Coal Fleet Brings 23198 Tons to Harbor Yesterday
A fleet of two five masted schooners, one four master and two three masters with eight barges arrived with 23198 tons of coal. The haul mainly from Philadelphia, Perth Amboy, New York, Hoboken, Baltimore and Edgewater, with the steamer Boston carrying 66 barrels and 106 bags for various parties from Yarmouth.
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Perth Amboy
New York
Hoboken
Baltimore
Edgewater
N. J
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Yarmouth
N. S
Triton
Windwest
Alberto Treves
Ital
Galveston
Priestfield
Sydney
C. B
Kensington
Sandy Hook
Harrisburg
Hector
Georges Creek
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Portland
Lackawanna
Pohatcong
Shickshinney
Lynn
Paoli
Thaxter
Glenallen
Machias
Ma Santora
Fernandina
Charles H. Trickey
Dudley Pray
Binghampton
Scranton
Highland Light
Cape Cod
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Emily J. White
Nobska
Wind
Transports to Carry Coal Not Available
After careful consideration President Roosevelt rejects exCouncilman Frederick W. Whiteley’s plan to use army transports to move coal from water ports to the city. The War Department letter dated December 21, 1902, explains Atlantic transport service was discontinued a year and a half ago.
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Roosevelt
Frederick W. Whiteley
Roslindale
War Department
Washington, D. C
Atlantic
Demand for coal grows in Brighton relief effort
The Brighton relief committee reports rising coal demand with new faces at stations. At sewer yard and Market corners 14 tons were distributed. Two loads will be dumped weekly at Market and North Beacon and two in Oak Square, sales to the needy from 2 to 4 PM on scheduled days.
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Brighton
Relief Committee For Aid
William H. Woods
Brighton Relief Committee
Market
Washington Street
Relief Committee
North Beacon Streets
Oak Square
Ecacl
No Coal for Charlestown Poor Reform Efforts
The Charlestown poor fund trustees cannot secure a coal delivery contract amid high prices and may skip a purchase this season to save money for next year. They hold about $25,000 invested, earning roughly $1,100 at current low interest rates.
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Charlestown
St. Leo’s Church Discontinues Some Services Over Coal Shortage
At St. Leo's Church on Esmond Street Dorchester the pastor Rev. Ty. G. McGoldrick halted Sunday after Mass services and weekday Masses due to a scarce coal supply. Parishioners wonder if the ton of coal bought on December 24 will last through Sunday worship.
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St. Leo’s
St. Leo's Church
Esmond Street
Dorchester
Ty. G. McGoldrick
Fleet Ships Wheat and Cargo Movements From Harbor
The harbor activity outlines a week of departures to Liverpool London Rotterdam and other ports with 566000 bushels of wheat corn and oats planned aboard several steamers including Cambrian Kansas and Sylvania. Arrivals include Colonial and Hattie A Heckman with mixed fish and haddock while tug O S Halenbeck suffers propeller damage and awaits repairs.
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Tribal
Bristol
Cambrian
London
Kansas
Liverpool
Welsford
Europe
Leyland
Dominion
Idiverpool
Sylvania
Pomeranian
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Columbian
Commonwealth
Mediterranean
Arcadia
Hamburg
T Wharf
Colonial
Cape Shore
Sadie Nunan
Rob Roy
Hattie A. Heckman
George H. Lubee
Minerva
Livonia
New York
O. S
Halenbeck
Lucas
Bayonne
N. J
Standard Oil Company
Lewis Wharf
Fralenbeck
Atlantic Works
James McAuley
Queenstown
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Warren and
Saga
Methodists Honor Memory of Jesse Lee and Celebrate a Thank Offering
Methodists across New England gathered in city churches to honor Jesse Lee, founder of Methodism in New England, and to celebrate completion of a 20 million dollar thank offering. Leaders praised Lee as a revolutionist and urged support for a Boston University preaching chair while stressing education linked to faith.
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Caribou
Long Island Sound
Mallalieu
People’s Temple
Edward G. Andrews
New York
Willard F. Mallalley
New Pir Pce
Virginia
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Drew Theological Seminary
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Yale
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Jonathan Edwards
Whitefield
Dartmouth
Princeton
University of Cambridge
Phillips
Andover Academy
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James W. Bashford
Ohio Wesleyan University
Spain
France
North America
Dow Academy Destroyed in Franconia Fire
Dow Academy at Franconia named for Moses A. Dow of Charlestown was completely destroyed by fire. Dow donated the school 25 years ago and left $60,000 at his death in 1886, later lost to bad investment. His widow Elizabeth Houghton of Boston left $4,000 to the academy.
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Littleton
N. H
Elizabeth F. Houghton
Boston
Academy
Landmark Burned Sunday at Lynn Halfway House
The Halfway House on the marshes between Lynn and Revere was burned today. Loss described as insignificant. Once a notable stopping place on the old turnpike, it has recently housed tools storage for the Boston and Northern Street Railway Company.
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Lynn
Revere
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
Stage matters in Roth company plans at Columbia
The eight members of Herman I Roth's company arrive for Monday rehearsals of Bobadil at the Columbia stage. A Boston concert tonight in Faneuil Hall features John W Crowley conducting the orchestra with Elvira Severoni and Carl Webster as soloists. James T Powers set to debut January 19 as a star in The Jewel of Asia at Parks Theatre. An early 1908 lineup includes High Jinks benefiting the Home for Destitute Children at Whitney Hall January 1.
