Newsies Dance at Convention Hall Draws 2000
The sixth annual hall of the Happy Twenty a Boston newsboys event drew more than 2000 attendees last night at Convention Hall. Business and political figures plus representatives of major Boston dailies attended, making it the busiest Happy Heritage celebration to date.
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Boston
Boston Cabaret Ball Showcases Broadway Flair and Guests
A grand upstairs dance floor thronged with dancers while a lavish cabaret in the banquet hall impressed guests. Councillor Woods represented Mayor Curley as notable attendees included former Lieutenant-Governor Barry and several editors and publishers. The event featured two orchestras, vaudeville acts, and dance demonstrations by local performers. Ball and va ca s committees listed with Rubinovitch, Saxe, Waldman and others as leaders and aides.
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Broadway
Councillor Woods
Mayor Curley
Barry
Fred Vorenberg
Sol Bacharach
J. B. Boghart
S. H. McCutcheon
F. H. van Gelder
The
Christian Science Monitor
Thomas Downey
Globe
Jack Cohan
New England News Company
James A. Reardon
H. R. Williams
American
Samuel Sklier
Record
Joseph Callahan
Traveler and Herald
Daniel A. Maloney
Timothy I. Moynahan, Jr
Post
Clayton Clancy
Elizabeth Gallagher
Aless Allen
Marguerite S. Collins
Ball
Abraham Rubinovitch
Samuel Saxe
Moses Rubinovitch
Philip Bernstein
George Aphbiaum
Benjamin Waldman
I. Zieman
K. Krutch
H. Grossberg
J. Krute
M. Weinbaum
I. Zilean
E. Feldberg
J. Bianco
P. Quint
J. Baker
Benjamin Aldman
Louis Rothman
Oses Rubinovitch
Tony Chester
George Applebaum
H. Fireman
George Horenstein
Ralph Frasca
Abraham
Happy) Rubinovitch
Abraham M Rubinovitch
Barry claims he saved the state a million dollars
Former Lieutenant-Governor Barry testified to a State House committee that he saved the state a million by denying unnecessary warrants. He urged bills to raise the Lieutenant Governor salary to 5000 and to purchase a governor’s automobile, claiming the office requires two workers and long hours.
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Commonwealth
Barry
State House
Fresh groundfish prices stay low at piers amid light arrivals
Morning Star delivered haddock, cod, pollock, hake and other fish but sales were weak as holiday delays kept skippers from port. Prices ranged from 1 to 19 cents for various species while Captain Wharton reported a 5200 dollar first trip from the Robert and Richard. A flotilla from foreign ports, including Idaho and Elizabeth, is overdue and coastal shipping faced delays from a northeast gale.
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Morning Star
T Wharf
Robert Wharton
Robert and
Richard
Bohemian
Leyland Line
Liverpool
Cora I. Maricle
Benjamin F. Maricle
Cambridge
Iowa
Congregational Church
Idaho
Hull
Eng
Elizabeth
Rotterdam
Waaldik
Appenine
Fowey
Verona
Navigazione Generale Italian
New England
Dizer
Nacoochee
Savannah
Funeral notices from Feb. 18 1915 Boston area list
Obituary column lists multiple funeral services across Brookline Somerville Roxbury East Boston Chelsea Cambridge Melrose Holbrook and Danvers for individuals including Albert Brimmett Mary Bumstead George Clark Katherine Collins Temple Craige William Dayton Mary Defren Rachel Dillon Thomas Doyle Calman Faunce Frank Fitts Jeremiah Flynn Thomas Gallagher John Garvin Patrick Hannifin Susan Josephs Ephraim Lewis Mary Lindstrom Cora Maricle Elizabeth McIntire Jeremiah McLaughlin Richard Millard Sarah Parnell Mary Parr Sterling Ross Peter Smith Albert Smith John Smithers Samuel Souther John Sullivan Helen Wilson Benjamin Wilson with service details and interment notes.
