Hotel Reynolds Loses Liquor License After Board Revocation
After three days of consideration the Board of Police revoked Hotel Reynolds liquor license. Sergeant Allen of Station 4 served notice after two visits. The hotel, famed in the theater district, faces thousands of dollars in losses as managers and staff brief guests that no liquor can be served. Reynolds was in New York and did not comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Board of Police
Allen
Station 4
John Reynolds
New York
Lagrange Street
Brown
Cain
Whist and Dancing at St. Josephs Parish Reunion
The first reunion of St. Josephs Parish members featured whist and dancing with photos by Chickering. The Rev. Patrick J. Scannell of the parish rectory received credit for the event's success last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickering
Patrick J. Scannell
St. Joseph's Parish
Ryan Knocks Out Green in Seventh to Claim Middleweight Standings
Tommy Ryan of Kansas City knocks out George Green of San Francisco in the seventh round of a scheduled ten round middleweight bout. Ryan dominated from the opening bell and declared readiness to fight any middleweight, signaling his world contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tommy Ryan
George Green
San Francisco
Green
Ryan
Impostors Pass as Priests Fraud Claims Rise in South Boston
Two men posing as Catholic priests have been operating for two weeks in South Boston, obtaining money under false pretenses. Rev. Joseph A. Gricius, pastor of the Polish Catholic Church, says his name has been used by the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Gricius
South Boston
Father Gricius
Joseph A. Grictus
Imposter fund collectors target Polish Roman Catholic church
Yesterday an order barred collecting money in the name of Father Gricius or his parish. He says the men pose as priests wearing Roman collars and have obtained funds from his group and other local Roman Catholic churches. One man is young and the other about 40 to 45, acting as spokesman. He asserts they are imposters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Gricius
Father Gricious
Cricius
First Parish Reunion for St. Joseph Roxbury Held at Paul Revere Hall
The St. Joseph parish reunion in Roxbury, promoted by Father Patrick J. Scannell, drew parishioners to Paul Revere Hall last night. Activities included a whist competition with prizes for ladies and gentlemen, dancing to George Quinn's orchestra, and socializing reflecting a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdy
Jonathan Pugh
St. Joseph’s
Paul Revere Hall
Holland
Thomas N. Watson
St. Joseph's
Frees & Holland
Rose Guinan
St. Joseph's Parish
Roxbury
Patrick J. Scannell
Father Scannell
Boston
Boston College
Brighton Seminary
Father Moylan
Father Smith
Anna Killion
Mary Killion
J. F. Fallon
John Donovan
David Seamel
J. O'Brien
P. J. Mago Meheney
I. D. McCormick
Thomas Watson
John W. Home
George Quinn
Frederick J. Crosby
Edward J. O'Neil
Aids
William McCarthy
M. J. Melvnn
James A. Mitchell
C. Tagen
M. F. Santry
Mary Hartnett
John Good
Frances McCormack
C. O’leary
Arkansas sleet storm halts traffic and business
Storm cripples telegraph and telephone lines in Arkansas and halts rail service. Little Rock reports losses of 500000 with statewide damage likely to reach into the millions as belated reports arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Patrick Byrne Detained After Ill Bronchitis Arrest
Patrick Byrne of 52 Endicott street was taken to City Hospital yesterday morning with a severe bronchitis attack. Arrested by Division 1 on Wednesday evening for drunkenness, he was later moved to City Prison. A prison physician, noting Byrne’s condition, ordered transfer to the hospital where his status remained serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Byrne
Endicott Street
Yrne
Division 1
Byrne
Ovation for Schley during Kentucky visit
Admiral Schley, guest of Louisville Knights Templars, spent a full day meeting about 1000 students at Girls High School and receiving flowers. A large crowd cheered as he departed the Pendennis Club by carriage toward the Masonic Widows and Orphans' Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Admiral Schley
Knights ‘Templars
Knights Templars
Miral
Pendennis Club
Condor Sloop Missing Crew Feared After Boat Found
Esquimalt faces hopeful and anxious mood as four cruisers search for the British sloop of war Condor and its 140 officers and men last seen December 2. The discovery of a Condor boat raises grave concern for the vessel and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Esquimault
Fire Gutters Leominster Home. Family Narrowly Escapes
Leominster Jan 31 Joseph Slomac and his family escaped with their lives as a morning fire partially burned their residence. The blaze spread quickly leaving the family with nothing and forcing a hasty exit in their night robes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leominster
Joseph Slomac
Fatal fall on Medford Street in Charlestown
