Local Businesses in the City Directory Fragment
A fragmented OCR listing shows multiple names and addresses across Boston areas including Court Street 97 and Washin gton Street locations. Mentions include pharmacists, druggists, and vendors such as Knight Putham Woolbury Curtis and Butler's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight
Court St. Cor. Kanover
Putham, S Chool
B. F. Sragbany
Wash'naton St. C. E
Rombald
T. WM. B. Huat & C
Wash’ Ag'on
Eliot Woolbury Co
Levis
Fast
South
Boston
Butler's Pharmacy
Brookline
Sw'ghley’s
Woourn
Wid
Rumt & CO
Walcen
Passage honors Queen Victoria across Berlin papers
Berlin newspapers praise Queen Victoria in death, highlighting her qualities and political influence. They note the Boer War era tensions, imperial ideologies, and Germany's mixed reactions, with tributes stressing grace, unity, and historical significance.
Irish immigrant Patrick Kelly renounces King Edward in Worcester
Patrick Kelly 23 a native of Ireland became perhaps the first British subject in the United States to renounce allegiance to King Edward VII. He received final naturalization papers in the Central District Court at Worcester at six o clock this morning and when asked if he would try the new king, he said Not a minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Patrick Kelly
Ireland
United States
Edward
Wil. Kelly
Central District Court
American women send sympathy to King Edward VII
Mrs Rebecca Dotlar Owens president general Federation of Women's Clubs in Atlanta sends a cable to Marlborough House London expressing condolences to King Edward VII and the royal family on Queen Victoria's death. The message represents about half a million American women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Rebecca
Isowe
General Federation of Women's Clubs
King of
Eng
Edward VII
Marlborough House
London
Victort
Ened
Rebecca Dotglar
General Federation Women’s Clubs of the
United States of America
Blunt
Marquis of Lansdowne
Victorian Club
Victorian Club of
Boston
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Queen Victoria
John Blunt
British in Boston Plan Memorial for Queen Victoria
A Boston meeting of British Americans organized memorials in several city churches for Queen Victoria with services proposed in Catholic Cathedral Trinity Church a synagogue Tremont Temple Old South and other venues. A mass meeting may be held May 24 on the Queen’s birthday with eulogies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Young’s
Trinity Church
Mechanics’ Building
T. T. Stokes
Veterans’ Association
Blunt
Queen Victoria
Alfred J. Rodway
Wilcox
de Sumichrast
Messrs
J. Duncan
J. Warren
A. A. Haserick
M. Chamberlain
Percy W. Carver
D. D. Fietcher
R. C. Burnett
Professor de Sumichrast
Tremont
Munroe
Caledonian Club
United States
Mourning at Cowes as Queen Victoria Lies in State
Mourners and the queen's personal retinue enter the room as Queen Victoria's embalmed body rests in the dining room at Osbourne. Soldiers and officials observe a quiet, dignified viewing while townspeople seek admittance for tomorrow. Emperor William and Princess Louise attend services at Whippingham Church as the King governs succession and funeral timing remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowes
London
Osborne
Victoria
Queen Victoria
Porter’s Lodge
William
Princess Louise
Duchess of Argyll
Whippingham Church
Edward VII
Duke of York
Prince of Wales
Omega Oil promotional item warns buyers against fakes
An advertisement describes Omega Oil with a green leaf trademark and Higinio Espinosa signature, urging shoppers to buy only from trustworthy druggists. It claims the liniment relieves pains in many joints and limbs and offers mail orders from Omega Chemical Co. in New York if a pharmacist refuses to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Oil
Higinio Espinosa
Omega Chemical Co
Broadway
New York
TRUE QUEEN NOT DEAD REMAINS CLAIMS BY ROYAL FRATERNITIES
Boston groups the Order of the White Rose and Legitimist Jacobite League say they will not act on Victoria's death unless London orders protest. Agent-general William Forsyth asserts the true Queen is Princess Mary of Bavaria, claimants to the English throne, with Mary IV and Prince Robert as the lineal heirs. The societies vow to keep the Stuart line alive and support the rightful Queen when time comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Order of the White Rose
Jacobite League
Great Britain and Ireland
Victoria
Edward VII
London
William Forsyth
Highland Street
Roxbury
America
Englam
Hving
Mary of
Barbaria
Mary IV
Prince Robert
Cornwall
White Rose
Royal House of Stuart
Leaszie
House of Stuart
Bavaria
Great Britain
England
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Associated Press
William
Vicky
Prince of Wales
Alf
Duchess of York
Winchester
Princess of Whies
Lse
Boston Draped Facades Honor Queen in Mourning
