No Wines Served at Washington Inauguration Banquet
In Washington on January 31 it is announced no wine will be served to the general public at the inauguration banquet. Caterer Carl G. Essner will supply wine only to his personal guests including the President and cabinet elect. A private complementary dinner will have its own menu and wine selection.
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Washington
Carl G. Essner
Essner
Philadelphia
Boldt
Waldorf
New York
Pension
Baltimore
New President Receives Diploma At Hibernian Banquet
John B. O'Higgins presented the new president Mr Keyes with a diploma and certificate of membership. A banquet followed by a social literary and Hibernian rights entertainment featured contributions from John B. O'Higgins C J Keyes James Quinn Cornelius Spillissey James Casey Daniel O'Donovan P V Mahoney William Fitzsimmons James Maulle County President Cronin D F Colleran.
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Michael D. Toomey
John J. O'Keefe
Arthur J. O’connor
Hibernian Knights
Cronin
John B. O'Higgins
Mr. Keyes
Keyes
C. J. Keyes
James Quinn
Cornelius Spillissey
James Casey
Daniel O’donovan
P. V. Mahoney
William Fitzsimmons
James Maulle
D. F. Colleran
A. C. H. Convention Elects Officers in Wells
The A. O. H. of Suffolk held its convention in Dexter Hall Wells Memorial building with William J. Cronin as chair. Delegates from 38 divisions approved new divisions in several areas and elected Felix Gallagher county treasurer unanimously. A resolution praised Thomas Sexton and condemned Britain over Ireland’s losses. A parade on St Patrick's Day was postponed.
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William J. Cronin
South End
Boston
Knights of St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
Ini
Suffolk County
Dexter Hall
Wells Memorial Building
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Upham’s Corner
Thomas Sexton
M. P
Freeman’s Journal
Dublin
Ireland
Daniel O’ Donovan
Felix Gallagher
Alexander Thompson
Thompson
St. Patrick’s Day
Ivory's costly trial and Irish party rifts in Dublin
London dispatch reports Edward J. Ivory freed in a conspiracy case with English government expenditures surpassing 200000 dollars for prosecuting him. Irish landlords press for royal inquiry into hard law, Dillonites resist indemnity pledges, and leadership shifts within the Irish Parliamentary party emerge with Healy and Redmond figures amid party realignment.
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London
Edward J. Ivory
New York
United States
Scotland Yard
Department of Justice
Dublin
Duke of Abercorn
Marquis of Londonderry
Ireland
Edward Blake
Longford
Irish Parliamentary Party
Healyites
Blake
Irish National Party
Dillonites
Timothy M. Healy
John Dillon
Thomas Sexton
John Redmond
Salvation Army Barracks Fire Ices at Everett
A kerosene lamp toppled igniting woodwork at the Salvation Army barracks in Everett just before 10 PM. A large crowd rushed to the doors as the fire alarm sounded. Patrolman Bailey notified Engine Company No. 1 and entered the building, averting injuries. The blaze was quickly put out with minimal damage.
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Salvation Army
Everett
Bailey
Fine concert planned for Unemployed Workingwomen Home
A benefit concert at the Bijou on Thursday February 11 is promised. Directed by Charles F. Forrester the programme features noted vocalists instrumentalists and readers to aid the Workingmen and Workingwomen's Home charity through ticket sales.
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Charles F. Forrester
Salva scm Colts One Bottia High priced Liniment
An OCR fragment notes Salva scm with twenty five colts and a bottia, unclear context. The readable text suggests a veterinary or product mention but lacks coherent action, date, or place. Further readable details needed to form a complete news item.
Hermit Isaac Lewis Lived Reclused in Dorchester Home
An aging recluse Isaac Lewis born 1810 in Connecticut lived thirty years in a Dorchester house unseen by neighbors. Police found him dead days after a fire, his room sparsely furnished with old belongings, a bare stove and little money, while visits by relatives and an officer kept watch.
