Purification Day Observed In Catholic Churches Candles Blessed
Yesterday the Feast of the Purification known as Candlemas Day was observed with solemn high masses and candle blessings at the Cathedral Immaculate Conception and St Marys North End. Candles blessed for home use and for altar service were described and the throat blessing ceremony for St Blase drew large crowds to Italian Portuguese churches and Roxbury’s Lady of Perpetual Help.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s
St. Blase
North End
Roxbury
Jackson Guilty in Coroner Bribery Case
New York February 2 The jury found Coroner Moses J. Jackson guilty of attempted bribery after deliberations late tonight in the городской court.
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New York
Moses J. Jackson
Tucker Has Noted Visitors Inmate Visits From Legislature Committee
Charles L. Tucker, inmate at East Cambridge jail and murder convict, greeted by 18 legislators on an annual tour. Sheriff Fairbairn, Prison Commission chairman Fred G. Pettigrew, keeper A S Baker, and reform school superintendent Charles T Hart joined the visit. Tucker said he had no complaints and praised jail officials. The tour also included Mrs Sarah Jane Robinson in solitary confinement and inspection of workshops and facilities. Jail officers deny reports of failing health.
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Charles L. Tucker
East Cambridge
Mabel Page
Sheriff Fairbairn
Fred G. Pettigrew
Prison Commission
A. S. Baker
Charles T. Hart
Massachusetts Reformatory
Tucker
Sarah Jane Robinson
State House
Retail liquor dealers hold annual reunion in Suffolk Lodge
The Suffolk County Lodge of the Massachusetts Liquor League held its first annual reunion at Dierke's Hotel with a large turnout. President Woodbury presided as officers were seated at the head table, and speakers outlined aims of promoting dealers welfare and fair laws.
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Suffolk County Lodge
Massachusetts Liquor League
Dierke’s Hotel
Co. F. J. Stueber
Howard C. Woodbury
Woodbury
United Action
Gillespie
Battles
Chance
United Effort
Elbing
United States
League
Boston
Suffolk Lodge
Thomas Fuller
Farmer
Mr. Rein
Boss Croker's Old Age Full of Woe
Richard Croker once led Tammany Hall and retired to a princely abroad life with wealth and power. He returns to mourn his son, lose health and fortune, and find himself scorned by English society.
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Croker
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Richard Crocker
Funeral for Frank Croker to be held at St Ignatius Loyola
Richard Croker arrives in New York grieving privately as his son Frank Croker is to be buried in a solemn requiem mass at 1 30 a m tomorrow. The Church of St Ignatius Loyola on Eighty fourth Street and Park Avenue hosting the service with Rev Father McKinnon officiating. Family requests no official participation.
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Crocker
Frank
Frank Croker
South
Salute The Flag Debate In Bayonne Club Session
The Bayonne Political Study Club of women asks military men for proper flag salutes. Suggestions include a chest touch and bow or handkerchief drop, but ex Secretary Long and Admiral Dewey favor raising the right hand to the forehead or hat brim and holding until colors pass.
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Post
Admiral Dewey
Navy
John D. Long
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Bayonne, N. J
Political Study Club of Women
Miles
Secretary Long
Fall River Textiles Seek Governor Talk On Strike Rules
The Fall River executive Committee of textile workers plans an 11 o'clock visit to Governor Douglas to determine if any restrictions apply to striking workers and whether mill owners upheld their agreement.
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Textile Workers of
Fall River
Douglas
Skerrett Seeks Governor on Foxboro Inquiry
Worcester Representative Skerrett asked Governor Douglas to discuss his order for an inquiry into the Hospital for Inebriates at Foxboro. The Governor replied he could not state his position on any legislation affecting the institution until he received it.
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Skerrett
Worcester
Douglas
Foxboro
Honor Medal for Barry Police Officers Present
Patrolman Henry F. Barry of the Court square station killed burglar Edward J. Bannon and was awarded the Police Department Medal of Honor by the Board of Police. He is lauded for vigilance in pursuing two armed store breakers and saving lives with prior acts noted. Other officers named received honors and three days’ vacation.
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Henry F. Barry
Court Square
Edward J. Bannon
Police Department
Board of Police
Barry
Massachusetts Humane Society
Meal for Three Pennies at Self-Help Restaurant
The self-supporting restaurant at 1068 Washington Street, led by Samuel Jones, offered four 3-cent meal combos including Hamburg steak with onion and bread, beef stew, beans and bread, or frankfurts and beans with optional extras. Manager William Grimm said about 700 meals daily, 900 on Sundays, with quality ingredients cooked on site for laboring and hard-up patrons. A pawnable-ticket scheme for lunch tickets is noted as well.
