Miss Sheeran Seeks Revenge After Brick Incident
Miss Maggie Sheeran, living on Waltham street, was arrested while hurling a brick through a basement window at 9 Dover street. She claims a man named Murray she brought to board and a woman inside caused the clash, and she vows to carry out threats after leaving the Dedham street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Sheeran
Waltham Street
Dover Street
Miss Sheeran
Dedham Street
Murray
Maggie
Garland
Mies Sheeran
Pye
Liieutenant
Warning on dangerous patent medicines in The Spat ula
The December issue of The Spat ula prints a cough syrup formula using 6 ounces alcohol 112 drachms chloroform and 712 grains morphine. Excluding chloroform the mix could contain enough morphine to kill seven men in two bottles. The piece cautions against such drugs and promotes Father John’s medicine as a safe alternative named after Rev Fr John O'Brien of Lowell.
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Spatula
Father John
John O’brien
Lowell
M Namee Guts Estimates Slashed By Cambridge Aldermen
At a Cambridge board meeting last night Mayor McNamee presented the annual budget and then trimmed department requests from 3 144 991 46 to 2 686 834 56 a reduction of 569 156 90 Most department figures fell below those of the heads The board also received the Mayor s appointment of Charles Reco as superintendent of buildings to succeed William H Gray who declined to resign the resignation was requested yesterday and the appointment laid on the table for a week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
McNamee
Board of Aldermen
Charles Reco
William H. Gray
Glover Fatally Struck by Boston & Maine Express
J B Glover of Oak Street Greenwood was killed last night near Greenwood station on the Boston and Maine line. An outward bound express struck him as he jumped from a southbound train, leaving him badly cut and dying soon after at Massachusetts General Hospital. He leaves a widow and a son.
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J.B. Glover
Oak Street
Greenwood
Boston & Maine
Massachusetts General Hospital
Glover
Seven Saved From Schooner Whyland by British Steamer Antwerpen
An officer and four men of the British steamer Antwerpen rescued seven exhausted crew members from the sinking Gloucester fishing schooner A. E. Whyland, 120 miles off Scatterie Cape Breton on Jan. 31. The crew endured icy seas, with one man lost overboard on Jan. 27. Rescued were Captain William Larkin, Mate Joseph McLellan, Steward Edward Williams, and seamen George Fraze, John Shepard, John Rose, Martin Sesco.
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Antwerpen
Mystic Wharf
A. E. Whyland
Scatterie
Cape Breton
Willam B. Larkin
Joseph McLellan
Edward Williams
George Fraze
John Shepard
John Rose
Martin Sesco
C. Mellemgaary
Whyland
Larkin
Gloucester
Bay of Islands
Newfoundland
Bath
John Pew & Son
Giarkin
Schooner Jennie French Potter Ashore Near Providence Island
Fire masted schooner Jennie French Potter went ashore on the south side of Providence Island Monday night. She carries 5200 tons of coal from Norfolk to this port. Two tugs failed to pull her off. she rests easily and is expected to free herself by tomorrow evening.
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Providencehe
R. T
Jennie French Potter
Prudence Island
Norfolk
Hastings Durgin vaccination dispute at hearing
Dr. Samuel Durgin accused Dr. Caroline Hastings of false statements over vaccination policy at a legislative public health hearing. Hastings denied charges, asserting she never said what Durgin claimed and noting she sought advice only on vaccine points. The exchange ended as the hearing closed amid petitions. Hastings defended her stance on vaccine sources and state production plans amid government vetting of vaccine points and colonies.
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Samuel H. Durgin
Board of Health
Caroline E. Hastings
Legislative Committee On Public Health
Caroline Hastings
Dr. Durgin
Bassett
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dr. Hast
Hastings
Durgin
Dr. Hastings
State House
Ir. Hastings
United Staes
State’ Board of Health
Storm warnings along Atlantic coast from Hatteras to Boston
A developing storm along the North Carolina coast is expected to bring high winds along the Middle Atlantic and New England coasts. Warnings extend from Hatteras to Boston with winds shifting from north to northwest.
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Hatteras
Boston
Atlantic
Carolina
Middle Atlantic
New England
Society Holds Levee at the Circus Show
Boston society held a levee at the circus last evening. Not only did society leaders attend, they joined in the performances at the Darnum & Daily show in Park Square station. The event drew a large crowd under the big canvas, with ladies in fashionable gowns and critics noting the pageant of amateur turns amid the festive atmosphere.
