Retired General Miles Snubbed by Presidential Praise
Washington dispatch notes a pointed contrast between the President’s eulogy of Lieutenant General Young and the silence on General Miles. The article cites army regulations on laudatory orders and quotes the official retirement order for Young, alongside Miles’s retirement under law, highlighting perceived favoritism toward Leonard Wood and a broader critique of military honor and duty.
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Washington
Miles
Young
Army
Leonard Wood
Schofield
United States Army
Congress
Converts to Catholicity Aids Boston Chalice Fund
In Greater Boston converts contribute old jewelry to fund chalices for the Apostolic Mission House in Washington. Fifteen chalices are planned for the main chapel and oratories. first five are already made from donor pieces. A found Chicago chalice shows theft’s undoing, inspiring further gifts from New England and beyond.
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Apostolic Mission House
United States
Father Doyle
College Ball Plans At Boston Catholic Club
A large executive committee meeting for the Young Men's Catholic Association of Boston College outlined plans for the annual college ball. The event at Symphony Hall on February 16 will limit tickets to 760, repeat last year’s price of $3, and restrict tickets to two ladies per man. Officials from Boston and other cities are expected, with special car service and a supper room in the hall basement. The committee is led by Daniel P. Toomey and includes John J. Fitzgerald and John J. Sheehan among many others.
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Young Men's Catholic Association of
Boston College
East Newton Street
Boston
Symphony Hall
Daniel P. Toomey
John F. Dever
John F. Fitzgerald
P. J. Lynch
Thomas F. Duffiy
Michael T. Callahan
Edw
J. O'Neil
George R. Regan
John J. Sullivan
Thomas O’callaghan
Charles F. Dalton
James F. Brady
John R. Keilty
Santos-Dumont Joins La Savoie For St Louis Expo Plan
Santos-Dumont, the aeronaut, traveled as a passenger on La Savoie and said he came to New York to complete arrangements for a forthcoming dirigible balloon experiment at the St. Louis exposition.
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New York
Santos-Dumont
la Savoie
St. Louis Exposition
Lumber and furniture lots listed with mahogany maple oak birch details
The list enumerates furniture and timber lots including mahogany items across several lots, with mentions of maple birch oak and quantities. It notes prices and lot numbers such as 6474 5708 4716 5723 6143 6475 6897 6584 6060 6582 6116 4749 and driftwood references, suggesting a sale or catalog entry.
Yearly Sale Highlights Brass and Iron Beds and More
Local ad promotes a yearly sale featuring brass and iron beds sideboards dining tables and chairs with keen price cutting. Includes multiple items and emphasis on discounts to attract buyers.
Riot at Lithuanian Church Alleges Anarchist Plot
Pittsburg January 10 Three men sparked a disturbance at the Cassimir Lithuanian Roman Church claiming Sisters of Charity are bad women. Pastor Rev John J Lutheitis labeled them anarchists and said they were linked to a plot to assassinate President McKinley. He cited Lawrence Pieus who fled to Michigan and died there. Police guard Lutheitis home as investigators expect further details tomorrow.
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Pittsburg
Casimirs
Sisters of Charity
John J. Lutheitis
McKinley
Lawrence Pieus
Russia
Pieus
Michigan
Father Lutheitis
East Boston Zionists Elect New Officers
The Zionists of East Boston met in Ober Jacob Hall on Paris street last evening and elected officers: Michael Ober president, Morris Goldstein vice president, Eli Zeif financial secretary, Jacob W. Berman recording secretar y.
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Zionists of
East Boston
Ober Jacob Hall
Paris Street
Michael Ober
Morris Goldstein
Eli Zeif
Jacob W. Berman
Welsh Language Used in St Andrew's Church
Church services at St Andrew's on Chambers Street were held yesterday in Welsh for the first time in this city within a Protestant Episcopal church. The 4 PM service featured a sermon by Rev. J. Winne Jones of Roslindale and Welsh singing throughout the service.
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St. Andrew's Church
Chambers Street
J. Winne Jones
Church of Our Saviour
Roslindale
Common Amecca for People With Cameras
The Common was thronged with camera enthusiasts yesterday as snow created fairy like vistas and mazes. The State House through snow outlined branches and the Beacon street mall drew many pictures. Photographers sought odd effects, snapping scenes time and again.
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State House
Beacon Street Mall
Sleeping Outdoors for Health by Lasell Professor
Mrs. Blance C. Martin, a Lasell Seminary professor, advocates outdoor sleep and loose waisted gowns for girls and women. She describes winter veranda sleeping, simple dress patterns, and light exercise as steps toward health, stressing waist support and cheerful chants by her students.
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Blance C. Martin
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Martin
Zionist group to install new officers on Jan 24
Photo by Oppenheim shows Michael Ober president of East Boston Zionists with secretary Moses Reinherz treasurer Morris Schreiberg sergeant at arms Hyman Levine Raphael Naihersey Alexander Goldstein and Abraham Alpert as directors. The installation will take place on Jan 24.
