Taunton Mayor Serves Notice on License Commissioners
Taunton Mayor John B. Tracy notified Daniel L. Brownell Edward M. Clark and Francis P. Conaty that citizens allege the license commissioners failed to perform duties. A hearing to consider removal for cause is set for February 24 at 10 a.m. in City Hall council chamber. The commissioners pledge a strong defense and would appeal to the Superior Court if removed.
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Taunton
John B. Tracy
Daniel L. Brownell
Edward M. Clark
Francis P. Conaty
Board of License Commissioners
Board For Cause
Council Chamber
City Hall
Fear Yankee Olympic Stars
The English team fears American sprinters and middle distance runners at the Olympic Games. J W Morton leads for the 100 yards with 10 seconds, while Crabbe, Cornwallis, and Welch headline the British field in 800 and 1500 events. Gov Guild boosted local subscriptions to fund the American team. J J Storrow funds and MacCabe chair finance.
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J. W. Morton
England
Hillman
Crabbe and Cornwallis
A. R. Welch
Guild
New England
J. J. Storrow
New England Fund
Joseph E. Maccabe
East Boston
Quiet day at T wharf with six trips and mixed catch
Six trips at T wharf yielded receipts of 176300 pounds of fresh fish including haddock 132500 cod 22100 hake 18800 pollock 900 and cask 2000. Prices ranged haddock 214 to 3 cents, large cod 41-4, market cod 2, hake 11-2 to 338-4, pollock 4, cask 13-4 per pound.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Juniata
Triangular fencing meet opens at Tech Gym
Harvard, Columbia, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology teams clash in a triangular fencing tournament at the new Tech Gym on Garrison Street. MIT entries are Captain J. Sage, Richard Gatewood, Harold Benne thau. Harvard is represented by Arthur Tyng, W L Bowman, W MacLeod. Columbia lists Freda Lage, Oliver Du Cehrlien, C G Amend. James Parker of the Boston Athletic Association referees.
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Harvard
Columbia and
Technology
New Tech
Garrison Street
Massachusetts Institute
J. Sage
Richard Gatewood
Harold Bennetheau
Arthur Tyng
W. Ll. Bowman
W. MacLeod
Columbia
Freda Lage
Oliver du Cehrlien
C. G. Amend
James Parker
Boston Athletic Association
MacLean To Race In Europe Again
Hugh MacLean of Chelsea, world leading motor pace follower, prepares another European tour this season. He plans to depart soon after the Patriots Day race at the Revelre cycle track and be away until July, aiming to secure victories over Europe’s top cyclists.
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Hugh MacLean
Chelsea
Europe
Revere
Colloquy of Nations at Second Baptist Church
The Colloquy of Nations or Liberty Seeking a Home will be presented by the Young Ladies of the Christian Endeavor at Second Baptist Church East Cambridge, assisted by Professor and Mrs Heizer, with readings and solos, on Thursday evening February 22.
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Second Baptist Church
East Cambridge
Christian Endeavor of the Church
Rescue foran's crew saved ashore in New York
Eight seamen and Captain Hart and his wife were brought to New York on the Rio Grande from Mobile and Brunswick. The Winifred A. Foran, lumber laden from Port Royal for New York, began its disastrous voyage February 3 after being built at Weymouth, Massachusetts in 1881.
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New York
Hart
Winifred A. Foran
Rio Grande
Mobile
Brunswick
Port Royal
S. C
Weymouth
Mass
Miniature Almanac of Maritime Movements and Times
Sun rises 6 40 sets 5 17 day length 10 37 Moon rises 12 45 am high water 4 30 am 5 15 pm Feb 16 arrivals steamers Devonian Ridley Moor Columbian Stag Aran more Couillard etc cleared steamers Georgian Cynthiana Unique Dominion Baltimore schooners Hilda Albertha Darra C sailed Amatonga Grecian Maria James S Whitney Dominion Onondaga tug Mercury to return Sadie Ross towing Annie M Parker for Gloucester.
