Foresters Ball at Berkeley Hall a Bright Social Event
Constantine Court No. 49 of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters held its fifteenth annual bail at Berkeley Hall last evening. A reception ran from 8 to 9 with a fine orchestral program. The grand march was led by J D ODonnell and colleague. Attendees included Massachusetts Foresters officers Colonel Thomas J. Doherty high chief ranger and others.
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Constantine Court No
Masachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Berkeley Hall
James ‘T
Riley
DA. Sullivan
J. J. O'Donnell
William Landregan
Iatherine McCarthy
ID. J. O
Armstrong Transfer Company Dance Delights Two Hundred At Hall
Nearly two hundred couples danced to Wie gin's Orchestra at the fourteenth annual Armstrong Transfer Company Employees Beneficiary Association ball. The hall was decorated with flags and wreaths, grand march led by James J. Friery and Miss Monahan, many attendees listed including M A Winchester and wives, Charles Glover and wives, and others.
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Copley Hall
Wiegin
Armstrong Transfer Company
James J. Friery
Monahan
G. W. Armstrong
Ee. Co. Sherburn
IF. Cutter
Foresters Ball A Congregate of Knights of Sherwood Forest
The Foresters Union Ball at Roughan's Hall Charlestown drew over 1000 attendees from Boston area conclaves and from Providence Newport Taunton Brockton Fall River and Lowell. Tripp's Orchestra provided music with arrangements led by floor marshal R L Melzer and floor director John J Belton. The grand march featured Charles Kenny and numerous couples including D J McGowan Miss Minnie Isconard and many others.
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Grand Union Hall of Courts
Massachusetts
Knights of Sherwood Forest
Roughan’s Hall
Charlestown
Boston
Providence
Newport
Taunton
Brockton
Fall River
Lowell
Tripp
Mavasie
R. L. Melzer
John J. Belton
James J. Keenan
R. R. Flynn
J. C. Thompson
Charles BR. Kenny
Kenny
D. J. McGowan
Minnie Isconard
John &. Sullivan
Sara Rodden
W. W. Reid
Nellie Reid
John C. Thompson
Tt. N. Thompson
Edward Canney
Canney
Belton
Denis J. Cronin
Tita M. Cronin
Michael J. O'Connor
A. K. Jordan
M. J. McColgan
Sk. T. McGowan
John Scanlan
Margaret McGowan
Peter J. Nelly
West Medford
Kelly
Patrick J. Kenny
Bernard Dolan
Olan
Louis Lafond
Lafond
Mortimer O’sullivan
Patrick Mccarthy
Thomas J. Walsh
Nora O' Keeffe
William Swartz
Nora Cowen
Heally
Katherine Heally
Arthur Bissonnett
Bissonnett
Edward C. Gallagher
M. F. Gallagher
William W. Reid
Cambridge
John Cavanaugh
J. Murphy Hennessy
John Howlett
J. Sullivan
Patrick HH. Connolly
William M. Collins
T. ¢ Selzer
A. J. Perry
John Byrnes
David Smith
KE. A. Howard
M. Kennedy
A J Shea
A. KE Woods
Moyan
M. J. Murphy
Po. B. Maguire
John B. O'Higgins
Wagner
D. J. Smith
C. J. Dacey
John Belton
Mr. J. O’brien
John JJ. O'Leary
Joseph Hennessy
D. A. Scannell
Hugh O’ Conner
John N. McCarthy
Roger I. O'Neill
John Thompson
Robert Skkenny
Cornelius Newman
M. J. O'Sullivan
Patrick McGuire
O'Neil
R. T Brown
Street Cleaners Ball Opens with Concert and Dinner
Boston sanitary and street cleaning department employees held their annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall last evening. Guests enjoyed Erigeawu's Orchestra, a dinner, and dancing. The grand march featured Thomas J. Hanlon and companion, followed by numerous couples.
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Boston Sanitary Ad Street Cleaning Department
Odd Pellows
Erigeawu
Thomas J. Hanlon
Daniel Myr
J. Z. Walker
Burns
J. H
John Cox
Keen
Union Club Assembly Opens With Dance at Paine Hall
An assembly and dance under the Union Club employees took place in Paine Memorial Hall last evening. The Waverley orchestra provided music. The grand march was led by P. F. Donnelly and Miss Katherine O Connor, followed by a long line.
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Union Club
Jace
Paine Memorial Hall
Waverley
P. F. Donnelly
Katherine O’connor
Cures Blood Poison Cures Cases That Hot Springs and All Wider Treatments Failed to Even Help
A historic medical claim centers on a treatment that allegedly cured blood poisoning after standard cures in Hot Springs and other therapies failed. The report details patient cases and broader outcomes, noting dramatic recoveries attributed to the new method.
Faneuil Hall Hosts Pro Boer Rally Blending Heightened Patriotism
A large Boston crowd gathered at Faneuil Hall to back George Fred Williams in a pro Boer rally. Ex Consul Hollis recounted Boer history from Cape Colony to Transvaal, praising Boer courage and critiquing British policies while linking to American liberty and past battles.
