Boston Mourns Maine Sailors as Flags Lower Half Mast
Boston honors sailors lost on the Maine disaster with half mast flags across public halls and ships. Readers learn about missing East Boston youths Hugh O Reagan Patrick Hughes and Frank Tigges and other locally connected sailors present in the crisis.
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Boston
Havana
Massachusetts
Washington
Bostos Chamber of Commerce
Maine
Custom House
Long Wharf
Cunard, Johnston, Wilson, Furness
Warren
Leyland
Ocean
Kennebec
Bangor
International
Philadelphia
Clyde
Metropolitan
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Portland
East Boston
Hugh H. O’reagan
Patrick Hughes
Frank B. Tigges
Sailors of the Maine: Letters, families, and fates
The piece records letters home from sailors aboard the Maine and related figures, detailing homesickness, hopes of return to Boston, and expected orders to New Orleans. It notes families in Boston and surrounding towns, past employments, and the fates of crew members including deaths and service histories.
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Francis Mahoney
Maine
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Salem
Francis
Jeremiah Shea
Lawrence
Marine Service
Unnamed Coal Passers Noted in Local Ledger
Gustav A. Anderson, Louis L. Berry coal passer, Edward Burns, and Henry H. O'Regan are listed in the local employment or civic directory. The brief entry names these individuals with their occupations, reflecting a mid century labor record.
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Louis L. Berry
Edward Burns
Notable names listed from New England area
Walter Cameron of Providence Rhode Island Joseph H Kane of Worcester Edward Lawler of Fall River William J Lee of Attleboro and Clarence E Lowell of Bath Maine are identified as individuals connected to New England outside Boston.
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New England
Boston
Walter Cameron
Providence
R. I
Joseph H. Kane
Worcester
Edward Lawler
Fall River
William J. Lee
Attleboro
Clarence E. Lowell
Bath
Salem Mother Rejoices as Cahill Survives
Francis D Cahill, once feared lost, is listed among survivors. A Salem mother and sister celebrate the news with emotion while remembering mothers who lost sons at Havana Harbor. The scene is described as touching and memorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Francis D. Cahill
Havana Harbor
Boston College President Lectures on The Power of Women
The Rev. Timothy J. Brosnahan lectured on The Power of Women at Catholic Union Hall last evening. Dr. John C. Bassidy introduced the speaker, with the lecture held under the John Boyle O'Reilly Reading Circle.
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Timothy J. Brosnahan
S. J
Boston College
Catholic Union Hall
John C. Bassidy
Catholic Alumni Association
John Boyle O’reilly
Knights of Columbus Ladies Night at Palladio Hall Roxbury
The annual ladies night of the Robert Fulton Council Knights of Columbus was held last evening at Palladio Hall Roxbury with 160 couples present. Grand Knight P T Greene presided on the floor assisted by M J Sullivan deputy grand knight and Francis P Carroll. Many state officers attended the event.
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Robert Fulton Council
Knights of Columbus
Palladio Hall
Roxbury
Counci
P. T. Greene
Hame
M. J. Sullivan
Francis P. Carroll
Professor Norton Resigns From Harvard Fine Arts
Professor Charles Eliot Norton resigns from Harvard University's department of fine arts. He has long taught popular courses Fine Arts 8 and 4, and at age the oldest faculty member, remains active in literary and scholarly work including Dante studies and editorial roles.
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Charles Eliot Norton
Harvard
Norton
Nortan
Taly
James Russell Lowell
The
Dante Society
North American Review
American Archeological Institute
Cambridge
Peppers Stops Fisher in 20th Round in Waterbury Bout
In Waterbury Connecticut Harry Peppers defeated Harry Fisher of Brooklyn by knockout in the 20th round at the Auditorium under the Waterbury Athletic Club.
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Waterbury, Conn
Waterbury Athletic Club
Harry Peppers
Harry Fisher
Brooklyn
Page and McCune Trail in Handicap Billiard Tourney
Page defeated McCune 200 to 28 in a handicap billiards match at Leavitt Vader's rooms 263 Washington Street last night. Page achieved a high run of 28 points.
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Messrs
Page and
McCune
Leavitt
Vader
Washington Street
Page
Personally Conducted Washington Tour For Teachers
Teachers show demand for a April first special train to Washington on Wagner Palace Cars via Fitchburg R R. The $25 rate covers Easter vacation travel with Philadelphia and Washington visits under Pennsylvania R R Tourists Bureau management. J R Watson Boston Mass will provide itinerary on request.