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Devonian
Ridley
Liverpool
Moor
Glasgow
Columbian
Masters
London
Stag
Bulman
Torrevieja
Spain
Aranmore
Couillard
Halifax
N. S
Boston
MacKenzie
Yarmouth
N. O
Haraldson
Louisburg
Baltimore
Norfolk
F. Dimock
Baker
New York
Calvin Austin
Oliver
Portland
City of
Georges Creek
Kagosen
Portsmouth
N. H
G. O
Beverly
Patience
Calhoun
Providence
Georgian
Cynthiana
Rotterdam
Unique
Dominion
C. B
Fales
Hilda C
Lunenburg
Albertha
Darra C
Port Greville
Wind N
Trio youths flee New York to seek fortune in Boston
Alfred Leban 16 Pierre Sloan 16 and Louis Sussick 17 were captured in a Hanover Street pawn shop about four hours after leaving home. Leban said the trio aimed to do the world after making good in busy Boston.
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Boston
Hanover Street
New York
Alfred Leban
Sutton Place
New York City
Pierre Sloan
East Fifty-third Street
Louis Sussick
Ridgewood Avenue
Newark
toLeban
Quincy Granite Cutters Return to Work Today
Quincy February 15. Through the Citizens Union a disinterested group of local business men ended the granite industry lockout. The agreement was reached after a meeting of employer and union committees and the men will resume work tomorrow.
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Quincy
Citizens’ Union
Fire destroys Royal Bank building in St John loss $150000
Fire in St John New Brunswick early today destroyed the Royal Bank of Canada building with losses estimated at 150000, about two thirds insured. The American Clothing House and Brock and Paterson are among the heaviest losers.
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ST. John, N. B
Royal Bank of Canada
American Clothing House
Brock & Paterson
Faster Boston to California tourist sleeper schedule change
Faster schedules of tourist sleeping car service from Boston to California via Boston Albany and New York Central start Monday Feb 19 with the train leaving Boston at 2 00 pm and arriving Chicago at 3 30 pm via Michigan Central. Connections with 6 00 pm and other Western trains for the Pacific coast St Paul and the Great Northwest follow. Reduced colonist rates apply. Inquiries to R M Harris city ticket agent 366 Washington street Boston.
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Boston
California
Boston & Albany
New York Central
Chicago
Michigan Central Railroad
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Great Northwest
R. M. Harris
Washington Street
Low Rates to Pacific Coast by Pullman Sleeper Tickets
Low rates to the Pacific coast available on a direct Chicago & Northwestern line with Pullman tourist sleeping cars to San Francisco and other California destinations. Boston tickets from $49.90 to $52, valid Feb 14 to Apr 6, via multiple routes to Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle and more. Information from J. E. Brittain, Gen’l Agent, 300 Washington St., Boston.
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Pacific Coast
Pullman
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
California
Chicago & Northwestern
Union
Southern Pacific
Chicago
Union Pacific
New Salt Lake-San Pedro
J. E. Brittain
Gen’l Agt
Washington St
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John OD
Paree
John Dee
Kady
Roosevely Weddin Co
Philadelphia Inquirer
MR. Rockefeller
Cordair
FEAR
Governor Guild
Hake
Pollock
Kernwoold
Sadie A. Nunan
Mildred V. Nunan
Port
R. F. Masters
Massachusetts Bay
Bay
Captain Masters
Thomas Moor
Moar
Custom House
Thacher’s Island
Allan Line
Havre
Montreal
Ivernia
Saxonia
Queenstown
Daunt’s Rock
Boston Light
Arranmore
Turner
Antwerp
John Bishop
Gloucester
Thomas McManus
L. J. Callanan
Eclipse
James N. Sisson
New London
Erskine M. Phelps
Honolulu
Delaware
Fears Lockwood
Jennie Lockwood
Georgian’s Cargo
Maclean
Schr. Foran
Shipping News
ST. John
Bankers Loan CO
Court Square
Front St
Worcester
Boston Loan CO
E. E. Reynolds, Treas