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Clark
Brookline
George Richard Clark
Presbyterian Church
Clinton
Mass
Collins
Somerville
Katherine
Michael Collins
Bemish
East Cambridge
Washington St
St. Joseph's Church
Craige
Wakefield
Temple F
Lawrence St
Dayton
Holbrook
William F. Dayton
Dorchester
Mansfield
Martin Mattimee
North Franklin
Mansfield Council
K. of O
Aerie
Holy Cross Cemetery
Defren
Westwood
Mary
Philip Defren
High St
Dillon
Boston
Rachel M. Dillon
Broadway
Gate of Heaven
Doyle
Thomas J. Doyle
East Boston
Fitton Council
E. G. Yobin
St. Paul’s Church
Woodward Park St
Roxbury
Faunce
Jamaica Plain
Calvin
Annie T. Faunce
Rogers
Garrett B. Roach
Adelaide St
Fitts
St. John’s Rectory
Linwood St
Frank EB. Fitts
Gallagher
Thomas
Annie Gallacher
Connolly
Moore St
Star of the Sea
Garvin
Brigston
John Francis
Joseph
Catherine Garvin
Hayes
Antwerp St
St. Anthony's Church
Hannifin
Patrick
Mary Hannifin
East Weymouth
Curtis
Dudley St
St. Patrick's Church
Lindstrom
C. P. Lindstrom
Joyce
Princeton St
Church of the Sacred Heart
Maricle
Cambridge
Cora Letts
B. S. Maricle
Iowa
Danvers
Parr
William Parr
Thomas Parr
Eighth St
Ross
Nassau
Sterling Turner Ross
Trinity Church
Smith
Peter
Sarah Smith
Graven
North End
Delle Ave
Mission Church
Albert E
Theresa V. Smith
Kelly
Cambridge St
Bunker Hill Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen
Providence
R. I
Smithers
John RB
Gertrude A. Smithers
Duffie
Hancock St
St. Mary's Church
St. Paul's
Souther
Hingham
Samuel
Hobart St
Sullivan
John M
Steve
Mary FM
Saratoga St
Tierney
Patrick Tierney
Wm. B. Tierney
Immaculate Conception
Revere
North Franklin St
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Randolph
South Station
Braintree
Wilson
Helen Maris
William J
Steamer Report From City of Bristol Notes Buoy Fire
Thursday night on the steamer City of Bristol for New York reports the Point Rip Gas Buoy at the westerly entrance to Great Round Shoal Channel is burning so dimly it is hard to make out. The Rhine, a full rigged ship laid up here, is loaded with spruce and ready to sail for Buenos Ayres. Yesterday she was towed to an anchorage below the Castle with 1 410 788 feet of lumber and will receive 12 a thousand for transporting.
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City of
Bristol
New York
Great Round Shoal
Rhine
Buenos Ayres
Castle
St. Thh
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures List
Shipping news records steamers arriving at Eastport Portland and Gloucester and departures to New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Norfolk. Vessels include Bohemian Hiscoe Liver Iingan Garbutt Louisburg and others with tugs and schooners noted in Gloucester and Belfast areas.
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Bohemian
Hiscoe
Liver Iingan
Garbutt
Louisburg
Erie Star
Mitchell
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Lexington
Nickerson
Philadelphia
H. F
Dimock
Crowell
New York
Everett
Giles
Baltimore
Belfast
Crockett
Winterport
Otty
Gloucester
Limekin
Boston
Yarmouth
Juniata
Newport News
H. M. Whitney
Middlesex
Margaret Haskell
Norfolk
Mercury
Hisie
Engineers Protest Bill 1111 at Faneuil Hall
Nearly 2000 Greater Boston engineers gathered at Faneuil Hall to protest House Bill 1111. They adopted resolutions opposing the bill, which they say would allow any mechanic or fireman to perform engineering work and will be sent to state lawmakers.
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Union Engineers of
Greater Boston
Faneuil Hall
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Massachusetts Highway Commission
Charlton
Ashburton Place
Boston
Maass
William PD. Schier
Frank D. Kemp
James W. Synan
Swansea
Mass
William D. Sohter
James W. SY ¥Nan
Obituary and church notices from Boston area groups
Obituaries and memorial notices for Jeremiah T. McTaughlin William J. Magee and Thomas H Dacey announce services at Bainbridge Street Charlestown and death notices for William Landrigan and Eileen Wall with acknowledgments from families and affiliated societies including Saint Mary's Church Scots Charitable Society and Landrigan mass of requiem honoring memorial dates and attendance details for February events in Boston area communities.
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Boston Postoffice Clerks’ Association
Jeremiah T. McTaughlin
Bainbridge St
Charlestown
WM. J. Magee
Thomas H. Dacey
Sec’y
Scots’ Charitable Society
State House
Washington
Tremont St
Thomas R. P. Gibb
Landrigan
William Landrigan
Cathedral Chapel
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Gabriel Reid Maguire
Grace
Bradbury
George R. Clark
Bible School
Brotherhood
Union Square Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Somerville
Francis W. O'Brien
D. D
Richard W. Grant
Frances EB. Bean
Allston Hill Memorial Baptist Church
Harvard Street
Allston
Herbert S. Johnson
W. Bradley Whitney
Lincoln
UNION
Sodom
Winthrop Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Winthrop Street
Dudley Street
Dudley Strep Baptist Church
Fulton
Page Clase
Rees
Harbinger OF Light Society
Huntington Avenue
Adelaide
Wittlefield
F. H. Roscoe
Providence
R. L
William §. Butler
J. Herbert Yeomans
Boston
F. A. Wiggin
H. C. Berry
Professor Crown
Estella Ross
Robert Walter Douglas
Court of
Arthur A. Myers
M. Brigham
Religious notices flood Boston churches in 1915 advertisement
A dense list of services across Boston and surrounding towns features Adventist, Advent Christian, Baptist, Christadelphian, Christian Scientist, Unitarian, Universalist, and Episcopal venues. Speakers include A V Cotton and Elder Alien Moon, with lectures on church history, Biblical prophecy, and Lent plans. Public invited. seats free. various times and locations listed.
