Minstrel Show by Railroad News Men Delights Dudley Street
A large crowd enjoyed a lively first night of a minstrel show staged by Hotel and Railroad News Company employees at Dudley Street Opera House. Wardle Watson and George W. Humphrey led the performances with colorful costumes, dialect sketches, singing and dancing that drew enthusiastic encores and laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel and Railroad News Company
Dudley Street Opera House
Wardle
Watson
George Wardwell Watson
George W. Humphrey
Association
Ernest Drew
Cliff Rogers
Walter Griffith
Jimmy Hogan
Bert Whitman
Mr. Hogan
Wardie
Maloney
The
Post
Downey
Globe
Jonah
Ernest
Mallers
Continental Clothing House Banquet Celebrates Relief Association
The Continental Clothing House Mutual Relief Association held its fourth annual banquet at the United States Hotel with about 50 members and guests. Notables included C. R. Talbot C. H. Olmstead and N. H. Marvin. The association formed in March 1904 has 55 members and has paid out over $400 in weekly benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Clothing House
Continental Clothing House Mutual Relief Association
United States
Relief Association
C. R. Talbot
C. H. Olmstead
N. H. Marvin
John W. Cousins
D. C. Otis
H. L. Goodridge
A. J. Sullivan
S. Enrich
F. J. Skelly
J. W. Skillen
B. H. Gilrain
Messrs. Olmstead
Eight fish pier trips yield 315 500 pounds at front
Eight trips brought in 315 500 pounds of mixed fresh fish with prices rising from the prior day. Haddock sold 8 1 2 to 6 3 4 cents, large cod 6 1 4 cents, pollock 4 cents, bake 8 1 4 to 9 3 4, cask 2 1 2 cents. The George Watts death notices and ship movements anchor the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges
Haddock
T Wharf
George Watts
Watts
Philadelphia
Steamship
Devonian
Leyland Line
Liverpool Direct
G. P. Robertson
F. D. Carpenter
Manson
Boston
C. RF. Kenworthy
C. Kenworthy
M. A. Atkinson
H. S. Hale
L. Leigh
miniature almanac and ship arrivals and clearances list
February sunrises and sunsets with length of day and moon rises. Arrived steamers including Winifredian Liverpool and others with merchandise and passengers to firms in Antwerp Liverpool and Baltimore. Cleared and sailed vessels tied to ports in Santiago Halifax New York Norfolk Philadelphia and more with cargoes and coal or china clay.
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Broadway
New York
Wash. St
Boston
White Star Line
Bucknall Line
Calcutta
Colombo
London
Sagamore
Warren Line
Brow Head
Liverpool
Landsman
Winifredian
Shepherd
F. Leyland & Co
Mmited
Maniton
Clarke
Antwerp
St. Toppin
Michigan
Eynon
Warren & Co
Peruviana
Mason
Rotterdam
Fowey
Penarth
Furnessa
Withy Company
Buceros
Hutchinson
Oran
A. J. Lombard’s Sons
Ektor
Eitrem
Louisburg
C. B
Juniata
James
Baltimore
Norfolk
Santiago
Holmes
H. F. Dimock
Crowell
Persian
Smith
Philadelphia
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mass
Samuel B. Hubbard
Mayo
Sullivan
Washington
Catawissa
Anderson
Salem
Eureka
Plummer
Fall River
Devonian
Hektor
Havana
Halifax
Admiral Sampson
Port Antonio
Jamaica
City of
Astral
S. C. Co. No
Carlisle
Buck Ridge
Portland
Patience
Edgar F. Luckenbach
Undaunted
Independent
Rutherford
Merriam
Robesonia
Helen W. Martin
Attractive Musical and Literary Programme Staged by Temple Group
The People's Temple Male Quartet organized an appealing program featuring humorists and soloists from the city. Notable participants included J. W. Cousins, A. Humphrey, E. B. Bradlee, J. W. Pitts, S. Enrich, E. B. O'Donnell, A. G. Shook, F. J. Skelly, D. Cc. Otis and L. Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Temple
J. W. Cousins
A. Humphrey
E. B. Bradlee
J. W. Pitts
S. Enrich
E. B. O’donnell
A. G. Shook
F. J. Skelly
D. Cc. Otis
L. Connor
Ferguson Employees Ball Draws 800 Attendees at Odd Fellows Hall
The Mutual Benefit Association of the Ferguson Company hosted its third annual ball with about 800 young people in attendance. The grand march started at 9 pm led by Fred Aldous and Nellie Mills. Thomas Griffin served as floor marshal and Frank Savoy as floor director. Notables present included J. G. Ferguson and family, B. S. Ferguson, and numerous guests such as Eula Ferguson Albert Ferguson and May Farra among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Benefit Association of the
J. G. and B. S. Ferguson Company
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Fred Aldous
Nellie Mills
Thomas J. Griffin
Frank O. Savoy
J. G. Ferguson
Sunday Sports on the Edge of Reform in Legislature
A special Sunday law committee submits a three part report to the Legislature. It endorses Sunday golf fishing and essential work and opposes forcing a universal day of rest. The majority seeks to curb Sunday amusements while a minority empowers local authorities to license shows near parks.
