Few Caught Breaking Sunday Blue Laws Along Southeast Coast
Plain clothes officers and many in citizen dress patrolled the city to document blue law violations on Sunday. Seven fined two dollars and a bakery proprietor five dollars. few names were recorded as others were caught working. Onondaga wreck progress halted by gale. ship driven farther up Orleans beach after days of salvage.
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Orleans Beach
Boston
O’meara
Stony Brook
Chatham
Clyde Line
Hingham observes anniversary of Old Meeting House opening
Hingham marked the 225th anniversary of the Old Meeting House opening with evening services featuring an enlarged choir and orchestra. Robert G. Peabody spoke on Church Architecture, and Rev. W. W. Fenn preached on The Development of Independent Congregational Churches after a parish supper. Also notes on maritime activity nearby.
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Hingham
Robert G. Peabody
Boston
W. W. Fenn
Harvard Divinity School
St Philip's Glee Club Prepares Minstrel Show at Dudley Street
The St Philip's Glee Club of Roxbury and St Philip's Church trains 50 young women for a minstrel show at Dudley Street Opera House on January 28 and 29. Leading parts include blackface end men and an interlocutor with male parishioners aiding in choruses. Prominent local politicians will participate, with Miss Maurer as interlocutor and Andrew J Leonard as instructor and C McIntyre as musical director.
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ST. Philip’s Glee Club
Dudley Street Opera House
St. Philip’s Church
Harrison Avenue
Roxbury
Miss Maurer
Andrew J. Leonard
C. McIntyre
Mysterious bullet wound man seeks aid at relief station
A man calling himself Michael F. O Neil of Cambridge arrived at a relief station at 3 PM with a right thigh wound from a 59 calibre bullet. He provided little information about the incident, claiming only an accidental discharge. He left with a limp after treatment, joining two companions outside.
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Michael F. O'Neil
Cambridge
O’neil
O'Neil
$100 Strangely Comes Back After Five Years
Ex sheriff Benjamin Easton visits Newport bank on Sept 3 1901 to exchange small bills for larger notes. He later loses a 100 gold certificate and today receives the note by mail postmarked Denver with a request to acknowledge receipt to Mary Crowley Seattle Washington.
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Newport
Benjamin Easton
Denver
Mary Crowley
Seattle
Wash
Chase and Sanborn Partner Named Canadian Senator
Telegraphic despatch reports Daniel Gillmor senior partner of Montreal Chase and Sanborn receiving a senator appointment. Chase and Sanborn in Boston congratulate their man chosen by Canada’s government for life service and high character.
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Daniel Gillmor
Montreal
House of
Chase & Sanborn
Messrs. Chase & Sanborn
Resolutions Denounce France France Church State Split
Suffolk County Catholic societies condemn French separation of church and state as unjust. Resolutions cite violation of treaties and rights, urging unity with French Catholics and peaceful opposition. Treasurer Stephen Calvin resigns. James J. Conway elected to replace him.
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France
Suffolk County Convention of Catholic Societies
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
Stephen Calvin
James J. Conway
Erin Court
Massachusetts
Thomas TI. Gasson
S. J
Francis X. Dolan
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Holy Father
Malden Y M H A Ball Promises Social Triumph
Preparations advance for a Young Men's Hebrew Association ball at Maine Hall Malden to be held tomorrow evening. Prominent Malden residents pledge attendance and A S Kirshen chairs the social committee aiding funds for a Malden Y M H A building. Officers include H E Slobodkin president A Morrison vice president M Slobodkin treasurer A J Gordon recording secretary and A S Kirshon financial secretary.
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Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Maine Hall
Malden
A.S. Kirshen
Carnegie Gives $1000 to Chelsea Church
Andrew Carnegie sent a letter to Mt. Bellingham Methodist Church Chelsea announcing a gift of 1000 to the organ fund. The church replaces a fire damaged building and the gift comes at an opportune moment as construction nears completion.
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Mt. Bellingham Methodist Church
Chelsea
A. H. Nazarian
Andrew Carnegie
Funeral for Captain George H Innis Wednesday Noon
Funeral services for Captain George H Innis who died Saturday at his Blue Hill Parkway home Mattapan will be held at Dahlgren Hall Memorial Building E Street South Boston Wednesday noon. The service will be directed by the Grand Army of the Republic and the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of which he was captain. Burial will be at Marblehead. He is survived by a widow a son George C Innis and a daughter Mrs EF Housman of Dorchester. He held many trusted posts including captain of the A h A and past senior vice commander in the G A R and former fire commissioner and street commissioner of Boston.
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George H. Innis
Blue Hill Parkway
Mattapan
Dahlgren
Memorial Building
E_ street
Broadway
Boston
Grand Army of the Republic
The
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Innis
Marblehead
Remedy Promises Relief for Years of Rheumatism
Describes a fluid extract of dandelion with compound Karyon and syrup of sarsaparilla to be taken after meals and at night. Claims the mixture relieves rheumatism, aids kidney filtration of uric acid, and is gentle on delicate stomachs while being inexpensive at prescription pharmacies.
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New England
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Gresham
Miss Mary TE Carthy
GERTRUDE L_SHEA
Carters
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Bullet Wound
Michael F. O’neil
U. H. CO
Coats
Union Hat CO
Hanover ST
Cor
UNION
Brand Frances
Suffolk County
God
A. F
U. S
A. Harris Kirshon
of Malden
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Carnegie
Chelsea Church
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