Omaha Kid Beats English Opponent in Fifteenth Round Victory
Spike Sullivan the American lightweight defeats Harry Greenfield of England at the National Sporting Club in a 15 round fight for a purses of 2500 dollars each. Sullivan dominates with weight and reach, Greenfield makes late rallies but is stopped by Referee Angle. Sullivan plans future matchups with Tom Causer and a rematch with Jimmy Curran.
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London
Eng
Spike Sullivan
Harry Greenfield
England
National Sporting Club Tonight
Bernard J. Angle
Greenfield
Sullivan
Jimmy Curran
Jimmy Barry
Chicago
Walter Croot
Bullivan
Larry Burns
Angle
Tom Causer
Eddy Connolly
Dick Burge
Causer
Nighttime hold up near Back Bay reported by Miss Tremholt
Miss E M Tremholt of 8 Marlboro street went to Station 16 to relate a Sunday evening robbery on Berkeley street between Commonwealth Avenue and Newbury street. She said a man with a revolver demanded money and fled toward Newbury street. Police describe the suspect as a dark complexioned man about 18, five feet five inches tall, wearing a black soft hat and gray suit with no overcoat. The department urged reporting such incidents immediately.
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Station 16
Back Bay
E. M. Tremholf
Marlboro Street
Berkeley Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Newbury Street
Miss Tremholf
Post
Kid McCoy Fights For Freedom? Divorce Granted
Rose Selby was granted a divorce from Norman Selby known in boxing as Kid McCoy in Hamilton Ohio on February 21. The court ruling ends their marriage amid public interest in the pugilist.
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Hamilton
Rose Selby
Norman Selby
Kid” McCoy
Three Flyers to Vie in Indoor 440 Yard Race at Mechanics Hall
Boston College captain William J. Holland, Columbia's Maxwell W. Long, and Jerome Buck of the Knickerbocker A C lead a premier indoor 440 yard field at Mechanics Hall Monday night. Long, 19, stunned the athletic world last summer by beating Tom Burke with a handicap. Buck, familiar to Boston fans, followed two years at the A A games. Holland is touted as a top all around athlete and sprint specialist. Also invited are McGirr of N Y A C and Bray of Williams for the 1000 yard. Tickets are on sale at Wright & Ditson and Leavitt & Pierce in Cambridge.
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Boston College
Mechanics’ Hall
William J. Holland
Maxwell W. Long
Columbia College
New York Athletic Club
Jerome Buck
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
New York
United States
Long
Tom Burke
Columbia
Cornell
Buck
Billy’’ Holland
New
Parke Loses First Billiards Match as Park Team Falters
In Lynn on February 21 the home team dominated pool and whist in interclub play with the Kernwoods. Parke suffered his first billiards defeat while the bowling squad collapsed.
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Lynn
Kernwoods
Parke
Billiards
Oxfords
Bartlett
Cushman
Dutter Issaieses
Oxford
Kernwood
L. St. All Seereee
Tilton
Knowlton
Chandler
Conner Bailey
Dr A R Sanden Electric Belt advertised cure
An advertisement claims the Dr A R Sanden Electric Belt restored 5000 men last year and warns against cheap imitations. The ad requests readers to write for a sealed booklet explaining the treatment and lists 826 Broadway, New York, N Y as the address.
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Dr. Sanden
A.R. Sanden
Broadway
New York
N.Y
French Invasion Rumors Spark West Africa Tension
Officials report heightened activity in the West African department as two French expeditions near Sokoto raise war fears. The St James Gazette claims Paris direct invasion would imply a planned attack, amid Parisian Dreyfus uproar suggesting a cabinet crisis to regain popularity.
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London
West African
Sokoto
St. James
Paris
Dreyfus
M. Zola
West Africa
French Deny Invasion Rumor Reappears
A semi official note from Paris on February 21 states claims that French forces entered the Sokoto region are untrue and that the report is a revived exploded rumor.
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Paris
Sokoto
East Boston Citizens Fined Over Word Dispute
Everett Earl and James McCallum faced Judge Emmons in District Court for assault after a ferry quarrel over the word wounded tied to the Maine disaster. The men argued over Webster's usage, traded barbs, and were fined ten dollars each.
