Electric car tragedy claims a woman on Tremont Street
A female passenger fell from a rear Tremont Street electric car near Chandler Street at about 9 30 pm. She was found unconscious with a fractured skull and severe scalp wound and taken to City Hospital. Conductor Nahum M Fuller is identified. Police and doctors tended her, but her identity remained unknown.
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Tremont Street
Chandler Street
Sheehan
Station 4
B. M. Lillibridge
Thornton
Deblois
City Hospital
Division 4
Nahum M. Fuller
Horton’s Farewell Sermon at Second Church
The Rev E A Horton preached his farewell at Second Church after twelve years in the pulpit. He urged truth as central to Christian life, called for less sham and more philanthropy, and urged a cheerful, progressive faith with fraternal church relations and mutual service. He spoke of rebuilding a practical religion to lighten burdens and unite humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Horton
Jesus
Christ
Church of the
Eighteenth Popular Sunday Concert At The Theatre
A full house attended last night with standing room filled for the eighteenth popular Sunday concert. Alexandra Dagmar impressed with Tyrolean songs and encores aided by Decelle. Dora Wiley, Carlton Chase, Wendell H Ordway, Pearlie May, Pepe Cook, Will S. Denney, Armand & Raymond, The Holbrooks, and The Electric Quartette contributed varied pieces and instrumental displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandra Dagmar
Decelle
Dora Wiley
Carlton Chase
Wendell H. Ordway
Pearlie May
R. Pepe Cook
Will S’. Denney
Messrs
Armand & Raymond
British Schooner Glendon Defies US Law in Bridgeport Harbor
In Bridgeport Connecticut on January 31 the schooner Glendon from St John New Brunswick sailed in with a British flag displayed atop her mizzen, violating US law requiring a US ensign with the flag. Crowds hissed and shouted to haul it down as captain Trowbridge threatened violence. Militia from the Fourth Regiment Armory arrived to assist, but were repelled by shots from the crew. An American flag was raised on a neighboring vessel amid cheers, and the British flag remained at the Glendon with plans to remove it the next day.
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BridcEporrt
Conn
Glendon
St. John
N. B
United States
Trowbridge
Swords Wharf
Fourth Regiment
Fourteenth Symphony Concert Delight at Music Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra under Nikisch offered Bruch violin concerto with Timothee Adamowski, Spohr third symphony, and Chadwick Pastoral Prelude to strong praise. Dvorak Slavonic dances ended a bright program. soloists and conductor received enthusiastic recall. Vivian reports on related recitals at Steinert Hall and Sleeper Hall with plans for Handel and Haydn Society concert.
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Music Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Timothee Adamowski
Ebruch
Spohr
Chadwick
Adamowski
Bruch
George W. Chadwick
Nikisch
Dvorak
Marion Harden
Frank S. Rogers
Steinert Hall
Mozart
Raff
Chopin
Clifton
R. Lang
C. W. Coombs
Charmina
Sleeper Hall
New England Conservatory of Music
Mendelssohn
Wienowski
Handel
Gomez
Schiller
Meyerbeer-Best
Moscheies
Louis Maas
Edwin Kiahre
Emil Mahr
Kate O. Mayo
Grieg
Gounod
Martin Roeder
Minnewerbin
Handel and Haydn Society
Boston
H. H. A. Beach
Beethoven
Jennie Patrick Walker
Carl Alves
Italo Campenini
Emil Fischer
Beach
J. Lang
Carl Zerrahn
Vivian
Cock fighting revival draws crowds near Cambridge line
In Drepham near the Cambridge line on a January afternoon a cocking main drew spectators from Dedham Hyde Park Brighton and Cambridge. Six battles were fought with check weights and prizes of 25 dollars per battle and 100 dollars for the main and the odd fight. Dedham birds won five battles to Brighton’s one as betting exceeded a thousand dollars.
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Drepham
Brighton
Cambridge
Dedham
Hyde Park
Dedham Birds
Policy gambling thrives at 126 Water Street described
A detailed account reveals a long running policy game at No 126 Water Street. The Postman observes workers and youths buying slips while police report limited success. several owners and clerks face charges but the shop persists, prompting appeals to landlords and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station 2
No. 126
Water Street
Blakely
Albert Brummil
Charles Foster
Smith
Canada
Hemenway
Prison brush industry faces closure under Anderson bill
Idle inmates circle the Middlesex House of Correction yard as officials warn that Rep Anderson’s bill to cut the prison brush plant from 172 workers to 50 will cripple the industry. Captain Fiske argues the plant is self supporting, healthful, and vital, while Jordan & Christie of Charlestown says abolition harms Massachusetts manufacturers and benefits New Jersey rivals.
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House of Correction
Middlesex County
East Cambridge
Middlesex
Great and General Court
Representative Anderson
State House
Mississippi
United States
Old Middlesex
Middlesex House of Correction
Massachusetts
John M. Fiske
Henry G. Cushing
Anderson
Post
Fiske
Thse
Far West
New Jersey
Jordan & Christe
Charlestown Street
Weather Forecast for New England and Nearby States
Weather forecast for Monday calls for fair skies across Maine New Hampshire eastern Massachusetts Rhode Island with cooler northwest winds. Vermont western Massachusetts Connecticut and eastern New York expect fair conditions and a warmer Monday night with southerly winds. Signals are displayed at Woods Hall station and Eastport.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
Connecticut
New York
Woods Hall Station
Eastport
Ocean excursion tickets offered by leading lines
Under contract with the Government, sailing weekly from New York and Bermuda. Excursion tickets 50 dollars, valid six months. Large rooms with two berths. SS Trinidad sails January 14 and 23, January 21 and February 4 on Orinoco. For rooms and tickets apply to A. E. Outerbridge & Co., 39 Broadway, New York, or Thos Cook & Son, 322 Washington St, Boston.
