Birthday celebration for Robert Emmet in Boston
Clan na Gael chairman plans a Boston birthday event with Judge ONeill Ryan of Saint Louis and Rev Eugene Sheehey of Limerick delivering speeches at Hollis Street Theatre. A 100-strong reception committee will greet guests, and a 200-plate banquet is set for Hotel Essex with Mayor Collins presiding.
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Robert Emmet
Boston
Clan-na-Gael
Thomas J. Collins
O'Neill Ryan
St. Louis
Eugene Sheehey
Limerick
Ireland
Hollis Street Theatre
Hotel Essex
Ninth Regiment
Hibernians
Clan-na- Gael
Collins
Division 61 A. O. H. to Meet Tomorrow Afternoon
A meeting of Division 61 A. O. H. will be held tomorrow at 2 30 o clock at 3 South Eden Street Charlestown.
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Division 61
A. O H
South Eden Street
Charlestown
Fireman Rushes to Battle with Half Shaved Face
Lieutenant Martin J. Mulligan of Engine 15 rushed to the fire at Box 42 at the junction of Dorchester Avenue and Broadway. He shaved in his room before leaving, but lather froze on one side of his face as he jumped to the hose wagon and sped to the scene, eliciting laughter from bystanders.
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South Station
Martin J. Mulligan
Dorchester Avenue
Broadway
Federal Street
Mob Attacks Lynn Cutters During Shoe Strike
In Lynn on February 20 a mob of about 40 attacked two cutters from Walton & Logan. Levi White defended himself against blows after being joined by Otto Massey and George O Neil who were arrested for disorderly conduct. White and Richardson escaped and headed for Revere Beach depot as eggs and snowballs flew.
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Revere Beach
Fire Causes Boiler Room Loss at Broadway National Bank
A fire yesterday morning caused about 1600 dollars in damage to the boiler room of the Broadway National Bank located at the corner of Milk and Arch streets.
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Broadway National Bank
Milk and
Arch Streets
Masonry Scheme Leads to Criminal Trial in Superior Court
John N. Shattuck faces trial for allegedly larcenizing $15 from Robert J. Yates by promising him Mason membership. Yates joined the proposed Ancient Landmark No. 1 lodge, met at Castle Hall, and later learned he had been duped. Testimony from several members supported the claim. The hearing continues Tuesday morning.
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Superior Criminal Court
John N. Shattuck
Robert J. Yates
Shattuck
Yates
Knights of Malta
Masons
Castle Hall
New Lodge
Osgood W. Carney
Boston
William J. Moore
Conrad Allen
Allen
Massachusetts
Cotillon closes four Copley Hall parties at Fay Abbott event
Col Sohier led the cotillon at Copley Hall closing four subscription dances arranged by Mrs. Fay and Mr. Abbott. Guests included Miss Martha Phillips and the Whitney sisters. Supper followed with silken sashes for men and floral wreaths for women.
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Copley Hall
William P. Fay
Holker Abbott
Martha Phillips
Whitney
Brookline
Hannah Palfrey
Jeffries
Buffieda Roosevelt
Frances Dana
Margaret Crocker
Nathalie Matthews
Rachel Brooks
Rosamond Saltonstall
Grace Dabney
Katharine Fay
Lei
Miss Shattuck
Boston Athletic Association Employees' Mutual Relief Ball Held
The 10th annual ball of the Boston Athletic Association Employees' Mutual Relief Association was held in Paul Revere Hall last evening with about 300 people in attendance. Prominent ladies included Miss Margaret Campbell Mrs. C R Johnson Miss Mary McInnis Mrs. Louis Bignell Miss Katherine Conry Mrs J Shea Mrs W J Higgins Mrs Frank Moran Mrs J R Mead Miss May O Toole Miss May Flood Miss Minnie O Neill Mrs Hanson and Miss Fitzgibbons.