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Washington
Fitchburg R. R
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
R. R. Tourst
J. R. Watson
Gen'l Pass
Boston
Mass
Boston Loan Co Ad Offers Quick Cash on Personal Property
JHE Boston Loan Co at 25 Washington St offers short notice loans on household furniture pianos horses carriages and other personal property with owner in possession if convenient. Call to arrange a representative visit or secure loans on endowment life policies diamonds watches silverware and more. Office hours 8 am to 4 30 pm. President Dr W Gage 275 Washington St.
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JHE
Boston Loan CO
Washington, St
Boston Loan
BR. W. Gage
Washington St
Charlestown Bows to Lead in Amateur Bowling League
Charlestown Club extended its lead in the Amateur Bowling League of Boston by beating Dorchester at Old Dorchester. Southwell and Caldwell of Bunker Hill were the only players to post five hundreds as Dorchester faltered. Charlestown totaled 2376 while Dorchester trailed by 61 pins. The Highland Club hosted the Suburban Interclub series with Dudley Association taking six of ten points.
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Maine
Charlestown
Warren Street
Bunker Hill
Navy
American Express
Express
McNiece
United States
Wabash
Charlestown Navy Yard
New York Navy Yard
MecNiece
Post
Boston
Old Dorchester
Dorchester
Southwell
Caldwell
Highland Club
Dudley Association
Billiards
Dudley Assn
Highland
Threshie
Botsford Eeeree
Senate
Eeeseseses
Rhoades
Eevee
Dudley Associati
Bacon
Emery
H. Emery
Eetee
St Sp
Spaans
Roslindales
METS
Tris Sps
Ingraham Secav
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Marston
Caldwell Cone
Kenney
Swan
Ellis
Rossindale
Tal
Ferris
O. Sessier
Eeee
Bowler
Tis
Inves
Grover
Ccceee
Morrison
Berarick
F. Sessier
Cutter
Jeffries Club
Newtowne
Jeffries
Jeffries Newtowne Hargrave
Beedle
Renee
COOU
Whittaker
Carrick
Sveveeerons
Turtle
Skinner
Clark
Hales
St Sp Ss
Hodgkins Oe
Gemington Ae
Seers
Ley’ Y
Undecided Circuit League match between B A A and Riverdale Casino
Last night’s circuit league bowing contest between home team B A A and Riverdale Casino ends without a winner after joint wins and protests. Riverdale’s second win is protested on a technical point while B A A also protests a ruling affecting Ainsworth and Wilson during the late frames.
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Riverdale
Steere
Ainsworth
Wilson
Ainson
Brothers Battle as Spang Bros Beat Mitten Bros
In a match game at Roxbury alleys last night the Spang brothers defeated the Mitten brothers. The event highlighted local bowling rivalry with both teams fielding skilled siblings from the same families.
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Roxbury Alleys
Spang Bros
Mitten Bros
Read Fistula Case Noted at Tremont Street Clinic
Dr R M Read practicing at 176 Tremont Street Boston notes a fistula condition in patient records. References to M D Harvard 1876 appear in the listing for the Boston facility.
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R. M. Read
M. D
Harvard
Tremont Street
Beston
Montello Sweeps Whitmans In Local Duck Pin Night
In Brockton the Montellos defeated the Whitmans three straight in the Old Colony League. Final scores show Montello totals 2023 to Whitmans 1947 with set scores 675 660 688 and 667 634 646. The South Ends beat Stoughton two of three in a duck pin match with 1256 to 1227 in favor of South End.
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Brockton
Old Colony League
Montellos
Whitmans
Montello
South Ends
Stoughtons
South End
Stoughton
New Cycle Polo Sides Clash at Casino
The Metropolitans fielded new players from Boston Wheelmen Bay States and P C C and beat the White Wheelmen after an extra period Boston easily defeated Malden Roadsters in a separate pairing Scores show Malden 2 Boston 5 with multiple scorers including Miller Moore Burdett and G Moore from both teams
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Boston Wheelmen
Bay States
White Wheelmen
Bostons
Malden Roadsters
Malden
Boston
W. Miller
Burdett
G. Moe
W. Moore Pettigrew
Ieee
K Estes Gaeee
Gay French
Rcse
H. B
Heron Eguipgon
Maine
Rush
Miller
Bos
G. Moore
Ty Ieee
W. Moore
Eooee Miller
Sacro A
Siena W. Moore
Cee
Eat Burdett
Sampson
Brine
Bicycle Notes Prompt Club Reforms and Prizes
The Cigarmakers' Cycle Club of Boston forms with officers Charles Turos as president and Herman Raasch as secretary. The Trowbridge Cycle Club renounces its ladies only policy to admit men. Amateurs face a $25 prize limit on track and road events and a 106 mile rule is rescinded. A National Cycle Track Association brassard and a $1000 trophy are planned to boost pro racing. Hugh McLean of Chelsea starts training March 1. Roxbury B. C. to host a club house entertainment with top talent.