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New York
Bermuda
Trinidad
Orinoco
A. E. Outerbridge & Co
Broadway
Minister’s Crime: Essex Preacher Sentenced for Arson
The Rev. George A. Andrews, a Free Will Baptist minister from Essex, was sentenced to four years in prison for arson in connection with a store fire on April 10. He had operated a dry goods business, was found to have shipped goods before the blaze, and had prior strong character testimony amid public curiosity.
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Specian
George A. Andrews
Essex
Andrews
Thamaston
Rockland
North Cushing
Maine
New Hampshire
Melrose
Boston
Miss Marlowe Arrives for Boston Engagement at Hollis Street
Miss Julia Marlowe arrived in Boston after an overnight trip and will open at Hollis Street Theatre tonight. She discusses Beatrice in Much Ado, Imogene in Cymbeline, and notes theater audiences shape Shakespearean appeal. She praises Taber and reflects on acting, health, and the season reception in Providence.
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Julia Marlowe
Hollis Street
Boston
Thorndike
Beatrice
Cymbeline
Imogene
Providence
Taber
Shakspere
Hollis Street Theatre
Double Tragedy in Washington House Fire of Death and Wounding
In Washington early tonight Howard Schneider killed his brother in law Frank Hamlink age 21 and fatally wounded his wife. He had earlier threatened marriage with police, and after a church outing fired five shots, three hitting Hamlink and one wounding Mrs Schneider. He surrendered to police.
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Washincton
D. C
Eighteenth
Q Streets
Howard Schneider
Frank Hamlink
Schneider
Miss Hamlink
Hyattsville
Hamlink
Billings Phillips Missing From Billings Market
New Reprorp reports Billings Phillips a fish market operator at 114 Kempton Street left for Boston last Monday with $300 and has not been heard from since. Fears of foul play prevail as purchases he made in Boston have since arrived back here in the city.
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New Reprorp
United States Accepts Chile Settlement Proposals
Washington reports Secretary Blaine accepting Chile's settlement terms for the U S Chile dispute. The message praises cordial relations, notes reluctance to discuss further reparations for the Baltimore sailors, and expresses willingness to meet these friendly overtures. Chilean Congress adjourns after a loan bill to withdraw Balmaceda era notes.
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Wasuineton
Blaine
Chile
Department OF State
Washington
Egan
Santiago
Senor Pereira
Congress
United States
Executive Department
The
Baltimore
Pereira
Harrison
Montt
White House
Diplomatic Corps
London
London Times
Balmaceda
United of
Curse of Competition Sermon Sparks Labor Plight Talk
The Rev Emory J Haynes at People's Church Columbus avenue denounces the sweating system as a devilish form of competition. He laments starving labor and urges workers to stand with brethren in strike and refuse to undercut fellow laborers. He condemns rash price cutting and vows solidarity in the face of industrial distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory J. Haynes
People’s Church
Columbus Avenue
Ascab
Ross Turner Promotes Art in Salem Schools
Ross Turner advocates placing casts reproductions and other art objects in each Salem school to educate scholars. He argues individual effort may achieve as much as a statewide commission.
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Ross Turner
Salem
Grippe Warning Endorses Dniffy's Pur Malt Whiskey
An Erie periodical urges swift action at early grippe symptoms with Drniffy s Pure Malt Whiskey as the endorsed stimulant. It claims the tonic fortifies nature, preventing grippe more effectively than other remedies and notes physicians recommend it.
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Grippe
Dniffy
Daffy
Printers Union Urges State Printing Control in City Meeting
Labor reports show Typographical Union 13 voting unanimously to push state officials to handle Commonwealth printing. Equal pay for men and women, ongoing debates, and district officers elected. Furniture workers form Central Labor Union committee. Henry Abrahams speaks. Joseph Bradford elected secretary.
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Tate
Typographical Union 13
Typo Hall
Commonwealth
M. J. Padlen
James Manle
M. J. Bishop
Bakers
S. H. Merryfield
George Tyler
J. C. Fay
Local
Nicholas J. Quinn
James Naughton
Daniel Leonard
Henry P. Legate
James F. Cullen
John Carey
J. W. Murphy
Hanover Street
Central Labor Union
Henry Abrahams
Joseph Bradford
Fine Arts Notes and Art Movements in Boston
Albert Pope sketches a 5x8 foot lioness and cub for the American House and will paint from life in Bridgeport. The William Schaus collection sale is set for March 8 at Ortgies Co in New York. W H W Bicknell etches notable plates including a Tennyson portrait. A State art commission may be approved if Boston artists gain support from the legislature, despite opposition from a small clique wary of changes.
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Albert Pope
Pope
Bridgeport
Conn
William Schaus
International Art Gallery
Ortgies & Co
New York
State Commission of Fine Arts
Boston
Israel
CAREFUL LIVING PROMOTED BY SCOTT BOWNE CHEMISTS
An advertisement urges readers to value health and practice careful living. Scott & Bowne, chemists, offer a free book on careful living and promote Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil sold by druggists nationwide at one dollar.
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Scott & Bowne
South Sth Avenue
New York
Scott
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MR. Horton
Palace Theatre
Jonnson
Jornson & CO
Massa
Atar
Bridgeport Harbor
Jack
Brighton Birds
Supersee
East Cambridge House of Correction
Captain Fiske
Dlesex House of Correction
Brush Making Department
New England
State
Miss Marlowe
Halifax
Party Limited
New England Grocer
Hamilton
Benjamin Johnson
Grocers’ Exchange
Central Wharf
the Fine Arts
W. H. W. Bicknell
W. L. Taylor
Tennyson
We. Davis
Northampton St
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