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Boston Athletic Association Employees’ Mutual Relief Association
Paul Revere Hall
Margaret Campbell
C. R. Johnson
Mary McInnis
Louis Bignell
Katherine Conry
W. J. Higgins
Frank Moran
J. R. Mead
May O'Toole
May Flood
Minnie O'Neill
Hanson
Fitzgibbons
First Brigade Signal Corps Hall Held in Berkeley Hall
The first hall of the signal corps First Brigade M V M was held last evening in Berkeley Hall. The grand march was led by Sergeant Frank A Miller and his sister Minnie, followed by Sergeant and Mrs S Stewart Smith, Sergeant C H Dirkmeyer and Miss Fay, with 75 couples attending. Guests included Lieutenant Lovett, ex Commander Colonel Sanborn, Staff Colonel Stevens, Captain Bell, and Lieutenant Barrows.
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Signal Corps
Berkeley Hall
Frank A. Miller
Minnie
S. Stewart Smith
C. H. Dirkmeyer
Totally Blind Children Stage Five Act Drama and Shaksperian Scenes
Pupils from the Perkins Institution for the Blind in South Boston present a five act play and two Shakspere scenes on February 28 at 3 o clock. All performers are blind inmates. proceeds benefit the Kingston Kindergarten for the Blind in Jamaica Plain.
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Perkins Institution For the Blind
South
Boston
Buckingham
John Ellis
Puck
Fred Walsh
Vola
Charles Amadon
Frank Nelson
Wesley Lord
Alfred Heroux
Rank Diamond
Barnard Levin
Mr. Stover
Fred
First Mutual Aid Society Hall Event in Dorchester
The first grand hall of the Mutual Aid Society of Dorchester gathered about 100 attendees at Paine Memorial Hall last evening. Floor director was B Aimoni with assistant E F Piotti. aids included M Piotti E Brugnoni A Biagio G Piotti A Lucni L Maraggia A Gemelli and C Piotti.
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Mutual Aid Society of
Dorchester
Paine Memorial Hall
B. Aimoni
E. F. Piotti
M. Piotti
E. Brugnoni
A. Biagio
G. Piotti
A. Lucni
L. Maraggia
A. Gemelli
C. Piotti
Canada Rebuilt Ship Returns to Charlestown Service
A cablegram from the Dominion line reports the steamer Canada left Queenstown yesterday bound for Charlestown with a full freight mix of saloon and steerage passengers. This is her first voyage to this port since 1899 after repair and enlargement at Harland and Wolff in Belfast, making her a 10 000 ton vessel with greatly enhanced accommodations.
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Dominion Line
Canada
Queenstown
Liverpool
Charlestown
Africa
Harland & Wolff
Belfast
Federation of Catholic Societies Meets Tomorrow
A Suffolk Catholic groups meeting at Boston College music room tomorrow at 3 pm will elect officers for 1903 and adopt a constitution. Speakers include Thomas A. Mullen Mathew Cummings John A. Ryan Rev Francis X Dolan T D Monast and Henry Wessling representing various ethnic societies.
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American Federation of Catholic Societies of Suffolk Aunty
Boston College
Thomas A. Mullen
Mathew Cummings
John A. Ryan
The
Hibernians
Francis X. Dolan
Cathedral
T. D. Monast
Henry Wessling
Postum Food Coffee Aids Nurses And An Editor
A Kansas City nurse recounts quitting coffee and using Postum Food Coffee to overcome nervous exhaustion from night shifts. She cites a sister nurse’s advice and notes long term strength, plus a newspaper editor who recovered after stopping coffee and adopting Postum, credited as a key factor by the Postum Company.
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Kansas City
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Barbour Likely Chosen To Lead Tremont Temple
The Rev Clarence A Barbour D D of Rochester New York is said to be Tremont Temple’s choice Deacons Leonard Rhodes and Robert Farquhar visited him this week at his Rochester home reporting a favorable view and a deacons meeting will be held soon to consider the matter Barbour has been under consideration for two months and is said to be a popular selection
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Clarence A. Barbour
D. D
Rochester
N. Y
Tremont Temple
Leonard Rhodes
Robert Farquhar
Barbour
Brockton Strike Settled Without Wage Compromise
The Building Union strike in Brockton ended after a referee ruled a daily wage of 2.65 dollars, a middle ground between the pre strike 2.50 and union demand of 3.00. The decision, favored by both sides, will be presented at a joint meeting of the Master Builders' Association and the union for acceptance.
