Defenders Sons Hold First Annual Banquet in Boston
About 300 Sons of Veterans gathered at the American House for their inaugural banquet and convention. Toastmaster Charles K. Darling led remarks honoring the nation and urging allegiance to the federal government. Speakers included A. S. Pinkerton Alderman John H. Lee and others, with Lieutenant Governor Wolcott slated to speak that evening and a business meeting planned for the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Darling
A. S. Pinkerton
Senate
John H. Lee
C. W. Ernst
Co. F. O’brien
J. W. Kimball
George Evans
A. S. Cushman
F. P. Merrill
Edwin Eeap
W. A. Stevens
W. H. Delano
Russell
United States of America
Ernst
Uncle Sam
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Commonwealth of the Union
Sons of Veterans
Boston
Wolcott
Farneil Hall
United State
Columbian Ball Preparations Promise Magnificent Boston Event
The Columbian Ball committee works around the clock to ensure a grand event with tickets selling fast and substantial representation from New England mayors. Mayor of Boston and Governor Russell are expected, electrical displays and abundant flowers promise a stunning setting, with a handsome programme detailing elaborate entertainment and many notable attendees.
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New England
Boston
Russell
Reading railroad receivers appointed in New York
In U S Circuit Court Judge Wallace named Archibald McLeod Edward Paxson and E P Wilbur receivers for the Reading railroad in the Southern district of New York. The trio had already been appointed in Philadelphia yesterday and each qualified with sureties totaling 100000. Philadelphia clerk Bell noted the receivers signed a personal bond for 500000 for faithful service.
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New York
United States Circuit Court
Wallace
Thomas Co. Platt
Archibald McLeod
Edward M. Paxson
E. P. Wilbur
Reading Railroad
Southern District Circuit Court of
Philadelphia
McLeod, Paxson
Wilbur
Reading
Clerk Bell
Boston & Maine stockholders ratify Connecticut River lease
A Boston and Maine meeting at City Hall reviewed the terms of leasing the Connecticut River railroad. In a special session, about 100 stockholders heard that the lease pays 139000 dollars annually and requires interest on future indebtedness. Votes were counted with officers named to receive ballots.
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City Messenger
Sigourney Butler
Frank Jones
Clerk Butler
E. P. Burnham
Saco
E. C. Bartlett
Lowell
John R. Poor
Lawrence
G. H. Folger
Boston
A. L. Knight
Will Case To Be Heard In Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court
A will case involving the late Philip Schofield of South Boston and the probate of his will will be appealed in the Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court. Plaintiffs led by Mrs. Margaret C. Condon claim the testator was not of sound mind and that the will was executed while under influence of Rev. E. T. Schofield and his mother Ellen Schofield. The disputed property is valued at $17 000 and four heirs at law are involved.
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Suffolk County
Supreme Judicial Court
Philip Schofield
South
Boston
Margaret C. Condon
E. T. Schofield
West Newton
Ellen Schofield
Pavonia Arrives Delayed With Passengers at Dock
The Pavonia came in one day overdue at 5:30 PM. She brings 6 saloon passengers 149 steerage and 314 cabin travelers. Saloon travelers include A. A. Brigham C. Gibson M. Harman F. E. Lord Dwight Whiting and Mrs. Whiting.
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Pavonia
A. A. Brigham
C. Gibson
M. Harman
F. E. Lord
Dwight Whiting
Whiting
Mob Seizes Black Man From Jail in Springville
In Springville Alabama, 28 miles from Birmingham, a mob pulled Richard Mays alias Dock Moe from jail early this morning and fatally harmed him. A Black male about 19 years old was said to be the accused in the related incident involving a white woman.
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NasHvilte
Springville
Als
Wiles
Birmingham
Richard Mays
Dock Moe
Sons and Daughters Programme at America Hall
The sons and daughters of Acadia gathered at America Hall for Triune Assembly No. 7 musical and literary entertain ment. An extended amateur programme impressed, highlighted by a tambourine drill by twelve young ladies in charming costumes. A collation followed the final song amid applause.
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Sons and Daughters of
Fair
Acadia
Land of Evangeline
America Hall
Triune Assembly
Indiana to float Tuesday in Philadelphia christening plan
Washington Feb 21 The launching of the cruiser Indiana at Cramp’s ship yards Philadelphia has been postponed to Tuesday next. Secretary Tracy grants the President the honor to choose the person who shall christen the vessel as a citizen of Indiana.
