Pie famine spreads from New York to Pie Alley
From New York as a center a pie famine spreads toward Boston with eight wedges per pie in cities like Jersey City and Providence. A Post reporter bought an eight wedge mince slice in Swampscott to prove the pie trust but ate the evidence when his train was snowed in.
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New York
Boston
Jersey City
Providence
Post
Swampscott
Pie Trust
Scots Honor Bobby Burns At Boston Caledonian Club Event
The Boston Caledonian Club marked Robert Burns birth and the club's first anniversary with a concert and ball at Mechan ics' building. A giant eight foot Burns bust by Hugh Cairns was presented, Chief George Scott spoke, and Gov staff members attended despite a storm. The hall bore Scottish and American flags as about 500 couples joined the grand march led by Scott and Mrs. Anderson.
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Boston Caledonian Club
Mechanics’ Building
Robert Burns
Hugh Cairns
George Scott
Cairns
Burns
William B. Emery
Francis Magurn
Robert J. Crowley
William L. Mitchell
Robert Anderson
Robert E. May
Thomas Grieve
College students decline Tuttle's $1000 gift
In Durham New Hampshire the students of the State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts declined a $1000 gift to President Gibbs from Lucius Tuttle of the Boston and Maine railroad in appreciation of their care for railroad accident victims last Friday. The resolutions thanked Tuttle but explained the act was humanitarian and not to be accepted.
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Durham
N. H
Studets
New Hampshire State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Gibbs
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Tuttle
Grand Ball of the Newsboys in Boston Hall
The Boston Newsboys Protective Union and the American Federation of Labor held their third annual ball at Paul Revere Hall in the Mechanics' building last evening. Despite a storm, the hall was filled with newsies and guests, including former newsboys who rose in business and early union members from 1901. A concert ran 8 to 9, followed by a grand march at 9 45 as 200 plus formed the line. Notable attendees included Fannie Defountaine and sister Luz A. Defountaine, Daniel A. Maloney, Thomas J. Blaney, Julius Weiner and others. The event featured floor marshal Simon MRabinovitch with assistants, and a reception committee led by Nathan Sodekson and Maurice Bushmer.
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Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union 9077
American Federation of Labor
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Newsie
Boston
Fannie Defountaine
Adams Square
Luezalyer A. Defountaine
Daniel A. Maloney
The
Boston Post
Thomas J. Blaney
Boston Herald
John F. Bresnahan
Julius Weiner
John A. Chariton
James R. McLaughlin
Frank J. Hughes
Thomas J. Houlihan
Louis Kriger
Thomas Allen
Charles H. Thompson
Louis C. Finch
Mailers’ Union
John Mellen
Simon Mrabinovitch
Boston Union
Daniel V. Mulhern
David Gurin
Fanny Marsh, Original Boston Museum Actress, Dies at 62
Fanny Marsh also known as Mrs. Fanny Stevens died in her room at 496 Columbus Avenue from pneumonia. She was 62 and an original member of the Boston Museum stock company. W. M. Carter is listed as the only known relative.
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Fanny Marsh
Boston Museum Stock Company
Columbus’ Avenue
Fanny Stevens
W. M. Carter
Fleet of fishing schooners bring in large hauls after storm
A fleet of 15 fishing schooners docked with 156,300 pounds haddock 29,000 cod 8,000 hake and 1,000 pollock. Notable boats included Lucania and Monarch among the largest hauls with various named vessels listed. Offshore haddock prices and other cargo details accompany a broader maritime update.
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Lucania
Monarch
Rob Roy
Nokomis
Rose Standish
Valentinna
Henrietta G. Martin
Ida M. Silva
Mary A. Gleason
Flavilla
Ida M. Brooks
Teresa
Alice
Maude Silva
Haddock
Julia Luckenbach
Missouri
United States
Norfolk
Manila
J. R. Teel
Sierra Leone
de Forest
Ocean Steamship Company
Savannah Line
Chattahoochee
Nacoochee
Lewis Wharf
Savannah
Admiral Farragut
Port Antonio
Jam
Long Wharf
Standard Oil Company
Atlas
Punta Arenas
San Francisco
New York
Werdenfels
Chittagong
Colombo
Algiers
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
White Star Line
Marconi
Oceanic
Liverpool
Mediterranean Sea
Sumner H. Hancock
Representative Hancock
Brockton
Europe
Manchester Ship Canal
Brockton & Boston Canal and Transportation Company
Cape Cod Canal
Baltimore
Miniature Almanac Weather and Shipping Log
Sun rises 7 04, sets 4 50, day length 9 46. Moon rises 11 26 p m. High waters 3 00 a m and 3 15 p m. JSAN 26 arrived. Steamer Calvin Austin Oliver Portland cleared. Catalone Br Louisburg to Baltimore via Norfolk H M Whitney New York to Portland. Schooners Gardiner G Deering to Baltimore Ald St Andrews NB. SEA nothing sailed wind northeast snowing hard. Beary EA.
