Moving Day at Custom House Sees Offices Relocate
Starting today the offices in the old fort at State street move to the Tremont street building to permit a new tower above the central dome. The government rents the Tremont property for 81000 yearly with renewal option. First floor remodeled for custodian and stationery clerk. records kept in basement. Surveyor McCarthy to second floor. Deputy Collector Jones and Marine Department on third. collector's executive offices on fifth. entry and bond divisions on sixth. warehouse on seventh. liquidating and drawback on eighth.
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Custom House
Old Fort
State Street
Stearns
Tremont Street
McCarthy
Jones
Marine Department
Boy Confesses To Haverhill Burglaries
15 year old Harold W. Miller confessed to eight burglaries clearing up a string of breaks in Haverhill. Police had been puzzled for weeks by multiple larcenies before the arrest.
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Haverhill
Harold W. Miller
Bull & Co
Spain
All & Co
Bricklayers Hold Big Ball at Symphony Hall
More than 3000 attended a biennial convention ball for Bricklayers and Masons International Union delegates at Symphony Hall last night. International President Bowen of New York led the grand march with Mrs. George J. Twiss. numerous officials and labor leaders were guests.
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Dennis J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Thomas, R. Preece
Chicago
John J. Murphy
Jeremiah Harrington
Frances E. Williams
Michael A. Murphy
William H. O’brien
Boston Central Labor Union
Dennis D. Driscoll
State Branch A. F
George Barry
Building Trades Section
Thomas Maloney
Hartford
Boston Local 3
George T. Thornton
Jeremiah Marrington
John Scully
M. J. Shea
John T. Walsh
South End Raid Nabs Thirteen Greeks at 145 Hudson Street
Police surprised thirteen Greeks in a South End building at 145 Hudson Street and arrested them for presence where gaming implements were found. Sergeant King in plain clothes entered through a fire escape to reach the room.
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Hudson Street
South End
King
Roosevelt to Head Harvard Alumni Association
Theodore Roosevelt, class of 1880, elected president of the Harvard Alumni Association to succeed Charles W. Elliot. The annual meeting will be in Cincinnati and the president will introduce speakers on commencement day in Cambridge. James J. Storrow elected marshal for the 25th anniversary class.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Harvard Alumni Association
Charles W. Elliot
Cincinnati
Cambridge
James J. Storrow
Alumni Association
Officer Fires On Fleeing Man at Essex Street Cigar Store
A fleeing Italian youth named Giracco Pasquall aged 18 is said by Police Officer Wildes of Station 4 to have broken into a cigar shop at 205 Essex Street. The officer fired two shots at the suspect before capturing him.
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Giracco Pasquall
Bowdoin Street
Wildes
Station 4
Essex Street
Citizens’ Clothes
Y M C A Plans $600000 Building After Fire
Officials of the Young Men's Christian Association prepare to start construction of a new $600,000 building following the fire that destroyed the old structure. The organization will continue activities with a regular men’s meeting set for tomorrow at 3 PM at the People’s Temple.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
People’s Temple
Ex Governor’s Son Named in Check Forgery Case
Harry S. Wood, claiming Chicago connections, was arrested in El Paso Texas on forgery charges. J B Walker swore out a warrant alleging Wood presented two $100 checks signed by Warren L Douglas son of former Massachusetts governor, pretending to be the young Douglas.
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EL Paso
Tex
Harry S. Wood
Chicago
J. B. Walker
Wood
Warren L. Douglas
Douglas
Massachusetts
Walker
Aviators Confront Records as Paulhan and Hamilton Fly
At Aviation Field in Los Angeles on January 14 Charles K. Hamilton attempted to beat Louis Paulhan’s height record in a Curtiss biplane while Paulhan flew a 25 mile coastal round trip. About 40,000 spectators watched the events.
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Aviation Field
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles K. Hamilton
Louis Paulhan
Paulhan
Paulhan and Hamilton Sky Rivalry Marks Opening Cross Country Flight
Paulhan's cross country flight drew cheers and ocean-warning blasts but not official recognition due to no prior announcement. Hamilton surpassed Paulhan's 4165 feet with a 12 minute flight though engine trouble ended his run. Paulhan also failed to beat Curtiss' speed and suffered a damaged wing tip. Lieutenant Paul Beck attempted a 250 foot drop test from a Curtiss biplane, a partial failure caused by engine trouble.
