Drunken assault at bar ends with jail sentences
Daniel Lynch faced Judge Fallon for drunkenness and assault at Kelly's East Third Street bar. Lynch was found guilty on both counts and sentenced to Deer Island for one month and nine months more. Bail set at $200 and $300, respectively, after an appeal.
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Daniel Lynch
Fallon
George W. Quilty
William Kelly
East Third
K Streets
Lynch
Deer Island
Superior Court
Kelly
Quilty
Nmquor
Reduced Rail Fares From New England to West Offered
Chicago & Northwestern railway announces greatly reduced rates from New England to California Oregon Washington and British Columbia from Feb 14 to April 30. Tickets and information available from J E Brittain agent 868 Washington St Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
New England
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
J. E. Brittain
Washington St
Boston
Reform movement stirs up Boston politicians stirs up reform group
The Good Government committee formed by the Chamber of Commerce launches a broad scrutiny plan. Leaders promise to target City Hall departments especially street and water, seek concrete facts, and curb corruption and waste. Local politicians from both parties express cautious support and call for nonpartisan, thorough investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
Bailiwick
Florida
Good Government
Laurence Minot
Back Bay
Brighton
Frothingham
Publiity League
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Reform League
Fitzgerald
Democratic
City Hall
John E. Fitzgerald
Boston
Frank J. Linehan
Athur W. Dolan
Common Council
George H. Tinkham
Governor Bates's Second Veto Highlights Budget Debates
Governor Bates sent a second veto to the House on a Winchester bonds bill and sinking fund issue. The session covered petitions, Haverhill board abolition, police elections debate, and park reservation discussions. The Senate opposed rapid passage of annual appropriations, with amendments and explanations about costs and bathhouses at Chelsea Beach. Richard Newell of West Newbury was declared elected to the General Court for the second Essex district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Winchester
Flanders
Haverhill
Board of Water Commissioners
Bradley
Boston
Robinson
Gloucester
Senate
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Sullivan
South Boston
Osgood
Hopedale
Porter
Lynn
Harrington
Charlestown
R. A. Soule
New Bedford
Fitzgerald
Harringto
Chelsea Beach
Committee On Elections
House
Essex
Richard Newell
West Newbury
Samuel F. Coffin
Conaty Among Likely Appointments for U S Sees
Rome reports the March 2 decision on coadjutors for the archbishops of St. Louis and Cincinnati has been postponed due to American objections. A new Los Angeles bishop may be chosen at the March 9 propaganda congregation. Monsignor Conaty of Catholic University is the leading candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Congregation of the Propaganda
America
Los Angeles
Monsignor Conaty
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Wedding of Miss Alice V Brown and Gains A Westhaver
The marriage took place at 101 Brunswick Street Roxbury on Wednesday evening with Rev. A K MacLennan officiating. Miss Anna McKinnon served as bridesmaid and Mr Charles H Swimmer was best man. A supper and reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice V. Brown
Gains A. Westhaver
Brunswick Street
Roxbury
A. K. MacLennan
Anna McKinnon
Charles H. Swimmer
Sensational Developments Expected in Suit Against Lady Cook
London February 26. John Henry Wallace, former private secretary to Lady Francis Cook, sues for 50000 damages and 2500 slander in a suit claiming he performed detective work for her in 1897 and 1901 to prove Sir Francis’s supposed intrigue. He alleges she promised independence for life in return and that she never paid him. He further claims she accused him of attempting blackmail by spreading rumors about Sir Francis’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Cook
J. H. Wallace
London
Francis Cook
Tennie C. Claflin
John Henry Wallace
Wallace
Sir Francis
Pledges of 13000 At Advent Convention
The mid winter Adventists convention closed with Rev. A C Johnson of Boston delivering The Spiritual Side of the Judgment Message. Delegates left convinced the Messiah’s approach was near and pledged nearly 13000 to fund Warren Street Church remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adventists
A. C. Johnson
Boston
Warren Street
Somerville Aldermen Debate City Finances And Fire Fines
Somerville aldermen debated the finance committee's proposed appropriations for the coming year into the early hours. The fire department call members fines ordinance failed by a die vote, and the report was postponed after Alderman Higgins raised an objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Finance Committee
Alderman Higgins
Fire Department
Fire department engineers face pay cut by mayor
Mayor Glines explains engineers in the fire department will have salaries cut from 1140 to 1040 to correct pay disparity with superior officers across fire companies, aiming for fairness within the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glines
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad for Sore Hands
Sore hands find relief with Cuticura Soap in a strong lather and Cuticura Ointment as a daily emollient. Suggests dry hands wear loose gloves or soft linen at night and notes effectiveness on red rough chapped, fissured, itching palms and painful fingertips. Sold worldwide.