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Mahoney
McManus
Ross and Mellen
Mellen
Buttrick
Webster and
O'Connell
Metropolitan Park Commissioner
Labor unions plan 10000 Boston Hebrew workers conference
A labor conference for 10 000 Boston Hebrew workers in varied crafts is set for tonight at 164 Canal Street. Union leaders report clashes over craft work, with International President McSorley seeking proof regarding Union 72 claims. Officers shift across Electrical Workers Union 103 and other locals feature resignations and new initiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Canal Street
International
William J. McSorley
Poston
Union 72
Electrical Workers’ Union 103
Frank I. Kelley
S. H. Greenwood
Martin IT. Joyce
F. J. Riordan
Jeremiah O’connor
Andrew Johnson
Key West
Fla
Building Trades
J. J. McLoughlin
L. W. E. Kimball
M. T. Joyce
J. W. Barton
Plasterers’ Union 10
Lynn Bricklayers’ Union
Uni1
Schinist Hall
Washington Street
Naval Brigade
John J. O'Connell
Market and Commission House Teamsters’ Union
Frank P. Fall
New England
Stablemen’s Union
Marble Workers’ Union
Eliot Street
Waltham Central Labor Union
B. V. Taylor
Michael Devlin
P. Kenney
P. J. Campbell
Dennis D. Driscoll
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
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Will Crawley
Bert Spears
Bert
Wonderland
Walter Griffiths
Roxbury
O’meara-Moran
John Coughlin
Ernest W. Ellis
Harry Crawley
William J. Crawley
Joseph Whitman
Majestic
H. Reeves
Ernest Ellis
Arthur J. Payzant
J. J. Cleary
A. A. Babcock
Price Bradbury
John F. Kelly
William Crawley
Arthur Greenlaw
Max Tiffshanks
al Reeves
Doc
Bankers Loan Company
Roas
Massachusetts
Ankers Loan Company
Court Square Oaton
Front Street
Worcester
Legal Loan Co
State Street
Commercial Investment Co
Devonshire St
S. R. Briggs
Washington St
Franklin Loan CO
Monte Be
Mcnamara
Tremont St
HUB Loan CO
Boston Security Company
Court Sq
Ad T
N. E
d&Sutf
the Post
R. A. Fash
Main Street
Ward 5
Boston Post
John A. Rooney
N. E. Law Prot
ASSOC
Washington Bt
Strong & CO
Dewey & Co
Trustee Investment CO
Kilby St
Colman
Bromfield
d&Su
Spooner & Briggs
d&Su Tf
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
Mae
Workincmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon St
Furniture
BTC
L. Cohn
Haverhill St
Haverhill St. A39
N. M. Satch
Board of Trade
High Sts
Kimball
Columbia Road
U. S. Immigration Office
Long Wharf
South Station
Somerville
Sullivan Sq
West Newton St
Newbury St
Atlantic
Hale ST
Green ST
Warren ST
Savin St
Grove
Nova Scotia
Perry
Merchant and Miners Transportation Co Steamship Lines
Newport News
Providence
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Jas, Barry
Provianne R. I
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Hoosac Tunnel
