Mrs Ruffin Sells Charles Street Estate to Move to Brookline
Mrs. Josephine St Pierre Ruffin of the Woman's Era Club sells her 103 Charles street estate after 15 years, to Harris Tarlinski, planning to move to 131 Kent street Brookline with her daughter and son in law Ulysses Ridley. She cites nearby explosions and shade from neighboring buildings as reasons.
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Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin
Woman's Era Club
National Federation of Woman's Clubs
Milwaukee
Charles Street
Ulysses A. Ridley
Brookline
Harris Tarlinski
Los Angeles
New England
Gloucester schooners endure brutal Atlantic voyage
Three Gloucester fishing schooners Senator Saulsbury Captain William Doyle and Lizz M Stanley Captain John Stanley returned to T Wharf after a fortnight of tempestuous seas. They sailed February 1 facing gales, endured heavy damage, and logged combined haddock and cod catches totaling about 49 000 pounds with each man earning roughly 26.85 dollars.
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Senator Saulsbury
William Doyle
Lizz M. Stanley
John Stanley
Gloucester
Boston
Post
Georges Banks
Imat
Harboree
Boston Light
Rie
Tizzie M. Stanley
Saulsbury
Dories
Stanley
Huston
Haddeck
Captain Stanley
Captain Doyle
Columbian’s rough two week voyage ends in Boston harbor
The steamship Columbian captained by Masters arrived from London Saturday morning after nearly fourteen days of storms and bad weather since leaving the Thames on Feb 8. The voyage was described as the worst Masters has experienced in years, though there was no on board damage. A stowaway, Edward Armstrong of England, joined the ship and plans to work in Lowell for the Lawrence Corporation. He is years old and single.
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Wilson and Purness- Leyland Line
Columbian
Masters
London
Thames
Edward Armstrong
England
Post
Lowell
Lawrence Corporation
America
Lonndon
Linotype
Postum Cereal Co
Chas. H. Beckhard
N. Chambers St
Galesburg, TI
Schooner Arthur Wade Wrecked Near Delaware Breakwater
Philadelphia Feb 23 Word reached here by train that the three masted schooner Arthur Wade from Brunswick Ga for Providence RI was wrecked Friday night while attempting to reach the harbor at the Delaware Breakwater and will probably be a total loss The crew was saved Captain W G Cracker said he sailed from Brunswick Feb 4 with pine lumber Continuous gales for 16 days drove the vessel 2% miles off course and part of the deckload was lost.
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Philadelphia
Arthur €. Wade
Brunswick
Providence
R. L
Delaware
W. G. Cracker
Hatteras
MISS STONE FREE AT LAST
The account notes Miss Stone's release after capture, with details of reception for Mrs Tsilka and the reaction to the kidnapping of the two American missionaries. It mentions letters to Miss Stone in Bulgarian and frames the event as Chapter 1 in a broader liberty movement against Turkish rule.
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Miss Stone
Turkey
Ellen M. Stone
Despatches on Miss Stone and Macedonian events
The text notes clever diplomacy and bravery of Miss Stone. It questions whether Turkey will punish ringleaders and mentions a Constantinople despatch via a Post reporter. A later report claims Miss Stone is alive, strengthening hope though confirmation is pending.
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Miss Stone
Turkey
Constantinople
Post
Judson Smith
Archbishop Corrigan Hurt In Cathedral Accident
Arch bishop Corrigan remains confined to his room after a Thursday evening fall at St Patrick s Cathedral. A wooden partition work area and an unguarded hole in the floor led to the accident, injuring his right ankle and leaving him badly bruised. He is not to leave the house until Tuesday.
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New York
Corrigan
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Kelly
Gaelic School Holds General Meeting for Anniversary
At 1151 Washington street the Gaelic School held a general meeting led by the superintendent. A six member special committee was added to arrange for the school anniversary to be held Sunday night, March 16, with readings and recitations in Irish and English. Brookline Gaelic School meets tomorrow at 7 in A O H Mall Brookline for children then older students with P J O Daly of Boston giving instruction.
