Helen of Rockland Safely Reaches Port After North Easter
The two masted schooner Helen of Rockland Maine limped into port from Two Rivers Nova Scotia with 155 000 feet of lumber after a hurricane force north easterly storm tore sails from the rigging off Cape Spencer. Captain Trynor steered repairs in St John New Brunswick for 10 days before resuming voyage to Beaver Harbor and finally arriving yesterday morning with topsails set down the coast.
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Beaver Harbor
Androscoggin To Be Launched To Break Maine Ice
The revenue cutter cruiser Androscog gin will be launched at Tompkins Cove New York on Saturday. Miss White of Washington, niece of Senator Frye of Maine, will christen the vessel. It is built specifically to break ice on the Maine coast funded largely by the Maine delegation led by Senator Frye.
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United States Revenue
Tompkins’ Cove
N. Y
White
Washington
Senator Frye
Maine
Congress
Frye
Quiet wedding unites Eulalie Wright and Henry Sherman
At Notre Dame des Victoires church in Isabella street Rev J M Portal joins Miss Eulalie Janet Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs Forbes Wright to Mr Henry Arthur Sherman. Bride sister Jean Wignt. groom connected with Marliave's Hotel. Reception at Jamaica Plain home. to reside at 9 Chauncy Place after March 1.
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Vessels from shore fishery bring in 258800 pounds of mixed catch
A fleet of 25 vessels arrived at T wharf mostly from the shore fishery with receipts totaling 258,800 pounds of mixed fresh fish. Notable cargoes include the Lafayette with 5000 pounds of pollock and the Conqueror's 67000 pounds of haddock cod and hake.
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Sylvia M. Nunan
Haddock
Harvard Architect Walter Swan Dies by Own Hand in Belmont
Walter Dana Swan Harvard instructor in advanced architecture of Cambridge left his home Wednesday evening and fatally shot himself in Belmont due to overwork and worry over becoming the world’s leading authority on ancient architecture. He and his wife faced mental strain as he pursued vast, original ideas. funeral services will be held tomorrow at 71 Larch Road Cambridge with burial at Mt Auburn.
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Harvard
Concord Avenue Woods
Belmont
Walter J. Swan
Everett Street
Charles River National Bank
Waltham
Swan
Boston Art Museum
Cambridge Latin School
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Shipping News January Almanac of Tides and Voyages
Shipping notices report sun and moon rise times, length of day and high water, with a long list of steamers and tugs sailing to and from ports such as Halifax Boston Yarmouth St John Portland and Baltimore. Cleared and sailed entries list vessels including Armenia Cambrian Oakmore Langoe Juniata Katahdin Persian and others with barges and tows.
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Norfolk
Jacksonville
Charleston
Philadelphia
Governor Cobb
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
H. M. Whitney
New York
Cumberland
Portsmouth
Mars
Elk Garden
Powell
Hampshire
Lynn
Vineyard Haven
George R. Skilfield
Newport News
Coaster Freely Floats After Stranding on Boston Flats
The little coaster Freddy W. Alton grounded on the South Boston flats yesterday morning and, after remaining fast most of the day, floated on the flood tide in the afternoon. She escaped injury with 120 tons of fertilizer onboard from Weymouth for Portland.
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Weymouth
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Portland
St Francis Court Holds 27th Annual Reunion and Ball
The 27th annual reunion and ball of St. Francis Court No 4 M C O F was held last night at Orienta Hall Roxbury. Over 600 members friends and representatives attended. The reception committee led by Chief Ranger elect Charles H Winn MD offered a reception from 8 to 9. Floor marshal was Chief Ranger Richard Murphy and floor director Joseph R Yendley.
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Richard Murphy
Joseph R. Yendley
Levin Becomes Youngest President of Local Newspaper Union
Samuel Levin, at 22, is elected president of the Newspaper Drivers and Helpers Union 259 I B T, formed by 150 members. Born in Germany April 8 1886 he moved to Boston as a child and started selling papers at eight. Installation Jan 16, first appearance Feb 21 as chief marshal at Roughan Hall Charlestown.
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Boston
Newsboys’ Union
Levin
Germany
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Mr. Levin
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Funeral for Sister Mary Ann at Holy Cross Cathedral
Nearly 200 orphans from charitable institutions attended the last rites for Sister Mary Ann, superior of the Sisters of Charity and head of St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum, at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Archbishop O'Connell celebrated a pontifical requiem mass as clergy filled the sanctuary. the interment followed in Holyhood Cemetery Brookline.
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Community of Sisters of Charity
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
O'Connell
Holyhood
Brookline
John Hutchinson Dies After Short Illness
John W. Hutchinson chief clerk of the Eastern Steamship Company died at his Dorchester home after a three day illness from pneumonitis. He was 42, survived by two daughters and an elderly grandmother and aunts. Hutchinson, a Charlestown native, began as a stenographer at 16 and rose to chief clerk serving President Hill. funeral plans are pending.
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Eastern Steamship Company
Speedway Street
Dorchester
Hutchinson
Morse
Calvin Austin
Charlestown
Hill, Richardson & Co
Water Street
Hill
Boston & Bangor Steamship Company
President Hill
Doty Elected State Chairman in Republican Meeting
Lieutenant colonel George H. Doty of Governor Guilds staff was elected state chairman by unanimous ballot at the Republican State committee meeting. Other officers named include William M. Flanders secretary Hen ry E. Ripley assistant secretary H Clifford Gallagher treasurer and Henry P. Field chairman of the executive committee. The session approved a call for state caucuses on September 24 with delegate apportionment unchanged.
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Talbot
George H. Doty
H. Clifford Gallagher
Milton
Joseph N. Peterson
Salem
Henry P. Field
Northampton
Alfred Pinkerton
Worcester
Isaac F. Woodbury
Boston
Doty
Waltham
Gallagher
Walter Baker Corporation
Ann Hill Found Dead in Pantry Under Suicide Suspicion
Miss Ann Hill, 50, who lived alone at 97 Fayette Street, was found dead in her apartment pantry. The door was closed and she was seated beside an open gas tube held in her mouth until unconscious. No cause is given for the suspected self-inflicted death.
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Miss Ann Hill
Fayette Street
Miss Hill
Brewery Van Accident Injures Roxbury Child
Lucille Coen, a 6 year old girl from 311 Heath Street Roxbury, was run over yesterday afternoon by a brewery wagon in front of her home. The wheel passed over her right ankle, crushing it.
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Heath Street
Roxbury
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