Legal Loan CO
State ST
Gordon & CO. P
Water St
S. R. Briggs CO
Franklin Loan CO
School St
Commercial Investment CO
Compton Bldg
Devonce
Arch St
City Loan CO
Wash — St
Spooner & Briggs
Devonshire ST
d&Su Tf
W. T. Salter
Bromfield St
P. O
Colonial Loan
O.O
d&Su
McNamara
Workincmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Beacon St
Pilgrim Investment CO
Tremont St
d&Sttt Workingman
the Post
HUB Loan CO
Washburn Loan CO
Washing St. T
Mercantile
Kennedy
Martin
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Kinadelphia
Wednnesday
F. Wing
Genteal “Wharf
White Star Line
Company
India Building
Warren Line
Michigan
Sagamore
Sachem
Hoosac Tunnel
Jools Warren & CO
Milk Street
Donahoe’s
Boylston
Continental Clothing
Patrick M. Donahoe &O
Dominion Atlantic BY. S.S
Long Wharf
Provinces
Union Wharf
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
A. W. Perry
Gen. Mgr
Foss Hatfield Coo
Hampshire St
Cambridge
Balch Bros
HUB Hosiery Mills
Harrison Atse
MR. Kee
Spitz
Boylston St
Rocks Village
East Haverhill
W. H. Sawyer
Saugus Centre
Chas. G. Woodbridge
Central Ave
Lynn
Sta
Grand View
South Sta. W
Rosh
Wadsworth
Franklin
U.S
N. Andersen
Boston St
Cor
Ohio St
Pleasant
Jacoby
H. Siegel Co
Cushing Medical Supply CO
Atlantic Ave
The
MR. Keezer
Max Keezer
Bow St
Camb
Guy’s
Canal St
M. Hatch
Park Sq
Astrology
Johnson
Hanover St
Zabola
G. Guglielmetti
Webster Av
THOS
Snow & Ons
North Market St
Storfs
Hampden St
Whitman & CO
Arlington Ave
Sullivan Sq
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfield Ist
T. McAuliffe
Essex St
Charlestown
Suffolk Supply Co., Inc
STATE
Haverhill St
North Union Station
James Coyne
M. FE
Coyne
Boston Plumbing
Supt. M. A
B. A
Automobile Schools of America
Pleasant St
HUB Automobile School
Freeport St
Erster
Dover Stamping & Mfg
GCO
Putnam Ave
Pearl St
Park St
Lee
Count Bros. CO
Cincinnati
St. Louis
d&Sutf
Alberts
Tremont
F. E. Bacon
Middle St
d&Suift
Hascall
Leverett St
M. Shenker
Ger
Houghton & Wark
Houghton & Ware
Wire
National Mfg. CO
American Rubber CO
F. Cambridge
Atlantic Shipping CO
Commercial St
Johnson, Hayward & Piper
Kee
Portland St
R. Farland & Sons CO
Sparhawk
Washington
Market Sts
Brighton
Sparhawk St
Newtons
Edith Richards
Paul St
Newton Centre
Adams Sq
N. BE
Albany St
Cor. Charles
Mt. Vernon Sts
Newbury St
BE. C
Hayes St
Fannie
Joy St
Suite 3
Commonwealth OF
Boston Municipal Court
State House
Chester W. Clark
M. Fred O’connell
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Committee On Banks and Banking
Jeremiah IF. Downey
Joseph J. Murphy
Charles IL. Dean
Frank E. Packard
Committee On
Senate
Guy W. Cox
E. O. Hultman
Suffolk
Helirs
Charles S. Ilsley
Cumberland
Maine
George L. Ilsley
Exeter
New Hampshire
Boston Post
John W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah George
Sylvania
Lucanta
Campania
Umbria
Carmania
New
Mech
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Adriatic
Caronia
Carpathia
Blavonia
Pannonia
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chas. P. Sumner
Agt
United Fruit CO
Phila
Eastern Steamship CO
Bangor
Foster’s Wharf
Rockland
Winterport
Bar Harbor
Blue Hill
Dingley
India Wharf
International Division
Commercial
Eastport
Lubec
Co. BE. Laechler
Gen’l
V. P
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co, Steamship Lines
Newport News
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Summer Street
Ww. P. Doris
R. I
Ats
Martin’s
Waltham Cromicah SS Co
Waltham
West End
Cambridge St
Bowdoin Sq
SaSuTuTh
ST Acne Eee
Compton and Tremont Sts
Castle Sq
Aincourt A
READ
Devonshire St. G
Shorey
Walker Street
Dunbar
Weld Street
Trades Unions
Charles Loguf
MMU Eet
Peabody Medical Institute
Burmach St
Opevere House
Nan EY
Evans Chemical CO
Racress
F. C. Fowler
Conn
DR. Weinstein
Tremont Sher
Heinemann
Bay State
W. S. Stokell
Prof
Slye
Chas. Ocllen
Court St
D&st
Katie Irving
Nahant
No. 11
North Sq
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