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Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Boston
Mass
A. V. Cotton
Alien Moon
Massachusetts Conference
Columbia Hall
Studio Building
Davis
West Somerville
W. R. Utehman
Advent Christian Church
Warren Street
C. O. Farnham
D. D
Putnam Street
Somerville
DB. Banks
Christadelphian
Christadelphians
Franklin Union Building
Berkeley Street
The
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
Christian Scientist the
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Mother Church
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Episcopal
OF ST. Paul
Bishop Lawrence
Dean Rousmaniere
Conference of Church Students
Lawrence
Washington
Pr. Mann
Trinity Church
Joseph B. Dunn
Co. D
Lynchburg
Virginia
Thocesan
Missionary Force of Christian Social Service
Philo W. Sprague
Jeffrey R. Brackett
Hugh L. Burleson
Church OF the Adve
Mt. Vernon
Brim
Father Huntington
Christ Church
Salem Street
William H. Dewart
Italiah
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Albert
Brimmett
Appleton St
Framingham
Bumstead
Robert Bumstead
Sammon
John Regan
Creighton St
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
M’intire
Elizabeth R
William Henry McIntire
Upland Road
North Cambridge
Baptist Church
Woodville
Westboro
Hopkinton
M'Laughlin
Jeremiah F
Rose McLaughlin
Leahy
St. Catherine's Church
St. Catherine’s Church
North
U.s
Fort Hill
Shipping News
Bunker Hill
Warren S.T
Eileen Wall
Chas.s
Norris
Rosen’s
School St
Emerson
Durrell's
Rox
E Post
United School
Huntington Ave
Fred Martin
Berkeley St. Ee
Workingmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon St
Fowler &C
School St. Lic
BU B Loan CO
Office Appliance Co
Devonshire St
Department OF Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Agriculture
Massachusetts
Barnstable
Berkshire
Dukes
Franklin
Nantucket
United States
Essex
Suffolk
Worcester
Hampden
Hampshire
Plymouth
Bureau of Animal Industry
D. F. Houston
Tel
Hay
J. Stain
Leverett St
the Post
P. Brawner
Publice
the Licensing Board
Charles KR. Gow
Josiah S. Dean
Robert A. Woods
Licensing Board
Licensing Board Tc
Mark H. Crehan
Gardner Washburn
Michael J. Morgan
M. H. Crehan & Co
Sunda S
Baptist
Bible
Billy
Duncan MacPhie
MacPhie
Warren Avenuer Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Frederick E. Heath
Washington Street
Olive E. Russell
Pilgrim
Guy T. Mitchell
Sargent
Union Congregational Church
Erner Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Ernest Graham Guthrie
Guthrie
Maunder
Olivet
Calvary
Union Church Quartet
William Lester Bates
Boston Licensing Board
L. Raymond Talbot
OLD South Church
George A. Gordon
Ulysses
Grant
Willis Hl. Butler
Jesus
Gordon
Newbury
Berkeley Streets
George T. Smart
Newton High Wands
Pants the Hart
Spohr
P. m
Park Street
Park and Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
Conrad
Ariel
Union Reel
Temple Israel
Commonwealth Avenue
Blandford Street
Harry Leyi
Henry L. Gideon
Enemies and Friends of the Republic
Moses Mendelsgohn
Lutheran
ST. Mark’s English Lutheran Church
Edwin Tunn Miller
M. Methodist Episcopal Union
Methodist Episcopal
Hue
Temple
Columbus
Ian Church
Columwatte- Pan
K. M. Munro
Presbyterian Ma
Iinand
Isabella
Egbath
Salvation Army Salvation Army
Bowdoin Sq. Tabernacle
Surcay
Seret
M. Elliot
Shepard
Swedenborgian Church
New Jerusalem
Bowdole Street
Is Reed
H. Clinton Hay
Reed
Unitarian
King's Chapel
Tremont
School Streets
Oisters
Howard N. Brown
Sydney B. Snow
Mr. Brown
Mr. Snow
Lowell Invetiture
J. Winthrop Platner
Andover Theological Seminary
Universalist Second Society OF Universalists OF Boston
Sewall Avenue
Coolidge Corner
Brooklins
Stephen Herbert Roblin
Brahms
Frey
Scott
