Rival Parades in South Boston March First
South Boston faces a parade clash on Evacuation Day March 17. A military procession with War and Navy officials is planned alongside a Ancient Order of Hibernians parade. The question of right of way puzzles residents as the city, state, and governor review which event takes precedence.
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Boston
War and Navy Departments
Moody
A. R. Giraffee
Washington Monument
Dorchester Heights
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Board of Aldermen
State House
South Boston
South
Citizens’ Association
Collins
Big liners collide in New York Harbor
In New York Harbor the Wilson line steamship Colorado, Captain Cox, collided with the Bristol City line steam ship Boston City as they moved near Southwest Spit. The Boston City suffered a large hole in her port side and her bridge was smashed, while the Colorado took on water in the forepeak. No fatalities reported.
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New York
Wilson Line
Colorado
Cox
Hull
Southwest Spit
Bristol City Line
Boston City
Carey
Bristol
Swansea
Deputy Shaw Named In Charge Of State Police
Rufus R Wade chief of the State police remains at his Somerville home in critical but improving condition after a severe bronchial illness. In his absence Deputy Shaw has run state police affairs and is expected to be Wade's likely successor if he cannot resume control within about a week to ten days.
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Rufus R. Wade
Somerville
Wade
Shaw
Cambridge Store Burglaries Lead to Two Arrests
Patrolman Arthur Robertson of Cambridge Station 2 arrested Frank W. Johnson aged 24 and Frank Sloan aged 19 last evening for breaking and entering the McCloskey and Harty store on Cambridge Street near Prospect. Sloan was found inside after entering through a rear window.
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Arthur Robertson
Cambridge
Frank W. Johnson
Frank Sloan
McCloskey & Harty
Cambridge Street
Prospect
Sloan
Mrs Ward Protests Vivisection Practices At New England Lab
Mrs Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward denounces vivisection as cruel and unnecessary citing Dr Bigelow on dogs dissected alive. She argues against scientific torture of animals, asserting divine law opposes such practices and human laws should curb them.
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Newton Centre
Elizabeth Stuart Phelpsard
Fire damages Hanover Street building in five story blaze
A fire caused about 1000 in damage yesterday afternoon at 51-57 Hanover Street. Firefighters from Box 18 arrived soon after and confined the blaze to the cloak room on the third floor. W. Sammet & Son suffered about 500 in water damage while others escaped major loss in the five story building owned by the Bowry heirs.
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Box 18
LB. Walker
Nickelodeon
W. Sammet & Son
Big Bargain Clothing Company
Big Bargain Nothing Company
Bowry Heirs
Ex-Mayor Cobb Mentioned for State Treasurer Post
Newton Jan 31 Ex Mayor Henry Cobb is prominently mentioned as a candidate to succeed E S Bradford as State treasurer in Bradford’s place.
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Newton
Bradford
Henry
Cobb
E. S. Bradford
Henson Attacks Fashion's Fads At Tremont Temple
The Rev P B Henson preached "The Church's Awakening" at Tremont Temple, urging Christians to resist worldliness. He contrasted social fashion with principle, urging believers to stand for truth even when faced with societal pressure.
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Henson
Tremont Temple
Jerusalem
Holy City
Bourgingnon's Funeral Held Today
The funeral of Louis Jules Bourgingnon, who died by his own hand on Saturday, will be held this afternoon at Cassidy's undertaking rooms on Harrison Avenue opposite St. James Church.
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Louis Jules Bourgingnon
Cassidy
Harrison’ Avenue
St. James’s Church
Fitzgerald Plans Grand Ward 7 Democratic Ball
The Ward 7 Democrats will host their first annual ball at Copley Hall with Hon. William T. A. Fitzgerald leading the grand march at 9 pm. Fitzgerald invites all ward leaders and their ladies, promising a politics-free hop and leap year proposals for unmar ried attendees. Meanwhile Greater Boston’s sleighing crowds filled roads and parks for a sun rich day as Beacon Boulevard and the Charles River Speedway drew crowds and notable families from Roxbury to Brighton, with numerous attendees listed.