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Paulhan
San Pedro
Hamilton
Curtiss
Paul Beck
Signal Corps
Samuel Bottoms
Coast Artillery
Beck
Harvard Senior Die From Pneumonia in Cambridge Home
Frederick Hilborn Hall a Harvard University senior and son of Professor E H Hall died at his Langdon Street Cambridge home yesterday afternoon from pneumonia.
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Harvard
Frederick Hilborn Hall
E. H. Hall
University
Langdon Street
Cambridge
Pilot offers best wishes for Fitzgerald's Boston mayor win
The Pilot the archdiocese of Boston official organ congratulates Mr Fitzgerald on his election to mayor of Boston. It notes his worldliness and Catholic faith and hopes he acts with conscience before both people and a higher tribunal. It asks supporters to pray for grace and light to guide his duties.
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The
Pilot
Archdiocese of
Boston
Fitzgerald
Mr. Fitzgerald
Labor Notes From North Shore and City Unions
Labor reports show Painters Union 247 addressing delegates on trade conditions. Boston Building Trades affirms elevator constructors wage scale. Freestone Cutters donate to Indiana strikers. District Assembly 30 K of L meets Charlestown. Cigarmakers Union 97 aids New York shirt waist strikers. John Waks nominated for seventh vice president. Engineers Union 16 reports laundry engine rooms being organized. Laundry Workers deflect referendum. delegates named for Boston Central Labor Union label crafts group.
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Haynes
Bresnahan
Painters’ Union
Salem
Painters District Council
North Shore
Boston Building Trades Department
A. F. of L
Freestone Cutters’ Union
Indiana
District Assembly
K. of L
Knights of Pythies
Main Street
Charlestown
Cigarmakers’ Union 97
New York
John Waks
Syracuse
Engineers’ Union 16
Laundry Workers’ Union
Mary Kehoe
Lida McFeaters
Abbott Stackpole
G. H. Gilman
Mary Moran
Imbel Gection
Boston Central Labor Union
Rice resigns from Boston Elevated board amid campaign rumors
Nehemiah W. Rice quits as a director of the Boston Elevated Railroad, amid speculation tied to James J. Storrow's mayoral loss. Rice had served since 1899 and was rumored to be linked with Lee, Higginson & Co. Storrow denies any affiliations and calls the rumor unfounded.
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Nehemiah W. Rice
Boston Elevated Railroad
James J. Storrow
Rice
Elevated Road
Storrow
Lee, Higginson & Co
Post
Mr. Storrow
Elevated Railroad Company
William A. Gaston
Mr. Rice
Cambridge man found guilty of obstructing streetcar track
In Cambridge District Court yesterday Judge Almy found Patrick Dillon a 24 Bristol Street Cambridge man guilty of obstructing the Boston Elevated streetcar on Cambridge street from West Boston bridge to Third street and fined 15 dollars.
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Cambridge
Almy
Patrick Dillon
Bristol Street
Boston
Cambridge Street
West Boston Bridge
Third Street
Sudden Illness Claims Margaret Daly on Riverside Street
Margaret Daly aged 40 of 37 Hampshire street fell ill yesterday afternoon in front of 1 Riverside street and died en route to City Hospital after being transported by Station 10.
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Margaret Daly
Hampshire Street
Riverside Street
City Hospital
Many Sail for Warm Climes on Romanic Steamship
Passengers board the White Star steamer Romanic at Hoosac docks Charlestown at noon bound for southern Europe. The route includes the Azores Madeira Gibraltar Algiers Naples Genoa and Alexandria Egypt. The ship carries 128 saloon 10 second-class and 250 steerage passengers. Notables aboard include Mr and Mrs Walter Buck of the city Colonel W M Ayer of Bangor the Fenimore family of Albany relatives of James Fenimore Cooper and Miss Cunningham of Portland along with Mrs Arthur C Heffenger and Misses Francesca and Priscilla Heffenger of Portsmouth NH.
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Europe
White Star Line
Hoosac
Charlestown
Azores
Madeira
Gibraltar
Algiers
Naples
Genoa
Alexandria
Egypt
Walter Buck
W. M. Ayer
Bangor
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