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Everett Earl
James McCallum
Boston
Webster
McCallum
Lyceum Hall
Westminster Kennel Club Opens Sec-ond Show at Madison Square
The Westminister Kennel Club opened its twenty second annual show at Madison Square Garden with about 1400 dogs on display. Top attention focused on large St Bernards and Great Danes with a 235 pound specimen among them. Bloodhounds led by Simon De Sudbury, and mastiffs listed by Dr CG A Longest. Russian wolfhounds less in demand, replaced by Great Danes.
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New York
Westminter Kennel Club
Madison Square Garden
Simon de Sudbury
Dr. CG. A
Close Billiard Game Tops Tourney at Yatter Leavitt’s
Mose Yatter defeated William Page in a tight match at Yatter Leavitt’s Washington street. Yatter won with a narrow margin, 250 to 200, while Page’s best run was 2 and Yatter’s 3 run was over 20. Yatter averaged 31.3 and Page 246.75.
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Yatter & Leavitt's
Washington Street
Mose Yatter
William Page
Yatter
Page
Keswicks Tie for First With Metropolitans in Old Colony League
In Brockton on Feb 21 the Keswicks beat the Metropolitans to tie for first place with Whitmans. Bean scored 641, a 218 single, and led individuals as the Keswicks posted a total of 2624, surpassing their previous 2608. Their last game total of 1034 nears the world record.
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Brockton
Keswicks
Metropolitans
Whitmans
Bean
Deever Held for Trial on $7500 Bond
John H. Deever was held in Superior Court yesterday for trial on a $7500 bond he could not meet. He claimed no counsel and faced questions about a December 1200 theft from a Boston druggist, as the case moved forward.
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John H. Deever
Superior Casterday
Deever
Xbury
Belst
Eighteenth anniversary of Mechanics' Apprentices' Library Association
The eighteenth anniversary of the Mechanics' Apprentices' Library Association will be held at Revere House at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Ex Mayor Lincoln will attend the event. The seven anniversary program continues at a later hour on Washington Street.
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Mechanics’ Apprentices’ Library Association
Revere House
Lincoln
Éshington Street
DAR Congress Opens With Eight Hundred Delegates In Washington
The seventh Continental Congress of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution opens at the Grand Opera House in Washington with nearly eight hundred delegates. Mrs. Adlai Stevenson presides as president general and the invocation is given by Chaplain-General Mrs. Charles A. Stakely. Mrs. Stevenson welcomes delegates and praises growth during her four-year tenure. Mrs. J. Harvey Matthes from Tennessee responds. A condolence resolution for Maine officers and men killed in Havana harbor is adopted, to be sent to the Navy Secretary.
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Washington
Seventh Continental Congress
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Grand Opera House
Adlai Stevenson
Congress
Charles A. Stakely
Stevenson
J. Harvey Matthes
Tennessee
Maine
Havana Harbor
Jennie D. Garrison
Secretary of the Navy
Cartridges Explode Injuring Rockport Man
In Rockport at about 3 PM R E A Shibles was warming cartridges in a pump house at a SkI and H S Shephard quarry when they exploded. Shibles was severely injured and unlikely to survive, and the pump house was totally destroyed as he was flung into the quarry.
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Rockland
Rockport
R. E. A. Shibles
Shepherd
Americans Attend Prince of Wales Levy as Morgan Solo Guest
Law Prince of Wales London February 21 Henry White charge d affaires James R Carter second secretary of the US embassy attended the levee today. Mr. J Pierpont Morgan was the only American present with Mrs. J Pierpont Morgan Jr to be presented at the next rowing room.
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London
Henry White
James R. Carter
United States
Prince of Wales’s
J. Pierpont Morgan
J. Pierpont Moran, Jr
Holiday Happenings in Europe lecture at YM Bap tist Social Union
The Rev. F C Cunningham presented an illustrated talk to the Young Men's Baptist Social Union on a stormy evening. Though new to the area he is active elsewhere, delivering a chatty lecture with excellent views and near perfect technical work.
