Yachtmen Danced at South Boston Yacht Club Ball
South Boston Yacht Club held its third annual ball at Paul Revere Hall Mechanics Building drawing about 700 members and guests. A concert ran from 8 to 9, then dancing to 2 with a supper intermission led by Commodore and Mrs Simon Goldsmith. Notables included Vice Commodore Corrigan, W Wallace Kee, Commodore Smith of Dorchester Yacht Club, and Alderman Charles H Slattery among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Yacht Club
Ts South Boston Yacht Club
Anly
Simon Goldsmith
Thomas Harrison
Joseph H. Corrigan
W. Wallace Kee
Commodore Smith
Dorchester Yacht Club
Bird
Winthrop Yacht Club
Charles H. Slattery
BE. J. McKee
John T. Hurley
W. E L. Godfrey
William J. Cogan
Frank J. Munson
P. J. Moran
John T. Deegan
George
Horner
Daniel F. Carew
South Bozton Yacht Club
D. F. Carew
Boston Leather Associates
Young's Hotel
Iown
Frank P. Walker
H. Sellman
R. W. P. E. J. Brown
Sided
Richard
Cunningham
Bank Committee Supports Governor Crane on Bank Separation
The Massachusetts Senate and House committees discussed Governor Crane’s push to separate savings banks from national banks. The Banks and Banking Committee endorsed a bill reflecting the governor’s idea, noting recent defalcations, including the Northampton case. Other items included funding for Taunton Hospital, a canal across Cape Cod proposal rejection, and appointments by the Executive Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Banks and Banking
Crane
Massachusetts
Northampton
Republican Caucus
Logan
Boston
Park Commissioners of
Committee On
Cambridge
Senate
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Messrs
Buswell
Methuen
Keith
Brockton
Badger
Quincy
Suffolk Savings Bank For
Taunton Insane Ospital
Congress
Albert B. Fales
Henry Co. Armstrong and Associates
Cape Cod
Bass River
Metropolitan Park Commission
Stickney
Vermont
Arle
Bill to abolish inspector of fish office adopted
Committees on public service and fisheries and game, meeting together, voted to report a bill based on Governor Crane’s inaugural recommendation. The measure would abolish the inspector of fish and transfer all powers and duties to the commissioners on fish and game. The bill would take effect upon passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service
Names of Local Residents Listed in Public Notice
A long roster of individuals and couples appears in a local notice. The list includes Tiannon, Mr. and Mrs. George M. Krey, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Carew, William McKee, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. McArdle, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harrison, Joseph F. Ryder, Edward L. Stetson, Morris Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dolbeare, William Manuel, Miss Florence Sheehan, Mr. and Mrs. Colaon, Mr. and Mrs. FP. Copal, Mivs Kr. P. Denton, Miss Anna C. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lynch, Miss A. Finn, Mrs. H. L. Thayer, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Johnson, Joseph Sullivan, Miss Ella Mc Mahon, Miss Catherine McMahon, Miss Elizabeth McMahon, James Sheehan, Frank Hayes, Miss Mary Shollharase, Miss Lillian Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. B. Mullen, Joseph Connolly, Miss Ellen Karings, Mr. and Mra, James J. Madden, Miss Catherine Cassidy, Captain Lovett, Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. James P. Doyle, Ellis Meld, Misses Field, W. J. O'Brire, Arthur L. Leary, Alderman Bowen, Franklin I. Codman, John B. Cillen, Daniel McMasters, Maurice Levengston, Frank T. Murphy, George W. Lane, Almon Wright, George C. Dus tin, John Donohue, Abram Bamber and Arthur T. Otis.
