New Cunarder Caronia Largest Passenger Steamer
The Caronia, built by John Brown & Co. Clydebank, measures 675 feet in length with a breadth of 72 feet 6 inches and displacement of 30,000 tons. It can carry 2650 passengers and sails at 19 knots. Cunard hosted a trial voyage from Liverpool to Greenock with a large guest list, and staterooms avoid the number 13.
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Caronia
Messrs. John Brown & Co
Clydebank
Cunard Company
Liverpool
Greenock
Navy Yards Policy Shifts Facing Foreign Visitors
At Charlestown navy yard signals point to new limits on foreign visitors. A Japanese officer, last accredited by government letters, was instructed to be shown as little as possible and questions to be avoided. Washington orders mark a move away from open access in diplomacy.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Washington
Uncle Sam
Europe
Great Britain
Springfield
Enfield
France
Iist
Commodore Perry
Annapolis
Japan
Yalu
Sam
FREAK BILLS IN LEGISLATURE
A bustling list of odd proposed laws fills the legislature as members discuss targets from drinking from watering troughs to pensions for aged men. Bills address curing "the baby of red eyes," banning alien workers, and odd references to Osler and hard cider.
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Legislative Bulletin
Commonwealth
New England Conservatory Concert at Jordan Hall
The Orchestra of the New England Conservatory of Music performed last night at Jordan Hall with advanced students under conductor JG W Chadwick. The program showcased the ensemble’s creative drive and featured Chadwick leading the group with his distinctive conducting style.
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Orchestra OF New England Conservatory
New England Conservatory of Music
Jordan Hall
JG. W. Chadwick
Norse Reader Delivers Peer Gynt at Harvard Sanders Theatre
Norwegian reader Mr. Ole Bang presented Ibsen's Peer Gynt in Sanders Theatre before Harvard professors and families. Assisted by Miss Olivia Dahl soprano Miss Olga Lyche pianist and Mr. Nikolai Sokoloff the play was sung in Norwegian with English introductions and met with high audience enjoyment.
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Ole Bang
Ibsen
Peer Gynt
Sanders Theatre
Harvard
Bang
Olivia Dahl
Olga Lyche
Nikolai Sokoloff
Dahl
Cure Rheumatism Free Package Offer by Mail
A personal appeal from John A. Smith of Milwaukee Wisconsin promising a free package of a “marvellous discovery” claimed to cure rheumatism sciatica lame back and gout. He asserts there is no C O D and guarantees a prompt courteous reply with the free treatment.
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Mme
John A. Smith
Milwaukee
Wis
Fresh fish sales and maritime trades at the harbor
At T Wharf two rival vessels sold 5000 pounds of cod and 1000 pounds at low prices, the Maxwell’s first trip since autumn broke the ice. John McCarthy of the Francis J. O'Hara Jr. wed Miss Pinney in East Cambridge. The Mattie Sargent was sold to George Chase and crew for water supply work, with changes in tug assignments and new chartered barges. Demurrage fees loom for Devon and Banter under ice clauses. The four-masted Orleans reached Newcastle on its Rockport cargo run. The White Star liner Romanic carried 1500 passengers from Naples to the Azores and this port.
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T Wharf
Teresa
Alice
Maxwell
East Cambridge
John McCarthy
Francis J. O'Hara
Miss Pinney
Newfoundland
O’hara
Mattie Sargent
Metropolitan Coal Company
George Chase
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Sargent
Ida M. Chase
E. 8. Booth
New York Harbor
George Newell
East Boston
Booth
Philadelphia
Orleans
John McDonald
R. R. Freeman
Newcastle
Del
Rockport
Cardenas
Cuba
Shipping News Mini Almanac Update for Feb 25
Shipping news lists arrivals at Eastport Portland and Charleston with steamers Calvin Austin Pike St John N B Huron Ingram Jacksonville and more from New York Baltimore Norfolk and Gloucester Also noted cleared vessels Pomeranean Glasgow Louisburg Tallahassee Savannah and sails of Boston Juniata Hector and others plus tugs and barges and weather wind shifts north to north northwest.
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Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Tallahassee
Johnson
Savannah
Huron
Ingram
Jacksonville
Charleston
S. C
New York
Juniata
Nickerson
Baltimore
Norfolk
Gloucester
Dizer
Greeian
Briggs
Dingley
Dennison
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Mass
Barkentine Lake Side
Fancy
Yarmouth
James
Whitney
Grove
Pomeranean
Glasgow
Cape For
Louisburg
C. B
Boston
Hector
H. F Dimock
Nathaniel T Palmer
Frank Barnet
Brunswick
Winfield
Schuster
Newport News
Dorothy Barrett
Henry W. Cramp
Dudley Pray
Swatara
Silver Brook
Philadelphia
Liquozone Promise of Cure Faces Skeptical Critics
An advertisement extols Liquozone as a universal cure, claiming vast global trials and dramatic disease eradication. It offers a two month trial, promises no obligation, and guarantees a free bottle to new users to prove its power, listing numerous diseases claimed to be beatable.
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Liquorone
Liquozone claim cites gas process with days of production
The statement asserts Liquozone’s virtues come only from a gas based process requiring 8 to 14 days and large apparatus. It claims the product uses only gas and the absorbing liquid plus a touch of color, produced mainly from oxygen producers, and offers $5000 to refute the claim.
Business Ethics Guard Against Misrepresentation
A firm states it avoids criticism by ensuring all claims are fulfilled and no misrepresentation is allowed. It stresses its product’s vital importance to humanity and pledges restraint from prejudice.
