Prison Point Club forms in Ward 5 with officers named
The Prison Point Club a new Ward 5 social group based at Brintnall Hall Chapman Street announces its officers James V Doherty president John Corrigan vice president John Rowan secretary and George W Wilson treasurer The byline notes local civic activity and public concerns follow including transportation and charitable events in Charlestown and Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prison Point Club
Brintnall Hall
Chapman Street
James V. Doherty
John F. Corrigan
John Rowan
George W. Wilson
Boston & Lynn Railroad Company
Chelsea
Lynn
Charlestown
City Square
Hunnewell Working Girls’ Club
James G. Dunlap
Russell
Dunlap
Charlestown Enterprise
Olive Holden
James H. Ross
Somerville
St. Mary’s Y. M. C. T. Society
William J. Murdock
James S. Joyce
George H. Carter
Thomas P. Nugent
Cornelius J. Crowley
James Murphy
James Cass. Bunker Hin
Notable Residents Named in Charles Town Rich List
A partial list of the town's wealthiest residents appears with names including Charles E. Daniels John E. O'Brien Charles Howland John J. Sullivan John B. Dearborn William Denvir James Roughan A W Doyle P J Donovan Stephen P Fuller. Tomorrow's Post promises ten more names and invites readers to share the lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mcklynn
Charles E. Stevens
Benjamin Wormekte
Brighton
Chelsea
Joseph €. Haskell
Oscar Bailey
Thomas Appleton
Atwood Howard
John c. Hall
James Tent
Thomas Strachan
Frank B. Fay
John Derr
William Pratt
Charles E. Daniels
John E. O’brien
Charles
Howland
John J. Sullivan
John B. Dearborn
William Denvir
James Roughan
A.W. Doyle
P. J. Donovan
Stephen P. Fuller
Charlestown
Newton's New Post Office Opens in West Newton
The United States government secures a five year lease for a store in Nickerson's block in West Newton to house a new post office. It is slated for occupancy within about a month after fittings.
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Newton
Dec
United States
Nickerson’s Block
West Newton
East Boston Debates Tunnel in Semiannual Election
The Columbian Rowing Association plans its semiannual officer election next Monday evening for the new term. Public opinion splits on a proposed tunnel, with some cheering the project and others warning it may not fit East Boston’s needs. The maintenance burden after construction weighs on opponents.
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Columbian Rowing Association
Boston
East Boston's Richest Residents Named in Local List
The article lists George T. Sampson John Thompson George L. Thorndike Ebenezer M. McPherson Frederick Pease Henry B. Hill James Smith John H. Sullivan Randall J. Feder William Waters Jr as among East Boston's wealthiest individuals. It urges readers to spread the word and watch for further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Sampson
John Thompson
George L. Thorndike
Ebenezer M. McPherson
Frederick Pease
Henry B. Hill James Smith
John H. Sullivan
Randall J. Feder
William Waters, Jr
Boston
Cambridge Costume Party Promises Night Of Festivities
In Union Hall Mrs H S Pettes hosts a lively Cambridge event with music dancing and costumes. Mrs Clara Power Edgerly directs statue poses while Janitor Charles A Gay wears a Knights of Pythias charm as a token of thanks for courtesy on the Washington encampment trip. Inauguration of the new city government is set for next Monday and the old mill pond on River street will be flooded for skating season. A reception at Mrs F P Fish’s residence followed a Business Men's Jubilee at Union Hall supporting Wood Memorial Church.
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Union Hall
H. S. Pettes
Cambridge
Clara Power Edgerly
Charles A. Gay
City Hall
Knights of Pythias
Gay
Washington
River Street
F. P. Fish
Everett Street
Wood Memorial Church
Harvard Bridge
Cambridge’s Richest Residents Named in Notable Lists
Oliver H. Durrell Horace Partridge Wardwell J. M. W. Hall Asa P. Morse Pawvid Ritchie Frank A. Allen J eander M. Hannum Walter S. Swan Co L. Jones appear among Cambridge’s wealthiest. The notice urges readers to tell friends to watch for these lists.
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Oliver H. Durrell
Horace Partridge
Cs. Wardwell
J. M. W. Hall
Asa P. Morse
Pawvid Ritchie
Frank A. Allen
J.eander M. Hannum
Walter S. Swan
Co. L. Jones
Cambridge
Rockland Blast Kills C M Gregory Today
In Rockland Maine a dynamite blast killed C M Gregory when a charge exploded unexpectedly. Police and investigators cordon the area as they determine how the accident occurred and whether negligence played a role. Local residents report hearing the explosion and seeing debris scattered near the site.
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Rockland
C. M. Gregory
New Catholic Church Considered for South Boston
Invitations are out for the wedding of James B. McDevitt and Mary Ormond at SS Peter and Pauls. Dredging work at Fort Point channel to end by March with transfer to Washington. Wasp Williams shines in a local tournament at Murray and Irwins. A funeral party incident ends with a police lecture. Weil Dreyfus hold their annual ball. Atlas Storehouse block complete on Sleeper street. Glover Social Club to stage sparring at Clan-Na-Gael Hall. Dr John Slattery elected vice director of City Point Catholic Association.
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South Boston
City Point
Broadway
James B. McDevitt
Mary Ormond
SS. Peter and Paul’s
John Ormond
C Street
San Francisco
Fort Point
Washington, D.C
Potomac River
E Street
John Irwin
Wasp Williams
New England
Murray and
Irwin
Ninth Street
Callahan
Weil Dreyfus
Bethesda Hall
Richest Residents of South Boston Named
A list names the wealthiest individuals in South Boston. The notice calls on residents to tell friends to look out.