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Washington
Indiana
Cramp’s
Philadelphia
Tracy
Claim a Slice of New Bedford Sears Court Property
Mrs Abbie C Gauthier of New Bedford claims ownership to Sears court a valuable city block behind the five cents savings bank purchased from heirs of Willard Sears. The court open from Purchase street and is vital to nearby property owners. Her father Fredenc Cushman bought the tannery and its site from Sears, making the property once Sears Court. She seeks deeds and documentary evidence, with potential developments expected.
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New Reptorph
Abbie C. Gauthier
Sears Court
New
Five Cents Savings Bank
Willard Sears
Purchase Street
Fredenc Cushman
Gauthree
Relations of the Higher Courts
The House judiciary committee favored a bill preserving Supreme Court jurisdiction for two years to hear appeals from Circuit and District Court decrees that arose as the Court of Appeals acted. The measure applies if the new courts were created before the act restricted appeals.
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Wasueton
House Judiciary Committee
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuit
District
Court of Appeals Act
The Crinoline Sensation on Boston Streets
A woman wearing a spring crinoline endures a chaotic urban scene as crowds, streetcars, and shop windows react with amusement. Bystanders chase, comment, and gasp from Winter to Boylston as she threads through crowds and doorways at White’s, Jordan Marsh, and Reynolds.
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Washington Street
Boston
Winter Street
Tremont
Boylston
Hotel Reynolds
Boylston Street
R. H. White’s
Jordan, Marsh & Co.’s
I Will Never Wear Hoops Again in Boston
Amy Rorsarr recalls a humiliating outing among crowds in Boston as crinoline hoops trap her in slushy streets and store doors. She describes gawking onlookers, a disapproving elevator operator, and a brave escape to finally shed the constraining hoops for slender everyday dress.
Vision of a crinoline causes crowd laughter on Boylston Street
A narrator describes a gaudy crinoline parade down Boylston and Washington streets drawing amused glances from a policeman, passersby, and hotel staff. Spectators react with giggles, whistles, and exclamations as the vision passes, with a girl marveling at the hoop width and a passerby singing out Ta-ra-ra-Boom-de-ay.
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West Street
Boylston Street
Boylston
Reynolds
Washington
Washington Street
Hair mattresses made to order at Wheeler Co Boston
Made to order hair mattresses two parts forty pounds best tick full fine ten dollars. At A W Wheeler and Co Manufacturers sixty three and sixty six Hanover street Boston opposite American House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W Wheeler & CO
Hanover
Bostom
American House
Fashion on the streets sparks public fascination in Boston
Observers react to a striking new women's street attire seen in Boston, with onlookers laughing and wondering if this bold look will become commonplace. The scene unfolds near Filene's as Amy Robsart descends the stairs, drawing a mixed crowd of men and women in the busy afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehronig
Shepard & Norwell’s
Tremont Street
Boston
Amy Robsart
Filene’s
Tea Brewing Tips for Strong, Hot Infusions
For tea drinkers a guide on strength and heat. Scald the pot before brewing and use one teaspoon per person plus one for the pot. Wet the tea with a small amount of water, then add boiling water, let steep, and adjust with more hot water as needed. Ceylon tea should not wait longer than five minutes. Make a little and often.
Brooklyn Bridge A Well Known Conductor's Ex perience
A noted conductor recalls his time guiding traffic on the Brooklyn Bridge during peak years seeking to explain the challenges and changes he witnessed. He reflects on crowd control, the bridge's evolution, and lasting impressions from his career.
Regents Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Benefit
A historical testimonial notes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine the speaker has ever taken after seven years working on trains at Brooklyn Bridge. He describes debility from constant work as a locomotive fireman and conductor and credits the remedy with restoring vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood’s. Sarsaparilla
Brooklyn Bridge
Today’s public events and meetings schedule
Governor Russell hosts a 10:30 to noon public reception. Memorial services at Cathedral of the Holy Cross. National Educational Association Superintendence meeting at Boylston Hall Cambridge. Perkins Institute services at 11 and 3. Sons of Veterans meet at Faneuil Hall. Old South exercises with Columbus and Washington address and prizes. New England Merchants and Mechanics exhibition at Winslow’s rink all day. Society of Sons of the Revolution services at King’s Chapel starting 10. Mercantile Library Association reception at Tremont. Leighton Parks speaks at Boston Latin School. Afternoon children’s festival at Music Hall. Championship skate at Salem. Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company dine at American House. Gettysburg Pilgrim Club dine at Thorndike. Fifty-eighth Massachusetts reunions at American House. Company G Eleventh Massachusetts reunion at Falmouth House. BAA games and Roxbury Latin School A A. Evening Burns lecture by Dr Lorimer at Tremont Temple. J A Andrew Post G A R dine at 1151 Washington St. Columbian ball at Mechanics Building ends day.