Duffy’s Malt Whiskey Endorsed by Doctors for Grip Cure
Dr Willard H Morse a renowned therapeutist cites Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as the absolute cure for grip saying it builds up the system and prevents after-effects. A Burlington physician reports avoiding grip this winter after moderate use and notes benefits to his wife. A sister with throat and lung trouble praised the product after doctors deemed her case incurable consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Willard H. Morse
Burlington, Vt
A. A. Young
Mer
Young's Information Agency
Valent ine K Nickerson Arrest Shocks Dorchester Set
A sensational arrest in Dorchester involves Valentine K Nickerson of Savin Hill Avenue and his wife’s closest friend, causing a stir among the local social circle. The case concerns a plot or affair surrounding the elopement theme referenced in the coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Valentine K. Nickerson
Savin Hill Avenue
Kelley
Harwichport
Elopement Sparks Arrest in Dedham Case
Miss Ellen J. Fleming and Nickerson faced charges after a reported elopement on January 7. Nickerson left his wife and 4-year-old child, with Catherine G. Nickerson pressing the case and T. H. Higham, manager of the Massachusetts Secret Service, involved in the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chum
Ellen J. Fleming
Dedham
Nickerson
Catherine G. Nickerson
T. H. Higham
Massachusetts
Ellen J Fleming Accused of Breaking Up Home
Mrs V K Nickerson accuses Ellen J Fleming of causing a family split. Detectives traced the couple to Dedham where the husband managed Scarry's stables. They were arraigned. Fleming jailed for two months. Nickerson held for grand jury in eight hundred dollars bail.
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L’estrange
Ellen
J. Fleming
V. K. Nickerson
Startling Ferocity of Ohio Robbers in Toledo
Eight masked robbers battered in doors at the Joehlin home two miles from Toledo. They beat and bound the family, damaged the paralytic Christian Joehlin, demanded 20000 dollars, searched the house, and stole 300 dollars cash and jewelry. They drank wine, ate a meal, and left at 4 am after threatening to return for the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Christian Joehlin
Jacob Joehlin
John Anderson
Joseph Joehlin
Joehlins
Faulkner Hospital Opened for Public Inspection
The Faulkner hospital in West Roxbury at Centre and Allendale streets opened for public inspection yesterday. Dr Rowe, superintendent of City Hospital, praised the site saying no city hospital can compare with it and that it is excellent in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner Hospital
George Faulkner
Abby S. A. Faulkner
Centre
Allendale Streets
C N Jordan Dies Sudden in New York
Conrad N Jordan assistant treasurer of the United States at the sub treasury in New York died today at his West End avenue residence from the grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Conrad N. Jordan
United States
Sub-Treasury
West End Avenue
Grip
Belden Put in Charge of Harvard Dining Association
Co. F. D. Belden secretary of Harvard Law School was yesterday elected president of the Harvard Dining Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
F. D. Belden
Harvard Law School
Harvard Dining Association
Unknown man found unconscious on Commercial Street
An man about 30 years old was found on the sidewalk in front of 334 Commercial street early yesterday. He suffered paralysis and a fractured skull, was taken to the Relief station, operated on, and died yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Street
Woman Pleads for Justice After Family Tragedy
In a statements to a Post reporter a woman recounts losing husband and child, selling rings and furniture due to poverty after an alleged separation caused by Ellen Fleming. She appeals for the judge to punish him as hard as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Ellen Fleming
Cambridge militia banquet features Theodore Roosevelt toast
The Wolcott Rifles of Cambridge held a banquet with Captain Cutler as toastmaster. William H. Lewis toasted Theodore Roosevelt as president and leader of the country. Mayor McNamee did not attend after declining a prior invitation and misunderstanding with the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolcott Rifles
Eighth Regiment
Cambridge
Charles H. Cutler
James J. Myers
Commonwealth
United States
William H. Lewis
Colonel Pew
John W. Coveney
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Apsey
Lewis
Army
United States of America
Theodore Roosevelt
Metropolis
Western Plains
McNamee
Fitzpatrick Resting Comfortably at West End Home
Late last night reports indicate John B. Fitzpatrick is ill but resting peacefully at his West End residence. The update notes his condition as stable and comfortable.
East Cambridge Irish League Holds First Branch Meeting
East Cambridge hosts the United Irish League's East Cambridge branch in Grand Army Hall. Temporary officers are James J. Barrett president J. J. Hurley treasurer Maurice J. Harrington secretary. Local speakers plan to boost the Irish national defence fund collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
United Irish League
Joseph Devlin
Grand Army Hall
Cambridge
Third Streets
James J. Barrett
J. J. Hurley
Maurice J. Harrington
Sundiay
Irish National Defence Fund
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Golden Rose
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North
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Lawrence
Medford
Ginter Grocery Co
Summer St
Union
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Lowell
Mass
U. S Government
Henry J. Bigelow & Co
John St
Minot
President Fitzgerald
Doyle
James H. Doyle
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Quincy
Gov. Bates
Newell
Somerville Aldermen
Prisio
Duffy’s Pure
Eliza H. Ream
Reading
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
N. Y
Ohio
C. N. Jordan
Coveney
East Cambridge Irish League
Castoria
oflUndia
Ola Licht
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