Former rivals reconciled at Suffolk AOH convention
More than 250 delegates from 55 divisions gathered at Wells Memorial Hall in Wells, Minnesota, to elect county officers and delegates to the national convention. Patrick Harvey of the Board of Ehirinn sat on the platform with County President William Cronin as divisions 3 and 6 rejoined the AOH. The meeting elected Cronin as county president, McCarthy as vice president, O Donavan as secretary, and Dolan as treasurer, with twelve nominees chosen for national delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.O. Ih
Suffolk County
Wells Memorial Hall
Hibernians
Board of Eirinn
Order of
America
A. O. H. of America
Board of
Ehirinn
Patrick Harvey
William Cronin
Cronin
Father Fitzgerald
Hastings
Minn
Boston
E. J. McConley
E. J. O’leary
John A. Ryan
Peter H. Corcoran
Trenton
N. J
Charles McCarthy
Thomas F. Fitzgerald
John B. O'Higgins
Thomas J. Kelly
Michael O’donovan
Patrick Griffin
M. J. Collins
John F. Galvin
Edwin J. Gorman
Timothy Phelan
Howr
Notable Attendees List at Local Gathering
A large gathering included Colonel Charles McCarthy and a long roster of attendees such as John B. O'Higgins, John A. Ryan, Thomas Fitzgerald, James Mantle, Ed. J. Gorman, Captain George J. Lovett, and many others, with further participants named in the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Charles McCarthy
John B. O'Higgins
John A. Ryan
Thomas F., Fitzgerald
James Mantle
J. Gorman
C. J. Keyes
J. McCauley
John Lane
E. J. O’leary
T. J. Galvin
George J. Lovett
John F. Ahern
Edmund Phelan
D J. McCarthy
D. P. Sullivan
Cornelius O’leary
P. J. O’donovan
M. J. Casey
Timothy H. McCarthy
D. C. Twomey
Cornelius J. Coughlin
John Dolan
M. J. Collins
P. J. Hutchinson
T. J. Clements
T. J. Kelly
J. Dolan
Andrew Murphy
Peter Judge
Do. J. Crowley
Daniel Judge
Thomas J. Kelly
James Mahoney
John Cahill
James W
President Grorin to A O H Di vision 38 anniversary
The first anniversary celebration of the A O H Di vision 38, held last evening at Allerton Hall on Washington Street, drew over 500 members for a banquet and concert. Speakers included Senator Charles I Quirk, County President William J Cronin, Vice County President Charles McCarthy, and President C J Kayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 38
Allerton Hall
Washington Street
Charles I. Quirk
William J. Cronin
Charles McCarthy
C. J. Kayes
Quirk
Order
Ireland
Cronin
Keyes
Eminent Surgeon Jules Emile Pean Dead in Paris
Paris reports the death of M. Jules Emile Pean eminent surgeon born November 29 1830 at Chateau Dun Eure et Loir. He served in Paris for over forty five years with posts at the central bureau Loreine St Antoine and St Louis. Pean gained fame for ovaritomy operations and was elected to the Academy of Medicine in 1887. He received the Legion of Honor in 1890 and was named commander in 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Jules Emile Pean
M. Pean
Chateau Dun
Eure-Et-Loire
Central Bureau
Loureine
St. Antoine
St. Louis
Academy of Medicine
Legion of Honor
Bimetal Senators debate renewal of financial agitation
In Washington on January 30 the bimetalist Senators continue discussions on renewing financial agitation by introducing a measure. They are less eager than after the Teller resolution but may present a resolution stating the United States is not committed to the gold standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
East Boston police seek desperadoes tied to Lynn shooting
Police pursue dawn arrests of two East Boston youths linked to Timothy Grace a North End figure with prior convictions. Clues point to a gang from Lynn now operating in East Boston amid a shooting that left Clerk Garvey seriously wounded and Mr Fish injured. doctors report Garvey stable with one bullet removed and another still missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Grace
North End
Station 7
Clark Street
Charter Street
East Boston
Grace
Charlestown
Lynn
Garvey
O’keefe
Fish
Johnson
Winthrop
Richardson
Massachusetts General Hospital
Disguises Found Tied to Liverpool Street Hold-up Trio
Police linked three revolvers and disguises discovered in an ash house and on nearby streets to a hold-up at a Liverpool Street store. The weapons were 38 caliber, one loaded, with two American bulldog models and a forearm defence gun. A torn shirt with red letters suggests inmate origin. A third man likely waited outside while the other two entered in disguise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool Street
A. L. Pierce
No. 34
Mulien
Barry’s Alley
Border Street
Station 7
Pierce
C. I
Maverick Street
Border
New Street
Mullen
Bartlett
Usher
Lynn
Mr. Fish
Michael Killion
Maverick
Border Streets
Mr. Killion
Fish
Frank
Killion
Garvey
Frank Killion
