Sail Today for Sunny Climes on Cretic Ship
A large number of tourists board the White Star steamship Cretic departing at noon for Azores Madeira Gibraltar Naples and Genoa. The ship carries 142 saloon and 250 steerage passengers including prominent travelers from Washington Chicago San Francisco Toronto Gardiner Worces ter Philadelphia Richmond and Montreal. Immigration officials will deport several aliens who failed the examination.
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Europe
White Star Line
Cretic
Azores
Madeira
Gibral
Naples
Genoa
Henry K. Willard
Henry Augustus Willard
William Bredley Willard
Sarah Kellogg Willard
Washington, D. C
H. L. Spencer
Chicago
C. Je Gwynne
San Francisco
No. Buchanan
Jack Lemoine
Quebec
Josia Maxcy
J. Richard Maxcy
Helen R. Maxcy
Gardiner
Ernest Marceau
Montreal
J. E. Sinclair
Worcester
George B. Wells
Anna D. Wells
Philadelphia
Charles W. Kent
Eleanor D. Kent
Richmond
Banner Sale on Suits and Overcoats Offers Big Discounts
The ad promotes 10 percent cash discounts on all suits and overcoats through February 1. Listings show specific prices after discount for men and boys, including full dress and tuxedo suits, fur lined coats, and general stock with prices like $22.50 for men’s suits originally $30 and $15 for $20 value suits, plus a total goal of $26,793.53 to be raised.
Woman testifies of abuse by Boston husband in support case
Mrs. Annie Stuart, once of Pottersville, now in Boston, told Judge King her husband Alexander T. assaulted her at home. She recounted an incident in which he forced entry, spanked her, and caused three broken ribs during a dispute over her bathing toe injured earlier. She left him briefly in 1902 and seeks separate support.
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Annie Stuart
Pottersville
Boston
Divorce Granted After Desertion in Boston Couple
Catherine M Boutilier, married in 1996 to Mapeen Boutilier of the Boston fire department, was granted a divorce yesterday on the ground of desertion after a troubled relationship that included threats of violence and a move to Boston.
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Boston
Catherine M. Boutilier
Mapeen Boutilier
Mayor Woods Libel Case Heads to Jury in Somerville
Closing arguments wrapped up in the Somerville criminal libel trial over the mayoralty fight. Defendants include George H. Pratt Rev. Ek Eben Bayliss and the Somerville Sun. Judge Daniel Bond to charge the jury Monday morning with a verdict expected later that day.
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Somerville
George H. Pratt
Ek. Eben Bayliss
Somerville Sun
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Daniel Bond
Sea Damages Jetty At Point Judith
Rough sea last week broke over the Point Judith Harbor of Refuge breakwater causing at least 20000 dollars in damage. Ten ton stones were lifted to the jetty tops by heavy surf along Newport Rhode Island.
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Newport
R. I
Point Judith Harbor of Refuge
Local publishers urge lower postal rates at league meeting
Over a dozen magazines protested high second class rates at the Postal Progress League gathering in Tremont building. Edward H. Chandler cited costs for distributing circulars to ministers in New England while amounts differ by district. James l. Cowles challenged Postmaster General Hitchcock's loss figures and urged an 11 cent rate for parcels up to a pound, arguing it would fund a universal parcels post.
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Postal Progress League
Tremont
Edward H. Chandler
Theological Library
Beacon Hill
New England
Boston
Josiah Quincy
James l. Cowles
Hitchcock
Fire disrupts guests at Young's Hotel
Guests at Young's Hotel faced a 10:45 PM scare when a fire broke out on the second floor. Smoke filled hallways as fire crews arrived, the alarm sounding and the equipment at the doors prompting tense moments for the travelers.
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Young's
Young’s Hotel
Blaze in hotel stenographer's room causes small loss
Fire discovered in the stenographer's room on the second floor. Firemen using chemical lines quickly controlled the blaze after the apartment was opened. Porters reassured guests and the excitement was allayed. Loss estimated at about $25, believed started by a cigarette stub.
Allen Club Minstrel Draws 700 Plus in Dorchester
More than 700 persons attended the Allen Social Club minstrel show at Whiton Hall in Dorchester last evening. The event showcased local talent and drew a large crowd from the community.
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Allen Social Club
Dorchester
Whiton Hall
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Pacific
Jerome H. Remick & CO
Washington St
Tremont Row
Washington, Col. Boylston St
Turkey
North St
Eas Hoys
de Rathskelier
Columbus Ave
Saotel
Rathskeler
Ira F. Clark
Mien
Ria
Ver
Nmien’s
Nmen
Mae
Pte
Aoa
Hanover St
S.&h. Staips
Batchelder & Snyder
Niles
North Street
Lakeman Market
Mayor Woods
Allen Club
Bamber’s
Cooper
Scollay Sq., Cor
Cornhill
Walworth Stillson
Madras
Bates Street
St. Opp. City Hall
Sunday Post
Uncle Ben
Wolf’s
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Morse’s
Tuxedo
Wits
Adams Square
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