Long voyage for Ardandearg after eight months at sea
The British steamer Ardandearg, captained by William Kinley, arrived from quarantine after eight months and eleven days at sea from Java. Departed Sourabaya September 29 with 16,790 baskets of sugar for American Sugar Refining at South Boston. Report notes boiler work, barnacle buildup, foul bottom, slow speed, and beam too wide for certain draws.
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Ardandearg
William Kinley
Inner Harbor
Java
Sourabaya
American Sugar Refining Company
South Boston
Singapore
Penang
Colombo
Port Said
Boston
St. Jeday
Workman, i & Co
Belfast
Ireland
Giameaw
Mt. Washington Avenue
Ince
Father Ronan's Jubilee Procession Draws 1600 Men
A recent jubilee procession led by Father Peter Ronan drew over 1600 men, surpassing last Sunday's turnout. The event featured marshals ex-Alderman McDonald William O'Brien Frank Sweeney and Walter Watkins, with prayers at St. Peter's and St. Margaret's churches before a return to the original church. A follow up procession was announced for Sunday June 23.
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Peter Ronan
St. Peter's Church
Dorchester
Father Ronan
Alderman McDonald
William O’brien
Frank Sweeney
Walter Watkins
Thomas C. McGoldrick
Ancien Order of Hibernians
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Order of Foresters
Roxbury Couple Wed at Washington Street Home
Miss Alice Caroline Scribner and Meliam E Cook were married last evening at 2928 Washington Street by Rev Albert H Plumb. The ceremony was conducted by the bride’s father Fred L Scribner with bridesmaid in pink over white carrying white roses and lilies. Attendants included Scribner sister and Cook brother, with reception at 2028 Washington Street Roxbury.
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Alice Caroline Scribner
Fred L. Scribner
Meliam
E. Cook
Roxbury
Sride
Washington Street
Albert H.plumb
L. Scribner
Scribner
Thomas
A. C Cook
Aus
Plossonas
Valleey
Simmons Wolfson Union Park Wedding Report
Samuel B. Wolfson of Boston and Jacob Bimmons joined in marriage at Union Park in a ceremony conducted by Rabbi S. Arah. Bride Annie Wolfson served as maid of honor, with best man nae Wae Neuni and ushers R. Wolfson Joseph Daha Jack Blake Herman Diets. After the wedding and tour, the couple will reside in Boston.
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Union Park
Sadie Wolfsoaand
Samuel B. Wolfson
T- Boston
Jacob Bimmons
Nae Wae Neuni
Ronor
Annie Wolfson
Aul
R. Wolfson
Joseph Daha
Jack Blake
Herman Diets
St Boston
Joy line to run on Mon Wed and Fri schedule changes
Limited service will run the Joy line from Monday to Friday with a reduced daily schedule. A round trip rate of 3.60 dollars applies with a five day stay allowed in New York. Last connecting train from South Terminal Boston at depar ture time. Through tickets available from Boston to Philadelphia Washington and other points on request. George neon cl street Boston AMfene telephone listed.
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New York
South Terminal
Boston
Philadel Et Ee Wasington
South
Pekets
Staena
George Yey
Malden Odd Fellows Memorial Services Observed
Malden memorial Sunday featured processions by Malden lodges to Forestdale and Salem Street cemeteries to decorate graves of about 75 deceased members. A quartet performed and Rev H Stubbs gave the Forestdale address. evening services at Pleasant Street Congregational Church included a memorial sermon by Rev Charles Aurston of Boston.
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Malden
Odd Fellows
Malden Monet
Middlesex Lodge 17
Canton Malden
Salem Street
Forestaale
Forestdale
H. Stubbs
Faulkner Methodist Church
Congregational Church
Pleasant Street
Charles Aurston
Boston
Many Orators On The Common Engage Crowds
On the Charles street mall a large crowd gathered for speeches by representatives of the single tax movement and two socialist factions. Mr Doherty led the single tax speakers while Mr Carl spoke for the Socialist Labor party. Patrick Maloney Representative Carey and Mr Putney spoke for the Social Democratic party. Several religious societies also appeared on the Common.
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Charles’ Street
Doherty
Carl
Socialist Labor Party
Patrick Maloney
Carey
Putney
Social Democratic Party
Unitarian Meeting Draws Large Crowd on Boston Common
A sizable audience gathered on Boston Common yesterday for the Unitarians first meeting of the season. Speakers included Rev. Frank Wic of Brighton who argued Unitarianism as a Religious Declaration of Independence and Rev. John H Applebee of West Roxbury who spoke on The Use of Religion.
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Boston Common
Frank 8
Oswego County Berry Crop Seen Failing in Rain
Heavy rains in Oswego County have disheartened berry growers and threaten a crop failure if conditions do not improve. Discourage reports have been sent to Boston and New York buyers.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Oswego
Boston
New York
General A. P. Martin Sicks in Serious Condition at Home
General Augustus P. Martin head of Boston water department is gravely ill and confined to his Dorchester home. He is unable to attend to duties with subordinates handling affairs and concerns overwork and worry have undermined his health. Mayor Hart confirms the condition may prevent return to office.
