Rescue completes after Lamington wreck near Patchogue
Patchogue New York February 7 All twenty three men aboard the Lamington have been rescued with the last man brought ashore at 9 3 this forenoon. The steamer was a total loss after being stranded on Great South Beach during the storm. Rescue work involved Lone Hill life savers and local villagers who stood by as waves battered the vessel. The crew included nineteen from Merritt Wrecking Company and four from the ship’s crew.
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Patchogue
Lamington
Great South Beach
Merritt Wrecking Company
Lone Hill
Rorke
Lone Hill Station
Merritt
Luckenbach
Lemington
Along the Water Front
Boston maritime news reports Captain Frank C. Laffray of pilot boat Adams bound for New York to pilot the Hamburg America line steamer Moravia into Boston for loading. Other items note crew shifts aboard the Emily, ship repairs on J Putnam Bradlee, a disabled wheel on Joseph L Colby, St Croix grounding, and the Taurus tow arrival at Delaware Breakwater.
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Frank C. Laffray
Adams
New York
Hamburg
Boston
Cape Cod
Laffray
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Charles Moody
Harry Roussel
Fred Stubbs
Emily
Joe Kemp
Vesta
Cunard
Sylvania
Liverpool
Sagamore
Colorado
Hull
Humbert
Lord Warwick
Palermo
J. Putnam Bradlee
Joseph L. Colby
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
St. Croix
Hatch
Cape May Point
Delaware
Michael O’brien
Margaretha
Newport News
Bremen
Endurance Tests Leave Men Hungry All Day
The passage notes that the men endured a harsh ordeal with no food all day, describing their fatigue as sweat drained away and supplies destroyed or missing. It emphasizes the harsher conditions and the strain on those involved.
Unknown schooner ashore off Round Shoal near Cape May Point
An unknown two masted schooner lies stranded on Round Shoal three and a half miles southwest of Cape May Point. The vessel rests with her side to the sea as breakers crash over her. Life savers will board the ship when seas ease and wind calms.
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Cape May
Cape May Point
Laurestina Missing Off Atlantic Passage
The British steamer Laurestina sailing from Baltimore December 6 bound for Sligo Ireland has been posted as missing by Lloyds. No word from Captain Gavin or the 20 to 25 crew since passing the Capes two months ago. Carrying 100000 bushels of corn valued at 34000 dollars. Owned by Robinson and Sons of North Shields England.
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Baltimore
Laurestina
Gavin
Sligo
Ireland
Lloyd's
Capes
Robinson & Sons
North Shields
England
Emerson School of Oratory stages Richelieu matinee at Museum
Pupils presented Richelieu at the Museum to aid the College Library Fund. Henry L Southwick excelled as Cardinal Richelieu, with Jessie Eldridge Southwick as Julie De Mortemar and Walter B Tripp as De Mauprat. The cast earned praise for solid performances and Southwick received a silver loving cup and flowers.
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Emerson School of Oratory
Museum
Richelieu
Louis XIII
Frederic A. Metcalf
Gaston
Fred Mason Blanchard
Cardinal Richelieu
Henry L. Southwick
Baradas
Charles W. Kidder
Adrian de Mauprat
Walter B. Tripp
de Beringhen
Charles I. Schofield
Joseph
Curtis G. Morse
Huguet
B C. Edwards
Francois
Charles M. Holt
Clermont
Frank J. Stowe
Guard
Charles D. Rice
Charles D. Workman
Harry S. Moss
Homer Eaton
Julie de Mortemar
Jessie Eldridge Southwick
Marion de Lerme
Lola Purman Tripp
Mr. Southwick
Julie
Manly de Mauprat
Marion
Southwick
College Library Fund
John Ames Taken To Rant Loupe Island For Leprosy Report
John Ames, husband of the South ton leper, was moved yesterday to Rant Loupe Island. Officials say he is free from the disease. His son and daughter were examined by experts. no illness found among them. The American Wringer Company, Boston addresses, offers wringers and Bissell sweepers with repairs and delivery, Tremont 764.
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John Ames
Southton
Rantloupe’s Island
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
Henry A. Emerson
Contocook Valley Paper Company
California
Hill's Rheumatism and Goat Cure
Fragmentary ad claims remedies and bottle cures from a company located at 38 K 19th a, promoting Hill's Rheumatism and Goat Cure with unspecified successes.
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Hill
Bedene. CO
Mellen Presses Rule Change on Biennial Elections
Worcester politician Mellen introduces an order to report a rule under Article 9 of the constitution to govern biennial elections. He asserts the General Court has authority over most rules but that Article 9 provides a constitutional parliamentary rule. The measure is laid over until Monday as biennial resolves are debated.