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William T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Fitzgerald
Greater
Boston
Beacon Boulevard
Charles River Speedway
Brighton
Walter Farmer
Henry J. Paselford
Caleb Chase
Oliver Ames
William Torrey
Benjamin Pope
A. A. Pope
John Shepard
Albion’ Towle
Patrick Sullivan
Roxbury
Rosenberg
Staples Potter
F. A. Tewksbury
Arts
W. Schoulman
Henry Halley
C. G. Falon
H. D. Ichfield
H. Pierce
Samuel Shaw
M. L. Coon
Charles Whittemore
Lemuel G. Trot
George Graves
Eugene Buckley
R. T. Traiser
C. D. Holmes
D. O. Riordan
Bud Morrill
H. E. le Snow
M. T. Blake
Atwood Stillman Marsh
George Arper
Kennedy
James Carer
Eddie Nolan
Clarence Rowley
Tom Hollis
H. J. Russell
Charley Woodman
John J. Martin
J. F. Hurley
David J. Nulligan
Randolph K. Clark
John O’connor
Frank Hollis
James Anderson
James Mann
C. C. Paner
A. A. Beebe
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Ward 7 Democracy
M'Inerney Returns to Boston as Ward 19 Leader
Ex Representative James H. McInerney, after weeks away from the Hub, was unanimously chosen president of Ward 19 Democratic committee in Boston. Frederick R. Mullrone? Mulroney? is named secretary and Edward P. Harley executive committeeman. McInerney said a West visit and time in Chicago and New York drew talk spread by political shysters he has defeated for six years. He vows to oppose such stories with renewed party work this fall.
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Democratic Committee
Frederick R. Mulroney
Edward P. Harley
McInerney
Chicago
New York
West
Metropolis
Democratic Party
Passamaquoddy youths on trial for Maine murder
In Machias Maine two Passamaquoddy Indian youths Everett Sockabasin and Newell I Francis face trial for the murder of Penobscot man Joe Sockalexis on November 20. Sockabasin, from Old Town, warned that Sockalexis would not be there in two weeks. Both men admit being with the victim whose body was found beside a railroad. they claim he was struck by a train.
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Machias
Passamaquoddy
Sockalexis
Syrian Faction Trouble Again in Jurab Al Kurdy Case
Antone Zraick editor of Jurab Al Kurdy was arrested for publishing obscene matter after a complaint by Elias Maria editor of Albookstam and Dr Sawaibini. Leaders in rival Syrian factions battled for local control. Zraick survived a previous shooting in Kneeland Street.
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Antone Zraick
Jurab- Al-Kurdy
Bag
Elias Maria
Albookstam
the Orchard
Sawaibini
Hudson Street
Zraick
Kneeland Street
Zrakck
Judge urges husbands to discipline wives as court warns
In Chicago on January 31 Judge Tuley dismissed cruelty claims in the Jahnke divorce case and urged husbands to enforce obedience without violence. He declared a husband should be the master of the home and should use stern correction to impress wifely duties.
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Chicago
Tuley
Frederick A. Jahnke
Anna M. Jahnke
Correction on Maud MacCarthy concert seating at Jordan Hall
Letter to the editor corrects a notice about Maud MacCarthy's concert at Jordan Hall next Thursday. It states advance sales are strong but not all seats are sold and $1 seats remain available at the Boston Theatre office and Jordan Hall.
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Maud MacCarthy
Jordan Hall
Boston Theatre
William A. Leahy
New Superintendent Named For Boston Industrial Home
On Saturday afternoon the Boston Industrial Home elected its new superintendent. Mr Kot, formerly a newsman in Jersey City New Jersey, has been connected with the home for fourteen years.
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Boston
Kot
Jersey City
N. J
Plans Completed for College Ball at Symphony Hall
A Young Men's Catholic Association meeting in East Newton street refined details for the College Ball at Symphony Hall on February 15. President John B. Dore chaired with ex-Congressmen O'Neil and Fitzgerald among speakers. Supper arrangements to be settled at a later Symphony Hall meeting with the ladies' committee. Mullally's Orchestra to play 8 to 9 PM. grand march to start at 9. Signalling carriages by illuminated figures may speed departures.