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Herman I. Roth
Bobadil
Columbia
Faneuil Hall
Music Department
City of
Boston
John W. Crowley
Elvira Severoni
Mezzo
Carl Webster
James T. Powers
George W. Lederer
Asia
Parks Theatre
Constantinople
Paris
Annie Andros-Hawley
Whitney Hall
Brookline
Bankers’ Vaudeville Club
J. D. Eltinge
J. D. Gardner
BE. W. Wright
T. H. Bibber
Peniston Wright
Messrs
Stage Listings Show Tremont Tonight with Hackett and More
The Tremont hosts James K Hackett presenting The Crisis for the first time in this city. Boston Theatre features Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar in Oxy Grandpa for a two week engagement. Grand Opera House welcomes Joe Santley and Violet Holliday in The Price of Honor. Holmes Theatre shows Mrs Leslie Carter in Du Barry entering week three with strong advance sales. Martin Harvey closes his run in The Only Way at Colonial. Virginia Harned in Iris follows January 5. Museum presents Amelia Bingham in A Modern Magdalene this week with The Country Girl to follow. Everyman continues at Park Theatre until January 17. Bowdoin Square Theatre offers Escaped From Sing Sing with dramatic scenic effects. Music Hall features Her Marriage Vow this week. Grand Opera House plans next week’s At Cripple Creek. Keith's recounts John Bowker’s Contra st a humorous travel piece next Monday in vibrant color. Howard’s bill this week includes Charmion and a large burlesque cast. Cossacks perform at Austin and Stone's. Palace hosts Harry Bryants burlesque. Nickelodeon advertises fat women comedy this week. Castle Square patrons receive cameo scarf pins from friends of John Craig. Grace Atwell visits Huntington Avenue for the holidays.
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the Tremont
Joseph Hart
Carrie de Mar
Boston Theatre
Joe Santley
Violet Holliday
Grand Opera House
Holis
Leslie Carter
du Barry
Martin Harvey
Colonial
Virginia Harned
Iris
Amelia Bingham
Museum
Park Theatre
Sing Sing
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Music Hall
Cripple Creek
Grand Opera
Howard
Charmion
Bertie Fowler
Barry
Walvers
Carrie Ezier
Josette Webb
Talbot
Rogers
Carlotta Delmar
Reed and Shaw
Agnes Miles
Edward M. Favor
Gus Bruno
Toby Lyons
Charley Mackie
Edith Sinclair
Marie Oakland
Carrie Godfrey
Grace Spencer
Austin & Stone
Harry Bryant
Nickelodeon
John Craig
Castle Square Theatre
Shakspere
Craig
Grace Atwell
Huntington Avenue
Miles Entertained by Empress and Emperor at Pekin Luncheon
The ladies of the American legation and General Miles and his party were hosted at luncheon by the dowager empress and the Emperor in Pekin. United States Minister Conger also held a large diplomatic dinner for General Miles. Tomorrow the minister will entertain Chinese officials at dinner to meet Miles.
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Pekin
Shipping News Miniature Almanago Describes Arrivals and Tugs
Shipping notices list numerous arrivals and cargoes including Commonwealth from Liverpool with passengers to Richards Mills Co and multiple other vessels with merchandise and crews to various agents. A.M. Graham, J.F. Masters, and several tugs and barges are noted moving in and out of port with coal, oil, and freight under clear NW winds.
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Eng
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Shields
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Grand Harbor
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Washington
J. H. Brown
Frank Pruett
Eastern Dredging Company
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RE. T. Haviland
O. L. Halenbeck
Lewis Wharf
Philadelphia
New York
Educator Joseph Osborne Tiffany Dead at 65
Joseph Osborne Tiffany a longtime superintendent of the Attleboro school department and well known in educational circles died suddenly this morning in Attleboro He was in his sixty fifth year survived by relatives and colleagues reflecting on his decades of service in public education
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Attleboro
Joseph Osborne Tiffany
Scott's Emulsion Cures Coughs by Healing Throat and Lungs
Old coughs and deep-rooted coughs cannot be cured by mere suppression. Scott's Emulsion claims to transform throat and lung tissue, replacing inflammation with healthy tissue. A free sample offer is extended by Scott & Bowne, chemists in New York.
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Scott
Hub Brewery to Be Sold at Auction Today
United States Marshal Darling will sell the Hub brewery at noon today in his office by auction. The plant has long been under receivers and was idle and unproductive after creditors and stockholders failed to restart operations. Stockholders hope for a buyer to revive the business, but the property now passes to the highest bidder.
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United States
Marshal Darling
Colonel Darling
Earthquakes Hit Syracuse Sicily And Tomsk Russia
A severe quake struck Syracuse Sicily this evening after subterranean rumblings. In Russia a 23 second earthquake was felt at Bigsk in Tomsk governorate as authorities seek temporary shelter for troops and officials in the Andijan disaster area.
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Rome
Syracuse
Sicily
ST. Petersburg
Bigsk
Tomsk
Turkestan
Andijan
Whitinsville Girl Found Dead in New York Hotel
A Whitinsville Mass resident Mary Stack was found dead in a Seventh Avenue hotel from gas asphyxiation from a broken pipe. An unconscious man with her was taken to a hospital. his identity was not released. She had arrived in New York about a month earlier.
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New York
Mary Stack
Whitinsville
Mass
Seventh Avenue
Mother Goose Play Scheduled at St Marys Hall
The Mother Goose play by the children of St Marys School will be performed today and tomorrow in St Marys Hall on Stillman Street not Boston College Hall as earlier noted.
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St. Mary’s School
St. Mary’s Hall
Stillman Street
Boston College Hall
Orangeine Claims Quick Cure for Headache and Grips
An advertisement asserts Orangeine cures headache cold and grip rapidly and removes the cause. The claim targets common ailments with a promise of swift relief and health restoration. The copy emphasizes quick action and broad effectiveness.
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