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Mellen
Worcester
Committee On Rules
Melien
James Keenan
Suffolk
Senate
Meyer
John Quinn, Jr
Metropolitan Park Commission
Maccabe
Hutchinan
Msfcabe
Qui
Paz Commission
Hutcinson
Metropolitan Sewerage Commission
Swampscott
Franklin Fund
Boston
W. T.jrice
Election Commissioners
Aldermen of
Henry Martyn
George St. Curtis
W. L. Sears
J. H. Mellen
Board of Aldermen
Subway
Board of Transit Commissioners
Citizens’ Law and Order League
Bosinean
Charles Francis Adams
Board of Street Commissioners of
Armenians Urged Global Aid In Boston Armenian Meeting
Julia Ward Howe spoke at Ruggles Street Baptist Church urging Western nations to act against Armenian persecution by Turks and Kurds. Pastor Burr criticized Britian and the US for lukewarm policy, with support from several women speakers and a post meeting hymn.
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Julia Ward Howe
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Everett D Burr
Howe
Hilorence Nightingale
Armenia
Burr
Great Britain
Turkey
United States
Cleveland
England
Justice
C. Nettie Anderson
R. O. Berran
Mabel G. Anderson
Tremont Building Cornice Hearing at City Hall
A hearing before the Board of Aldermen on the Cotting and Welch request to place a 5 ft 8 in cornice overhanging Tremont and Beacon streets drew remonstrants who fear reduced light and health impact and rising nearby rents. Architects and hospital officials testified to justify a wider cornice as standard. The building department committee will report at the next meeting.
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Aldermanic Chamber
City Hall
C. E. Cotting
F. C. Welch
Tremont House
Tremont and
Beacon Streets
Board of Aldermen
Aldermanic Committee On
Mahoney
Presho
W. J. Donovan
Thomas Todd
Congregational Association
Cobb
Felix Rackemann
R. S. Gorham
Ropes, Gray & Lohaug
Gardner
Houghton & Dutton
Charles H. Rutan
Ames
Rosedale play aids Home for Destitute Catholic Children
Mrs. Miriam O Leary Collins presents Joe Lester Wallack s Rosedale at the Grand Opera House on Tuesday Feb 18 to benefit the Home for Destitute Catholic Children. A strong social event features a well cast production with old time details and Mrs Collins indefatigable effort.
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Lester Wallack
Rosedale
Grand Opera House
Miriam O'Leary Collins
Everett Seizes Flags in Impromptu Toast at Public Dinner
At a public dinner Edward Everett noticed a decorative dish with two miniature silk American flags. After a waiter moved it aside for carving, Everett showed annoyance until he reclaimed the flags and waved them aloft during his national toast, eliciting applause.
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Edward Everett
Everett
Division 24 Roxbury Meeting Forms Knights and Plans Hall Event
Division 24 Roxbury held a rousing Armory Hall meeting chaired by President John O Leary. Two candidates were initiated and nine applications received. Plans finalized for the annual hall on April 9 and many tickets sold. A Hibernian Knights company formed with Daniel Webster Sullivan elected captain. Uniforms and equipment ordered.
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Roxbury
Armory Hall
John O’leary
Hibernian Knights
Daniel Webster Sullivan
William H English Dead in Indianapolis
William Hayden English dies in Indianapolis at an advanced age. Born August 27, 1822 in Lexington Indiana, he rose from Hanover College to the Indiana House and Congress, helped shape the Kansas admission crisis, served as Smithsonian regent, was a 1880 Democratic vice presidential nominee, and long dominated Indiana finance and union policy.
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Indianapolis
William H. English
William Hayden English
Lexington
Ind
Hanover College
United States Supreme Court
Indiana House of Representatives
House of Representatives
Congress
Kansas
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
English
General Hancock
Indiana
Harrison
Union
Hugh McCullough
Register of the Treasury
Bank of
National Bank
Sunday Religious Services Across Several Churches
A list of Sunday morning and evening sermons and services at Tremont Temple, First Baptist Somerville, Old South Church, Christ Church Colchester Street, St John’s South Boston, Gypsy Smith event, Tremont M E Church, Salvation Army Bowdoin Square, Choate Metaphysical College, Florence Crittenton Home, Christadelphians Arcade Hall, Parker Memorial, Disciples’ Tabernacle, B Y M Christian Union, First Presbyterian, First Spiritual Temple, Commercial Hall, Hiawatha Hall with times, speakers, and topics for February 9 and related events.