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Brockton
Building Union
Master Builders’ Association
Revere's Natal Day Celebrated With 58th Dance
Citizens of Revere marked the separation from Chelsea with a division hall dance in Town Hall. About 300 attended, including many elder residents. The floor was directed by Daniel S. Fuller with B A. Loud as assistant and a team of 15 aides.
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Revere
Chelsea
Daniel S. Fuller
B. A. Loud
Boot and Shoe Makers Vote on Free Hides Tariff Impact
Boston Commercial Bulletin reports New England boot and shoe manufacturers and tanners largely favor removing tariff protection if hides become free. Of 3811 manufacturers surveyed, 64 oppose. among 29 tanners, 1 opposes. Under Wilson tariffs hides averaged 25 million dollars yearly, leather exports 17 million. under Dingley hides 48 million, leather exports 28 million. The study notes shoe tariff could raise at most six cents per pair.
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Boston Commercial Bulletin
New England
Bulletin
Veteran Apprentices to Celebrate 83rd Anniversary Dinner
The past members of the Mechanic Apprentices' Library Association will hold a dinner at the Crawford House on Monday at 2 30 o'clock to mark the 83rd anniversary of the ancient city institution.
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The
Mechanic Apprentices’ Library Association
Crawford House
Hapgood and Walsh Obituaries in Beachmont Roxbury Notices
Hapgood Harriet widow of Luther Hapgood died at Beachmont aged 77. Funeral from 38 Summer Street Monday Feb 23. Walsh Charles beloved husband of Ellen Walsh died at Roxbury aged 87 years 9 months 26 days. Funeral from 73 Northfield Street Monday Feb 23 at 8 15 am then High Mass at St Philip s Church 9 am. Relatives and friends invited.
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Hapgood
Beachmont
Harriet
Luther Hapgood
Summer Street
Walsh
Roxbury
Charles Walsh
Ellen Walsh
Northfield Street
St Philip's Church
Harrison Avenue
Wanted A temperate horses for steady employment
Wanted A temperate horses to row for steady employment. Address appears as MU 100. Pearl and Chelsea referenced. Board details unclear.
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Addrev
Pearl Ae
Chelsea
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Ankor
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Freemasons
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Col. Schier
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Ball
OF the Signal Corps
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Wis
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Rose BE
Traynor Rudiish
Sophia J. Muldogn Kuhleborn
Agnes E. Norton Rolf
Rose M. Durant
Castle Ringstetten
Danube River
Howe Memorial Club
Boys’ Department
Shakspere
Mogart
Thomas Stringer
Francis J. Rochford Duke of Buckingham
Charles H. Amadon Duke of Norfolk
William Clenon Cardinal Wolsey
Frederick J. Carney
Lord
Abergavenny
Francis J. Rochford
Bernard Tevin
Thomas Lovell
Lyman H. Harvey
Nicholas Mou
Edward Ryan Brandon
Patrick J. O'Neil
Frederick V. Walsh Gergeant
Shuster
Charles ‘Black
Edwin Stuart
Mendelssohn
Theseus
Duke of
Athens
Frederick W. Walsh Lysaner
Richard J. C. Barnard
Demetrius
Francis J. Rochford Philostrate
Revels
Barnard Levin Hippolyta
Joseph Bartlett
Ryan Helena
Renee Es Lyman H. Harvey Mince
Everett Davison Ottom
Edward Bradley
Eugene Smith Snout
Edwin Stuart Starveling
Chas
Black Pack
Areene John Plins
Patrick O’nell
Kindergarten For
Jamaica Plain
ACT V
Paine Hall
Federation OF Catholic Societies
Natal
Koch Lang
Boylston
Western Avenue
Brighton
Mass
Subway
E. Darvarton
Western Ave
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