Inauguration Preparations Spread Flags and Buntings
Washington wears holiday dress as inaugural ceremonies approach. Flags and buntings adorn buildings along Pennsylvania Avenue where the parade will pass. Reviewing stands rise along the route from Seventeenth Street to the Capitol. The Virginia Military Institute Cadets withdraw from the parade over dissatisfaction with their position.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Capitol
Virginia Military Institute
Morgan Fights Statehood Bill in Senate Impeachment Day
Washington February 24 The Senate debated the Swayne impeachment trial while Mr Beveridge moved to appoint conferees on the joint statehood bill. Morgan opposed the conferees plan and kept the floor as the day closed with a vote expected Monday.
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Washington
Senate
Swayne
Beveridge
Morgan
Complete Kidney Health Reform with Formulas A B and C
This advertisement touts a three formula program for kidney disease. Formula A rebuilds tissue and kidney function, Formula B removes uric acid and relieves urinary issues, and Formula C supports liver stomach and blood while boosting overall vitality. The offer promises a prepaid mail test course from Pape Medicine Co. Cincinnati.
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Pape Medicine Co
Pape Medicine Coo
E. 4Th St
Cincinnati
Massachusetts General Hospital nurses graduate in two programs
Twenty-one nurses completed the three year course and eight completed an eighteen month post graduate program at the Massachusetts General Hospital Training School for Nurses. Diplomas were presented by Dr. Henry P. Walcott as President Lefavour of Simmons College gave remarks on the profession.
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Massachusetts General Hospital Training School
Lefavour
Simmons College
Miss Dolliver
Henry P. Walcott
Edith Edna Deland
Nellie Jane Harvey
Helen Genevieve Cody
Aletta Avildia Clark
Olga Emilie Adler
Izah Mitchell
Amy Otis Gamage
Violet
Gertrude B. Hislop
Lena B. Tompkins
Mary A. MacNeil
Grace P. Hurlbut
Eimma A. Armstrong
Jessie L. Brown
Ex Governor Long Speaks At New England Rubber Club Banquet
The New England Rubber Club banquet at Young's Hotel drew over 125 members and guests. Hon John D Long spoke on Educational Life and eulogized E B Converse. Colt noted rubber industry growth and cited Commerce Department data showing crude rubber imports rising from 24 million to 62 million pounds in the past year.
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New England Rubber Club
Young’s Hotel
John D. Long
Converse
Malden
Samuel P. Colt
Department of Commerce and Labor
Union evangelistic services fill Greater Boston churches
Sunday events include Bishop Goodsell at Tremont Street M E Church and multiple morning sermons by Charles A. Crane on The Mystery of the Shoeless. A noon Dixon talk with Alabama Jubilee Singers follows, then undenominational B Y M C U vesper, Bible discourses, and a Boston Y M C A mass meeting led by Bishop MeeVickar with university male quartet.
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People's 'Temple
Union
Methodist Churches of
Greater Boston
Bishop Goodsell
Charles A. Crane
Bible School
Tremont Street
M. E
Concord
Tremont Streets
E. A. Blake
N. T. Whitaker
Christ
Epworth League
Tremont Temple
A. C. Dixon
Jesus
Alabama Jubilee Singers
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Edward Tillotson
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Boston
Arnold S. Proudfoot
Clifford Saville
George H. Woods
Alexander Ellis
Lillian Tortorella
Cyril Henry Raper
George Mendall Taylor
A. M. Graham
Eph. Ifi
Park Street Church
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
W. N. Mee- Vickar
D. D
Rhode Island
University
Shawmut
Newell Dwight Hillis
Brooklyn
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
William A. Haggerty
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Allen A
Lee S. Wheeler
Berkeley Hall
Morgan Memorial
Shawmut Avenue
Corning Street
Levi ‘Turner
Quincy
Evanelist Leyden
Baba Bharati of
India
Krishna Hall
Hotel
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
Davis Goldstein
J. P. Bland
Christadelpsians
Arcade Hall
Park Street
Hell
Boston Psychic Conference
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington Street
B. C. Smith
J. A. Knight
Mr. Smith
Kampe
A. E. Carpenter
Indian Healing Circle
Colored Jubilee Singers
Tremont ST
Gutierrez
J. K. Hicks
Eveleth
G. M. Hughes
Walcott Brooks
T. A. Jackson
Joan Winthrop
Church of the Soul
Newmarch P. Smith
Annie Josephine Webster
Mary G. Carbee
Jennie Rhind
Columbus Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Lemuel Albert Edmester
E. Hopewell
Camden Street
Roxbury
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
J. J. Morse
Banner of Light
Main and
Sullivan Streets
Charlestown
Carpenter
Johnson
Peabody M’kenna
Warrenton Street
Abbie Heath
Dover Street
F. Curtis
ODD Fellows’ Hall
Chelsea
Litehman
Fielding
Nutter
Edmunds
Oriental Scientist
Ball St
M. J. Butler
Red Men’s Hall
Albright
Philadelphia
Sterling St
Mme. Bruce
Dale Street
Warren
Marriner
Baker
E. A. Roy
Appleton St
E. Littlefield
Windsor St
Ruggles Street and Tremont Temple Churches Offer Sunday Services
Boston area church notices list morning prayers and sermons at Baptist and Congregational churches. Notable speakers include John L. Dube of South Africa and Rev. P. S. Henson with topics on Christianity education and The Goal of the Soul.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Washington and
Tremont Streets
A. C. Dixon
D. C
George H. Remele
Ruggles Street
John L. Dube
Dube
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
P. S. Henson
D. D
Peter
L. H. Rhodes
Henson
C. B. Boyd
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Herbert S. Johnson
Nicholas 2d
George Washington
Dudley Street Baptist Church
First ‘Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Tremont Temple
Jesus
Alabama Jubilee Singers
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