Boston buildings and homes displayed mourning for the Queen. The Mutual Life Insurance Company on Milk Street hung black banners and a central portrait flanked by American and British flags. The British consulate at 18 Exchange Place flew crepe and its arms were draped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milk Street
Exchange Place
Welsh Associates of Boston Mourn Queen Loss
The Welsh Associates of Boston unite in sorrow with the nation on the loss of their beloved Queen a loss to humanity. W B Jones president notes the message from Marquis of Salisbury London England and conveys united mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Associates of
Boston
Marquis of Salisbury
London
Eng
Welsh Associates
Mass
W. B. Jones
Caledonians Plan Burns Anniversary Service
John G. Munro announces no postponement of the Caledonian Club's Burns birthday celebration for January 24 1901 at Mechanics' Building. The club expresses sorrow and aims to lead or join a memorial service to mark international grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Munro
Caledonian Club
Robert Burns
Mechanics’ Building
House adopts Victoria death resolutions to President
Resolutions by the House of Representatives on Queen Victoria's death were delivered to President McKinley for transmission to the British government. The simple resolution was engrossed last night and bore the clerk's signature. It is expected the President will forward them via the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Queen Victoria
McKinley
State Department
Funeral Plans for Queen May Be Delayed and Grand
London reports no fixed date for the Queen's funeral with a vast royal and international turnout expected. The body will rest at Frogmore with a royal procession to Paddington and Waterloo, then lie in state at Windsor, before a 9 PM service at St. George's Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Europe
Prince Albert
Albert
Frogmore
Windsor Park
Osborne House
Portsmouth
Victoria Station
Canal
Paddington
Waterloo
Windsor Castle
St. George's Chapel
Wrogmore
Germany
Denmark
Greece
Belgium
Servia
Saxony
Portugal
Windsor
Frogmore Mausoleum
Marochetti
Fengland
Royal Household
Buckingham Palace
College of Arms
William
Magyars Frozen Out from Connecticut Camp for Alabama
A group of thirty one Magyars camping near Danielson and Norwich will depart Saturday night for Alabama. Connecticut State agent of the Humane Society reports severe exposure suffering among the children in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
Danielson
Alabama
Connecticut Humane Society
Towerman dislocates finger while removing ring
William F. Lewis of 10 Oakland Street Dorchester a towerman for the Boston Elevated Railway dislocated the second joint of his finger and strained ligaments while trying to pull a ring off yesterday afternoon. His hand was treated at Emergency hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Lewis
Oakland Street
Dorchester
Boston Elevated Railroad
Ardova Rescues Crew From Sinking Norwegian Bark
The British steamer Ardova arriving at St Michael's Azores reports rescuing the crew of the Norwegian bark Clara abandoned sinking in the vicinity. Ardova sailed from Liverpool January 15 bound for Savannah under Captain Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ardova
Smith
Liverpool
Savannah
St. Michael’s
Azores
Clar
Clara
Dan. i
Edward VIIs Proclaimed King After Queen Victoria's Death
London reports detail the oath of allegiance to Edward VII by Commons and Lords, with notable figures subscribing. The Gazette announces Victoria’s death and Edward VII's accession, commending mourning, funeral plans, and proclamations across Britain and colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Gazette
Queen Victoria
Weward VII
Church of Leland
Flair Stoberts
St. Paul's Cathedral
Berry
Saul
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NYON
Sand
Tremont Temple
Berlin
Regin
Cone
Tageblatt
China
Vossische Zeitung
India
Boersen Courisr
Berliner Neueste Nachrichten
Kleine Journal
Theeneweye
Lokal Anzeiger
Engay
Post
Kreuz Zeitune
Kelly Wow
Reconn
Speaks
Negaet
Cape Town
Supreme Court
Empire
Cape Colony
Ottawa
Ont
Roward Wil. King
Tcen
Canada
Hampshire
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire House of Representatives
Cruft
Bethlehem
Principality of Wales
Duke of Cornwall
Duchess of Fife
Louise of Wales
Herr Fuchs
Pere Ave
Bae
Eos
Huffy
Congress
I. WE
Tennyson
British Empire
Jitaeggista and Grocers
Mite Whiskey Co
Rochester
Page
House of Lords
House of Commons
Aso
Crelzn
House of Cormons
Court Gully
Joseph Chamberlain
Colonies
Michael Hicks Beach
Henry Campbell-Benerman
Hous
William Vernon Harcourt
Duke of
Duke of Ye the Duke of Connaught, Earl Rober
Lord Rosebery
Lord Salisbury
Duk of Argyll
Lord Lansdowne
Representation of the People
Scotland
Prince Regent
Buckingham Palk
Pii
Albany
Marlborou
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Alberta
Dorther
Prince Henry of Gutenberg
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