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F. C. Cunningham
Europe
Young Men’s Baptist Social Union
National racquet championships at B A A on Feb 24
B A A hosts national racquet championships on February 24. Water polo between B A A and University of Pennsylvania moved from February 26 to an unspecified new date. H F Amsden wins first prize in the B A A senior billiards tournament with John W Crooks second.
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U. of P
H. F. Amsden
John W. Crooks
Yacht Masters’ and Engineers’ Association
South Boston
Jillie Connolly
Partridge Hall
Hanover Street
Howie Hodgkins
Marblehead Corinthian
Joses
Boston Rooters
Baltimore
Days of Colds and Dr Bull’s Arm Band Syrup Ad
An old advertisement promotes a medicinal syrup labeled CS for colds and throat relief. It urges buyers to “better buy a bottle” from a local chemist. The brief item highlights a period medicinal product and a storefront tone.
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Artrc
Peaceful Tigers Ball Draws City Cyclists to Upham’s Corner
The fifth annual Tiger Roadsters ball drew cyclists from across the city to Winthrop Hall Upham's Corner last night. Mr William B B Chipman led the floor with Mr William H Bryan assisting as aids Messrs BE J Wynde F W McKeen E W Smith C G Wayne A C Mahan F S McCausland Jr J B Crane. Attendees included many couples and assorted Notables and visitors including Misses Berry and Wilson of Portsmouth N H and the Misses Howland Sweeney Wayland Dempsey and Burrage.
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Tiger Roadsters
Winthrop Hall
Upham’s Corner
William B&b. Chipman
William H. Bryan
Messrs
BE. J. Wynde
F. W. McKeen
E. W. Smith
C. G
Retirement Rumor Nets Jockey Michael to Ride in New York
Michael the Welsh Rarebit, hailed as the greatest rider in bicycle history, plans a switch to Thoroughbred racing. The St Louis Post-Dispatch notes his trip to New York to discuss employment with Phil Dwyer and ride his horses this season.
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ST. Louis
The
Post-Dispatch
Jimmy Michael
Michael
New York
Phil Dwyer
Dwyer
Massachusetts bicycle notes report new division leaders
The Massachusetts division shows record handi capship candidates led by Percival and predecessor Kerrison. Names include George L. Cain Lynn G Fred Pone Auburndale H J Collins E P Burnham G W Dorntee and Austin W Pease. Also notes a New York team lineup for Charles River Park racing but unsigned and club events at Roxbury. Theodore A. Walter to manage Cleveland branch with W B Chipman Jr. supporting. Walter Simpkins joins middle distance group. Pettis at New Bedford posts a 2 48 mile race misreported.
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Massachusetts
Percival
J. C. Kerrison
Hst
George L. Cain
Lynn
Dorntee
G. Fred Pone
Auburndale
Century Rider
H. J. Collins
E. P. Burnham
G. W. Dorntee
Austin W. Pease
Potter
Harry Elkes
Tom Butler
Tom Cooper
Nat Butler
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Indiana
Theodore A. Walter
Warwick People
Cleveland House
Boylston Street
W. B. Chipman, Jr
Lozier
Walter
Walter Simpkins
Chicago
Jay, Eaton
New York Evening Telegram
Smith
New England
L. A. W. Racing Board
W. E. Files
P. G
Massachusetts Avenue
Roxbury Bicycle Club
White
Burnham
Charles and
Nelson Newell
J. L. Turner
Charles Chapman
F. A. B. Pettis
New Bedford
Adelphi
Boston College Gala Ball at Mechanics Hall for Washington's Birthday
The Young Men's Catholic Association of Boston College hosted its annual ball at Mechanics Hall marking Lent’s end. Mayor Quincy and Governor’s staff attended, with Congressman Fitzgerald from Washington and many Boston figures among the guests. The event featured Emil Mollenhauer conducting a glamorous program, a mirror-like floor, and lavish gowns from numerous attendees across Boston.