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Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Music Hall
George C. Lorimer
D. D
First Baptist Church
Somerville
Justin D. Fulton
Fulton
The
Baptist Young People’s Union
Jonathan
David
Samuel
Christ’s Church
Colchester Street
Beacon Street
Hawes Street
Longwood
C. D. Bradlee
ST. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church
South Boston
W. T. Perrin
S. L. Baldwin
Salvation Army
Bowdoin Square
Kimball
Clara Elizabeth Choate
Choate Metaphysical College
Woman’s Journal
Park Street
Florence Crittenton
Green Street
Ashman
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Parker Memorial
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Leslie W. Sprague
Lester M. Bartlett
Howard M. Dow
Shawmut Avenue
Madison Street
C. L. Young
General Court
Springfield
H. L. Whitney
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Frederick J. Stanley
Tokio
Japan
Orient
Europe
America
India
China
Dorchester Ladies’ Quartet
Henrietta P. Woodman
Cora Simes Barker
Nellie B. Callender
Mary E. Pierce
George Mendall Taylor
Newbury and
Exeter Streets
Pierre Ll. O. A. Keeler
Helen Stuart Richings
Commercial Hall
Washington Street
Kneeland
Ll A
Miss Webster
N. P. Smith
Hiawatha Hall
Tremont Street
United Spiritualists of America (Incorporated
Abraham Lincoln
H. W. Martin
Kennedy Receives Gold Watch and Chain at Home
Dr Maurice Dineen presented Arthur E Kennedy with a gold watch and chain at his residence 614 Massachusetts Avenue. A collation followed the presentation.
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Arthur E. Kennedy
Massachusetts Avenue
Maurice Dineen
Dedham Tax Gases in Superior Court ruling on estate assessments
In Dedham, Judge Blodgett presided over Worthington versus the town and the Klemm estate tax appeals. The court abated value and tax for both estates, setting Klemm land at 33 cents per square foot and Worthington land at 22 1/2 cents. abatements totaled $10,079.20 and $4,875 respectively, with protest refunds of $110.87 and $48.12. The rulings signal potential for many similar future cases.
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Dedham
Superior Court
Blodgett
Erastus Worthington
Dedham Board of Assessors
Klemm
Free Clinic Opens for Gifted Animals at Northampton Street
The Free Clinical Hospital opens this afternoon at 255 and 257 Northampton street with Dr. P J Cronan in charge. The facility offers free advice and surgical treatment for domestic animals for the public unable to pay. Clinics run daily from 1 to 3 o'clock, with a shoeing forge onsite for difficult cases. Public inspection is invited.
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Free Clinical Hospital
Northampton Street
Metropolitan Street Railway
P. J. Cronan
Harvard Veterinary College
Edinburgh
London
Paris
Brussels
Burglars Blow Safe at Metropolitan Insurance Office
Thieves blew open the Metropolitan Insurance Company office in Newton with powder this morning and wrecked the safe. About $1700 in cash and checks were stolen. The burglars were seen escaping through a rear window.
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Newton
The
Metropolitan Insurance Company
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Gloucester
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Murdock
Hoosac
Charles Lockwood
Connecticut
Manius Dolan
Chicago
Edward Wentworth
Wentworth
Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Company
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Shepherd
Leyland
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Cape Cod Light
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Charles W. Oldrieve
St. Peter
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Franklin Fund Management
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Hte
Joe
Salvation Oil
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George A. Gordon
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Methodist
Gypsy Smith
People’s Temple
E. S.S. Wheeler
Carter and
Root
M. E
John D. Pickles
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
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Scott F. Hershey
Ives
Hyndman
FP. Morris
Federal, St
Washington Pt
Puritana
Belle W. Cale
Charlestown
Mass
Purlana
Henry W. Craigue
Concord
N. H
George H. Dunning
Faneuil Hall Market
Cemee
Crowley
J. I. Scott
Concord, N. H
H. O. Nelson
Portsmouth
Puritana Compound Co
Charley
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Burke—Burns
Chelsea
Charles H. Pratt
Thomas Burke
Elizabeth Urns
Howland—Grant
Natick
Francis J. Marsh
Lilla C. Grant
William C. Howland
Plymouth
William R. Peirce
Peter H. Peirce
Baker
James E. Baker
Bartlett
Isabel Hazard
Nelson S. Bartlett
Marlboro Street
William F. Bartlett
Walnut Street
Neponset
Bleiler
Watertown
Bar- Dare Bleiler
Flowers
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