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Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Connecticut
New York
Bloomingdale
Bristol
R. I
Philadelphia
Wealthy recluse found dead in Dorchester attic after decades of isolation
Isaac Lewis once rich from New York life spent thirty years as a hermit in a Dorchester house on Pierce avenue. Neighbors and authorities noted a limp stair, barred attic door, and a frost bitten face. He died of age and cold, likely thirty six to forty eight hours before discovery, with his son in Chicago and daughter married to W H H Moore awaiting the funeral at First Baptist Church.
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Dorchester
Isaac Lewis
New York
Pierce Avenue
Sumner Foster
Station 11
Charles W. Hunt
Foster
Lewis
William H. H. Moore
Bowdoin
Washington Streets
First Baptist Church
Chickatawbut Street
Cedar Grove
Fire destroys Essex street buildings in Haverhill
A late night blaze in Haverhill destroyed wooden structures on Essex street near the Boston and Maine tracks. Owned by the Swasey estate and housing J O Ellison and Co and a Robideau family tenement, two residents were rescued, including a sick woman. The Leighton & Co. wholesale grocery store was nearly lost but saved. Loss estimated at about 10000 with insurance.
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Haverhill
Essex Street
Boston & Maine
Swasey
J. O. Ellison & Co
Robideau
B. F. Leighton & Co
Gas fixtures leak in South End homes report says expert
A Post reporter and gas leaks expert survey South End, North and West End houses finding widespread dangerous leaks in fixtures. Leaks, loose keys, and archaic designs noted at multiple addresses including Parmenter Salem and Sheafe streets, with kerosene use and shut offs raising asphyxiation risk.
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Post
South End
Gas Leaks Reported in Fifteen Homes
Gas leaks were reported at fifteen residences including A. J. Docarmo 14 Parmenter D. H. Shalit 26 Parmenter L. Waldstein 110 Salem D. Freedman 152 Salem M. Farren 34 Sheaf Samuel Stoneman 70 North Market A. Lipson 70 North Market Co O Keefe 13 Billerica J Barrack 52 Lowell J OConnor 25 Blossom Mrs C A Wentworth 13 Phillips and Mrs Smith in Cambridge Boarding house Hancock near Cambridge Tenement Green Street Tenement Joy Street lingering entries indicate multiple affected properties with listed occupants.
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Michael J. Brown
McKenney & Waterbury
Agostino J. Deccarmo
Parmenter Street
D. W
L. Waldstein
Salem Street
D. Freedman
Sheafe Street
North Market Street
Samuel Stoneham
A. Lipson
C. O’keefe
Billerica Street
A. J. Docarmo
Parmenter
D. H. Shalit
Salem
M. Farren
Samuel Stoneman
North Market
O’keefe
Billerica J. Barrack
Lowell
J. O’connor
Gas Gaselling Fatalities in Boston Prompt Odor Safety Call
Axel Ellis of Warren Avenue Boston urges authorities to add a strong odor to city gas after another fatal poisoning. He warns valves may leak and untraceable damage could occur and urges immediate safety measures.
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Post
Boston
Axel Ellis
Warren Avenue
Princess Louise Elopes With Austrian Hussar Captain
Princess Louise eldest daughter of King Leopold of Belgium leaves Prince Philip to join an Austrian captain of hussars. The royal divorce rumor spreads as details flash from Berlin with high society shock and a new royal scandal.
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Louise
Hussars
Berlin
Leopold
Belgium
Philip of
Saxe- Coburg and Gotha
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Prussian Regime Forces Eight Day Isolation For US Horses
Berlin Jan 31 The Prussian minister of agriculture has changed import rules for American horses An eight day isolation at ports of entry will occur after which horses may be sold or sent inland if the veterinary surgeon declares them free of infectious diseases
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Berlin
Prince von Hohenlohe
Count Muravieff
Baron Marschall von Bieberstein
Kiel
William
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Christian Endeavor Notice
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