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Boston Society
Sharon Sanitarium
George Hall
Park Square
Jo-Jo
Borneo
Darnum & Daily
Pete
Prince Henry Drops Visit To Mrs Gardner Palace
Boston officials announce Prince Henry of Prussia will not visit the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum palace in the Fenway area. The royal party will end the Boston leg at South Station and proceed to Tremont Arlington and Commonwealth avenues toward the Somerville hotel, with a rest period before Cambridge. The Gardner Museum stop appears abandoned in the updated program.
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Prince Henry of
Prussia
City Hall
Cambridge
Boston & Albany Railroad
Huntington Avenue
South Station
Tremont
Boylston
Arlington
Commonwealth Avenue
Somerset
Memorial Hall
Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum
Weashington
Ull
Committee On Avrangements
Prince Henry
Boston
Circus crowds turn grand entry into society spectacle
A lavish portrayal of a Darnum & Daily sideshow attracting high society to a circus in Park Square. Promoters tout muscles, curiosities, and banners while elegant patrons, carriages, and electric lights fill the tent, as the crowd, sights, and sounds mingle with the critique of a nontraditional circus ambiance.
Marines Fight With Police On Howard Street
A night brawl erupted when five marines including Albert Maines and J. J. Donahue clashed with Officers Casey and Stevens on Howard Street after attempting free museum admission. Reprisals drew extra officers and reinforcements as Maines and Donahue were captured.
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United States
Howard Street
Albert Maines
J. J. Donahue
Charlestown
Court Street
Howard Theatre
Casey
Stevens
Maines
Donahue
Fair Weather Outlook for Boston Area and New England
Fair and cold Wednesday and Thursday with increasing clouds. possible snow in extreme southwest New England. Light to brisk westerly winds. Thursday brings somewhat warmer conditions after the cold spell.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Freight Men Delay Strike Amid Transport Tensions
At a meeting of the allied freight transportation committee last night, leaders from structural steel and iron workers, longshoremen, and freight handlers agreed on postponing any sympathetic strike. They followed guidance from Secretary Ensley of the National Civic Federation, James Duncan of the American Federation of Labour, and the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration to resolve the teaming difficulty quickly. Court proceedings before Judge Braley also influenced the decision, though some union members favored immediate action against the Brine Transportation Company and warned they would fight as soon as allowed.
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Allied Freight Transportation
Structural Steel and Iron Workers
Ensley
National Civic Federation
James Duncan
American Federation of Labour
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Braley
Brine Transportation Company
Chelsea names three license commissioners to board
Mayor Willard of Chelsea submitted the names of three new license commissioners to the Board of Aldermen. David M. Hudson leads as chairman with six year terms, Harry B. Hammond for four years, and Dennis A. O Brien for two years. Hudson and Hammond are Republicans while O Brien is the Democrat. No Aldermen confirmation is required. A measure seeks legislature approval to revoke the Chelsea and Revere street railway franchise if the company fails to incorporate within three months. Last week’s mayoral appointments were confirmed.
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Willard
Chelsea
Board of Aldermen
David M. Hudson
Harry B. Hammond
Dennis A. O Brien
Aldermen
Chelsea & Revere Street Railway
International Police Convention Planned in Louisville
The International Police Journal announces an international convention in Louisville from May 7 for four days. Over 200 messages have been sent by the Department of State inviting police chiefs from major world cities to attend and discuss decisive action against anarchy.
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Cincinnati
International Police Journal
National Association of Chiefs of Police
United States
Canada
Louisville
Department of State
Fire destroys Fidelia Musical Club building
Fire at the Fidelia Musical Club on Grove Street West Roxbury district broke out shortly after 1 am. Firefighters arrived from over two miles away to find the two and a half story frame structure a total loss after a second alarm from Box 47 was sounded.
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Fidelia Musical Club
Grove Street
West Roxbury
Box 47
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TRE
Jo- Jo the Dog Face Boy
Darnum & Daily ! Circus
B. Nason Hamlin
George E. Atherton, Jr
Equestrienne
Darnum & Daily Show
Herbert Jacques
J. Harleston Parker
Boston Cadet Band
Willard Names
Anti-Anarchy Convention
Fidelia Club
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