Dennis McGonagle aged 36 a married man living on the third floor 161 Medford Street Charlestown fell down stairs last night breaking his neck and dying almost instantly Mrs Porter who lives below heard the fall notified her husband who found the body and called the police
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis McGonagle
Medford Street
Charlestown
Porter
Old Maids in Convention at Brookline Town Hall
An old maids convention at Brookline Town Hall benefited the Free Home for Consumptives in Dorchester. Organized by the Young Ladies Charitable Association, the event featured Miss Margaret C. Hartigan as president and showcased a transform her act, musical interludes, and a committee to woo Brookline bachelors and widowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Maids
Brookline Town Hall
St. Mary's
St. Lawrence's
Free Home For Consumptives
Dorchester
Young Ladies’ Charitable Association
Margaret C. Hartigan
Susan A. Doran
Mary R. McCarthy
Matrimonial Club
Brookline
Boston
Miles Mary McNamara
John F. Menning
Professor Pinkerton
Annie Barthelmes
Etta Barthelmes
Gertrude Shea
Loretta Nolan
Alice Nolan
Alice R. Jordan
Mary Finnerty
Annie Reddish
Agnes Shea
Nora Coveney
Katherine Barry
Josephine F. McCue
Annie E. Keenan
Nellie M. Rogers
Agnes McManus
Margaret R. Murphy
May E. McCue
Annie T. Hennesay
Nora F. Barry
Nellie C. Cullinane
Margaret B. Murphy
Catherine F. Kelly
Agnes T. Burke
Mary J. Liddy
Mery J. Keenen
Mary McNamara
Mae EK. Conroy
May E. Coffey
Cassells Curses Judges as He Is Sentenced to Death
John D. Cassells, convicted of the 1901 murder of Mary J. Lane in Tank Meadow, was condemned to death by electrocution in Springfield. He shouted curses at the court and proclaimed his innocence as Judge Hopkins imposed the sentence during the week of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
John D. Cassells
Mary J. Lane
Tankmeadow
Hopkins
Superior Court
Cassells
Noxon
Doe
Gardner
Lane
Disorder in City Council Over Apology Debate and Gavel Fights
The Boston City Council endured a heated session over a member's remark with calls for a public apology. After a dictating chair and repeated gavel strikes, chaos erupted as leaders sparred, a head came off the desk, and a mallet-like replacement rang out. Auditor Dodge reported rent incomes for Faneuil Hall stalls and outside stands, while park-costs plans for East Boston were presented and playground efforts debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scigliano
Weinberg
Donnelly
Repubiicans
Hannan
Ward
McDermott
Bromberg
Yeas
Barrett
Beemere
Burr
Clark
Cox
Curry
Curtis
Aywlord
Gove
Rady
Grumann
Hart
Henderson
Hickey
Jackson
Lorey
Maynard
McDonald
McGonagle
McKee
Myers
Phelan
Svigliano
Simms
Starratt
Thayer
Upham
Weber
Wood
Burke
Cadigan
Conley
Conway
Crowley
Dolan
Fgan
Fitzgerald
Flaherty
Gavin
Good
Hoar
Hoban
Lane
Lions
McGrady
Milmore
Mullen
Murdock
O'Toole
Owens
Powers
Shiels
Staples
Teevens
Walsh
Ware
Young
Grady
Weinbe
Dodge
Faneuil
Cay Aepe
Cbc
Secre
Reese Ser Eeeeenerens
Saveepeveess
Faneuil Hall
Mrs Ida Shaw Martin Favored for School Supervisor
Mrs Ida Shaw Martin of Dorchester, wife of Principal Martin of Comins Grammar School, is seen by friends as the leading candidate to succeed Miss Arnold as supervisor of schools. She has extensive teaching experience, local education credentials, and recently became a director of the Massachusetts Society for the University Education of Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Arnold
Ida Shaw Martin
Dorchester
Martin
Comins Grammar School
Arnold
Steamship Rates Raised in Major Line Agreement
Liverpool reports an accord among British American and continental lines affecting passenger and freight rates. Steerage fares stay the same while saloon and second cabin prices rise with a new minimum rate. Elder Dempster will join the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Liverpool
Elder-Dempster Company
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Promoted For Lungs and Coughs
An old advertising note urges quick treatment for coughs to avoid bleeding lungs with Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup, touting fifty years of cures. It warns against substitutes and offers a free medical calendar and book by writing C Meyer & Co. Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
Wm. H. Breder
Chrystie Bt
New York City
Vaccination debate at Massachusetts health meeting
The Massachusetts Association of Boards of Health met at Parker House. Vice-President H P Walcott presided in his absence. Dr H P Wilcott of Cambridge not present. Dr H Durgin urged passing a bill to supply vaccine lymph to physicians to prevent impure vaccines. Dr Sedgwick urged balancing liberty with public health considerations. Dr Shea reported on smallpox and vaccination and urged statewide vaccination to end the disease. Officers elected: President H P Walcott Cambridge first vice-president H S Durgin Boston second vice-president S Abbott Newton secretary James Coffey Worcester treasurer James B Field Lowell.