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Colaon
FP. Copal
Mivs Kr. P. Denton
Anna C. Barnes
M. J. Lynch
A. Finn
H. L. Thayer
T. J. Johnson
Joseph Sullivan
Ella McMahon
Catherine McMahon
Elizabeth McMahon
James Sheehan
Frank Hayes
Mary Shollharase
Lillian Murphy
B. Mullen
Joseph Connolly
Ellen Karings
Mra
James J. Madden
Catherine Cassidy
Captain Lovett
Fletcher
James P. Doyle
Ellis Meld
Misses Field
W. J. O’brire
Arthur L. Leary
Alderman Bowen
Franklin I. Codman
John B.cillen
Daniel McMasters
Maurice Levengston
Frank T. Murphy
George W. Lane
Almon
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer New Ideal Medicine
An article touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a modern palatable remedy for catarrh in tablet form. It argues tablets reach blood and stomach to kill catarrh germs, unlike inhalers and washes, and cites a Pittsburg lawyer who claims dramatic relief after two months. Druggists sell them at 50 cents per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Pittsburg
Sher idan Rifles Host Ninth Massachusetts Visitors in Portland
The Sher idan Rifles Company L welcomes Company H of the Ninth Massachusetts Volunteer Militia to Portland Maine for an official visit. The Boston guests are escorted from Union Station by local volunteers, staged an armory drill, and attended a ball. A banquet is planned at the Falmouth Hotel with departure for Boston at midnight.
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Portland
Sheridan Rifles
National Guard
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
John J. Hayes
Boston
Union Station
Armory
Falmouth
Arrest of Fred A. Collins for lodging house break ins
Fred A. Collins aged 22 of 84 West Newton Street was arrested by Svnecal Officers Kelly and Goff of Division 4 charged with breaking and entering dwelling houses at 334 Tremont Street and 40 Warrenton Street between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. He reportedly occupied rooms at both locations and broke into lodgers’ rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Collins
West Newton Street
Svnecal
Kelly and Goff
Division 4
Tremont Street
Warrenton Street
Collins
Ring for M Carthy Alderman Receives Diamond Ring
Alderman McCarthy of Roxbury was presented with a diamond ring by friends at a reception held in Grand Army Hall. A large group of admirers gathered to honor him. In Somerville court Florence R Dobson waived examination on a pistol assault charge against her father at his Irvin Street home on Christmas night. Bail for her sister was set at
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Alderman McCarthy
Roxbury
Grand Army Hall
McCarthy
Somerville
Florence R. Dobson
Irvin Street
Setence
Boston Turn Verein Elects New Officers
At the Boston Turn Verein meeting Ernst Donath was re-elected resident for a third term and George err was named vice-president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Turn Veren
Boston Turn Verein
Ernst Donath
George Err
Postum Coffee Converts Local Family to New Beverage
A Dayton visit exposed a household to Postum Coffee as a food and drink, leading to a full switch from traditional coffee. The husband praised Postum as excellent and now refuses old coffee, claiming better health and preference. The testimonial attributes the change to Postum’s benefits, with the speaker identified as a member of the Battle Creek, Michigan company’s circle.
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Dayton
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Warner's Safe Cure touted as kidney remedy in Boston Post
An advertisement touts Warner's Safe Cure as a vegetable remedy for kidney bladder and liver diseases praised by Mrs George Haight of 951 Columbus Ave New York age 78. It claims no harmful drugs provides two bottle sizes 50 cents and 1 99 a bottle and offers a free trial bottle and medical booklet by writing to Warner Safe Cure Co Rochester NY.
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Mrz
George Haight
Columbus Ave
New York City
Warner
New York
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Post
Congress of Physicians
London
Koch
Edward Koch
Koch Lung Care Co
Boylston St
Boston
W. Cc. Clark, M. D
A. M. Wells& CO
Court ST
Scollay Square
BOSON
Foresters Elect Officers At Convention
John Shea of the Irish National Foresters' Benefit Association announces a policy change raising the admitted age for women from 16 to 45 years. Officers elected include James H. McGlynn high chief ranger Edmond Russell and Frank R. Carroll. Trustees named Michael Traynor John F. Ward and Thomas F. Flynn. Next convention set for Worcester in September 1904.
