Record of 269 Drunks Arrested in Weekend Night Totals
A table details drunkenness arrests from 8 a m Saturday to 8 a m Sunday totaling 269, doubling last week. Costs include about 200 dollars to feed detainees and 250 dollars bail distribution among commissioners. Station 4 and Station 1 saw high counts while South End and West Roxbury had few or none.
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Judge Emmons
Lagrange Street
Station 2
City Hall Avenue
Captain Foster
West Roxbury
Brookline Water Dispute Involves Mr William Lincoln
Residents denounce the Brookline water department for forcing a water meter on Mr Lincoln’s property spite a suspension order. Mrs Lincoln did not turn on a hose but used the sprinkler to cover the trench while workers persisted. Lincoln, a former town committee member, is a prominent Brookline figure in local water affairs.
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Brookline
William H. Lincoln
Water Department
Lincoln
Office
the Water Board
Stowaways Reach Boston Aboard Winifredian In Fog
Six stowaways hid aboard the Leyland liner Winifredian to reach Boston. Captain Shepherd’s ship, which left Liverpool a week ago, docked amid dense fog near Cape Cod. The voyage carried a small cargo and no saloon passengers, with over 100 cabin travelers expected on return.
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Winifredian
Shepherd
Boston
Inverpool
Liverpool
Cape Cod
A. A. Sproule
Robert Sproule
Fred Sproule
C. F. Rogers
Leonard Fuller
A. S. Lockwood and
A. M. Brown
E. M. Waterhouse
Eustace Lee Florence
John E. Rocknagel, Jr
M. E. Moodie
J. Lowell White
Great White Spirit Company
North End Park
Gas House
West Indies
Margaretha
H. P. Fretwurst
Havana
Middlesbro
Eng
Borneo
Attila
Munson
Highland Light
T Wharf
Alice M. Guthrie
Dawson City
Manhassett
Olivia Domingos
Charlie Boy
Admiral Dewey
Israel
Port Morant
Jam
Long Wharf
J. J. Neville
J. C. Knauble
James T. Adams
John R. Adams
W. H. Green
J. P. Adams
M. W. Chase
Sydney S. Stearns
C. Lewis Reese
A. Cooke
Hugh Coole
Yarmouth
N. S
Halifax
Ellis
Lewis Pier
Point Pleasant
Simpson
Prince Arthur
Provinces
Eilis
June Bride Ida Neff Weds Joseph Flanagan at Mission Church
The most beautiful June bride in Roxbury is Miss Ida Bertha Neff who married Joseph N. Flanagan yesterday at the Mission Church in a ceremony performed by Rev Father Gregor. Best man was Charles Neff, the bride’s brother. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home.
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Roxbury
Ida Bertha Neff
Joseph N. Flanagan
Gregor
Charles Neff
Webster Hall Wedding Sees Annie Greenberg Wed Abraham Silverman
In East Boston at Webster Hall last night Annie Greenberg daughter of Mr and Mrs S Greenberg married Abraham Silverman with Rabbi Friedman performing the ceremony. Maid of honor Sarah Copleman and best man John Rosenbloom attended.
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Webster Hall
Boston
Annie
S. Greenberg
Abraham Silverman
Rabbi Friedman
Sarah Copleman
John Rosenbloom
Glidden to drive auto near Arctic Circle to north pole
Charles J. Glidden plans an unprecedented Arctic Circle car journey within 32 degrees of the north pole. he will depart for new york late this week or early next, then to london to take delivery of a foreign built machine and travel via ireland scotland norway sweden denmark and germany, totaling about 4500 miles over 45 days with stops in england ireland and scotland and a return through norway to the arctic region near trondhjem.
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North Pole
Charles J. Glidden
Glidden
New York
London
F. Edge
Mr. Glidden
Europe
France
Spain
Italy
Greece
England
Wales
Ireland
Scotland
North Sea
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Edinburgh
Christiansand
Gotenburg
Frederickshaven
Bergen
Trondhjhen
Arctic Circle
Automobile Club of Glasgow
Irish Automobile Club
Netherlands Automobile Club
United States
Stockholm
Russia
Shipping News Mini Almanac June Daylength and Arrivals
Shipping news notes June daylight hours and moon rise, with arrivals of steamers including Winifredian from Liverpool, Sarmatian from Glasgow, Halifax bound ships, and numerous barges and schooners. Sailed vessels include Bergenseren for Gibara and Prince George for Yarmouth amid brisk maritime movement.