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Augustus P. Martin
Water Department
Boston
Dorchester
Hart
Martin
Harbor Yachts in Trouble Rescue by Police Guardian
Police boat Guardian rescued ten Sunday sailors from sinking vessels in Boston harbor. A beached East Boston yacht and two damaged boats were guided to safety with occupants ferried to shore near Constitution Wharf and Lovell's Island.
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Police Boat Guardian
Veil An
Quarat An
Ie Soni
Antes Fe
Constitution Wharf
East ‘Camge
Guardian
Elevated rail plan aids Charlestown fire defense
Fire and railway officials near Washington Dover Castle streets and Main Street Charlestown work on a plan to reduce the Elevated structure obstruction to firefighting. Chief Cheswell notes two worst points where ladders fail, while Fire Commissioner Russell says power sections will shut off to fight fires safely.
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Washington Street
Dover
Castle Streets
Main Street
Charlestown
Railway Company
Fire Department
Russell
Cheswell
Castle
Washington Streets
Washington and
Dover Streets
Wells Memorial Hall
Tim
Blackburn Sets Sails for Second Transatlantic Voyage
Captain Howard Blackburn of Gloucester sails his sloop Great Republic from the Manteater Yacht Club amid crowds of over 1000. The voyage targets Lisbon Portugal with an expected forty-five day crossing after a prior 61 day London run in 1898.
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Gloucester
Great Republic
Cap Ia
Howard Blackburn
Lishon
Portugal
London
Manteater Yacht Club
Black
Heuce
French
A. A
Meur
Antoine “Augusto
Acerica Relief Association
Lub
Benjamin
Ana. Feaaneng
Theatre Gossip and Summer Plans for 1900s Stars
Sage Gosmp William Faversham prepares for a touring stint with A Royal Rival at his cottage on H Island. Frank L Perley claims a contract with Alice Nielsen and aims to manage her in America next season. Edward E Rose will reside in Marshfield to write for the stage. Anne B Sutherland hopes to travel abroad in July after offers for next season. James K Hackett to open in Don Cezar's Return at Wallack's. Mason to star in The Altar of Friendship under Jacob Litt. Woodward and Burgess seek Park Theatre with a stock company plan for popular prices.
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William Faversham
Ore
Mme
Sans Gene
Perley
Misgy Neilsen
Edward E. Rose
Marshfield
Anne B. Sutherland
Hopkins
Priscilla
Tremont
James K. Hackett
Don Cesar
Wallack’s
New York
Criterion
John B. Mason
Jacob Litt
Messrs. Woodward and
Burgess
Park Theatre
West
Park
The Wooing of Priscilla opens at Tremont Theatre week
The third week of The Wooing of Priscilla opens at Tremont Theatre with big advance sales. Road to Ruin heads Bowdoin Square stock company this week. Mrs Arthur Sidman presents Keith's sketches. Multiple vaudeville acts and burlesque stars fill the current week at Howard's, Tremont, and Nickelodeon venues.
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Priscilla
Tremont Theatre
Bowdoin Square
Arthur Sidman
Keith
Steve O'Donnell
Sammy Ferguson
Joe
James Richmand -Glenroy
Casey and
LeClair
Liv
Pauline Saxon
Boston
Christopher
Garden Theatre
New York
Pleaded with the Post's Stand on Subway Bill Referendum
A reader from Westboro Massachusetts in June 1901 supports The Post stance on city local control over subway legislation. The writer argues state lawmakers should not enact laws affecting a single locality and urges placing the bill before the people for direct vote.
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Sir—Ijam
Westboro
Mass
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National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Siscuft
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Unitarian Meeting
A. P. Martin
L Road
Colonel Russell
Castle Street
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Pile
Liberty
Horace Geldin
Marvelous Craggs
Jack Horworth
Hamilton Bill
Jennings and Renfrew
Mlle
la Nova
American Biograph
Keith’s Theatre Orchestra
B. F. Keith
Ysic
Paulette Ax
Castle Nei Eatre Tel Wa
Aos
Hall Pl
Oxford
Jerome K. Jerome
Piasiaee
Nancy & CO
Norumbega
Achodle
Rustic Theatre
Tree
Everett Trio
Julian Rose
Dooling & Fowley
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Dixon
Bowers
Lide
Paul Revere
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Lexington
Boston Electrics
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Newton
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Grand Harbor
Lafricain
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Florida Ostraa Farm
Lincoln Wharf
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Washington St
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Norumbega Park
New England
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Carr
Eer
Smals In
Newton Boulevard
Commonweaith
St. Ry
Park Voc
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Massachusetts and Huntington Avenues
Anday
Mubio
Symphony Hall
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Plymouth
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Edward W
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JOY Line
Maa
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West Body
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Taratrs
Bowdoin
Steve O’donnell
Sandy Ferguson
James Mens Glenros
Howard Burlesquers
W and Sern
Fincas
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