Charter Perpetual Transacts on General Banking Trust Business
Charter Perpetual advertises its services as a general banking and trust company. It solicits business from individuals, firms, corporations and trustees. John M. Graham is listed as president with Henry L. Jewett as secretary and B Farnham Smith as assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Graham
Henry L. Jewett
B. Farnham Smith
Sec
Fire devastates Presque Isle stores and potato houses
A blaze that began at 2 30 p m in Freeman and Co storehouse swept through Presque Isle destroying ten to twelve buildings, mostly potato houses, with losses estimated at 35 000 to 60 000. Winds aided spread as help from Caribou arrived and within two hours ten structures were ruined. The Bangor and Aroostook passenger station also caught fire but escaped major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presque Isle
Freeman & Co
Caribou
Bangor & Aroostook
Sorrows of the Scotts Face Hard Street Life
The Scott family of 23 Bynner Street endures hardship as Frank E. and his wife Bessie lie unconscious in separate wards of City Hospital. Four children, aged 2 to 10, are cared for by neighbors while the father, a cutter at 10 Kingston Street, recovers from a fractured ankle after a carriage accident last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Bynner Street
City Hospital
Frank E
Bessie
Kingston Street
Rafferty
Division 6
Star Boy Pitcher McShane Tops Roxbury Squad
Roxbury star pitcher McShane plans to join the Colonials this season after spurning many offers. At 16, he has a proven record of clever pitching and rivals the best amateur teams in the state. His friends liken him to a future Mathewson. The Colonials seek games with top amateur squads then in Auburns of Cam-
Captain John Edwards Leads Lynn Club Pairing
Charles Miller Sr M'Shane and Captain Longwood A C Pitcher Colonial nine Bridge and Savoys of Lynn preferred. The captain is John Edwards of 26 Adams Street Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller, Sr. M'Shane
Longwood A.C
Colonial Nine
Bridge and Savoys of
Lynn
John Edwards
Adams Street
Roxbury
Harvard May Get Decision in Intercollegiate Meet
Harvard protests the judging of the Mott Haven intercollegiate games in New York after Yale won 41 to Harvard 1 2. The key issue is the 100 yard dash where Moulton of Yale was awarded first over Schick of Harvard, with spectators claiming Schick should have won. If Harvard gains the adjustment the meet would tie five victories apiece with Yale, Pennsylvania four, and Yale six overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarvard
New York
Yale
Harvard
Moulton
Schick
Crimson Wonder
Lightner
Iightner
Crimson
Pennsylvania
Four men plunge into Charles River rescue by bridge crew
A river incident near Copp's Hill ends with Crawtender Joseph Downey and Officer Allen saving a man who cried for help as a party of four drank too freely. Two companions reportedly jumped in. police doubt they drowned and wonder if they survived. One Irishman and a Swede given aid and identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Oxel Stilman
Worcester
Charlestown
Stilman
Crawtender Downey
Auburn Club Raided by Police Squad on Revere Street
Chief Oakes of the Revere police with five liquor squad members raided the Auburn Club on the Derrington estate at dusk last night. They seized 21 gallons of lager beer in 336 bottles, a small amount of whiskey and some port wine, plus the club tables and furnishings. The proprietor, Peter Cassidy, president of the Auburn Club, was arrested for liquor law violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakes
Revere Police
Peter Cassidy
Auburn Club
Derrington
Revere Street
Gettysburg and Washington Tour Leaves Post on Friday
Trip departs Friday June 5 for a week long journey with a $32 all included price except supper on the Fall River line. Guided drives through Gettysburg battlefield with Pen Mar and Blue Mountains scenery, plus three days in Washington and a Philadelphia visit. For itinerary and battlefield map apply to Joseph P. Taggart at 360 Washington Street Boston MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River Line
Pen Mar
Blue Mountains
Stone
Reading
Penn
Mt. Penn
Washington
Philadelphia
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Reorganization Meeting for Division 27 AOH Held