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Washington Street
William O Neill
Kenna
O'Mahoney
Donovan
Charlestown
George Finneran
Curley
Gaelic School Council
Weis
Brookline Gaelic School
A. O. H. Mall
Boylston Street
Brookline
Com
P. J. O'Daly
Boston
Hayes Charged With Larceny In Gold Watch Snatch
Philip J. Hayes, 21, of 64 Nashua Street, arrested by Patrolman McAuliffe for snatching a gold watch and chain from Harry Down of 21 Burr Street at Court and Sudbury Streets. Down chased Hayes to Hawkings Street. watch found in a doorway. Hayes also detained after a prior Division 2 arrest for a similar offense. case set for Superior Criminal Court trial today.
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Philip J. Hayes
Nashua Street
McAuliffe
Division 3
Harry Down
Burr Street
Court
Sudbury Streets
Down
Hayes
Sudbury
Hawkins Street
Division 2
Superior Criminal Court
Sister Agnes Mary Named Provincial of Notre Dame Sisters
Word from Philadelphia reports Sister Agnes Mary chosen by Namur to lead the Sisters of Notre Dame in the United States succeeding the late Mother Julia of Cincinnati. The announcement comes from the Notre Dame Convent in Philadelphia and places a new provincial at the head of the American order.
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Philadelphia
Julia
Cincinnati
Agnes Mary
Notre Dame
Namur
Belgium
Sisters of Notre Dame
United States
Unknown man fatally struck near Billerica line
Wilmington report notes an unidentified young man was hit on the track near the Billerica line this afternoon and died after being taken to a Boston hospital.
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Wilmington
Billerica
Tagcen
Boston
Ferry sanitation drive launched by Deputy Donovan
Deputy Superintendent W J Donovan leads a campaign to clean East Boston ferries amid complaints of dirty head houses slips and saloons. He will post notices and issue orders to prevent smoking and excretion in passenger areas, citing over 12 000 000 riders and 1 000 000 teams yearly. The annual report to city officials is due in about 10 days.
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W. J. Donovan
Ferry Department
East Boston
Noddle Island
Donovan
Dennison
Ferry
Pay Committee Deadlock Persists Over Paying Deputy Choice
Mayor Collins and Superintendent Donovan, fresh from New York, meet at City Hall to resolve who will be appointed paying deputy. For eight weeks the two factions have clashed over Kelly versus a slate of “dark horse” candidates. Dugan remains the favored dark horse.
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Collins
New York
Donovan
Kelly
Nawn
Dark Horse
Dugan
Buildings Report Delayed By Accountant Review
The expert accountant’s report on the public buildings department will not reach Mayor Collins and the Board today as expected. He will likely submit findings on Thursday at the earliest. The review is expected to expose high costs and patronage in contracts under the former administration, with major scrutiny of the Roxbury Court House and ongoing figures for City Hall repairs and the district’s public buildings.
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Public Buildings Department
Board of Aldermen
Chase
Collins
Paige
Buildings Department
Faneuil Hall
City Hall
Old Court House
Roxbury Court House
Attorney General Knox seeks removal of Alaska judge
Washington February 23 Attorney General Knox recommends the removal of Judge Arthur H Noyes of the District Court for Alaska for incompetency The President will dismiss Judge Noyes from office
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Washington
Knox
Arthur H. Noyes
District Court For
Alaska
Noyes
Devotion Services Close at Cathedral of the Holy Cross
40 hours devotion at Cathedral of the Holy Cross concluded with high mass and a procession of sanctuary choir altar boys and the blessed sacrament. Archbishop Williams participated. Rev Henry Sullivan rector served as celebrant and Father McCormick was sister of ceremonies.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Blessed Sacrament
Williams
Henry Sullivan
Father McCormick
Dupee in critical condition after scuffle injury
John Dupee remains between life and death at St. John's Hospital after a skull fracture sustained in a scuffle with W. Casey. Doctors report only slight chance of recovery.
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LO Well
John Dupee
W. Casey
Ife
St. John's Hospital
Food and digestion remedy touted for thin people
The piece argues flesh forming foods like eggs beefsteak and cereals aid weight gain but digestion flaws hinder absorption. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a valid remedy supplying missing peptones and diastase to rebuild stomach tone, claiming benefits for invalids and children and broad availability at 50 cents per treatment.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
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