Mullen Becomes Fire Chief and Grady His First Assistant
John A. Mullen was officially named chief of the department and John T. Grady appointed first assistant chief. Commissioner Wells praised their merit and dedication while noting Grady’s long service since 1869 with Ladder Company 1 and multiple acts of bravery.
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Mullen
Grady
John A. Mullen
John T. Grady
John Grady
Volunteer Ladder Company 1
Tene
Boston Fire Department
William T. Cheswell
Miss Harriette Merriam Wins Carnegie School Emblem Contest
Chelsea resident Miss Harriette II Merriam wins first prize in a 77-entry design contest for an emblem to represent Carnegie Technical School. She is a Chel sea schoolteacher and daughter of notable local Civil War veteran Charles A Merriam. The diamond shaped emblem features the monogram C T S on a Carnegie plaid ground and will remain unpublished until copyright.
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Emily Stokes
Harriette L. Merriam
Chelsea
Carnegie Technical Schools
Pittsburg
Penn
Harriette II
Merriam
Carnegie Technical School
Miss Merriam
Charles
A. Merriam
High License for Touraine Hotel in Pemberton Square
License for the Hotel Touraine will be bought in the open market for about $4800 and then transferred to McConnell and Partners after approval. The Touraine group has an option and plans to finalize once the Police Board approves the application advertised yesterday. Sales of liquor at the Hotel Touraine are expected to resume under the new bill by Monday March 5.
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Pemberton Square
Ytouraine
Messrs. McConnell & _aht
Touraine
Hotel Touraine
Outbreak Feared After Arrest in Warsaw
Police in Warsaw report the arrest of a Jew and have uncovered 43 000 unloaded shells and some carbine ammunition raising fears of an armed outbreak authorities urge calm and investigation continues.
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Warsaw
GIVES LIE TO CHAMBERLAIN DEBATE DEFEATED IN PARLIAMENT
London Feb 23 An amendment to the address to the throne replying to the King's speech was defeated in the House of Commons by 456 to 91. The two day debate grew bitter with Chamberlain and Opposition charging false pretenses by the government. Campbell-Bannerman interrupted. Asquith said the hateful ordinance could not be wiped away.
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London
South Africa
House of Commons
Joseph Chamberlain
Campbell-Bannerman
Mr. Chamberlain
Asquith
Flood of haddock swamps port as vessels shift to Gloucester
Haddock receipts surge with nine vessels Thursday and 350000 pounds added yesterday. Total on hand nears 786500 pounds while 500000 pounds are sent to Gloucester to ease Boston market pressure. Also reported are arrivals of cod, halibut, and hake with ships like Raymah Catherine Burke and Mystery.
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Haddock
Boston
Gloucester
Raymah
Catherine Burke
Mystery
Lucania
Metamora
Arcadia
Jessie Costa
Me. man shot dead in Cal. Man from Maine reported murdered
North Anson Me Feb 23 M A Jackson formerly of this place has been murdered in California. He once owned a Perham farm sold to his brother Adolphus and bought a Fort Fairfield farm which he sold for 2000 last fall with his widowed sister Mrs E H Richardson and her son he went to Fresno Cal and took up a ranch. Mrs Richardson wrote on Feb 16 that Jackson was murdered for his money. He was shot through a window.
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North Anson
A. Jackson
California
Perham
Adolphus
Fort Fairfield
E. H. Richardson
Fresno
Cal
Mrs Field Weds Again in New York Wedding
Mrs. Cyrus W. Field Jr formerly Miss Andrews of Lee Massachusetts married Franklin Wells Graves of the New York Stock Exchange. The wedding at Westchester was not a secret but friends learned of it from papers. Mrs. Field’s mother and daughter attended. Graves was accompanied by Henry Steers of the Union Club. They departed south on tour.
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New York
Cyrus W. Field, Jr
Miss Andrews
Lee, Mass
Franklin Wells Graves
New York Stock Exchange
Westchester
Shipping News Minute Almanac Rounds Up Feb Arrivals and Departures
Shipping items note February arrivals including Michigan Eynon Chelston Hocken and more with mahogany to St Croix Thompson N B and Baltimore routes. Cleared Canopic Arrranmore Sea board and others for Gibraltar Antwerp and Savannah. Windy conditions with eastward to northeast breeze as ships sail and towage details listed.
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Eynon
Liverpool
Chelston
Hocken
Truxillo
Honduras
Belize
British Honduras
St. Croix
Thompson
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Dominion
Dawson
Louisburg
C. B
Ontario
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
Persian
Smith
Philadelphia
James S. Whitney
Grove
New York
Nacoochee
Diehl
Savannah
Carib
Maguire
Jacksonville
Charleston
S. C
Dingley
Dennison
Mohawk
Burns
W. E
W. L. Tuck
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