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Shepherd
Liverpool
Frederick Leyland & Co
Sarmatian
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
N. S
Margaretha
Fretwurst
Havana
Orn
Rowne
Pictou
Kershaw
Howes
Baltimore
Norfolk
Thacher
Philadelphia
H. M. Whitney
Baker
New York
City of Bangor
Arey
Bangor
Dingley
Dennison
Portland
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Lykens
Hatch
Thomaston
Richardson
Ashland
Newburyport
C. W. Morse
Hansen
Tacony
Ritson
Parks
Honey Brook
Durkee
Port Johnson
Lehigh
McGoldrick
Perth Amboy
Edgewater
Hackensack
Blanche
Sears
Lynn
Mass
S. O. Company No
Scranton
Pierce
Hoboken
Piscataqua
Perkins
Portsmouth
N. H
Westerloo
Mayo
Sullivan
Herbert, Perkins
Rockport
Tngs International
Liloyd
Buck Ridge
Eagle Wing
Pine Forest
Swatara
Taylor
St. Nicholas
Franklin
Fortsmouth
Lorberry
Catawissa
Rutherford
Brookside
Plymouth
Phenix
Wind
Winnie Awry
Mt. Desert
Alma
EB. A. Holmes
Islesboro
Lizzie V. Hall
Feast of St. Anthony Observed by Italians
Italian societies in the North End closed their feast of St. Anthony with parades, three bands, and church services. The morning Mass at Sacred Heart featured Rev. Roberta as celebrant and preacher. An evening band concert lit the North End and St. Mark's Church held vesper services with outside illumination.
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North End
North Square
B. Roberta
Father Salvatore
Father Balangero
Father Roberta
North
St. Mark's Church
Wicks Declines Taunton Unitarian Church Call
The Rev. Frank S. C. Wicks told Brighton’s First Parish Unitarian Church during the morning service that he has declined the pastorate at Taunton’s First Congregational Society. Wicks, born in 1868 in Millville, received his education in Worcester and Peekskill, and has served the Brighton church.
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First Parish Unitarian
Brighton
Frank S. C. Wicks
First Congregational Society of
Taunton
Mr. Wicks
Millville
Worcester
Peekskill
Unitarian minister Wicks long service and roles
The text traces the career of Mr. Wicks from the Worcester Telegram reporter stint to teaching at Peekskill Academy, Meadville Theological School, Harvard Divinity School, and his pulpit in Passaic New Jersey, noting his role as secretary of the Unitarian Ministerial Union.
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Worcester Telegram
Peekskill
N. Y
Meadville Theological School
Harvard Divinity School
Passaic
N. J
Unitarian Church
Wicks
Unitarian Ministerial Union
Feast of Corpus Christi Observed in Catholic Churches
Catholic churches held Corpus Christi services with large crowds. At Immaculate Conception on Harrison Avenue nearly 2000 attended high mass led by Rev. W R. Mullan with procession and flower girls. Cathedral of the Holy Cross, St Joseph West End, and St Stephen Hanover also held masses and processions led by Arch Bishop Williams and local clergy.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Father Mullan
Father O’brien
Father McCormack
Archbishop Williams
St. Joseph's Church
West End
St. Stephen’s Church
Hanover Street
D. J. O'Farrell
Search for Wilbur Clark at Chebacco Pond Fails
Beverly reports a seven hour search by 50 to 60 volunteers for 65 year old Wilbur Clark missing near Chebacco Pond. Despite thorough exploration of the pond and surrounding woods no trace was found, with father Harry W. Clark convinced the body is not in the pond and wife Susanna Clark suggesting possible kidnapping.