Machine Room
The
Atlantic Works
Mr. Killian
Ash House
Farley
Bennington Street
Barry
Coulter
Cambridge
Newton
Somerville
Chelsea
Everett
Grace
Boston
Desperadoes Wear Masks In East Boston Store Robbery
Police describe two masked men who robbed Fish's grocery in East Boston, using cheap revolvers and old alpaca mask disguises. Witnesses include barroom owner Michael Killion who sighted the tall robber, and investigators traced the suspect hat swap to a Boston ferry and a barroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clegg
Wise
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Fish’s
Union Station
Providence
Hatters
Lynn Desperadoes Suspected in East Boston Crime Spree
Detective Fitzgerald and Inspector Wells of Lynn analyze a mask and declare the same gang behind Lynn hold ups now active in East Boston. They recount an Aug. 4 drug store robbery by Miss Cowan at Lewis and Ocean, and the shooting of Owen J. Barker on his doorstep on Alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
John T. Fitzgerald
Lynn
Wells
Station 7
Fitzgerald
Boston
Train Robber Kennedy Claims Union Pacific Plot
The Journal prints an interview with John F Kennedy who was found unconscious in Kansas City wearing a false beard and a mask with a red lantern and other gear for a train robbery. He allegedly admitted planning to hold up the westbound Overland train near Muncie station nine miles from the city, expecting more than 60000 in treasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
The
Journal Today
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Union Pacific
Kansas
Muncie Station
Jesse James
Monadnock Ordered Intercepted En Route to Magdalena Bay
The Monadnock left San Diego for target practice when Washington ordered Captain Clark of the Monterey to intercept and bring her back. He could not act in time and sent the order to Ensenada to notify Monadnock if she stops there. No reason for the Washington orders is given.
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San Diego
Cal
Magdalena Bay
Clark
Monterey
Washington
Ensenada
Gladstone Maintains Bedrest Amid Neuralgia
Jan 30 Paris dispatch reports Mr. Gladstone lingering in bed with a return of neuralgia and a restless night. The physician visited during the night and again in the morning. By sending this bulletin, officials say he is now much relieved though not fully well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
Water Front Towboat Shifts Amid Harbor Fleet Upgrades
In the harbor a tug crew transfer on the B T Haviland and replacements take over the deck and engineer posts. The Rose Belle gets a stronger pilot house while new steamship lines add volume for foreign and coastwise freight. Commodore Jewell faces promotion, and Klondike talk surrounds several vessels including the Santuit and Shawmut. Live cattle shipments and Cape Horn voyages are noted among regional maritime activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franks. Pruett
Sam Buckman
B. T. Haviland
Narrows
Marguerite
Johnny H. Smith
John McKinnon
Doane
Rose Belle
Dominion Atlantic Railway & Steamship Company
Prince Edward
Nova Scotia
Elder-Dempster
Avonmouth
Eng
Dominion
Liverpool
Clyde Line
Jacksonville
Charleston
Kate Jones
Charles A. Briggs
Canara
Buenos Ayres
T. F. Jewell
Buffalo
Lancaster
Charlestown Navy Dry Dock
Keene
Sterling
Nausett
Charles Briggs
Philadelphia
Portland
Ned Evans
Boston
Sarah C. Ropes
Santuit
Sunday’s Post
Klondike
Atlas
Dumbarton
Scotland
New York Harbor
Shawmut
Enchantress
St. Croix
Wild Duck
Mildred E
Magnum
Morrison’s Wharf
N. Y
Washington Street
Horace E. Adams
Harlan
Allen County
Ind
John Driscoll
Driscoll
Baltimore
Mary
W Lloyd
Elbe
Plymouth
Arthur Harding
Cape Charles
Norfolk
New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Company
New York
Oceanus
Europe
Reunion
Urania
Varuna
Laura M. Mangan
Meaghers to Meet Dorchester Team in $100 Tug Match
Arrangements finalized for a tug of war between the Thomas Francis Meaghers of Roxbury and a Division 26 A. O. H. team from Dorchester for 100 dollars a side. A twenty dollar deposit per side has been posted. A special Meaghers meeting is set for tonight at 8 at their hall 18 Swett Street to complete plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Francis Meaghers
Roxbury
Dorchester
Meaghers
Swett Street
Fire destroys 38 Pearl Street buildings in bitter cold blaze
In frigid weather two adjacent warehouses at 38 Pearl Street burned through the night. The top floor of 38 Pearl Street housed E T Turner and A C Russell. both outfits burned out. Water damage hit Standard Silverware and Mansfield firms at the second and ground floors. Berry Bros paint and varnish and others on the corner suffered $3,000 in losses. The fire was spotted by John Kellian of the Long Distance Telephone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Street
