Kilham Schooner Narrowly Sunk After Night Collision
The Beverly fishing schooner Oliver F E Kilham carrying about 15000 pounds of fish was nearly sunk after a collision with the Mary Manning between Cape Ann and the Tale of Shoals around 10 p m Tuesday January 15. The Manning did not report the incident and both vessels inspected after the crash showed the Kilham had a broken bow and damaged gear with headgear forward lost. Crew members say light winds and mist saved their lives as they jumped to the Manning and later returned. The Kilham is owned by a Beverly man with the same name.
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Beverly
Oliver FE. Kilham
Mary Manning
Cape Ann
Portsmouth
N. H
Edward Jameson
Kilham
Thair
Withara
Biggest Photorial of the World Train Captured
Mr H G Locke Boston agent for the Chicago and Alton Railway offers a small book detailing the record photorial of the largest train. The two eleven car trains were built piecemeal in Pullman yards and assembled in a week. An immense camera weighed 1400 pounds and captured a 412 foot single plate image. Prints were sent to the Paris Exposition.
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H. G. Locke
Boston
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Washington Street
Pullman
Florida and West India Short Line offers daily Florida trains
Seaboard Air Line Railway markets the Florida Fast Mail from New York daily at 12 10 am with drawing room sleeping cars to Raleigh and connections to Southern Pines Columbia Savannah Jacksonville St Augustine and Tampa. Through sleepers and vestibuled coaches promise reliable service with routes via Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Boston connections. Inquiries directed to 411 Pennsylvania Railroad offices and SEA Board agents in Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Portsmouth VA.
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Florida Fast Mail
Seaboard Air Line Railway
New York
Twenty-third Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pulkman
Raleigh
Southern Pines
Columbia
Savannah
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Tampa
Florida
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Pullman Drawing Room
Washington Street
Mass
Broadway
South Third Street
East German Street
New York Revenue
R. K E. L. Bunch
Portsmouth
Changes in Elevating Era Shake West Wind Linked Rail Bosses
Vice-President Charles S. Sergeant remains a West Wind link in the Boston Elevated Railroad now in charge. Henry Wood retires from the purchasing agent post amid ongoing management changes at Moston Elevated. Wood has not fixed future plans. Ainsworth steps in as acting purchasing agent.
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Charles S. Sergeant
West Wind
Boston Vwlevated
Henry Wood
Moston
Wood
Ainsworth
Verdi Nearing End as Senate Votes Best Wishes
A late bulletin reports Verdi weakening with irregular pulse and feverish temperature as paralysis persists. In Rome the Italian Senate declares his condition practically hopeless while the House sends best wishes for his recovery.
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Milan
Verdi
Rome
Wedding Details From A White Satin Bridal Reverie
The bride wore white satin with brocade and silk trim, carrying roses. She was given away by her father, Mr. S. Herms. Bridesmaids included Miss Lizzie Ginzberg, Miss Annie Ferlaw, Miss Pessie Wleischer, and Miss Ella Myers, with the Rev. S. Kallen assisting.
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S. Kallen
S. Herms
Lizzie Ginzberg
Annie Ferlaw
Pessie Wleischer
Ella Myers
Wedding procession and décor at seaside ceremony
Ushers were Mr. Harry Linenthal Air Tyavid A. Laurie Mr. Louis Arkin Mr. Mark Abrams. The hall was tastefully decorated with potted plants and bunting. A palm pathway led the bride and groom to the wedding canopy.
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Harry Linenthal
Air
Tyavid A. Laurie
Louis Arkin
Mark Abrams
Kulvinsky Leventhal Wedding Held at Concord Wall
Miss Goldie Leventhal and Mr Mendel Kulvinsky wed last evening at Concord Wall in a ceremony performed by Rabbi M Z Margolis. The couple live in Milford Massachusetts and received guests at a reception with supper and a dance after.
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Minot Hall
Ida Heyms
I. Heyms
Albert A. Ginzberg
Ginzberg
Doherty, Laurie & Ginzberg
Hyman S. Shoher
Goldie Leventhal
Mendel Kulvinsky
Concord Wall
Drabbi M. Z. Margolis
Bessie Scheffereen
Sarah Kovirsky
Louis Berman
Casper Harris
Harry Youngerman
Sim Kovinsky
Kulvinsky
Milford
Muss
Blunt Declines Caledonian Ball After Queen Victoria's Death
Consul-General Blunt will not attend the Caledonian Society ball tonight due to the death of Queen Victoria. He informed the secretary by letter yesterday.
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Queen Victoria
Blunt
the Caledonian Society
Ice Trust scrutiny and state role sparks hearings
Legislative actions trigger a metro committee inquiry into the American Ice Trust with Boston figures and Water Board officials to testify. Carey pushes state control of ice supply while other hearings cover steamer funding, menhaden fisheries, pharmacy board powers, and proposed bills on car fares, overtime, liquor licenses, and anti cigarette sales.
