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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1903
Page
7
Coal Arrives in Record 79 749 Tons Across Port
A fleet including four steamers and thirteen barges delivered 79 749 tons of hard and soft coal to the port. Domestic anthracite and bituminous totals 2604 tons, with 17 758 tons from Tyne Cardiff and Eidsvold Cape Breton. Dealers expect prices to fall as stock remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nail
Tyne
Cardiff
Eidsvold
Cape Breton
Cambridge Citizens form Consumers United Fuel Co
The Citizens' Trade Associations of Cambridge and neighboring towns organized a Cambridge co operative coal company named Consumers United Fuel Company. Secretary John Quinn praised the plan and noted success during a coal famine in East Cambridge. The group will call meetings of business leaders clergy and residents to outline steps for securing coal at a reasonable rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Brighton
Somerville
Brookline
Consumers’ ‘United Fuel Company
John Quinn
Co-Operative Committee
East Cambridge
Admiral Wildes' funeral train reaches Boston
The remains of Rear Admiral Frank Wildes have been sent east in charge of Commander Barry and are due in Boston at 9 p.m. Saturday. The escort has notified Charlestown navy personnel and Boston friends. Burial is planned for Kennebunk, Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
San Francisco
Frank Wildes
Barry
Charlestown Navy
Kennebunk
Curley Refuses to Resign Amid City Hall Struggle
President Fitzgerald of the Democratic city committee says Curley must resign or face expulsion at tonight's Common Council meeting. Curley and many Democratic councilmen oppose resignation, calling it a party clash. Ex-Alderman George Holden Tinkham will argue for Curley, while a leading lawyer defends him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
William H. Curley
Ward 19
Common Council
Curley
George Holden Tinkham
Henry W Savage May Succeed Grau as Metropolitan Opera Manager
Henry W Savage may take over as manager of the Metropolitan Opera Company next season after Maurice Grau declines due to ill health. Directors in New York consulted Savage, who left Tuesday night to consider the offer. Savage runs multiple companies with about 800 employees and is preparing a new work, Blossom and Rapine The Lieutenant Commander, for spring production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Savage
Grau
Metropolitan Opera Company
Maurice Grau
Gray
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Savage
Vper Ae Weetwe Ee Ewes
Dodo
Reading Company Fights Miners Union Over Strike Rules
In Philadelphia the anthracite strike commission heard counsel for coal operators charge the Miners Union with lawlessness and lack of responsible control. Reading Company counsel Simon Wolverton argued against union influence, noting underage members and unincorporated status. John Mitchell backed the strike but urged avoidance of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Lehigh
Wyoming
Lackawanna
Reading Company
Simon P. Wolverton
Mitchell
Mr. Wolverton
Francis I. Gowen
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Samuel Dickson
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
G. B. Markle & Co
Lehigh Region
John Mitchell
South Boston Girls to Appea r in Minstrel Show
One hundred fifty eight of the pret tiest girls in South Boston are to display their talents in a minstrel show in St. Augustine's Hall, February 19 and 23, on behalf of Mgr O Callaghan's parish. A cakewalk is planned. Maud Dunn and Alice Butler will appear in buck and wing dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Augustine’s Hall
Mgr. O’callaghan
Maud Dunn
Alice Butler
Buck
Wing
House approves tax exemption for Appalachian Mountain Club property
Concord New Hampshire February 11 The House passed a bill exempting from state taxation property held by the Appalachian Mountain Club. A prior attempt two years ago was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
House of Representatives
Appalachian Mountain Club
Steamers in Heavy Gales Report Severe Weather on Transatlantic Run
Captain Shallis of the British steamer Yola reports 24 days at sea with smashed deck fittings and flooded officers quarters after severe gales. Yola docked with 4550 tons of steam coal for Warren & Monks Company. Captain Tindale of Warrior, from Cardiff, describes southerly to westerly gales and high seas with 4899 tons for the Boston & Maine railroad. Captain Scott of Mohican from Blyth reports heavy gales and tremendous seas as 3309 tons of steam coal arrive for C H Sprague & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shallis
Yola
Tyne
Warren & Monks Company
Tindale
Warrior
Cardiff
Boston & Maine Railroad
Scott
Mohican
Blyth
Pentland Firth
C. H. Sprague & Son
Odell Talks With Roosevelt In Washington
Governor Odell of New York visits Washington and is hosted at the White House by President Roosevelt. They lunch together and discuss matters including a New York shipping commissioner appointment and the broader political situation in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Odell
New York
Roosevelt
White House
United States Shipping
George Dickey
Lynn Woman Expels Thief at Revolver Point
Mrs. Henry Rowe fired a revolver to drive out a burglar late last night in her home at 6 Bulfinch Street Lynn. She fainted after the encounter and her husband found her in nervous exhaustion on his return from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Point Lynn
Henry Rowe
Bulfinch Street
Government abandons Maine wreck removal plans
Havana report says the United States has abandoned the wreck of the Maine after contractors gave up their contract. The Cuban government may now arrange for its removal and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Italian Master-at-Arms Aims to Teach Roosevelt Fencing
Generoso Patrese, the Italian master-at-arms and fencing champion, expresses pleasure at the prospect of teaching President Roosevelt. He notes the President is already familiar with fencing and believes Roosevelt will become an expert under instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Generoso Patrese
Patrese
Generoso Pavese
President Roosevelt
Wolf's My Clothier Drives Crowds With Price Reductions
Large crowds flocked to Wolf's My Clothier at Hanover and Portland streets last week as generous price reductions drew shoppers. The store advertised substantial discounts attracting numerous customers to the corner location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Charity Birthday Party for Sailors' Club in Charlestown
A birthday party in aid of the Catholic Sailors' Club fund will be hosted by Mrs. Herbert Everett Wells and Miss Louise Leonard at 59 Dracut Street Ashmont on Saturday evening. Guests are asked to pay a penny for each year of their age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Sailors’ Club
Water Street
Charlestown
Herbert Everett Wells
Louise Leonard
Dracut Street
Ashmont
Industrial Home Concert Lights Up Boston Event
A free concert at the Boston Industrial Home on Davis Street and Harrison Avenue featured soprano Miss Phyllis Wolfe pianist Miss Ethel Beane reader Miss Edna George and tenors Messrs J Sampson and T D Roberts providing the entertainment in an ongoing series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Davis Street
Harrison Avenue
Phyllis Wolfe
Ethel Beane
Edna George
Messrs
J. Sampson
T. D. Roberts
Douglas Daughter Weds Russell In Brockton Home Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Marian Lewis Douglas daughter of Hon. William L. Douglas to Harry Browning Russell son of Superintendent B B R Russell of the public schools occurred this afternoon at the bride’s parents home 306 West Elm street Brockton Massachusetts February 11 ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Marian Lewis Douglas
William L. Douglas
Harry Browning Russell
B. B. R Russell
West Elm Street
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Tuck's Point
Board of Aldermen
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