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John Shea
Irish National Foresters' Benefit Association
James H. McGlynn
Rhode Island
Edmond Russell
Somerville
Frank R. Carroll
Boston
John A. Rosé
Michael Traynor
John F. Ward
Thomas F. Flynn
Worcester
Paving Fight Tops City Hall News in Tense Ploy
City Hall remains tense over the pending paving deputy appointment in the Kelly Nawn fight. Rumors swirl about Kelly and Joshua Atwood as acting deputy, while Daniel Sullivan and others face shifts. More suspensions loom in street and buildings, with non residents reportedly moved out amid department shakeups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Kelly-Nawn
Donovan
Cutter
Kelly
Joshua Atwood
Daniel P. Sullivan
Evacuation Day Finances Stir South Boston Politics
South Boston politicians clash over a municipal appropriation for Evacuation Day celebrations. Mayor Collins, tied to his old district, initially rejected a general funding request but softened after new information. The South Boston Citizens' Association plans to dedicate the Dorchester Heights monument and seeks city aid for the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Collins
Donovan Announces City Department Suspensions and Reinstatements
Superintendent Donovan lists suspensions and reinstatements across paving sanitary sewer street cleaning and public buildings divisions. Reinstated inspectors foremen and transitmen replace suspended personnel in districts 2 7 8 10 and wards 2 7 9 10 15 26 with new appointments and specified weekly salaries for janitorial staff at City Hall and public buildings.
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Donovan
John A Halpin
Roxbury
Wallace Egerton
William H. Caffry
South End
Frank A. Corcoran
William J. Donohue
Foster M. Spurr
John Duggan
H. C., Mossman
Andrew J. Nolan
Charles Wedan
Hugh Montague
Ublfe Buildings Department
Anthony A. Bartlett
F. M. Perkins
Pemberton Square
Henry F. Fitzgerald
Albert C. F. Carter
Ex-Congressman Fitzgerald Buys Republic Paper
Ex-Congressman Fitzgerald announced last night that he has purchased the Republic and will take active charge after this week's Saturday issue. He aims to build a model up-to-date weekly newspaper read with interest in Catholic homes and at American firesides. He plans to price the paper for sale Saturday night and Sunday morning.
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Fitzgerald
The
Republic
Danish West Indies Purchase Treaty Reported Favored
Washington Feb 5 The treaty with Denmark for the purchase of the Danish West Indian Islands for 5,000,000 was today favorably reported to the Senate by the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Denmark
West Indian Islands
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
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Amos Crocker
Gured
James Kenton
Ros Tenn
D. E. Reed
Albany
Aaron Medron
Savannah
Alx
Wm. Kenmore
Omaha
R. T. C. Boylan
Marshall
Mississippi
Edward Dunellen
Wilkesbarre
Williams
Thos. E. Wood
17Th St
Sacramento
Cal
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Commodore Simon Goldsmith
Modore
A. Shuman
D. N. Palmer
Carl J. Horner
Thomas Christian
Asie Reed
W. H. French
Fred H. Borden
Thomas A. Edwards
M. D
D. Pa
Bank Committee
GRANE
F. A. Tirrell
Quines
S. M. Child
F. B. Hitch
New Bedord
H. N. Aiken
W. I. Richardson
M. 0. Adams
KB. P. Hallowell
Medford
F. W. Hunnewell
Wellesley
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Daniel C. French
William F. Bartlett
State House
Fish Commissioner
HUB
F. A. Collins
M’carthy
Miss Dobson
Warner’s
Ats
Foresters
Knoxville Banquets
Schley
Knoxville
Tenn
Forest Hills
West Roxbury
John Paterson
Arnold Street
Joseph Farrar
Dorchester Avenue
City Hospital
Paterson
Farrar
Pinnea
Washington
John F. Fitzgerald
Kansas City
Begion
Board of Trade
Missouri
Canada
Commercial Club
Osborne Howes
Boston Chamber of Commerce
PILES
Ries
Chemic-Electro Institute
H. B
Boyston Street
Flowers
Newman & Sons
Tremont St
Lewis
Charles Frederick Lewis
Wdon
Eng
Burlington, Vt
J. S. Waterman & Sons
Eomeral
Dudley Street Terminal
Prescott Bros
Cornhill
Summer St
Wilton
Houghton & Dutton
Tieper Yard
Whigher
Laula Whicher
Hefield, Whicher & Co
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