Roxbury Universalist Church
Buena Vista Street
Holden
R. Franz Reissmann
Lotus
SLE
International Bible Students’ Association
Steinert Nall
Barlston Street
P. Gleason
Bouce White
Church of the Social Revolution
Berkeley Hall
Tremont and
Slattery
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Boston College
Lawrence W. Rogers
Apo Tremont Temple
Jay William “Hudson
Massachusetts Peace Society
America
Europe
Albert B. Pillsbury
Mystic
Common Cause Society Forum
Franklin Union Hall
Berkeley and
Appleton Streets
John J. Kelly
NEW Thought Forum
Hale
Rosicgracian Assembly
Boylston Street
Kensington
Hall
J. K. Hicks
Lynn New Thought Alliance
Market St
NEW Thought
Huntington Chambers
Emma C. Poore
Catharine Thompson
Paine Hall
P. Bland
Rhode Island
Roscoe
F. A. Wirgin
First Science Bible Spiritual Church (Inc
Washington Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Rebecca G. Treadwell
Louise D. Francis
William B. Gale
Spiritual Endeavor Society
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
Malden
Lyceum
Cambridge Hall
George W. Nutter
Leighton
Perry
LEE Hall
Lucy A. Johnson
Tremont Street
Harvey Redding
Public Spiritual Circle
Public Library
Franklin Union Bid
Berkeley
Belle Robertson Jennings
May Millan
Wash Street
Rathburn Hall
Spi Jers
Ag. Aetia
Patter & Potter
Patter & Pot R
Devonshire St. Somerville
Devonshire Et
City Swill
Fr. L. Baker
State St
North Station
Brown & Stackpole
Haverhill
GHO. M. Fogg
Georgetown
L. Baker
West
Winchester
Mt. Pleasant St
Hoston
Brookline Hills
Call
Piius
Henry D. Bennett
Water St
Main
N. Y
Chapin Varm Agence
Ft. Hinl
Falvey
Pearl
Pearl Street
Sullivan Sq
Cleveland St
Tinden
Charles River
W. P. Morris
Medfield Grange
Medfield
Chapin Farm
Abrayley & Knowles
Henry A. Brown
Shire St
Albert Ammann
F. Ht
aTia
Empire St
Alliston
Brighton
J. N. Millner
Sweeney
Ninth St
South
Commonwealth OF Massachusett
James McGovvern
Port of Boston
State Department of Health
South Bay
Joseph Hanreddy
Helen * Butterfield
Metropolan Park Police
James Crouch
Beston
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board
Boston Harbor
Reem
Committee Ontreet Railways
MH Lal
Dale St
Gordon W. Gordon
Robert T. Kent
Commonwealth OF Massachtusptts
Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Roos No
Frank Bartley
Chateman
Fred Santosu'osso
Conway
Kent & OO
Parker Memorial
Cor
Appleton Ste
Press Syndicate
Regina
G. M. Stevens
Temple Ave
Winthrop
Masa
White Star Line
Azores
Gibraltar
Italy
Canopic
Ballantoe
Georgia
Tennessee
C. S. Gooding
American National Detective Agency
OLD South Bldg
Wash. St
Andrew Leclair
Quartermaster's Office
Summer St
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Quartermaster Corps
U. S. Army
W. S. Wood
Quartermaster’s Office
W. 8
Wood
Penn
Thomas Cruse
W. W. Sabin
Congress St
Clarke
Philadelphia Business College
Merchants Bank
Indianapoli
Ind
Washington, D.C
Earl Hopkins
D.C
Newton
Kissel Kar
Franklin Institute
Dept
Rochester
ADRK
Atlantic Shiping CO
Boston and Vicinity
Heacock
Lockport
N.Y
John Bte
H. Girouard
Bactouche
Kent Go
Westbrook
F. P
Wing St
Mase
Aldan
Nothampton St. EL
Cutlet Clothing CO
Washington Clo.co
Laconia
Ste
Dover
Sta
Max Keezer
Mass. Ave
Ryard
Powers & Johnson
Boyiston St
I. H. Burack & CO
Bromfield St
Imperial Jewelry CO
Alberts
Prof
Slyh
Tremony SF
Walts
Helene L. Sweney
Boylston St
Heinemann House
Heinemann
Bay State
Righards' School of Dancing
Wuntingwa Ave
St. Botolph Sf
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co
Ufe
George A. Smith
G. A. Smptus Nantasket
Peach Poll
South Shore
South Stallion
Adivesa
Taraagoeta
Cigt
Agiare Gut
Wall Diamonds
Molei Bearaioe
Pivcia
Lovematter
Ella EW
Puller
Masaid County
Andrew J. Bailey
Courabe
Moston Peat
Poston