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Louisburg
Ontario
Baltimore
Norfolk
H. M. Whitney
New York
Portland
G. Deering
St. Andrews
N. B
Crosby to Start Divorce Court Duties Monday
John W. Crosby, newly appointed Superior Court judge, will begin his divorce session duties next Monday morning. Appointed by Governor Douglas, he fills the vacancy left by Judge Aiken, who moved to the late Chief Justice Mason's position. The divorce court reopening pleases those hoping for January session resolutions.
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Grosby
John W. Crosby
Crosby
Douglas
Aiken
Mason
Raymond & Whitcomb announces California and Florida tours
The Raymond & Whitcomb Company releases a schedule of low coast high class tours with departures from February to March. Routes include California via Santa Fe and New Orleans layovers, Florida Bahama Island trips, a West Indies cruise on Halifax, and the Atlantic City Washington trip from Boston. For details and circulars, write to 306 Washington Street.
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Raymond & Whitcomb Company
California
New Orleans
Mexico
Rio Grande
Utah
Colorado
Florida
Bahama Islands
West Indies
Halifax
Atlantic City
Washington
Boston
Washington Street
Philadelphia
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Morgan Line
Southern Pacific Company
New York
Calveston
Shreveport
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Oregon
Hawaiian Islands
Philippine Islands
China
Japan
Australia
Mississippi
Central America
L.j.spence
G.E.F.A. E.e.carrier
N.e.agt
Broadway
Wash. St
Almost Panic on Ferryboat Dartmouth in Boston Line
A torch extended from a porthole on the Dartmouth of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn line last evening as it neared East Boston on the 5:45 trip. Engineer William Watson tried to thaw a water pipe and the flame caused a false fire alarm prompting panicked passengers to rush for life preservers.
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Dartmouth
Boston
Revere Beach & Lynn
William Watson
Woman Wins $2500 Verdict Against Boston Elevated
Josephine Mack secured a $2500 verdict against the Boston Elevated Railway in the fifth jury session of the Superior Court before Judge Gaskill yesterday.
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Josephine Mack
Boston Elevated Railway
Superior Court
Gaskill
Two Chinese men arrested for assault in Chinatown case
Yee Yuee, 29, of 86 Dartmouth street, and Joe Geuey, 45, of 4 Lynde street, were arrested yesterday afternoon by Patrolman J. W. Brooks and Special Officer Murphy of Station 4 on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill Lem Wong Goon at his Chinatown business Tuesday night.
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Yee Yuee
Dartmouth Street
Joe Geuey
Lynde Street
J. W. Brooks
Murphy
Station 4
Lem Wong Goon
Chinatown
Society of Illustrators and Designers Formed
Newspaper illustrators met at the Revere House and formed the Society of Designers and Illustrators to promote idea exchange, social intercourse, lectures, exhibitions, and stronger copyright laws. Officers named include President Harry C. Whorf and Vice Presidents William Jenkins and George A. Clarke.
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Revere House
Society of Designers and Illustrators
Harry C. Whorf
William Jenkins
George A. Clarke
Edwin L. Moore
Louis R. Linscott
Bert Poole
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Chicago
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Boston School OF Garment Cutting
Purity CO
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Ladies’ Tilor Dressmaking and Millinery College
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Globe
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Boston Piano Exchange
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Daniel Morris
Lagrange St
Majestic Theatre
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Boylstion St
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Hallet & Davis
Prof. Berry
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Roxbury
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Emerson
Heinemann
Decker
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Elizabeth B. Olson
West Newton St
Kennedy
Summer St
Park St
Jamaica Plain Forest Hill
A. S. Spiegel
Carolina Ave
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Eward
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Newton
Roxbury Sewing Machine Agency
Warren St
Valier
Singer
Wheeler & Wilson and
Standar
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Camridge
Massachusetts
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Ailway Association
Monroe St
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Silberman & CO
Cape Cod
Homestead ‘Trust
the Post
N. M. Hatch
Pies
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Bromfield Sc
Fred E E. Orne
Victoria
Society OF Illustrators and Designers
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Cumberland
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Old Court House
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Toston
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Mary Bri
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Michael A. Cavanaugh
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F. M. Heath
Geo. H. Thorburn
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