Maggie Hurley Blown 300 Miles Off Course at Sea
The Maggie Hurley schooner from Rockland Maine, carrying fertilizer from Boston to Bucksport, Maine, was driven over 300 miles off course by severe seas. Skipper Huntley brought the vessel under Block Island, aided by the steamer Hector, reaching Vineyyard Haven with minor damage. The Scotia Queen faced ice elsewhere as both ships prepared for further winter weather while delivering cargoes.
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Vineyard Haven
Boston
Bucksport
Maggie Hurley
Rockland
Err Huntley
Block Island
Hector
Nantucket
Contested Burial Rights for O Brien Family Settled
The body of James O'Brien of East Cambridge was awarded to Helen O'Brien after a late night settlement. John A. Hurley represented the wife as counsel. Howard O'Brien, the son, initially refused to relinquish the body after the father’s death on Tuesday. A court showdown was avoided by a satisfactory agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O’brien
East Cambridge
John A. Hurley
Helen O'Brien
Howard O’brien
O’brien
Mrs Livermore Talks On War And Patriotism
Mrs Mary A Livermore spoke on Patriotism in Education before the Universalist Sabbath School Union at the Church of the Redeemer Chelsea last night. She warned that the Russia Japan conflict could bring vast changes but affirmed America would not become a monarchy and recalled patriotism sparked by the Civil War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
America
Mary A. Livermore
Universalist Sabbath School Union
Church of the Redeemer
Chelsea
Mrs. Livermore
Faneuil Hall
Ex Gov John D Long signs petition for Cole pardon
Former governor John D Long confirms he signed the petition sent to Washington seeking a pardon for Charles H Cole, former president of the Globe Bank. Long says he is not actively lobbying and notes Cole’s wife is his neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Cole
John D. Long
Washington
Charles H. Cole
Globe Bank
Boston Readers Collect Freaks for Yellow Head Contest
In a feature of the Post readers submit eccentric "freaks" for the Yellow headline contest with a $10 prize for the brightest head on news that never happened. A few specimens are shared from the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
the Post
New England Brick Co Fails Receivership Appointment
Alonzo Locke was named receiver by Judge Colt in the United States Circuit Court for the New England Brick Company. The Old Canoly Trust Company of Boston filed a bill of complaint alleging an $80,000 mortgage on the company’s plants in November 1900 and unpaid interest through the first of the month. The firm owns most of its plants in Massachusetts with large facilities in New Hampshire Maine and Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Locke
Colt
United States
New England Brick Company
New England I-ck Company
Old Canoly Trust Company
Boston
Trust Company
New England Bird Company
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
Katelle Bros. Seek Bankruptcy in Court Listing
Charles A Katelle and B M Katelle known as Katelle Bros in the jewelry trade at 95 Court Street filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S Court yesterday afternoon showing liabilities of 24 737 and no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. and
B. M. Katelle
Katelle Bros
Raymond & Whitcomb Announces New California Tours
The Raymond and Whitcomb Company unveils two extensive California tours for March. One departs March 3 via New Orleans, the other March 8 travels the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona. Also offered are independent California travel options and a Florida trip leaving March 1, plus a Atlantic City and Washington tour on March 29. Free illustrated circulars available from 306 Washington Street near the Old South Meeting House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond & Whitcomb Company
California
New Orleans
Grand Canon
Colorado River
Arizona
Florida
Nassau
Atlantic City
Washington
Washington Street
Old South Meeting House
Impressions of Saranac Lake Topic Discussed by Society
The Massachusetts Medical Society Middlesex east district met at the American House last evening. Dr. Richard Dutton read a paper titled Impressions of Saranac Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Medical Society
Middlesex
Richard Dutton
Saranac Lake
Cleveland urges Democrats to unite for presidential win
In a Saturday Evening Post article Philadelphia February 17 former President Cleveland calls Democratic rank and file to unite for a win next November. He presses tariff reform economy and cautions on national morality and tradition while urging leadership that embodies Democratic ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Isthmian Canal
One Man and Four Hundred Girls in Franklin Square House
The so called bravest man in Boston has moved into Franklin Square House as janitor and watchman. Dr. George L. Perin's institution housed 400 young women who had banned male visitors except in a guarded reception room with seven chaperons. The town buzzed over who the male resident could be and whether leap year allowed a single man among the clearest beauties of New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Square House
Boston
George L. Perin
New England
Mannix Sentenced to Two Years for Worthless Check
William F. Mannix received a two year term in the house of correction after admitting in Superior Criminal Court to passing a worthless check on Governor Bates. He asked to return to New York with his brother for medical treatment, while Judge Aiken noted Mannix's connections and unfortunate surroundings but held him legally responsible for his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Mannix
Bates
House of Correction
Aiken
Superior Criminal Court
New York
Haggerty Accepts Call at Hope Chapel
William A. Haggerty, Harvard Divinity School student and 1900 Wesleyan College graduate, yesterday accepted the pastorate of Hope Chapel on Shawmut Street, mission linked with Old South Church, to succeed Rev. Henry C. Hannum who moves to a Western church. He has long led the Old South Church young men’s Bible class and is also a Boston University graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Haggerty
Harvard Divinity School
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Old South Church
Henry C. Hannum
Haggerty
Wesleyan College
Boston University
Inspector Charles Glidden Retired on Half Pay
Police board general orders retire Inspector Charles Glidden after 30 years service at half pay. Patrolman William J. Moore of Division 12 fined five days' pay for loitering in a saloon on his route on January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Board
Charles Glidden
William J. Moore
Division 12
Annapolis Examination in South Boston Feb 26-27
Candidates aged 16 to 20 who are bona fide residents of the 10th congressional district will take the Annapolis entrance examination in South Boston List School on Friday and Saturday February 26 and 27. Instructions come from Hon William S McNary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
10Th Congressional District
South Boston
William 8. McNary
Captain Herrick, Civil War Officer, Dies in City
Captain David W. Herrick, longtime police captain of the city and Civil War veteran, died today. Known for his public service, he led a notable career in law enforcement and military duty. Funeral details were not immediately released.