Berry Bros., Paints
Pearl Street
E. T. Turner
New England Chemical Supply Company
A. C. Russell
E. W. Jones
Standard Silverware Company
E. H. Mansfield & Co
Berry Bros
National Linseed Oil Company
McGlinchy & Locke
John Kellian
Long Distance Telephone Company
Kellian
Tsung- Li-Yamen secret despatch on Chinese concessions
Shanghai reports a secret Tsung- Li-Yamen despatch to high officials warning that Russia would demand Ta- lien-Wan or Port Arthur if Kiaochou were granted to Germany. The same source says China would place Russians in charge of all customs and railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
Shanghai
Tsung- Li-Yamen
Russia
China
Germany
Ta- Lien-Wan
Port Arthur
Latimer miners murder trial set for next Tuesday
Sheriff James Martin and eighty deputies face murder and felonious wounding charges for the Latimer clash on Sept. 10. Trial in Wilkes-Barre criminal court is expected to last a week or longer. jury selection starts first with more than a hundred witnesses subpoenaed. Prosecution includes District Attorney Martin, John M. Garman, and John McGahrin. defense led by John T. Lena han.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Penn
James Martin
Latimer
Martin
John M. Garman
Democratic State Committee
John McGahrin
John T. Lenahan
Admiral Braine Dead in Brooklyn at 61
Daniel Lawrence Braine rear admiral United States Navy retired died at his Brooklyn home from heart failure following rheumatic attack. Born New York May 18 1829 he served in Mexican War Civil War actions including Monticello Monticello at Cape Hatteras Fort Fischer and Cape Fear River command of Juniata during Polaris rescue and Virginius affair he was acting rear admiral in 1886 led South Atlantic squadron and retired May 18 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel Lawrence Braine
United States Navy
Brooklyn
Admiral Braine
Texas
Union Defence Committee
Monticello
Fortress Monroe
Cape Hatteras
Indiana
Hatteras
Fort Fischer
Fort Anderson
Cape Fear River
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Santiago de Cuba
South Atlantic
Air Line Limited Trains Daily Daylight Boston to New York
The Air Line Limited offers daylight travel between Boston and New York. The Brighton Park Square Station Boston and Grand Central New York depart at 1 p.m. on weekdays and arrive by 6 p.m. Tickets and seats sold at Old State House and Park Square station. Parlor car seats cost $2 extra and a buffet lunch is available in parlor cars and coaches. Telephone Back Bay 739 for details.
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Air Line
New York
Old State House
Park Square Station
Back Bay
Boston
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Promises Quick Results
An advertisement claims a "Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and neuralgia can radically cure in 1 to 3 days. It asserts the remedy acts on the system, removing the cause and disease, with emphasis on rapid relief and considerable benefit to patients. The notice lists 6 Goodwin & Co., Hanover Street as the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin & CO
Hanover
Union Label Effort Nets Union Job Printing in Boston
Three months into a push by the Allied Printing Trades Council to expand union printing offices in Boston, organizer activity at 2 Sewall Place has provided free employment to about seventy five workers from various unions. The council reports non union shops losing business to union printers as campaigns to promote the union label gain traction. Public support grows as publishers of weekly and trade journals consider using the union label when contracts renew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Printing Trades Council
Boston
Allied Trades’ Council
B. J. McDonald
Sewall Place
Brewers Union No 29 Holds Meeting and Plans Hall Event
Brewers' Union No 29 held a well attended meeting at Friendship Hall Columbus Avenue. Officers named include Edmond F Ward president and Michael Green vice president with James Dempsy as financial secretary and John J McCarthy recording secretary. The union endorsed a theatre boycott and reported strong membership and funds. Hugh J Gildea announced 2500 tickets distributed for the annual hall to be held at Copley Hall near Boston Public Library on February 15. The arrangements committee includes Ward Curran Ward Ward Dempsy Regan and Coyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewers’ Union No. 29
Friendship Hall
Columbus Avenue
Edmond F. Ward
Michael Green
John J. McCarthy
James Dempsy
Thomas Gildea
Hugh J. Gildea
Copley Hall
Clarendon Street
Boston Public Library
John H. Curran
James Ward