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Young Men’s Catholic Association of Boston College
Mechanics’ Hall
Emil Mollenhauer
Quincy
Association
Stevens
Robbins
J. Mitchell Galvin
Congressman Fitzgerald
Washington
Maine
Thomas W. Wood
Mr. Flood
Flood
Edward J. Leary
Dance and concert mark stormy opening of association event
A delayed opening due to rain did not dampen a festive concert and dance. Notable pieces included Rietzel Greetings and selections from Carmen and Martha. The grand march began at 9 30 led by dignitaries including President Galvin and Mayor Quincy, with dancing until 1 am and a large attendance of local figures.
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Rietzel
Fliptow
Strauss
Mills
President Galvin
Thomas W. Flood
Quincy
Frances E. McGiff
Colonel Robbins
Eleanor O’donnell
Colonel Stevens
Helen Ryan
Congressman Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Commissioner Flood
Dore
John B. Dore
T. Brosnahan
M. C. Dolan
J. D. Wilson
Miss Wilson
J. W. Mealey
James W. Murphy
James S. Murphy
Denis F. Sheehan
F. Crowley
M. J. Dwyer
Thomas Fay
Thomas F. Duffey
P. J. Flatley
Mr. Owens
John E. Gilman
J. I. McQueeney
A. A. ‘Turner
Francis J. McLaughl
William H. Dowling
Joseph A. Lynch
Robert J. Donovan
J. F. Cullen
Mary O’connell
James O’connel
Joseph F. O'Connell
Margie Dailey
G. F. Hennigan
Charles T. Foley
Mamie Dailey
Lillie Collins
Thomas J. Broderick
T. Giblin
Michael McLaughlin
Frock Fest Highlights Boston Social Event Attire
Mrs. John F. Fitzgerald led a parade of gowns in satin, mousseline de soie, and lace with diamonds and tiaras. Miss Marguerite McSherry and Miss N McSherry from Roxbury appeared in white satins and chiffons with rosebuds and Valenciennes lace. The party included Mrs. Bernard Crosby, Miss Beaumont of New York, and many others in Parisian trims, pearls, and plumes.
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Marshal Neil Roses
J. J. Hogan
Charlestown
T. B. Corbett
Frances E. McGiff
St. Albans
M. O’donnell
A. J. Fagin
Schenectady
N. Y
John E. Gilman
Roxbury
J. M. Morrison
J. M. O’brien
Mary E. Murray
M. C. Daly
Jennie Dowling
Gertrude Murphy
May I. Connolly
Robert Shaal
T. L. Connolly
Common Council
B. J. Connolly
D. T. Connolly
John O’mealey
Annie Keefe
Bartholomew Connolly
T. L. Connally
Dresden
R. Lynch
Julia S. Dolan
James Hawkes
Dr. Grimes
Massachusetts Avenue
Catherine McGarry
T. J. Muldoon
Clara Murphy
Mary Crowley
Mary F. Hurley
Mary M. Darcey
Neponset
Lizzie Mathews
Worcester
Agnes Cullen
Dorchester
Helen Frazer
Elen O’brien
John O’mealy
Desquirk
South
Boston
E. A. Mulrey
Rosa Mulrey
C. F. Crowley
John F. Fitzgerald
Marguerite McSherry
Miss N. McSherry
Bernard E. Crosby
J. E
J. H. Mahoney
Nellie Williams
Elizabeth Collins
M. G. Williams
M. C. O'Connell
Lena Sullivan
Anna Sullivan
John J. Lavery
South Boston
M. E. McLellan
M. A. Leary
T. W. Flood
Wires
Helen Ryan
J. Mitchell Galvin
Nellie McLellan
Mamie Murphy
E. M. Porter
Medfield
Mass
Ella Porter
First Military Division 44 Boston Concert Opens in Roughan's Hall
Division 44 held its first concert and hall event in Roughan's Hall Charlestown with Hobbs's Orchestra providing music. A large turnout attended the grand march led by Dr. J. C. Mowenns and Miss Julie Rogers, followed by numerous couples and many notables from the community. Numerous attendees and participants named include Julia Dennehy Nora Murray Miss Hannah Hanbuy Miss Katie Clifford Mrs F Lynch Mrs J Colman Miss Margaret Hughes Katie Hill Mary McKennon Miss Lizzie Mac Mrs A M Dwyer Mrs M Mulhern Mr M Bruno Maggie McGaffen Annie McNeil Dr G M Kennedy and many more.