Captain Herrick Dies After Illness in Brighton Home
The funeral notice notes Captain Herrick of the Boston Police, a popular officer and Civil War cavalry veteran born in 1826 in Columbia, New York. He lived at 68 Chestnut Hill Avenue, Brighton, and died after a long illness. He served as a captain in the First Massachusetts Cavalry and was a prominent Boston manufacturer. He was twice married and is survived by his wife, a married son and daughter.
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Chestnut Hill Avenue
Brighton
Herrick
Boston
Columbia
N. Y
Captain Herrick
First
Massachusetts Cavalry
Letter Carriers Seek Free Rides on L Line Union Meeting
The National Association of Letter Carriers held a meeting at the American House with 30 members present. President Jeremiah D. Horn presided as a vote passed requesting Postmaster Hibbard to add a contract proviso allowing uniformed letter carriers to ride free in electric cars on the Elevated road. The treasurer reported a large rise in finances over prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Letter Carriers
Jeremiah D. Horn
Hibbard
Murray Arrested for Jamaica Plain Break Involving Jewelry Theft
George Murray of 678 Shawmut Avenue was arrested on a warrant for breaking and entering the home of Edward Dubrulel at 66 School Street Jamaica Plain and stealing jewelry valued at 150 dollars. Part of the property was recovered at Murray's rooms.
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Murray
Jamaica Plain
George Murray
Shawmut Avenue
Edward Dubrulel
School Street
Secretary Elected for Systematic Beneficence in 1901 Port land
The nine member committee of the national Congregational council, meeting in Portland Maine in October 1901, elected Rev Charles A Nar Nor which Lown Conn as secretary of systematic beneficence for Congregational churches in the United States Samuel B Capen Li D Boston chairman. Northrup will promote pledges from churches and individuals ensuring an annual church collection and member gifts to support the American board American Missionary Association Congregational Home Missionary Society and the Church Building Society.
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National Congregational Council
Portland
Samuel B. Capen
Li D
Boston
Charles A. Nar
First Congregational Church
Norwich
American Board
American Missionary Association
Congregational Home Missionary Society
Melrose Russell Club Dines at Universalist Vestry
The annual banquet of the Russell Club was held in the Universalist Church vestry this evening with 150 covers. Hon. Daniel Russell of Melrose, namesake of the organization, was the special guest of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Russell Club
Universalist Church
Daniel Russell
Keith's Talent to Act at Harvard Union
Harvard men will be entertained tomorrow evening at the Harvard Union by a portion of the troupe now playing at Keith's. Mr. Paul Keith, a Harvard graduate, will send six attractions from the theatre this week to Cambridge.
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Keith
Harvard Union
Harvard
Paul Keith
Cambridge
Y M C A Minstrels At Durrell Hall Cambridge
The Young Men’s Christian Association held a minstrel show at Durrell Hall in Cambridge last night. The audience enjoyed seeing local friends perform and greeted familiar hits with loud applause.
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Durrell Hall
Young Men’s Christian Association
Cambridge
Levy reports spring fashion success for Wolf's "My Clothier"
Mr. E. K. Levy, buyer of women's apparel for Wolf's "My Clothier" at Hanover and Portland streets, notes phenomenal success in securing the newest spring styles and numerous novelties in suits not yet shown to the public, currently in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Levy
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
New York
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Winter Street
Daylight Store
Gertrude T
Smith Avenue
City
Lowney
Bowen Barker
Glenside
Jamaica
Collins
G. J. Wrist
Batrest
South Bosnr
I. HM. Lakin
Dorchester Street
South
Anceles CO
Summer St
Uistillery
Ieadache
With
U.S
W. D. Harding
Seansbuilding
NEW England Brick CO
Boston Jewellers
Middlesex Medical Society
Mannix
W. A. Haggerty
James A. Houston
Houston & Henderson
Washington St., Cor
Temple Place
David W. Herrick
Chickering
Chase
William
Front St
Plaid
N. J
Plainfield
Eastern Drug Co
Woodward's Drug Store
Tremont St
Chase Manufacturing Co
Newburg
Hton & Dutton
Creeen
Staampese
Dept
Aseuey
Ormer
Salaay
Cook
Hermsdorf
Inc
Rot
Antineaa
Haale
Helmsdorf
Otton
Baltimore
Aia
China
Deece
Feens Mahogans
Brussels
Axminster
Lamp Dept
Worcester
Parlor Pride
Baking Soda Sa
Peepers
Bia
Delicatessen
Esees
Gowen
Wesseereere
T and
Sar
Melrose Russell Club
DINES
Picture Dept
Smallware
Funay Sho Brook
Priday
Oweee Ees
East Boston
Music Hall
Healey
Bishop Brown
St. Paul’s A. M. E. Church
Portland and
Hastings Streets
Arkansas
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