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Oppenheim
Michael Ober
East Boston Zionists
Etc
Moses M. Reinherz
Morris Schreiberg
Hyman Levine
Raphael Naihersey
Alexander Goldstein
Abraham Alpert
Mrs Field's Musicale at the Hotel Somerset
The first Mrs S B Field musicale will be held this morning in the white and gold ballroom of the Hotel Somerset on Commonwealth Avenue. A large, representative audience is expected as the subscription list already shows many notable names including Mrs Robert D Evans and Miss Belle Hunt, Mrs Nathan Matthews Jr and Nathalie Matthews, Mrs Sullivan Sargent, Mrs B J Lang and Rosamond Lang, Lena Little, Mrs George Stoddart, Madelaine Boardman, Eliot Hubbard and others.
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S. B. Field
Somerset
Commonwealth Avenue
Robert D. Evans
Belle Hunt
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Nathalie Matthews
Sullivan Sargent
Liquor Seizure in Roxbury District Gates Revelry Evidence
Patrolmen Angel and Leavitt from Station 10 searched Patrick Harvey at 34 and 36 Prentiss street Roxbury yesterday afternoon and seized eight quarts of ale three quarts of whiskey and one pint and a half of gin. Cornwallis McNamus was arrested for drunkenness.
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Angel and
Leavitt
Station 10
Patrick Harvey
Prentiss Street
Roxbury
Cornelius McNamus
Physician Arrested On Charge By Girl In Charlestown
Dr Edmund W Daniels of 60 Warrenton street was arrested last night charged with performing an illegal surgical operation on Gertrude E Kelley of Bartlett street Charlestown. The girl is in a serious condition at Homeopathic Hospital and gave police information leading to the arrest of Arthur J Manini as accessory.
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Edmund W. Daniels
Warrenton Street
Gertrude E. Kelley
Bartlett Street
Charlestown
Arthur J. Manini
Philo Celtic Society Elects Officers For Year
The Philo Celtic Society held its annual election last evening at 6 Whitmore street schoolrooms and elected President J. P. Lane, vice-president Jere Shaw, recording secretary Mrs. Lane, financial secretary D. J. Hanlon, corresponding secretary M. J. Devlin, and treasurer M. A. Foran. New members admitted include M. V. Joyce, Miss A. King, Miss Barron, Miss J. A. Murphy, Messrs. Burke, Donnellon, Carroll, Desmond, and Cloherty.
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Philo Celtic Society
Whitmore Street
J. P. Lane
Jere Shaw
Messrs. Burke, Donnellon
Carroll, Desmond and
Cloherty
Seven from One Emulsion Promises Vitality Sample
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion can multiply its weight in solid flesh and improve digestion. It asserts the product is highly digestible, strengthens the stomach, sharpens appetite, and feeds vitality, offering a free sample from Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Local labor notes on city building and union elections
Non residents work on schoolhouse construction amid a Building Trades Council inquiry. Boston unions elect leaders across Carpenters, Knights of Labor, and Laundry Workers, while national organizers from Kansas City and Coming NY prepare to assist in reorganizing carren ey. Eighteen applicants admitted to a union.
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Building Trades Council
Dennis
Kansas City
W. H. Bonemus
John Suthons
Coming
N. Y
Brotherhood
Boston
Bay State Lodge
R. C
A. Boston Lumber Teamsters and Handlers’ Union
Dorchester
Robert Swanton
Death of Charles W. Dyar Boston Globe editor
Charles W. Dyar longtime Boston Globe editorial writer dies after a long illness of Brights disease. Funeral at Grace Church Newton Tuesday noon. Dyar joined the Globe in 1872 and held many senior editorial roles. He was born in Lowell in 1850 and attended Trinity College. He leaves a wife Emma J. Bowker and six children, including a Smith College teacher daughter.
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Dyar
Globe
Lowell
Trinity College
Emma J. Bowker
Smith College
Young Donahue Receives Signet Ring From Friends
Roxbury pugilist Young Donahue was presented a signet ring by many friends at trainer David Leahy’s home at 41 Haskins Street. The gift came as a surprise and Donahue expressed thanks. Attendees included George Frazer, Richard Hogan, Thomas Kenny, James Ryan, and Patrick Murphy.
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Young Donahue
Roxbury
David Leahy
Haskins Street
George Frazer
Richard Hogan
Thomas Kenny
James Ryan
Patrick Murphy
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Eae Senate
Tee
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Theodore Kremer
Miss Holland
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Quaker City Quartet
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Vgrd. & Sar
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Pene
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J. W. Lent
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Thomas King
Coleman Mulkern
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Stephen Costello
Daniel Clifford
John Foley
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John Duddy
Fall River
George Phelps
George Oxner
Springfield
Bakers’ Organization
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Stablemen’s Union
Market and Provision House Teamsters’ Union
J. O'Connell
Frank J. Casey
F. Morley
T. A. Doherty
Chas. W. Dyar
Donahue
Tremont Erste
DE Wolf Hopper
Splendid Company
MR. Pickwick
Charles Dickens
Austin
Stone's Museum
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Scollay Square
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Life “Savers
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Boston Caledonian Club
Fufvieth
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Chas. Frohman
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Charies Frohman
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Fay Davis
Whitewashing
Asia
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Matinee
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Hal Reid
Ry.w
Castle Theatre
Tremont St
Tel
Tremont
Castle Sq
Hramatlo Stock Co
Alice of
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Vincennes
Fairirginia
Hollis Xncce
Isaac B. Rich
Rocers Bros
London
Colonial Theatre
TON Get
Charles B. Dillingham
Fritz Scheff
Victor Herbert
Harry B. Smith
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