roof and create a modern glazed surface for the historic structure.
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Crystal Palace
London
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