Thugs Attack Couple on Commercial Street Near North End Park
A group of assailants beat Mr and Mrs Salvaetsig of East Boston early yesterday along Commercial street near North End park and robbed them of 21. Four sailors arriving at cries helped but the attackers escaped into an alley off Causeway street. Mr Salvaetsig is bedridden with wounds and Mrs Salvaetsig is under a doctor’s care after fending off a strike with a hat pin.
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Republic Steamer Avoids Collision After Anchorage Drag
The White Star liner Republic arrived at Naples at 5 p m Saturday the 16th and, after anchoring, dragged anchors and slightly fouled a nearby steamer with very slight damage to both. She proceeded to Alexandria and will fulfill her itinerary arriving there as scheduled and sailing March 16 as advertised.
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Order Front Doors of Electric Cars Unlocked
The railroad commissioners issued an order allowing passengers to exit via either end of trolley cars by leaving front doors unlocked. They also require lights at the rear of cars to reduce rear end collisions, citing a recent Springfield incident.
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MISS GAFFNEY'S RECITAL AT HOTEL OXFORD
Miss Minnie Gaffney gave a piano forte recital at the Hotel Oxford assisted by Charles Edward Leslie violinist Laura Carleton contralto and William Edridge baritone. She played Liszt Chopin and Beethoven to enthusiastic acclaim and plans another recital later in the season.
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The Little Cherub Engagement Extended in Boston
Charles Froimuan cables from London to lengthen fattlie Williams run in The Little Cherub at the Park beyond the three weeks planned. The show has achieved great success in Boston and rivals its New York premiere.
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Volunteers Hold Midwinter Revival at Gospel Mission Post
The Volunteers of America secure Rev. A. C. Thompson D D to lead a midwinter revival series. Starting Sunday, a week or two of nightly services are held at 478 Tremont with evangelist Thompson directing the meetings.
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Dorchester Unity Club to Host First Dancing Party
The Unity Club, prominent Dorchester and South Boston young men, will hold its first dancing party tomorrow evening at Winthrop Hall Upham's Corner. Arrangements committee members are Charles A. Carolan William J. Reagan John Ledwith George Minchin and Joseph T O Rielly.
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Glover Will Case Returns to Supreme Court in Needham
The Glover will case, spanning six years, returns before the Supreme Judicial Court with Judge Henry K. Braley. Frederick P. Glover left Chestnut and Lincoln streets Needham homestead for a Glover Home and Hospital for women and children and a relief fund for locals. Mrs. Spaulding’s bill of review will be heard. 40 witnesses expected. trial set for May at Norfolk Superior Court.
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Hanks to Speak on Boston Railroad Problem
Charles Stedman Hanks will address the Boston City Club tomorrow at 8 pm on The Railroad Problem as It Vitally Affects Boston and New England Interests. He has studied the issue for years and may comment on Boston’s banking situation affecting business, with James P. Munroe presiding.
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Boston boys taught cabinet making at North Bennet School
A cabinet making class begins this week at the North Bennet Street Industrial School in Boston. An expert teacher leads the program to train boys in wood working tools and mechanical drawing, with four weekly evenings and later full day sessions. The free course aims to prepare competent workers for skilled trade wages.
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