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J. D. Walworth
J. P. Power
J. P. Builard
J. B. Coe
Ht. K. Naphen
J. P. Bradley
W. H. Ruddick
J. P. Wise
S. Lewis
P. F. Carey
South
Boston
Dorchester News Roundup of Local Events and Notes
Dorchester reports Sunday services by Rev. Christopher R. Elliott at New South Church under Suffolk Conference. A select party plans the Kearsarge Naval Veteran Association ball. United Reserve Fund Association names officers. Newport Street drainage concerns reach Board of Health. George Ellard visiting Upham's Corner. Alton Mac retired to breeding. Crescent Whist Club set Jan 4 meeting. Dorchester Bay and Neponset River freeze over for skating. eel fishing good. William Lyons suffers stock losses from cold. John Dobbins in Syracuse jewelry business. Keran J. Hart recovered from illness. Dorchester Club potential rival to Old Dorchester Club with growing interest.
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Christopher R. Elliott
First Unitarian Church
Suffolk Conference of Unitarian Churches
New South Church
Tremont
Camden Streets
Thomas Strange
P. Duggan
J. Miller
J. Calnan
William P. Sullivan
Mt. Bowdoin
Newport Street
Board of Health
George Ellard
Lewiston
M. Curran
Upham’s Corner
Alton Mac
Crescent Whist Club
Dorchester Bay
Neponset River
William Lyons
John Dobbins
Syracuse
N. Y
Keran J. Hart
Dorchester
Dorchester Club
Dorchester Richest Residents Named in Local List
A list naming the wealthiest Dorchester residents includes A. L. Hollingsworth, A. Warren Gould, A. L. Jewell, Otis Kady, Mrs. M. D. Spaulding, B. Bird, Max Blaumenthal, George T. Sears, Samuel Gannett, and YTronomas F. Temple. The note urges readers to tell friends to look out for the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Hollingsworth
A. Warren Gould
A. L. Jewell Otis Kady
M. D. Spaulding
Wy. B. Bird
Max Blaumenthal
George T. Sears
Samuel Gannett
Ytronomas
F. Temple
Dorchester
Fragmentary Address Listing Near Faneuil Mall
Readable fragments show an address near U1 Faneuil Mall and a location at 49 Bock Square. No names, dates, or events are clear from the text.
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Bock Sq
Faneuil Mall
Holiday skating and a Christmas tree festival.
The piece notes abundant skating options at Park Pond Mirror Pond and nearby lakes with Jamaica Pond favored, plus St James Episcopal Church Christmas tree festival led by Rev KE P Lee. It also criticizes West Somerville Newbury Street sidewalk conditions and urges city action to repair hazards to prevent injuries.
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Park Pond
Mirror Pond
Spy Pond
Arlington
Fresh Pond
Cambridge
Spot Pond
Stoneham
Mystic Lakes
Jamaica Pond
Jamaica
St. James Episcopal Church
KE. P. Lee
Allston
Newbury Street
West Somerville
Powper Houss
Somerville’s Richest Residents List Attracts Attention
A fragment lists Somerville's richest residents including HM Crane Edward Glines Charlies M Heinenway Charles P Linecola and others. The note invites readers to share the names and watch for more details in upcoming lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. Crane
Edward Glines
Charlies M. Heinenway
Charles P. Linecola
Cc F. Rice
Cc. E. Kymes
James Ss.anborn
J. 0. Hayden
Quincy Dickerman
L. P. Hoanader
Somerville
Cataloria Arrives in East Bostox After Three Day Delay
The Cataloria reached East Bostox wharf at 5 PM after a three day overdue voyage. It carried 193 passengers including 11 saloon, 42 second cabin, and 146 steerage travelers. Most stayed aboard to supervise baggage as officials inspected fewer than half the passengers. Notables aboard included Mr and Mrs Biggar and child, Mr Arthur Birch, Mr Sydney Birch, Mr James Cowan, Mr and Mrs George Merrill, Mr and Mrs Mills, and Commander W Stopford, R N.
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Bostox Wharf
Biggar and
Child
Arthur
Sulphur Bitters Presidential Competition Updates
Three of four Sulphur Bitters contests near decision while the nationwide popular vote remains unsettled. The large coupon volume requires a single examination to finalize all competitions, to be completed at the earliest possible date.
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Dr. Pierce
Ho Gelden
Madrid Chemical CO
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Ill
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Weeks & Potter
Washington Street
George C. Goodwin
Hanover Stree
Wm. H. Parker
M.D
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch Street
YON Mohl Co
Bole American
Cincinnati
Okio
Tremont Row
Tibbet
Sisimp
Geo
Burwell
Bestea
Riass
THE
Daily Post
the New Post
Jane
Los
G-Mos
Tukey
the Worlds
Brichton
Patrick Moley
Chestnut Hill Avenue
James Gallagan
Jolly Glee Club
Moloy
John J. Welch
Barney” Welch
St. Columbkille Church
Winter
Partridge
Bacon Park
Daniel Neenan
Francis McNally
Patrick Kenny
Joseph Bennett
Andrew Morton
Mt. Bellingham
Chelsea Square
Abraham Brown
Frank M. Frost
Margaret Moran
Mary Leonard
Thomas Leonard
Lynn & Boston Electrics
West End Company
East Boston
Roxbury
Newton's New
Dvnamite
California
Blanchard & Farrar
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