Chelsea City Stables Dedication Marks New City Property
The new Chelsea city stables, built to replace buildings destroyed in the big fire, were dedicated under Local Union 38. Robert N. Willard presided. Chairman McClintock accepted the keys for the city with speeches by former Mayors Beck and Willard, Representatives Carlton and Robinson, Board of Control members, John Doherty, and Michael Ahearn. The concrete complex cost $42,000 and is surrounded by a concrete wall.
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Chelsea
Robert N. Willard
McClintock
Board of Control
Beck
Willard
Carlton
Robinson
John Doherty
Michael Ahearn
Water Department
Fifteen Fares of Fish Fleet Arrives at T Wharf
The Regina under Captain Jere Shay led yesterday’s fleet with 49 000 pounds of fish to sell today. Total receipts for the fleet reached 865 700 pounds of mixed fresh fish including haddock cod hake pollock and cask. The Raymah Capt Nelix Trogan returned with nearly 76 600 pounds of haddock and cod, earning an estimated $2000 for the crew. Waddock sold yesterday at market prices.
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T Wharf
Regina
Jere Shay
Jessie Costa
Nova Scot
Raymah
Nelix Trogan
Waddock
San Giorgio Sets Sail for Naples from East Boston
The vessel port to the Mediterranean left New York for Boston yesterday passing the Quarantine at 12 50 pm. About 2000 steerage passengers bound for Italy have been booked. Saloon passengers also booked. The San Giorgio will sail from National dock East Boston and expects to reach Naples in 12 days.
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Jeyland
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Lane
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Norwalk
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Chelsea
Mediterranean
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Italy
National Dock
Naples
Shipping News Mini Almanac Sees Mixed Arrivals and Clears
Maritime brief lists arrivals and clearances from Nantucket to Newport News with numerous steamers, schooners, and tugs. Includes ship names such as Chelston Hocken Liman and Devon, destinations like Gloucester and Baltimore, and cargoes including mahogany logs and phosphate. Also notes sun and moon data and water heights for the day.
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Newport News
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Philadelphia
Herman Winter
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New York
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William Ll. Douglas
McLean
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Sargent
Port Tampa
Fla
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Stevens
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Willard
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Farmer
Woodbridge Creek
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Charleston
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Annie F. Canton
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Bloemfontein
Neva
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Halifax
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Catalene
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Talisman
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Havana
Wilhelmina
Key West
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Waltham
Fall River
Patience
Charles FF. Pritchard
Lynn
Sterling
Henry Endicott
Schloners
Addie Ingalls
Jennie A. Stubbs
Calais
Dorothy B. Barrett
Jane Palmer
Governor Brooks
Boston Craft Falls Prey to Pirates
Captain Harvey O. Gaul reports the Boston schooner Hor ace W. Macomber wrecked on a Bahamas reef and looted by Bahama pirates. Pirates swarmed the vessel taking movable goods. captain’s trunk opened and personal effects stolen. Crew sent to New York. ship valued at 25008 dollars with cargo insured.
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Denies Brother Was Part Owner in Cambridge Paper
Grenville MacFarland formerly of Cambridge now in Lexington rejects his brother James claim of part ownership in the Cambridge Democrat a Chicago swindling case witness says John MacFarland never partnered with him in business or politics since boyhood.
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Cambridge Paper
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Cambridge
Lexington
Chicago
Cambridge Democrat
Democratic Party
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John MacFarland
MaclFarland
Post
Taunton Woman Miser Denied Herself Food
Taunton on December 16 reports the death of Mary Cryan eight decades old at her Church street home. The recluse left $900, owned the house, rented tenements for $20 monthly, and lived in the attic without fire or light savviness. She attended Taunton High School years ago and studied in night schools until this season.
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Mary Cryan
Church Street
Taunton High School
Stage Lane: Leading Shows and Openings in Boston Theaters
The article lists ongoing and upcoming engagements across Boston venues. It notes Hollis and Park runs ending Jan 1909, Jan 4 tours, Julia Marlowe and Mary Johnston revivals, Paid in Full at Colonial, Merry Widow ending, Follies of 1908, Walls of Jericho, Heir to the Hoorah, Devil and Circus Girl revivals, Life of an Actress at Grand Opera, Bunco in Arizona, At the Country Club Keith’s, George Spink in Bill Simmons, Charlestown Night and West End Night at Howard, Bowdoin Square performers in The Red Cafe, Ben Hur at Boston Theatre with chariot race, Thorn ton and Gay Serenade, Casino Girls, Broadway Gaiety Girls at Columbia, amateur bills at Columbia, semi weekly changes at Hub Theatre, Sportsman's Show posters, Edeson company visit to The Third Degree then The Call of the North, Rialto Rounders burlesque at Palace, Signora DeVoe at Theatre Premier, motion pictures at Theatre Comique, and new bills at Scenie Temple.
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John Drew
Jack Straw
Frank Daniels
Hook
Holland
the Park
Fanny Ward
Julia Marlowe
Majestic Theatre
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Colonial Theatre
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Jericho
John Craig
Castle Square
Grand Opera House
Bunco
Arizona
Country Club
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George Spink
Bill Simmons
the Howard
Charlestown
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Hal Clarendon
Bowdoin Square Theatre Stock Company
Boston Theatre
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Gaiety Theatre
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Columbia
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Mechanics’ Building
Robert Edeson
Boston
Third Degree
Lowell
Palace Theatre
Rialto Rounders
Signora Pasqualina DeVoe
Charles Ray
Bertha Reuck
Boston Singing Club Opens Season in Jordan Hall
The Boston Singing Club under Hiram Tucker opened its season in Jordan Hall with soloists Miss Emma Noyes Miss Evelyn Parnell Mr Earl Cartwright and Mr Stephen Pratt and organist Mr Benjamin Whelply The program featured Franck Mass in A and four voice arrangements The performance drew mixed judgment from critics noting uneven work and a generally favorable note on individual voices and pieces.
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Jordan Hall
Emma 3Attrick Noyes
Evelyn Barnell
Earl Cartwright
Stephen S*. Pratt
Benjamin Whelply
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the Shepherd's Vision
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the Quest
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Boston Concert by Ernst Perabo and Esteemed Ensemble
At Fenway Court a large audience enjoyed pianist Ernst Perabo violinist J Theodoroviteh cellist Hl Warnke and tenor J Blum performing Beethoven Bruch Brahms Wolf and Berger pieces. The program included Beethoven violin sonata in A minor and a Beethoven trio op 97 with brisk reception for Blums songs and Theodorovitch solos. The closing Beethoven trio was memorable and widely praised.
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Ernst Perabo
J. Theodoroviteh
Hl. Warnke
J. Blum
Beethoven
Romanze
Bruch
Brahms- Joachim
Brahms
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Berger
Boston
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Theodorovitch
Memorial church approved for Russo-Japanese sailors
News wires report that Emperor Nicholas approved a memorial church to sailors who perished in the Russo Japanese war. In Washington, President Roosevelt named Wesley M. Owen of Leroy Sr. to serve as a Supreme Court justice on the Isthmus of Panama to fill a vacancy.
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Nicholas
Washington
Roosevelt
Wesley M. Owen
Leroy
Supreme Court
Panama
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