Milk Street
Dominion Atlantic BY. S. S. Line
Yarmouth
Foot State St
Maritime Penns
Hanga
City City
J. Be Masters
N. T
Attorne Os D
Ea Deverest
Shorey
Atkinson Law Office
Ana Eae
E. Jeffrey
Shenton
NEW Eng and Law Bureau
W. L. Howard
Court St
P. O
COSBY
Upham’s Corner
Everett Ave
Dorchester
J. Penley
Tipewaler Exchange
T. ©. Fielding
Franklin St
Berry
Blue Hill Ave
Rox
McPhail and
Emerson
Merry Banquet
Continental Mutual Benefit Association
Queenstown
Saxonia
Ivernia
Sylvania
Sucania
Carmania
Minmunia
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Adriatic
Campania
Carpathia
Caronia
New Ultonia
Pannonia
Cunard Co
Cunard Steamship © O., Ltd
Chas. P
Eastern Steamship Co
Bangor
Foster’s Wharf
Rockland
Camden
Belfast
Searsport
Buckfort
Winterport
North Haven
Stonington
Bass Harbor
Southwest Harbor
Northeast Harbor
Seal Harbor
Bar Harbor
Dark Harbor
West Tremont
South Blue Hill
Blue Hill
India Wharf
J. S. Carder
International Division
Union
Eastport
Lubec
St. John
Co. E. Laechler
Calvin Austin
Suffolk Supply CO
Bromfield ST
Lenox Jewelry Co
Oere
Russell
W. T. Salter
State
State St
J. ©. Harris
Medford
Cornhill
Farley
Far“Ey
John Behan & CO
Blackstone ST
Behan
Snow & ON
Market St
Newfoundland
Harvey’s
Taylor’s
B. Yerxa
Central Sq
Postoffice
Bost
Cunard
East Boston
Cod
P Cusk
Regina
J. Nelson
Mary T. Fallon
Shepherd King
Flora J. Sears
Shipping News
Ferguson
Necco
Festionery CO
Cor
Ggls
Melcher Ets
Death Station
Weavers
William Lapworth
Milford
William Lapworth Sons CO
Millinery College
Daggett’s
Lewis
Lewandos
Watertown
Holden-Graves
Atlantic Ave
Bosto Mailing Company
P. O. Box
Doery
Tapestry CO
School St
Wash
Sudbury Mfg. Co
Chauncy St
J. A Cummings Printing CO
Oliver
Astrology
Marchand
Graham
King of Life
Karana
Prof
Johnson
Hanover St
Arthur
4Th St
Chelsea
Cozy Hall
Huntington Chambers
WM. A. Barnes
Steam raNal Neering
Haverhill
Tame Coyne
M. E
Bier En
West End
Cambridge St
Bowdoin Sq
H. Robbins & CO
Causeway St
HUB Automobile School
Freeport St
Deanna Eatin
Hudson, Mass
Lincoln St
TF. Brigham & Gregory Company
American Lithographic CO
East 19Th St
Boston School OF Piano Tuning
J. C. Ballem
Commercial St
Bay State
Best ST
Heinemann
Slye
Max Keezer
Bow St
Cambridge
Harvard
Boston Auto School
Navy
Weyborsset St
R. I
Ania Aenseoeoniaenioa
Alberts
S. H. Cough Co
Pearl St
Glasgow
Atlantic Shipping CO
Robinson's
Stoughton
McCarthy Bros
Moulton St
Chas’n
Charles St
Goldberg
Washington ,Et
LABOR
Best Makers
U. S
Hanover Street
Weinstein
Tremont Street
Touraine
Dr. Hallock
DR. Hallock CO
Court Street
Corner Court
Stoddard Streets
Bowdoin Square
Sudbury Street
Doctor Killory
Thurlow
Sun
Boylston St
Tremont
A. Court St. Aren Oy
Ady
Berkeley St
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