Constitution to be kept at Boston yard as museum core
Secretary Moody follows Rear Admiral Cappes plan to preserve the historic Constitution by keeping it at the Boston navy yard and repairing it periodically. The ship’s starboard will become a naval museum core, and the next battleship funded by Congress will be named Constitution to preserve the name.
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Washington
Cappes
Navy
Moody
Constitution
Navy Yard
Boston
Boston Yard
Congress
Reform Crusade Draws Mixed Opinions in Boston
Various leaders and citizens weigh Judge Emmons's crusade against vice and crime. Rep. Coulthurst notes focus on street safety. ex-mayor Hart and others call for comprehensive action by the Governor's appointee. Respondents criticize selective morality while urging visible law and order.
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Boston
Emmons
Thomas N. Hart
Nathan Matthews, Jr
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Floods rage across western Pennsylvania amid warning
Large floods menace western Pennsylvania with Monongahela and Allegheny rivers rising to 65 feet, 1.7 feet above the 18% flood level. Officials urge caution as forecasters monitor the rivers through Friday night. The Holland Society dinner in New York features Bryan and Sir Chentung Liang Cheng amid remarks on peace and justice.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Monongahela
Allegheny Rivers
Ridgeway
New York
Holland Society of New York
Waldorf-Astoria
William J. Bryan
George C. Lorimer
Chentung Liang Cheng
James M. Beck
Theodore M. Banta
John M. Vrooman
Roosevelt
Holland Society
Pension plans for city’s old employees in council action
At a Common Council meeting Councilman Fitagerad urged state legislation to allow city pensions for employees paid under $3 a day who served over 20 years and became incapacitated. Other orders included snow removal funding, Evacuation Day observances, full-time park staff, and a committee to study court facilities. Mayor Collins urged consolidating lamp duties under the streets department.
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Common Council
Fitagerad
Ward
Drummond
Ward 14
South Boston
Whelton
Board of Aldermen
Park Department
Murray
Ward 3
Ain
Patrick A. Collins
Ellery Clark Wins At YMCA Games in Boston
Ellery H. Clark, School Committeeman, won first in the shot put at the annual YMCA handicap games in Boston, throwing 42 ft 4 1 2 in with a four foot handicap. He also placed in the 60 yard dash, with other events listing winners Ernest Curley and L. H. Collern among others. Medals were awarded and plans announced for the Rhode Island Massachusetts state handicap meet at a future date.
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Boston Y
L. H
Colae
Story
A. Bradford
W. R. Ziegler
L. H. Collurn
H. G. Rusigari
E. H. Clark
Pinchester
Ernest Curley
L. H. Collern
L. Martin
Y Story
I. F. Runey
W. A. Bradford Pcratch
W.radfor
F. Runey
Ernest Curoe
Apaken
Assell
Atc Ronin
H. H. Cosper
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Taunton
Boston
Mellory Keeps Decision Over Sweeney in 12 Round Bout
Lawrence January 21 William Honey Mellory of Charlestown earned the decision over Patsey Sweeney of Manchester New Hampshire after a 12 round bout at the West End Athletic Club.
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Lawrence
William
Honey) Mellory
Charlestown
Patsey Sweeney
Manchester
N. H
West End Athletic Club
Boston Police Reforms Chronicle 1884 1896
A historical overview traces Boston police reforms from 1884 General A. P. Martin to 1896 efforts. It notes the establishment of the Boston Police Commission under Albert T. Whiting, campaigns against gambling and poolrooms, and actions by Captain Pierce and Mayor Martin to curb vice. Boxing legislation also emerged from reform efforts.
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Boston
A. P. Martin
Boston Police Commission
Albert T. Whiting
Pierce
Division 2
Martin
Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills Cure Headache
Many suffer headaches from liver troubles and biliousness. The pill claim removes the cause by purifying the liver and improving digestion, restoring nerves and sleep. They are advertised as a natural laxative with quick relief and cost 26 cents.
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Smith
Genuine
W. F. Smith
Vermont Diners Laud Vermont Dines in Boston Dinner
Three hundred Vermonters gathered for the 18th annual Vermont Association of Boston banquet at the Vendome. Officers elected included President Josiah H. Benton Jr and vice presidents Albert Clarke and Eugene N. Foss. remarks from Governor John G. McCullough and readers from President Roosevelt praised Vermont.
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Green Mountain State
Vermont Association of Boston
Josiah H. Benton, Jr
Albert Clarke
Eugene N. Foss
N. L. Sheldon
Charles K. Darling
William H. Davis
Arthur L. Robinson
Everett C. Benton
Isaiah R. Clark
Wade Keyes
Elmer £. Silver
William Craig
William L. Quimby
George P. Anderson
Addison O. Denney
John G. McCullough
Vermont
Roosevelt
McCullough
Dewey
Clark
William Olin
Collins
Patrick A. Collins
Boston
Stanton
City Point Catholic Association Ball Plans
The City Point Catholic Association of South Boston organizes a reunion and ball for February 8 at Copley Hall. President Charles H. Slattery leads an invited guests committee including Coleman McGrath Edward Logan Frank Leahy Leo Ryder and Joseph Coleman. Notable guests listed include Governor Bates Lieutenant-Gov Guild Mayor Collins and other Boston Catholic leaders. Floor director Joseph Dolaf was chosen at the last meeting.
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City Point Catholic Association
City Point Catholic Association of
South Boston
Copley Hall
Charles H. Slattery
Coleman J. McGrath
Edward L. Logan
Frank Nicholson
Francis T. Leahy
Leo J. Ryder
Joseph F. Coleman
John L Bates
Curtis Guild
P. A. Collins
John F. Fitzgerald
Joseph H. O'Neil
George H. Tinkham
John R. Murphy
Boston
Vicinity
Joseph C. Dolaf
Fire scare at Salvation Army home roxbury paper room
A small fire in the paper room at the Salvation Army Industrial Home on Hampden Street Roxbury last evening caused excitement among about 50 lodgers. The men extinguished the flames before the fire department arrived.