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Young Men's Catholic Association
East Newton Street
College
Symphony Hall
John B. Dore
O'Neil
Fitzgerald
Thomas A. Mullen
Thomas F.duffly
John F. Dever
P. J. Lynch
D. F. Sheehan
M. J. Murray
G. W. Scollard
Cc. J. Murphy
Dr. Brady
Mullally
Mayor McClellan Fails To Kiss The Bride
New York January 31 Mayor McClellan conducted his first marriage ceremony seen by anxious aides who noted he forgot to kiss the bride. Secretary O'Brien teased him asking why not kiss, while the couple exited.
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New York
McClellan
O’brien
Safe Breakers Try to Rob Farwell Bros in South Boston
A late night attempt to break the safe at Farwell Bros 308 Dorchester Street failed as two men fled the scene after the watchman pursued them. They left with a basket of tool handles sledge and wedge, unable to obtain any money.
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Boston
Farwell Bros
Dorchester Street
Farwell
Hall Caught After 12 Years
Nashua New Hampshire January 31 City Marshal Eaton will depart for St Louis to fetch Albert A Hall former city clerk here He is charged with embezzling 1984 from dog taxes and city hall rentals The crime was discovered October 13 1891 He fled the city under the name Harry A Bailey and has lived in St Louis for 12 years authorities expect no legal obstacle to his return
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Nashua
N. H
Eaton
St. Louis
Albert A. Hall
Hall
City Hall
N.A. TaylJor
Harry A. Bailey
Dr Johnson Defines What Gambling Is
The Rev Herbert S Johnson preached at Warren Avenue Baptist Church on What is Gambling using II Corinthians VII 2 as text. He defined gambling as seeking money or value with no adequate return through chance, noting real gambling versus stealing and citing raffling, dice games, stock market speculation, and misinformed speculators.
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DR. Johnson
Herbert S. Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Wedded in synagogue on Barton Street signature ceremony
Miss Pearl Shapiro daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Shapiro of 71 Barton street married Abraham Abramhoff of Barton street yesterday at the North Russell Street Synagogue The best man Morris Levenson maid of honor Ida Levenson Mrs M Saxe gave the bride away Rabbi Roybinowitz officiated A banquet followed in Union Park Neal with a supper after the rate
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Pearl Shapiro
Max Shapiro
Barton Street
Abraham Abramhoff
Russell Street
Morris Levenson
Ida Levenson
M. Saxe
Roybinowitz
Union Park
Neal
New Sanitary Union Formed From AFL Merger
The Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Employees' Union 6064 surrendered its charter to form a new union bringing all department workers together. Over 260 members attended the meeting with Knights of Labor Assembly participants, aiming to end internal strife and unify under AFL. Temporary leaders Denis D. Driscoll and James R. Crozier presided. next meeting set for Sunday February 14 to formalize the merger.
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American Federation of Labor
Stuart Reid
Knights of Labor Assembly
Assembly
James R. Crozier
Denis D. Driscoll
P. H. McNeally
2000 Women Invited to Join Piano Workers Union
Boston and Cambridge piano and organ workers unions plan for an international convention in Boston the week of July 20. They will consider organizing 2000 local women in factories where they are the only female workers in the trade. Initiation fees are high. proposals include men’s unions helping cover costs and a special fee system for women.