A meeting of former Division 27 AOH members convened at 172 Hampden Street to reorganize. County President Matthew Cummings led, several membership applications were received, and representatives from multiple divisions attended. A smoke talk and invites to state and county officers were planned, with the next session in two weeks to complete the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 27
Hampden Street
Matthew Cummings
Riot at West Liberty ball ground ends in lynching attempt
In Pittsburg on May 31 a mob attacked Black spectators at a High Bridge baseball ground. A lynching attempt failed when officials arrived. one man died and several others were seriously wounded. William Davis was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
High Bridge
West Liberty
Tighbridge
Sandy Garrett
Beltszhoover Club
Sandy
Beltzhoover
George Foster
Amateur Baseball Clubs Seek Matches Across Boston Area
A long list of amateur and semi pro teams from Boston and suburbs seeking games. Entries include East Boston Athletics and 14 year old squads, Roxbury Rexfords, Cambridge Dems, South Boston Unions, and many others with age ranges from 11 to 18 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pitt
Cambridge Street
Cambridgeport
St. John’s S. I
George English
St. John's S. I
Cambridge
Roxbury B. B. C
FE. I. Cummings
Massachusetts Avenue
Roxbury
John P. Squire & Co
W. W. Taylor
Faneuil Hall Market
City
Rexfords
George Center
Rexford
G. Powers
Marion Street
Boston
Hemlocks
Meyer Slobodkin
Lowell Street
Highland A. A
William Powers
Cherry Street
Somerville
Elevator Boys
Crawford House Bellboys
Kennedy
Washington Street
Columbias
George Dennis
Cross Street
Charlestown
Hawthorne A. C
George Canty
Cedar Street
Springhills
Dol. Hourgah
Beacon Street
Gould & Cutler
J. Stone
North Street
Savoys
Drd
J. Donohue
Stewart Street
Lynn
Forest Hills
R. W. Moulton
St Hyde Park Avenue
Moulton A. A
Michel Walton
Vine Street
Orienta
Nathan Sodelsbon
St. Augustines
John J. Gannon
Silver Street
South Boston
Ashlands
Nathen Lyman
Chandler Street
Midget
A. A
Charles McCarthy
Buttonwood Avenue
Dorchester
DD. Lynch
K Street
Lowells
H. Rosenthal
Regals
Bernard Bernstein
Danforth
Jamaica Plain
Clovers
E. Ducks
Malden Street
Playfairs
East Boston
James Whall
Cottage Street
Manhattans
Atkins
Fairmont Avenue
North Cambridge
Bennetts
Sylvester Woods
Joy Street
Pioneers
Revere
I. S. Moore
Mountain Avenue
Tagles
George St. Locke
Paris Street
Nelsons
H. Hill
Eustry Street
Young Leveis
William Fagan
Heath Street
Clintons
William F. Riley
Pearl Place
Shawmut
J. Blondin
A Street
Vine Rock
Albert Wittenauer
Paul Gore Street
Young Robbers in Limbo
Two youths Joseph King 17 and Martin King 13 brothers robbed a man Friday evening on Blackstone Street in Division 1 district. The pair fled toward North Street but were captured by Patrolman Jerry Lehan after victim identification. Victim recovered jewelry and cash. arraignment set in Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph King
Martin King
Division 1
Blackstone Street
North Street
Jerry Lehan
Hanover Street
Two Boys Caught Looting City Grocery
Patrolman Newcomb arrested Frank Myers seven and James F Houlihan eight after a store break at Youngs 150 Main Street. Police say they took tobacco cigars and money from a till. Parents were summoned and the youths were released after scolding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb
Station 16
Frank Myers
James F. Houlihan
Main Street
Curry
Gilman’s
Palmer fleet sails as largest owned by single owner
The Palmer fleet of five masted schooners includes eight eight fivers and two four masted ships led by the Dorothy Palmer launched at Waldoboro Maine. The steel seven masted Thomas W Lawson now discharging coal in East Boston. The Susan FE. Nasa crew seeks settlement after towage collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Dorothy Palmer
Waldoboro
Governor Ames
Thomas W. Lawson
Massachusetts Wharf Coal Company
Boston
Island
Susan FE
NASA
Port Johnson
Wells
Dunlo
Bala
Big
Staples Coal Company
Cuba
Fall River
Nash
Cape Cod
Cestrian
Thomas
Liverpool
Joseph Gamage
E. IF. Comins
James Otis
Mrs. Otis
Leonide Leonard
Elsie Barnard
Francis McClellan
Crawford Howell Toy
Nancy Toy
Haynes Williams
James Gilroy
Harry Tallinson
F. Kling
Collin Kennedy
Jcugene Peters
John I. McCarthy
Admiral Dewey
Port Antonio
Long Whiuff
Miss R. Thompson
C. J. Gillette
C. D. Freeman
T. B. Williamson
R. L. Richardson
Mary Armstrong
Morris
Buenos Ayres
Plymouth
Boston Barkenline Kremlin
St. John
N. B
Santa Cruz
Shipping News Mini Almanac Arrivals List Various Steamers and Tugs
