Four North End Boys Caught Burglary at Norfolk Oyster Co
Four youths aged nine and ten were found attempting to crack a safe at Norfolk Oyster Company on 138 Atlantic Avenue. Patrolmen Buckley and Fitzgerald stopped the break in, recovering rubber stamps and ink pads. The boys identified each other’s roles, with Faraza labeled the "Big finger." They were held at the station and released to their parents pending Juvenile Court appearance.
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Norfolk Oyster Company
Atlantic Avenue
Hanover Street
Buckley
Officer Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Pietro Marino
Fleet Street
Accusia Demitia
Moon Street
Benjamin Faraza
North Street
Frank Curazro
Lieutenant Crowley
Crowley
Faraza
Dirt on Nelsons Hat Shocks London Crowd
Workmen cleaning Nelsons Column in Trafalgar Square report removing about 20 tons of accumulated dirt from the platform and statue. The dirt on Nelsons hat alone weighs about 500 pounds after decades without cleaning.
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London
Nelson
Trafalgar Square
Immigrants Board Special Train at Commonwealth Pier
A special train departed Commonwealth pier last night carrying 600 immigrants headed for the West. They had arrived Saturday aboard the Cincinnati of the Hamburg American line and were cleared by inspectors yesterday, the new dock inspection system proving a great success.
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Commonwealth Pier
West
Cincinnati
Boston Welcomes Hamburg Liner Cincinnati at Commonwealth Pier
More than 10 000 people including many German residents gathered at Commonwealth Pier to celebrate the Hamburg American Line's inaugural Boston service aboard the Cincinnati. Mayor Fitzgerald, Captain Schaarschmidt, J P Meyer, and General Bancroft spoke as German songs and a festive crowd filled the event with cheers and a reading of a cable from Ballin. The ceremony ended with Deutschland as the band played and guests toured the ship, while a later exchange of foreign currency stood out as a charitable note.
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Commonwealth Pier
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Bancroft
Schaarschmidt
Greater
Commonwealth Pier 5
The
John F. Fitzgerald
Hugh Bancroft
J. P. Meyer
Robert Sturn
Karl Recknagel
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C. M. Ackermann
Karl Schriftgiesser
Martin Moekel
Otto Herman
Meyer
Fitzgerald
Henry Howard
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Stocker
the Cincinnati
General Bancroft
Paul W. Hoffman
Art Museum
Workingmen’s Society
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Rose
Agnes
Eunice
Glaad
Monitor
Imperator
New York
President Ballin
Captain Schaarschmidt
Howard
Europe
Mellen
New Haven Road
Mayor Fitzgerald
Birthday Social for Rev Dr Cortland Myers in Tremont Temple
The Rev Dr Cortland Myers of Tremont Temple will be feted at a birthday social in Lori mer Hall tomorrow night for his 49th birthday. Baccalaureate addresses were given at Central Congregational and Immanuel Walnut Avenue churches. Memorial services were held at Union Congregational Church by Knights of Pythias. The 34th Fresh Air Fund season, announced by Rev D W Waldron, aids tired mothers and city children. Old Home Sunday observed at Broadway Universalist Church in South Boston.
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Tremont Temple
Lorimer Hall
Myers
Central Congregational
Immanuel-Walnut Avenue
Charles Edward Park
Wheelock
Clarence A. Vincent
Weston School For Girls
Union Congregational Church
Massachusetts Brigade
Knights of Pythias
Carleton H. Hutchinson
Allen A. Stockdale
D. W. Waldron
Fresh Air Fund
Boston City Missionary Society
Rosemary Cottage
Eliot
New England
Broadway Universalist Church
South Boston
Lucius R. Paige
No Latin Boys Cleared in Raid Says Latin School Head
Henry F Pennypacker head master of the Boston Latin School told the Post that no Latin School boys were involved in the drug store raid during Friday's parade. He and other masters watched the line closely and saw no student leave the formation. He suggested boys from nearby schools might have acted, but affirmed the Latin School should be eliminated from charges.
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Henry F Pennypacker
Boston Latin School
Post
Mr. Pennypacker
Spooners Barred From Marine Park After Nine
South Boston police plan to ban spooning in Marine Park after 9 pm amid neighbor complaints of late night serenades and public displays of affection. Officers reportedly patrol benches and urge crowds to move on, though some youths vow to continue despite the order.
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South Boston
Marine Park
South
Boston
Reverend Cortland Myers Calls Liquor The Nation's Greatest Problem
The Rev. Cortland Myers told Tremont Temple the liquor issue is the nation's top problem. He urged female suffrage to oppose saloons, condemned liquor sales to boys, and claimed a large share of poverty and deaths are tied to the drink trade. He predicted federal prohibition and noted Roosevelt sent a gold cup to a California brewer celebrating his 50th anniversary.
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Cortland Myers
Tremont Temple
Roosevelt
California
Prohibition Talk Targets Saloon and Public Morality
A speaker argues women should vote to curb alcohol, calling liquor sellers the meanest men. He cites crime, poverty, and deaths tied to drink, praises prohibition progress in Kansas, and urges turning the faucet off at the polls. He cites global comparisons and hopes for a national sermon-led change.
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United States
Egypt
Japan
China
Burma
India
Palestine
Turkey
America
Boston
Frances Willard
Kansas
Chicago
St. Louis
Dorchester Day Date Set By Mayor For June Seventh
Mayor Fitzgerald announced Dorchester Day will be observed on Saturday June 7 to avoid any date confusion.
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Dorchester
Fitzgerald
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