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Russell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Washington Street
National Educational Association
Department of Superintendence
Boylston Hall
Cambridge
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Sons of Veterans
Faneuil Hall
Old South
Columbus
Washington
New England Merchants and Mechanics
Winslow's Rink
Society of the Sons of the Revolution
King’s Chapel
Mercantile Library Association
Tremont Street
Leighton Parks
Boston Latin School
Music Hall
Salem
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
American House
Gettysburg Pilgrim Club
Thorndike
Fifty
Massachusetts
Company G
Falmouth House
Roxbury Latin School
Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Burns
J. A. Andrew Post
Mechanics’ Building
Wife cashes jubilee coin stash in postal order
London man Ralph C. Watson recalls a World Fair jubilee coin hoard he kept with pride. He describes how his wife sent a postal order after exchanging the coins for cash, losing both the £5 piece and the rest of his jubilee collection in the process.
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Ralph C. Watson
London
Globe-Democrat
All England
Bank of England
Threadneedle Street
Glasgow
Express
Weymouth Citizens Caucus Nominates Town Officers
Weymouth February 21 at East Weymouth caucus nominees include Hiram E. Raymond for selectman and overseer of poor John B. Burrell assessor Dr Joseph Chase Jr for three years Joseph A Cushing for school committee at large and constables Asa S Pratt and William T Merchant list of candidates announced for upcoming town offices.
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Weymouth
East Weymouth
Hiram E. Raymond
John B. Burrell
Joseph Chase, Jr
Joseph A. Cushing
Asa
Pratt
William T. Merchant
England and the Great Naval Review
In the House of Commons on February 21 Sir A K Shuttleworth, Secretary of the Admiralty, said the commander of the British fleet on the North American station would attend the naval review in New York for the Columbian anniversary with several warships. The admiralty is considering sending additional vessels.
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London
House of Commons
A. K. Shuttleworth
Admiralty
New York
Chi Phi Banquet Draws Eastern Members at Cooley’s Hotel
More than 150 Chi Phi members attended the Eastern fraternity banquet at Cooley's Hotel Springfield. Ninety undergraduates from Amherst Brown Yale and MIT led delegations while alumni markers included John D. Adams and C E Kelsey. Toastmaster Charles E. Kelsey presided as plans were made to make the banquet an annual event.
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Springfield
Chi Phi College Greek Letter Society
Cooley’s Hotel
United States
Amherst
Brown
Yale
Boston Institute of Technology
Troy Polytechnic Institute
New York City
John D. Adams
New York
C. C. Gaines
Eastman Business College
Poughkeepsie
Asher Anderson
Meriden
Conn
H. H. Kelsey
Hartford
A. MacFadden
Brookalyn
N. YY
Young Men’s Christian Association
F. E. Ramsdell
Gardner
J. W. Harper
Charles E. Kelsey
Boston
Chi Phis
Cooley House
Attempted Arson Arrest of James Mosedale
James Mosedale is held by police on suspicion of attempting arson at a lodging house on 114 Lewis Street. Police say he saturated rags with oil and ignited them Saturday night but the blaze was discovered before damage occurred. The complaint was delayed awaiting the city fire marshal's return.
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James Mosedale
Mosedale
Lewis Street
Majestic Sails to Europe with Boston Passenger List
The White Star steamer Majestic departs New York for Europe today with a Boston contingent aboard. The cabin list includes Mr and Mrs F Merriam and maid Miss Mary L Merriam Miss Teresa L Merriam Miss M A Bergeron Rev A W Foster E L Shaw H A Shaw T F Rockswell J G Adams Thomas R Jolly W D Ross James McLaughlin and others.
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Majestic
New York
F. Merriam
Mary L. Merriam
Teresa L. Merriam
M. A. Bergeron
A. W. Foseter
E. L. Shaw
H. A. Shaw
T. F. Rockswell
J. G. Adams
Thomas R. Jolly
W. D Ross
James McLaughlin
Improperly Set His Leg In Malpractice Suit
Horace Holbrook of Seymour sues Dr Han lap Cole of Conn and Drs C H and F W Pulford of Seymour for 5000 dollars alleging improper setting of a broken leg. Cole was called in consultation by the Pulford brothers.
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Brrce Erott
Conn
Hanlap P. Cole
Best Time to See Papa Rumor Sparks Tense Reply
Miss Lily warns Tom Featherhead against visiting papa as a dressmaker arrives with her pill. Tom retorts that papa will be glad to see him go, setting a tense domestic scene framed as a comic or serialized panel.
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Papa
Lily
Tom
Tom Featherhead
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Moston
New Bedford
White
White’s
White's
Jordan’s
Temple Place
Amy Rorsarr
Chappie
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Hood
WM. F. Murry
Broome St
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