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Salvation Army
Hampden Street
Roxbury
Foresters Reinstall Officers by D H C C R Wirth
Germania Court of Foresters officers were re installed last evening by D H C C R Wirth and suite Father Jutz S J gave the installation addresses. A collation was served after the ceremony.
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Germania Court of Foresters
R. George Wirth
Father Jutz
S. J
D. H. C. R. Wirth
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Strengthening and Fortifying Your System
This advisory notes that adopting a robust routine will bolster health and resilience. It emphasizes consistent practices to maintain wellness, promising lasting protection and improved vitality through sustained effort.
Russia Formally Replies To Japanese Note In Courteous Yet Firm Terms
London dispatches report Russia’s reply to the latest Japanese note was prepared at a ministerial council chaired by the Czar. The tone is courteous but firm and was approved unanimously by ministers including M. Witte, head of the committee of ministers.
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London
St. Petersburg
Daily
Telegraph
The
Daily Mail
Russia
M. Witte
Committee of Ministers
Beans for Breakfast at 44th Mass Reunion
The 28th annual reunion of the Forty fourth Massachusetts Regiment Association was held at Young's Hotel with about 140 members present from across the country. Speaker Mr. Gardner recalled singing Beans for Breakfast 41 years ago at Readville Farm, as an informal business meeting preceded the banquet. Guests included John E. Gilman, G A R past commander, James B. Wolff, past vice commander, Col. Charles E B Hapgood of the Fifth New Hampshire, and J B Fort of the Fifth Rhode Island.
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Mass
Fortyfourth
Massachusetts Regiment Association
Young’s Hotel
Far West
South
Readville Farm
Gardner
John E. Gilman
James B. Wolff
Charles EB. Hapgood
New Hampshire
J. B. Fort
Rhode Island
Shakspere Ballads At Catholic Union Hall
A large audience greeted J Dwyer yesterday at Catholic Union Hall as he delivered his first musical lecture in the John Boyle O'Reilly Reading Circle series. He was applauded for his treatment, with varied musical interludes adding charm. John P Leahy presided. next program features The Thirteenth the Greatest of Centuries by James J Walsh.
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Shakspere
Catholic Union Hall
J. Dwyer
C Union Hall
James J. Walsh
New York City
Great Gorge Threatens Dayton as Miami River Floods Persist
An ice gorge at Steele's dam on the Miami River north of Dayton, Ohio endangers residents of Riverdale and North Dayton with a repeat flood from 1898. South Miami Valley areas are flooded, Dwire Station is underwater, and the Cincinnati Dayton Toledo Traction line is blocked by washouts. Water reaches three to four feet in streets.
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Dayton, O
Steele's Dam
Miami River
Riverdale
Dayton
Miami Valley
Dwire
Cincinnati, Dayton & Toledo Traction
Merry Will Approved In Suffolk Probate Court
In Suffolk Probate Court the will of Mrs. Susan G W Merry was allowed and letters granted to her daughter Mrs Irena F Wentworth. The will named Captain Warren of Police Station 14 as executor and bequeathed the Woodlawn Cemetery family lot to him while the remainder of the estate including Charlestown real estate and a Lake Pleasant residence went to Wentworth.
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Suffolk
Susan G. W. Merry
Irena F. Wentworth
Captain Warren
Police Station 14
Wentworth
Woodlawn Cemetery
Charlestown
Lake Pleasant
Spanish War Veterans Hold First Grand Military Ball
Roxbury Command 291 Spanish War Veterans staged their first grand ball at Paine Memorial Hall. The grand march led by Mr Gilbert Kelly and Miss Beattie included Frank Hall and Miss Mayme Algeyre among about 100 couples. A large flag welcomed attendees and portraits of national heroes Schiey, Dewey and Roosevelt lined the hall.
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Roxbury Command
Paine Memorial Hall
Gilbert Kelly
Beattie
Frank Hall
Mayme Algeyre
Roxbury Commandery
Schiey
Dewey
Roosevelt
Scots Charitable Society Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Scots Charitable Society held its annual meeting electing Duncan D Russell as president Lachlan Wallace as vice president John S Loudon as treasurer Peter F Patterson as secretary Alexander Murray as assistant secretary John Hamilton as cemetery lots trustee Forbes L McKenzie and Charles Thomson on relief committees James Stewart as chair of relief committee James B Hill and Peter H Lawson on audit committee Dr Robert Disbrow as physician and Rev Dr S C Gunn as chaplain The society counts 264 members.
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The
Scots’ Charitable Society
Duncan D. Russell
Lachlan Wallace
John S. Loudon
Peter F. Patterson
Alexander Murray
John Hamilton
Forbes L. McKenzie
Charles Thomson
James Stewart
James B. Hill
Peter H. Lawson
Robert Disbrow
S C.gunn
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Police Commission
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Isaac
B. F. Allen
P. S. Henson
Laurence Minot
Boston Post
Bryan and
Sir Cheng
Hie
Mr. Bryfn
Hague
Lamp Department
Ellery Clark
Mellody
Smiths Buchu
Burns
Mechanics’ Hall
Vermont State
Germania Court
Miami
Larcest Fire Insurance Company
Charter
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance CO
Springfield
United State Bent
Capital
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Chas. E. Galacar
Wf . MacKay
Sec
F. H. Williams
Treas
Western
Iainois
A. J. Hyrding
A. F. Dean
Ass’t
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Acific Coast Department
San Francisco
Cal
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RNIN
Ananiiae
United States
Reed & Brother
Kilby Street
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