Arrivals show steamers Cestrian Thomas Cambrian King Elliot Nelson and others with merchandise passengers to multiple firms and ports including Frederick Leyland Co Admiral Dewey Israel Port Antonio Jam Soperga Gustavino and more. June 1 entry records tugs and barges alongside schooners Lizzie B Willey Winnie Lawry Campbell and others with cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cestrian
Thomas
Liverpool
Frederick Leyland & Co
Admiral Dewey
Israel
Port Antonio
Jam
Soperga
Ital
Gustavino
Blyth
Scotland
Cambrian King
Galbraith
Antwerp
Ger
Elliot
Nelson
Caplin River
P. Q
James A. Hurd
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
N. S
J. EF. Masters
Henry M. Whitney
Dingley
Dennison
Portland
Kennebec
Marr
Bath
City of Rockland
Pierce
Bangor
Orion
Hillary
New York
William F. Lueckenbach
Varnum
Hamilton Fish
Covington
Warrington
Philadelphia
Georgia
Towa
Salem
Lizzie B. Willey
Thomaston
Rivers
Apalachicola
Winnie Lawry
Campbell
Elizabeth
Local Youth Baseball Rosters List City Teams and Addresses
A compiled roll of youth baseball clubs in the Boston area listing team names age groups and contact addresses in South Boston Lynn Everett Dorchester Cambridge Malden Chelsea and neighbouring towns. Entries include Meadowsides Prattvilles and Working Boys Home with age ranges from 13 to 19 and named managers or guardians for each club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
South Boston
Arthur H. Farrell
IX Street
Shamrocks
Lynn
J. Berile
Washington Street
Prattvilles
Lewis I’. Tuells
Nickerson Street
Everett
Fremonts
Charles L. Brown
Clark Street
Mission Church
J. M. Fortune
Phillips Street
Roxbury
Columbia Roads
H. G. Gill
Bill Street
Dorchester
al Sawyer
Jay Street
Cambridge
Linwood
A. C
J. Bermingham
Seventh Street
M. J. Hinleys
E. McCarthy
East Second Street
Chelsea
Cnet
Louis F. Tuells
Nichols Street
Meadowsides
FE. Thayer
Pearl Street
Boston
Working Boys
C. J. Ferguson
Atlantic Avenue
Kendall Stars
A. L. Denning
Kendall Street
City
Volunteers
J. F. Flynn
Boston Street
Emerald A. C
John Morrisey
Emerson Street
Conant A. C
T. Freeley
Conant Street
Mysticks
Somerville
Sanford Bryan
Derby Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States Leather Company
Leather Company
Central Pennsylvania Tlamber Company
Morton Trust Company
Messrs
Edward M. Shepard
John G. Johnson
R. V. Lindabury
Newark
N. C
Nassau Street
William Street
George Foster Peabody
George T. Nichols
Ss. P. Davidge
Eugene Hourtson
Theodore RR. Hoyt
Ghorn Gee R. Vail
Nathan Allen
Prank Wealy
el. G. Myers
Lee
William Clafli
Robert M. Mors
William W. Cra
John Hogglyman Nichols
A. N. Burbank
Oliver W. Mink Albert
W. Murray Crane James Phillips, JR
Patrick A. Collins John M. Graham
Thomas F, Temple
J. H. Woodbury
Aaron Davis Weld Houghton
Sorrows
THE
Scotts
Longwood A. C
Charles B. Miller
Longwood Avenue
Charles
Gettysburg
Charles Kelley
William Davis
Ben Benton, JR
Rob Roy
H. RB. Greene
Shipping News
Wind Southeast
C. W. Morse
Ellenville
Metacomet
Walter EB. Luckenbach
Independent
Frank Pendleton
Tremont St
Tremont
Music Hall
Oxford
Castle S G. Theare Dramatic Stock Co
Carl
Hagenbeck
Hamburg
Germany
William Loraine Eeve’gi
BENET
Keith
Fadettes
Malden Auditorium
G. D. Campbell
Mgr. Coolest
Greater Boston
Norumbega
Auburndale
Ree Austic Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
Dan McAvoy
Pioipis
T. Adamowski
Kivery
Tel. B. B
Charles River Park
Clark's Totel
Wright & Ditson’s
and— Stone
Ree
Houwgin
Hough's Neck
Snow's Arch Wharf
Bowdoin
East Lynne
Charlotte Hunt
Square Theatre
Howard Ithf
John “Chinee
Leach
Howard and Harris
Fisher
Bingham
King Philip
York
Sorensen
Commercial Wharf
Shipping
Dominion Line
Screw Servise
Queens' Commonwealth
New England
Mayflower
Town
Commonwealth
Mediterranean
Azores
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Vancouver
Cameroman
State Street
Ssi
Queenstown
Warren Line
Michigan
Sachem
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
Mile Street
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co Steamship Lines
Norfolk
Baltimore
Newport News
Providence
A. M. Grariam
Lottery Wharf
Summer Street
School Street
W. P. Corla
B. L
Ocean Steamship Gd
Savannah
Lewis Wharf
Simmons & Marsters
School St. ER
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Dominion Atlantic
Long Wharf
Washington St
J. Y. Masters
New Eng
Furnitur
Pianos Insurance
Mutual Loan CO
Water St
R. Briggs
Herald Bldg
Devonshire St
Dexter Loan CO
Court St
dexSattf
Tolman
William E. Fay & CO
State ST
Workincmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon St
Peabody
Martin
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
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