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Military Division
Boston
Roughan
Charlestown
Hobbs
Timothy J. Sullivan
J. C. Mowenns
Julie Rogers
W. F. Ellis
Bertha Gilmore
D. J. Sullivan
N. N. O'Neill
D. F E. McCarthy
Mary Lynch
Patrick Ahern
John M
Julia Dennehy
Nora Murray
Hannah Hanbuy
Nora Sullivan
Katie Clifford
F. Lynch
J. Colman
Margaret Hughes
Katie Hill
Mary McKennon
Lizzie Mac
A. M. Dwyer
M. Mulhern
M. Bruno
Maggie McGaffen
Annie McNeil
G. M. Kennedy
D. J. McCarthy
E. -. O'Leary
W. J. Cronin
T. Campbell
Georgeno
George Spellman
Michael Baker
Roger Sullivan
Alice Brown
Jeremiah Sullivan
Celia Duffy
Joseph McGuire
Annie Fitzgerald
Joseph H. Doyle
Annie McCarthy
Katie Hart
J. A. Malone
F. Ryan
James Breen
M. D. Gonners
Katie Kenetick
J. Murphy
Rogers
Hayes
Martin McGahey
Emma Esher
Jeremiah F. Connor
Julia Sullivan
John Harrington
Kathely
M. F Murphy
Nellie Are
J. Creaney
Mary Lewis
Thomas E. Mulligan
A. O. John D. Curtain
A. O. Hi
J. Graney
Michael Donohue
Maggie Donoghue
George M. Rogers
F. FF. Scannell
Thomas M. Gurney
W. H.ddy
P. J. Laaby
John D. Gallagher
R. F. Scannell
Thomas ¥. Cannon
Boston Area Associations Attend Grand March Event
The grand march was led by Marshal Edward Powers and three young girls Misses Hat tie Bessie Powers and Lillian Hawkes. Floor director Julius M. Hesse guided twelve aids as the Mayor and Board of Aldermen attended the function.
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Boston
Revere
Everett
Somerville
Cambridge
Marshal Edward Powers
Hattie
Bessie Powers
Lillian Hawkes
Julius M. Hesse
Board of Aldermen
Revelry at Chelsea Knights of the Golden Eagle Masquerade
Suffolk Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle held a Chelsea masquerade at Lincoln Hall with about 609 attendees. The grand march was led by Captain EB. H. Shaw and Miss Addie McCauley, with floor director W. M. Ferguson and others assisting.
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Suffolk Casle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Lincoln Hall
Chelsea
EB. H. Shaw
Addie McCauley
Mr. Shaw
W. M. Ferguson
BE. L. Pratt
H. L. Giggey
W. B. Whitney
Lambert Outing Club
G. A. R. Hall
John McGuigan
Gertrude Coveney
Gilbert Barron
Josephine Buckley
Seth J. Littlefield
Ruth Flanders
Joseph H. Gill
Nellie Conway
Charles J. McDonough
Sarah Lawless
John E. Beck
Kittie Colgan
Corrigan
East Boston
Edmund J. Toomey
Charlestown
Howard
Construction Department
Navy Yard
Willard Howland
Hixon
James Doherty
Boston Postoffice
St. Rose Dramatic Association
Peter W. Collins
Charles P. Ford
Jamaica Plain Knights of Columbus Ball Draws 200 Couples
Jamaica Plain Council No. 20 Knights of Columbus held its annual ball and reception in Curtis Hall with about 200 couples. The grand march honored Floor Marshal Mrs. Harris and Floor Director Mrs. Minton, while numerous aides assisted. A collation was served during intermission and many attendees were listed by name.