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Boston
Cambridge
Piano and Organ Workers
Labor Unions and Their Leaders
Boston unions report on meetings openings and formations with leaders named. Actions include Boston Coopers Union 58 discussing auditing committee report at 46 Stillman Street. Monument Hall hosts Hay and Grain Teamsters' union meeting with Frank K Fall presiding and speakers Hartnett Barry Clark. 31 membership applications filed. Boston Sign Builders and Hangers Union formed at St Andrew's Hall under AFL guidance. organizers Shields and McDonough present. aims to affiliate with Carpenters and Joiners. Boston Waiters Union 80 cuts initiation fee for applicants by March 1. Hobby’s organizing efforts boosted membership threefold since October. Longshoremen Provident Union to host smoke talk at 193 Hanover Street on Feb 14. Quincy Engineers' Union 79 hears James Duncan on education. sick benefit system voted. Quincy Central Labor Union organizes committee members listed. February team drivers’ buttons delayed due to factory fire. 15,000 buttons expected soon. Lumber Teamsters and Handlers' Union 112 endorses proposed wage and hour scale. open meeting and smoke talk planned at Cos Hall tomorrow night. Laundry Wagon Drivers' Union 650 to hold open smoke talk at Cos Hall tomorrow night.
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Boston Coopers’ Union 58
Stillman Street
Hay and Grain Teamsters’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Boston Sign Builders and Hangers’ Union
St. Andrew’s Hall
Wells Memorial Building
New England
William J. Shields
Michael J. McDonough
Boston Sign Writers’ Union
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Boston Waiters’ Union 80
Quincy Engineers’ Union
Quincy Central Labor Union
A. C. Smith
John J. Connors
James McFadden
Robert McVitie
Edward Young
C. L. Bean
B. L. Bowers
M. Ellard
Frank Jones
N. Loddegar Jones Barton
Frank Hibbert
Sailors Union Picket Harbor Front Quiet Amid Wage Standstill
A locked out seamen crewed picket lines and gathered at the union hall while 400 sailors refused a wage cut of a percentage. boats entering the harbor this week will be notified. Union officials deny current financial need and welcome sympathizers' offers of help.
Papal Treasures to Be Sold at Auction in Vatican Gallery
Rome January 31 Pope Pius X announces a public auction of all gifts to Leo XIII from his long pontificate. The sale will occur in a Vatican gallery with mitres manuscripts statues and precious stones among the objects of modern art to be scattered. Many gifts were large in value during Leo XIII’s jubilee period as national manifestations multiplied.
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Rome
Pius X
Leo XIII
Vatican
Leo
Pompadours in New York Choir Must Go
In a St Bartholomews Church choir on Forty fourth street in New York trouble brews as choirmaster Richard Henry Warren orders the pompadours of about 30 young women to be removed claiming the hairstyle eclipses the purple caps on their crowns.
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New York
St. Bartholomew's Church
Forty-fourth Street
Madison Avenue
Italian Labor Union Plan for Boston Workers
Italian laborers of Boston aim to form AFL affiliated unions. They seek to end the padrone system through collective bargaining, arguing recruits perform the most arduous construction work and deserve higher wages. A meeting will be held this week or next at Longshoremen's Hall, 284 Commerce Street, addressed by prominent Boston labor leaders.
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Boston
American Federation of Labor
Commerce Street
Ben Franklin Assembly Votes to Stay Independent
Ben Franklin Assembly 5463 of the K of L met at Lincoln Hall Concord Street yesterday afternoon and, by rising vote, decided to remain independent of the American Federation of Labor and to refuse amalgamation with any other sanitary and street cleaning department body. About 300 members attended and heard remarks from Michael J. Kenney district secretary treasurer William Corcoran master workman James Kehoe K of L board member James Kelljeher Water Works Association and A Scharratt of the Sewer Association.
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Ben Franklin Assembly
K. of L
Lincoln Hall
Concord Street
American Federation of Labor
Michael J. Kenney
William Corcoran
Ben Franklin Association
James Kehoe
James
Death of prominent Derry shoe man in New England
George D. Colburn, well known in Derry and Milford as a shoe manufacturer, died at his home in Derry today. He was 74, a native of Massachusetts, and is survived by two sons and two daughters.
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N. H
George D. Colburn
New England
Milford
Mass
Massachusetts
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Maine
the Industrial Home
Columbia Studio
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Safe Breakers
the Piano Workers’ Union
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Council
William Choen
Donaghue
Frank K. Fall
George H. Teegan
Michael J. Sheehan
Martin J. Mattimoe
Hotel and Restaurant Employees’ Alliance and Bartenders
International League of America
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