Dan Regan
Dan Coyne
GIVES SALARY TO STRIKERS IN NEW BEDFORD
The third week of the strike begins tomorrow with no immediate settlement. Some collectors in neighboring cities report progress, boosting the strike committee. The Union Weavers will receive strike pay, and Rev J H Acornley of South Jimitive Methodist Church will remit his salary to the church and resign for health reasons at the May annual conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
J. H. Acornley
South Jimitive Methodist Church
Acorney
Weavers in Rhode Island Plan Idle Start to Wanskuck Mill
Providence Jan 30 The Wanskuck mill reopen plan faces a total weaver walkout as workers stay home and vigilante pickets block access. The strike committee receives 750 from Olneyville and 250 from Central Falls to cover provisions for needy strikers while burlers may or may not return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. LI
Olneyville
Central Falls
Poet Morris Rosenfeld Reads Yiddish Poems to Hebrew Audience
Morris Rosenfeld known as the poet of the cat shops gave a reading of his select Yiddish poems before a large Hebrew audience at the West End Union Hall last evening. Leon Weiner of Harvard spoke on Yiddish Poetry and translated Rosenfeld's works into English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Rosenfeld
New York
Ghetto
West End Union Hall
Leon Weiner
Harvard
Rosenfeld
Plague Committee Chairman Found Murdered in Sinnar Field
Early this morning the body of the chairman of the plague committee was found in a field at Sinnar in Nassick district near the riot scene. The commissioner was murdered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Sinnar
Nassick
American Wringer Co. Sells and Repairs Home Goods
The American Wringer Company at 77 and 79 Franklin Street and Arch Street manufactures clothes wringers mangle devices and carpet sweepers. Wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail or telephone receive prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
West Bridgewater Official Charged With Forgery
George C. Howard, West Bridgewater superintendent and ex state representative, is arrested on a charge of forging the indorsement to a $600 note held by the People's Savings Bank. The bank suspected the endorsement last week and turned the matter over to police. Howard, once a respected town leader, is to be arraigned tomorrow after surveillance led to his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
George C. Howard
West Bridgewer
People’s Savings Bank
F. D. Howard
George Wilbur
West Bridgewater
Howard
Afridis routed in Kajurai Plain action near Bara fort
In Calcutta after a joint British force blocked Afridi retreat near Bara, casualties described included Lt Col Houghton and Lt Fendall killed, Major Earle mortally wounded, 31 Yorkshires and 12 more missing, while two Sikhs and several others were wounded. Four columns advanced, with the rear column suffering the heaviest losses before a orderly withdrawal.
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Calcutta
Houghton
Sweing
Fendall
Hughes
Walker
Yorkshire Light Infantry
Earl
Hall
Earle
Kajurai
Bara Fort
Ali- Masjid
Jamrud
Bara
Yorkshire Regiment
Mamami
Bara Valley
T. J. Seppings
Mamani
Shinkumar Kotal
Kotal
Westmacott
Sepping
Sturt
California Bonds Declared Invalid for Insurance Firms
California State Insurance Commissioner Clunie declares invalid and insufficient the bonds of all fire and marine insurers not incorporated in the state. Domestic and foreign firms impacted, about eighty two companies. Until new bonds are filed and approved, they cannot transact business or issue policies. agents selling such policies face misdemeanor charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Clunie
California
Insurance
City Mission Anniversary at Immanuel Church Roxbury
The City Missionary Society celebrated its eighty first anniversary at Immanuel Church Roxbury with addresses by Rev. C H Beale Rev A H Plumb and R H Stearns. Stearns urged active involvement and generous contributions as the secretary reported year earnings and allocations totaling 60043 44 for missionary operations relief of the poor Fresh Air Fund Thanksgiving and Christmas offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
City Missionary Society
Immanuel Church
Moreland Street
Roxbury
C. H. Beale
A. H. Plumb
Mr. Beale
R. H. Stearns
Stearns
Boston
D. W. Waldron
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of America
A. O. H. Board of Eirinn
W. J. Cronin
Grorin
Prescott & CO
Hood
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Frowine
Gladstone
Union Label
Brewers’ Union
W. Wieeler & CO
Hanover St
American House
Bridgewater
City Mission
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