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Washington Street
Episcopal Rescue Mission
Samuel Jones
William H. Grimm
Brookline Club Exhibition Highlights Water Sports
The Brookline Swimming Club hosted an all around exhibition featuring races water polo and diving. Notable wins included Walter Newcomb in 50 yard and 20 yard events Lester Rich top in the 440 yard scratch and Daniel O Neil in the 100 yard race. Team relay victors included James Greene Walter Fletcher Walter Boyce and Daniel ONeil in the relay and Boyce Holm Rich Johnson McCormack James key scorers in water polo.
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Brookline Swimming Club
Walter Newcomb
Lester A Rich
Walter Fletcher
Yale
Carter
Leo Johnson
Lionel B. McKenzie
Joseph O’laughlin
Frank Johnson
al McCormack
Daniel J. O’neil
Maurice Tees
Carter and Sullivan
L. G. Rich
James B. Greene
Herbert D. Holm
Daniel O’neil
Walter B. Boyce
Daniel O'Neil
Team 1
Richard F. Johnson
Lester G. Rich
Ben James
Boyce
James
Mosher
Scott's Emulsion Promises Quick Cold Cure Sample
An advertisement claims feeding a cold with Scott's Emulsion will kill the illness and prevent coughing. It promotes Emulsion as strengthening for weak lungs and preventing wasting diseases, calling it a great flesh producer and offering a free sample from Scoffit & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
Scouit & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Society notes on health, elections, and debutantes in Boston
Ill health of Francis W. Lee of Chestnut Hill will force a vacation in California and trigger a special Country Club meeting to elect a treasurer. Mary Sargent travels south to Camden, North Carolina after visiting Major Ferguson in Washington. Leila Burnett shines as debutante of the season at Mrs Brooks ball, while upcoming receptions feature Justice Richardson and Chief Justice Aiken, with many lawyers in attendance. Debutante Janet Dana hosts a satin supper at a Wolcott event, and Boston couples plan travels to Washington and Old Point Comfort.
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Ciety
Francis W. Lee
Hammond Street
Chestnut Hill
California
Lee
Country Club
Frederic C. Hood
Major
Miss Ferguson
Washington
Mary Sargent
Holm Lea
Brookline
Camden
N. C
Miss Sargent
Leila Burnett
Peter C. Brooks
Miss Burnett
Justice
James B. Richardson
Newbury Street
Aiken
Roger Wolcott
Janet Dana
New York
Miss Dana
Boston
Cornelia Wolcott
Miss Wolcott
S. Hooper Hooper
Edward Sawyer Batchelder
the Vendome
Old Point Comfort
Await Papers for Appleyard Extradition Pending
Brookline police have requested the arrest of Arthur E. Appleyard the traction promoter linked to a Buffalo German Bank affair. No extradition papers were received by midnight from Buffalo or elsewhere. The governor’s office expects word by evening and papers will go to the attorney general for a hearing with Frederick Williams Appleyard’s counsel on extradition.
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Buffalo
Brookline
Arthur E. Appleyard
Frederick Williams
Darling Resigns as Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Charles H. Darling resigns after four years as assistant secretary of the navy in Washington. President Roosevelt accepts the resignation and indicates a plan to appoint Darling as collector of the port of Burlington. Darling left a Vermont law practice to take the post in December 1901.
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Washington
Charles H. Darling
Roosevelt
Will sue the B M Road over train wreck injuries
Miss Belle Donald a nurse and Benjamin Bowden a Pullman porter plan to file suits for 50000 and 25000 respectively against the Boston and Maine Railroad Company over the Durham New Hampshire wreck of January 20. Eaton McKnight Carver counsel for the injured say evidence is being gathered and the victims remain bedridden at Dr Grant's Durham home.
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Belle Donald
Benjamin
Bowden
Pullman Porter
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Durham
N. H
Eaton, McKnight & Carver
Miss Donald
Mr. Bowden
Grant
Quincy Couple Struck by Train at Station
Julius Nelson aged 60 and Ligua Gustafson aged 16 were struck by an incoming passenger train at Quincy station at 11 50 pm. They were badly injured and taken to hospital in an ambulance after returning from a dance.
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Quincy
Julius Nelson
Ligua Gustafson
Nelson
Miss Gustafson
Brokaw's Challenger Sets New Motor Boat Record
Palm Beach Florida February 2 The international motor boat carnival produced a stunning result as W Gould Brokaw's Challenger with Proctor Smith aboard completed a kilometer in 1 minute 21 seconds breaking the world record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Fla
W. Gould Brokaw
Proctor Smith
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Hub Gore
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Boston Talking Machine Exchange
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Division
James A. Morgan
William R. Connolly
William McDonald
William D. Walsh
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Shawmut Avenue
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Mary
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Jamaica Plain
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Suffolk County
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Union Street
C. OO. D
Vermont
Canada
Anne -Ginter Grocery
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Elsie Pray
Beatrice Pray
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Columbia Graphophone
Victor
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