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Jamaica Plain Council
Knights of Columbus
Curtis Hall
George William Harris
John M. Minton
Charles A. Kelley
William P. Glennon
James KE. Monahan
Edward Gilemore
John Conway
Andrew J. Forde
T. J. McLaughlin
James Ryan
P. H. Healy
P. Frank Morgan
James A. Desmond
Edward EK. Devlin
P. J. Finneran
J. J. Gatley
Louis W. Ie Pars
Frank E. Trainor
M. J. Callanan
William B. Murray
T. J. Collins
John J Gleason
Frank Finigan
W. J. Leonard
Mary Reardon
Elizabet Dolan
Joseph Duval
L. Tobin
Frank O'Reily
Nellie O'Reilly
L. T. Tobin
Daisy Tobin
August Sheldon
Annie. Reardon
Miss Stark
F. Murphy
L. Murphy
Floren Gleason
J. H. Gleason
Julia O’shea
Mildred Ford
Catherine Murphy
Nellie. Murphy
Catherine Gleason
RP. M. Keatin
William Murphy
John F. Donovan
JT. F. Walsh
Annie Woodward
Catherine Hayes
Margaret Murphy
Knights prepare for State parade. Roxbury unit to escort
Division 24 AOH Knights of Roxbury met at Bay State Hall with Captain OLeary in chair. Fifty five members present and sixty uniforms planned for the Boston State parade. weekly drills to be held. Attendees included State Treasurer Roche and Drummy. The group expressed sorrow over the Maine disaster and thanked the Post.
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Hibernian Knights
Dtevision
Roxbury
Bay State Hall
Washington Street
John O’leary
J. J. Brooks
J. J. Crowley
J. Sullivan
P. J. Crowley
M. McCarthy
James Donosvan
M. Brooks
Ine Casey
P. Calnan
J. Lyons
M. Connelly
T. Calliehan
M. Kelly
J. Crowley
D. Coughlin
Boston
Martin J. Roche
Dr. D. Drummy
Francis Bannon
Cambridge
Maine
United States
Basket Party Aids Jeffries Point Rowing Club Building Fund
The Jeffries Point Rowing Association East Boston held a basket party and dance at their Maverick street clubhouse to raise funds for a new eight oared shell. Councilman Joseph J. Hickey auctioned baskets after being introduced by President Edward J. Brown, with J. Frank Storin coordinating the floor. Notables present included William Walsh Captain W. H. Lovett and many residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
Maggie Burns
Sarah Murray
John Hartnett
George Steein
Big
Thomas Love
Thomas Fulham
John Stanton
E. Johnson
Thomas Murphy
Twelfth Annual Brookline Ball At St. Lawrence Court
The St. Lawrence Court in Brookline held its twelfth annual ball last evening in the upper town hall. About 100 couples took part in the grand march led by Chief Ranger Michael J. O Day and wife. The floor was directed by Michael J. O Day and John A. Maloney with the help of John J. Horgan and Thomas M. Daly and many aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence Court
Brookline
Upper Town Hall
Michael J. O’day
John A. Maloney
John J. Horgan
Thomas M. Daly
Police Blotter Reports Arrests and Deaths
Inspectors McGarr and Kelly arrested John J. Hannafin of 3 Williams Street for alleged embezzlement of 35 40 from Building Laborers Local Union 15 at different times. Stella E K Robinson, 64, found dead in her kitchen at 46 Dundee Street. probable heart failure cited by a physician. An unnamed man jailed for drunkenness at Station 6 was nonverbal and sent to City Hospital. diagnosed with alcoholism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGarr and
Kelly
John J. Hannafin
Williams Street Place
Washington Street
Stella EK. Robinson
Dundee Street
Station 6
Young
Obituary Notices From New York and London
Amos R. Eno founder of the Fifth Avenue Hotel died at 88 in New York City where he had lived since 1821. Charles William More fifth earl of Mt Cashell died in London aged about 95. The Right Rev Robert Claudius Billing bishop of Bedford died in London. he had served as prebendary of St Pauls Cathedral and as a rapra gen for North and East London.
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Amos R. Eno
Fifth Avenue
Simsbury
Conn
London
Charles William More
Earl
Mt. Cashell
Robert Claudius Billing
Qatefragan
Bedford
Bedford, Is Dead. Dr. Billing
St. Paul’s Cathedr
Bis Rapragen
North
East London
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