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Massachusetts Association of Boards of Health
Parker House
H. P. Wilcott
Cambridge
H. Durgin
M. D
Boston
Dursin
State Board of Health
W. T. Sedgwick
Institute of Technology
Alfred Russell Wallace
Darwin
Creighton
Herbert Spencer
Cruickshank
England
Thomas B. Shea
G. T. Swartz
8. W.abbott
James C. Coffey
Worcester
H. P. Walcott
Ss. H. Durgin
S . Abbott
Newton
James Coffey
James B. Field
Lowell
Vaccination drive reports 20000 treated in city
Dr. Durgin announced more than 20 000 people vaccinated in East and South Boston. Eight arrests were made of those who refused treatment as the city plans universal vaccination to eradicate smallpox. He denied anti-vaccination claims of falsified reports and said records are open to inspection. He also rejected accusations of coercion as ridiculous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Board of Health
Schley Accusations Debate His Control at Santiago
Testimony from officers in the battle of Santiago states Admiral Schley did not direct or control the actions of the Gloucester Indiana Iowa Texas or Oregon. Captains Clark and crews say no orders or signals came from the Brooklyn. The issue centers on whether Schley commanded the fleet or merely his flagship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modore Schley
Wainwright
Gloucester
Brooklyn
Taylor
Indiana
Isvans
Iowa
Texas
Admiral Schley
Santiago
Schley
Oregon
Clark
Colon
Two Accidents and Fires Strike Same District
Two fires and a wagon crash flooded the district with alarms yesterday afternoon. Ackerly suffered a knee fracture after a fire engine horse slipped near Westland and Massachusetts. The Batavia Street blaze caused $400 in damage while an oil stove fire on 224 Massachusetts Avenue did $300 in loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Street
Combination 10
Massachusetts Avenue
Westland Avenue
Alonzo C. Ackerly
Conant Street
Huntington Avenue
Harvard Bridge
Station 16
City Debt and Tax Rate Questioned in Year-End Audit
City Hall awaits a city auditor report detailing debt in several departments and a deficit balance. The piece suggests that, if past tax levies had followed earlier patterns, the rate could exceed 15 dollars, with a $14.90 rate saved by reducing the overlay. The audit may show misbalances and transfers aimed at a balanced end, leaving questions about the overlay and any emergency funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Hart
City Briefs: Thieves take 500 cigars and more
A package containing 500 cigars marked Leavitt & Watterson Newmarket NH was stolen on Blackstone Street. A man named William J. Thomas entered A W Davis stable at 7 Northampton Street and died after being found unconscious in a vacant stall due to part failure. Marion Morris 28 Appleton Street was arrested for illegal liquor sales. Joseph Shea 21 Dorchester Avenue fell from a hack and was run over, suffering chest injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkine
Express
Blackstone Street
Leavitt & Watterson
Newmarket
N. H
William J. Thomas
Eldoen
A. W. Davis
Northampton Street
Hosa
Marion Morris
Appleton Street
Division 5
Joseph Shea
Dorchester Avenue
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Hotel Reynolds
St. Joseph’s Parish
L’estrange
Ota
Edward W. Harnden
Ward 3
Harnden
McNary
Davenport
Lane Clark
SH Ae Teevens
Olan
Litchfield & Dow
Esas
Tade
Durgin
ITY
Hunter
Alls
Baltimore
Mark
Mlanahan & Son
Wellington A. Hardy
Jass
Hing
King
Washington St
Avon
Jordan's
White's
Crosby’s
Oxford
A. W. Dows & Co
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