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Ice Trust
McNary
Boston
Carey
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Water Board
Commissioner of Corporations
American Ice Trust
Metropolitan Affairs Committee
Ways and Means
Lexington
Buzzard’s Bay
Proctor
State Board of Pharmacy
Samuel W. George
Haverhill
Pruggist Underhill
Claverhill
Supreme Court
Committee On Federal Relations
Buffalo
Crane
Donahue
Fall River
Bell
Hurd
Mr. Wetherell
Woburn
George H. Crarfield
Brockton
Mr. Blood
Fitchburg
B. Akin
Bass River
Mr. Chase
R. F. Brown
E. P. Cook
Love
Webster
Penahue
Davis
Yloucester
Nightingale
Googins
Cambridge
Mrr. Gartland
Maquor
Radford
Hyde Park
Myers
Gas Commission
Mercantile Affairs
Messrs. McPherson — Pramingham
Apsley
Schofield
Malden
Senate
Sprague
Norfolk
State Hospital
von Olmsteed
City Library Association of
Springfield
A. R. Taft
Milford
Uxbridge
Hopedale
Mendon
Dean of
Wakefield
Massachusetts
Mr. Dear
Arson Charge Against Local Drugist Pitluck
Joseph Pitluck a druggist living at 95 Leverett street was arrested by Officers Sailor and Maguire on arson charges after a midnight January 1 fire at his premises. Engine 6 responded and investigators from the fire marshal's office joined local police. The stock and fixtures were insured for about $4000.
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Joseph Pitluck
Leverett Street
Sailor
Maguire
Smith
Pitluck
Grape-Nuts Food Said to Cure Tuberculosis Case
A patient claims tuberculosis of the bladder disappeared after ten weeks on Grape-Nuts with doctor’s approval. He cites outdoor exercise as helpful but credits the cereal for the cure, noting he cannot reveal his name. Postum Cereal Co. offers to disclose the name on request.
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New York
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Social Season Delights Across Boston Homes
A crowded week of teas luncheons and dinners in Boston features Mrs John Clark Jones hosting a grand Tuesday luncheon for Mrs Charles KE Denison and Mrs Dana Estes Jr with two hundred invitations. Mrs Thomas Talbot leads a Somerset tea with six stylish helpers and jonquil decor while Miss Esther Hayden and Miss G Hayden attend. Attendees include Mrs George Champ lin Mrs F W Edwards Miss Ina Edwards and many other prominent names at Vendome and Joy Street events.
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Somerset
Thomas Talbot
Edward Sawyer Batchelder
Vendome
George Champlin
Brookline
F. W. Edwards
Washington, D. C
Ina Edwards
John Clark Jones
Hayward Pierce Hall
Beacon Street
Charles KE. Denison
Dana Estes, Jr
Robert A. Southworth
Shannon Davis
Charles S. Norris
Corey Hill
Miss Greenough
Gilbert ©. Brown, Jr
George H. Faxon
Metleary
H Woodworth
Joy Street
Longwood
W. M. Howard
F. A. Hosmer
Boston
Harvard
Lenox
Honolulu
Alexander Martin
Richmond
Joshua
B. Richmond
Leighton Parks
Brimmer Street
New York
Percy Musgrave
George Eddy Warren
Belvoir
Sara W. Daggett
Commonwealth Avenue
Mary Ransom
Dow
George Tyson
Dartmouth Street
Lucia Barber
Francis S. Watson
John S Thayer
Junctus M. Sargent
Bayard Thayer
Francis I. Amory
John L. Batchelder
Samuel Cabot
Simpkins
Arthur T. Cabot
Hunt Slater
Wirt Dexter
Horatio N. Slater
Arthur Foote
E. Winchester Donald
Dudley L. Peckham
John C. Fairchild
Henry P. King
EF. Rollins Morse
Elizabeth N. Gray
Francis C. Houston
George P. Gardner
Paul Revere Hall
Walter Hawkins
Stephen Townsend
Steinert Hall
Ethel Henry
London
H. Washburn
Miss Henry
Alice Norton Blake
James Newell
Brimmer Chambers
Arthur Blake
Brookline House
Henry Grew
Margaret Hunnewell
Frederick White
Englewood Avenue
Barber
George E. Greene
Edward Cummings
King’s Chapel
F. Marion Crawford
Naples
M. Williams
Concord
Mass
Gilbert F. Heublin
Alice
Frenchmen Dance at Societe Ball in Boston
The twelfth annual reception and ball of the Societe St. Jean Baptiste de Secours Mutuels of Boston drew over 400 members and guests of Canadian birth or extraction to Berkeley Hall. A concert and reception ran 8 to 9:30 pm, banquets at 11, dancing to 2 am, with Alphonso Hogue presiding.
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Societe St. Jean Baptiste de Secouss Mutuels
Berkeley Hall
Societe St. Jean Baptiste de Secours
Two Ways to Treat a Cold the Maryland Malt Way
Physicians and individuals report Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey helps abort a cold at the first warning. The remedy is mild on weak stomachs and fortifying, with the Chester H. Graves & Sons signature on labels. Eastern Drug Company in Boston supplies trade to licensed dealers.
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Graves
Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Eastern Drug Company
Boston
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