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Cigarmakers’ Cycle Club of
Boston
Charles Turos
B. Barentz
Herman Raasch
T. H. Legon
J. S. Cardinal
Henry Talberth
Trowbridge
Trowbridge Street
Cambridge
National Cycle Track Association
Hugh McLean
Chelsea
Roxbury B. C
College relay clashes set for Boston College indoor games
Harvard and Pennsylvania relay squads are slated for the second annual indoor games at Renn Hall Monday evening February 28. Dartmouth grads will see the green and white runners in a Dartmouth MIT relay. Another race pairs Boston College against Holy Cross.
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Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Boston College Athletic Association
Ee Renn Hall
Dartmouth
Hanover
Boston College
Holy Cross
Boston Archdiocesan Athletic Association Meeting Tonight
Charley Scarville and Bob Allen are asked to call at the office tonight at seven for a meeting of the Boston Archdiocesan Athletic Association scheduled for 1 Allen Street. The article lists various sports figures and events including Giants baseball, umpire J. J. Kelly, first baseman Harry Davis, and a U of P football rules meeting in New York. It also notes a smoke talk at Broadway Hall, boxing and dancing events, and other local athletic notices with multiple regional references.
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Charley Scarville
Bob Allen
Boston Archdiocesan Athletic Association
Allen Street
Bill Joyce
Giants
J. J. Kelly
Pennsylvania Umps
Atlantic Association
Harry Davis
Pittsburg
Pawtucket
Harriet Ke, Hicks
Philadelphia
John C. Beil
U. of P
New York
Robinson
Broadway Hall
Broadway Extension
Daly Academy
Worcester
Fitchburg
Spencer
Clinton
Whitinsville
Westboro
Webster
East Douglas
Grafton
Marlboro
Pythian Rink
J Ler
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South Atlantic
Vesuvius
Chelsea Street
Bar Harbor
Peter Hughes
Kings County
Ireland
Patrick
Hoy
Frank Tigges
Alder
Germany
Lexington Street
Frank McNiece
Millard F. Harris, Jr
Millard Fillmore Harris, Jr
M. F. Harries
Charles E. Balch
Harris
Sigsbee
Millard F. Harris
West Indies
Cuba
Charles Johnson
Lynn
Navy Department
Johnson
Johnsons
A. Johnson
Julius Johnson
Charles
John Anderson
Brooklyns
Anderson
Corporal M. C. Downing
M. C. Downing
United States Navy
Newbury Street
Back Bay
Quincy
Vermont
New Zone
Julia Downing
Florida
New Orleans
SS. Peter and Paul’s Temperance Society
United Order of Workmen
Pacific Mills
Sweehce
Clarence Safford
Taunton
Safford
James H. Roberts
Allan Roberts
Canton Street
Randolph
Roberts
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Charles P. Quinn
Waltham
Quinn
Hugh H O'Regan
Gustav A. Anderson
Fred Blumberk
Anthony Conroy
John P. Etts
John Fougear
Patrick Gaffney
Thomas J. Harty
Michael Kane
Matthew Lynch
Cornelius Murphy
Francis J. McNiece
Frank C. Talbot
Frank B. Tiggs
Joseph F. Walsh
Milard F. Harris
Charles M. Nolan
Henry H. O’regan
Daniel Price
Stoneham
John Wallace
Lowell
Havert
Louis Moniner
Seaman
Salem Lad
Brosnahan
Robert Fulton Ladies
Department of Fine Arts
Fisker
M'Cune
Tory
Onpson
Nick Eerneves
Eeerenees
Task Easeser Eeesee Eiges
Tae
Eveesese
Steeeees
Newton
Arlington
Newtons
Arlington Boat Club
St. Sprapley
Sp S Whittemore Cutter Eee
Eveee
Rankin Anshelm Eeveee
Durgin
Som Ain
M. Bowler
Till St Sp
Jennings Ereree
Mercantile League
Boylston
John P. Tavell
Winch Bros
John VP. Squire
Boston Dry Goods Co
John P. Squire & CO
Cooke Towler
Etal
Eee
Wees
Campbell Aeons Seeetee
Maddock
Fullenton Ee
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Cycle
Knapton
Sawyer
A. Sawyer
Pee Eis A Waler
Moore
McLeod
Crozier Trueman
Franks
H. Seeeeeere
Spurr
Clark Batson
Biss
Perey Iy
Teres
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Knnapton
Crozier
Eeee- McLeod
Trueman
Mets Eee -Knapton
Whites
Knapton T
Mets Tame Lcore
Knapton Seer
Saeee Trueman
Metropolitans
Piece Eron
Flanders Nimer—Smith
Bicycle Notes
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