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Faneuil Hall
Boston
George Fred Williams
Hollis
George E. Hollis
Pretoria
Vasco de Gama
Africa
Cape
Cape Colony
Kruger Destrous
United States
Transvaal
Leonidas
Thermopyle
Boston speech links Boer war to liberty and empire
Professor Reed and George Fred Williams frame the Boer conflict as a moral test, praising pro Boer unity and condemning imperial exploitation. Attendees applaud, letters condemn capitalists, and Armenian American speaker Mulesian supports resolutions.
Quietly Delivered Kidney Pills Prove Helpful Says Citizen
A Boston resident praises Doan's Kidney Pills after suffering backache and kidney trouble. He details pain relief after using Knight's Pharmacy product, noting a strong personal endorsement. Fester Milburn Co of Buffalo is cited as U. S. sole agents.
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Dean
C. L. Glidden
Eutaw Street
Boston
Knight's Pharmacy
Court St
Doan
Fester-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
U. S
Concert at Music Hall supports East Boston church project
The Baker Congregational Church held its first concert in Music Hall East Boston to fund final payments on land bought for a new church in the fourth section. Proceeds go toward completing the purchase and construction plans.
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Baker Congregational Church
Music Hall
East
Boston
Cole's Hearing Today Before U S Commissioner
Charles Hi Cole, former president of the Globe National Bank, faces a hearing before United States Commissioner Siske today at 7 p.m. on charges of misappropriating and embezzling Park funds he once headed.
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Charles Hi. Cole
Globe National Bank
United States
Siske
Morris Called to Lynn Common Church
Professor George K. Morris of Boston University School of Theology has been unanimously named to lead the First Methodist Church of Lynn referred to as the Lynn Common Church.
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George K. Morris
Boston University School of Theology
First Methodist Church of
Lynn
Lynn Common Church
Campaign moves near Colesberg and Ladysmith report
Dispatches recount heavy losses as Highland Brigade falls at Magersfontein and Ladysmith fighting continues. British forces push from Colesberg toward the Orange Free State capital while reinforcements waver and militia dispatch ends. An American field hospital unit is accepted by the war office. Ministers prepare for a cabinet meeting tomorrow.
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Colesberg
Methuen
French
Colecberg
Orange Free State
Highland Brigade
Magersfontein
Ladysmith
War Office
J. J. van Alen
Highlanders Fall Near Magersfontein A Glimpse Of Disaster
A Daily News correspondent recounts the Highland brigade’s night march toward the foe at Magersfontein. Gunfire, flame, and bayonets cut through the ranks as Cronjé’s lines hold fast. Methuen vainly seeks a lure, while gunners silence many guns and Cronjé’s dead pile in the valley. The Times reports Highlanders scattering then reforming under Major Wart’s urgent order.
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Kopje
Black Watch
Gordons
Seaforths
Scotland
London
The
Daily News
Highland Brigade
Magersfontein
Methuen
Modder River
Cronje
England
Julian Rauph
Daily Mail
Times
Wart
Fighlanders
Boers Engage in Forcing Action Near Modder River
British forces under General Methuen pressed a demonstration with a division at Modder River to gauge Boer strength and intent and to lure them from Kimberley where Boer activity had increased.
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Modder River
Methuen
Kimberley
Remarkable hair growth remedy offered free trial
A Cincinnati firm promotes a free mailed trial of a scalp remedy claiming to stop hair loss and stimulate new growth. Testimonials name Miss Emond of Salem Massachusetts and others, urging readers to send name, address, and a penny stamp to Altenheim Medical Dispensary in Cincinnati for a free trial package.
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Altenheim
Hama Emond
Miss Emond
Voss
Miss Ermond
Salem
Mass
Washington
Weed
Swartz Corps
Woo
New Albany
Bradford Co
Pumpas Pass
Chas. W. Bishop
Lathrop
Mich
Altenheim Medical
Butterfield Ride
Ohio
Stokes
British Artillery Bombards Boer Trenches Fails to Cause Casualties
British forces opened artillery fire at 4 39 p m directing shells into Boer intrenchments as they withdrew to camp in darkness six shells followed the retreating column but caused no casualties among the British troops in the operation conducted near Jacobdal.
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Jacobdal
Boers Need Money and Ambulances, Says Leyds
Dr. Leyds, Transvaal diplomatic agent, says reports claiming no need for aid are false. He states the Boer government requires funds to support widows and orphans and to provide ambulances for wounded burghers in battle.
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Antwerp
Leyds
Transvaal
Spearman's Farm Despatch on Boer Forces Moves West
Dated Jan 17 at 9 30 p m Spearman's Farm reports Lord Dundonald with a dashing movement occupying hills above Petgeriters Drift fifteen miles west of Colenso and taking the Boers by surprise Infantry under General Lyttleton crosses the river and shells trenches with Howitzers General Warrens force crosses Tricharite Drift five miles north and faces no opposition though Boers hold a river position five miles away
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Lord Dundonald
Petgieters Drift
Colenso
Lyttleton
Warren
Tricharite Drift
British warships to escort Minite transports from New Orleans
The Staats says British warships are within easy reach of the Mississippi assigned to escort the Minite transports when loaded with animals at New Orleans for South Africa.
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New Orleans
The
Convicts Kill Sheriff’s Deputy in Howell County Jail
West Plains Mo January 17 Deputy Sheriff Alfred Fleury was dragged into a jail cell and killed while feeding prisoners at Howell County jail. All inmates escaped and posses are in pursuit.
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ST. Louis
West Plains
Alfred Fleury
Howell County
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