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Beverly
Wilbur Clark
Chebacco Pond
Harry W. Clark
B. W. Brooks
Hermit Walton
Bond Hill
Mr. Brooks
Post
Mr. Clark
Off to Organize Bartenders
Richard Kennedy resigned as business agent of the Boston Bartenders Union to become a national organizer for the International Bartenders Association of America. He will oversee New Hampshire, Vermont and Canada this summer, while International President Callahan named John Hickey of Lynn as South organizer. The meeting raised $1100 in receipts and the union endorsed the Rectifiers Union label but did not sanction any single whiskey brand.
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Richard Kennedy
Boston Bartenders’ Union
International Bartenders’ Association of America
Kennedy
Boston
New Hampshire
Vermont
Canada
Robert A. Callahan
John Hickey
Lynn
South
Regular Meeting of Ben Franklin Assembly 5463 Knights of Labor
The Ben Franklin Assembly 5463 Knights of Labor held a regular meeting in Union P. Hall with large attendance. William Corcoran presided as 30 new members were initiated and 15 applications accepted. The picnic committee reported sold tickets and ordered more. The assembly voted 25 for Lowell textile strikers, totaling 50 in donations.
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Ben Franklin Assembly
Knights of Labor
P. K. Hall
Willam Corcoran
Lowell
Assembly
15th annual Printing Pressmen convention opens in Cincinnati
The International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union begins its 15th annual convention in Cincinnati with about 300 delegates attending opening receptions. The union reports a total enrollment of 15,000 members. Martin P. Higgins of Boston serves as president.
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Cincinnati
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Pressmen’s Union
Martin P. Higgins
Boston
Water Workers Union Seeks Change in Job Distribution
The Boston water department faced a union complaint that nonunion men are ignored and politically connected workers are favored in awarding jobs. A vote by the Water Works Employees' Union named a committee with power to represent the union in pushing for reform.
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Sullivan
Boston Water Department
Water Works Employees’ Union
Carpenters' Union elects Brookline officers
Carpenters' Union 430 of Brookline elected A. M. Watson as president W. W. Walsh as vice president Lloyd S. Smith as recording secretary James Keefe as financial secretary SS Kirkstead as treasurer W Harris as warden and S D Young as conductor in its latest officers slate.
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Carpenters’ Union 430 of
Brookline
A. M. Watson
W. W. Walsh
Lloyd S. Smith
James Keefe
S. Kirkstead
W. Harris
S. D. Young
Taylor chosen to represent Building Trades on governor panel
W. M. Taylor has been elected by the Building Trades Council to represent it on the commission appointed by Governor Bates to study capital and labor questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Taylor
Building Trades Council
Bates
Local labor group names leaders in city wards election
John M. Sullivan of Ward 10 was elected chairman of the Building Laborers' Political and Social Association yesterday. Thomas Fields of Ward 15 was elected secretary, and John O'Brien of Ward 17, Jeremiah Wren of Ward 19, John Kecham of Ward 18, S. E. Campbell of Ward 9 and Thomas Hartnett of Ward 13 were elected an executive committee.
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John M. Sullivan
Building Laborers
Thomas Fields
John O’brien
Jeremiah Wren
John Kecham
S. E. Campbell
Thomas Hartnett
Travel Guide Promotes Atlantic Tour Routes and Rates
A 20 page illustrated travel magazine outlines excursion rates and routes to New Brunswick Nova Scotia Quebec Ontario and U S locations. Free on application or by mail with an eight cent stamp. Simmons and Marsters tourist agents 26 School Street Boston.
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New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay
St. Lawrence River
One Thousand Islands
Niagara Falls
Ausable Chasm
Adirondacks
Lake Champlain
Lake George
Hudson River
Simmons & Marsters
School Street
Boston
Dining car service added to Shore Line trains in June
New dining cars begin operating on Shore Line trains starting Tuesday, June 16 via the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. Bay State Limited runs 10 a.m. New London to New York, Knickerbocker Limited 1 p.m. Boston to New London, Shore Line Express 3 p.m. New London to New York, and Gilt Edge Express 5 p.m. Boston to New London.
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Shore Line
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Bay State Limited
New London
New York
Knickerbocker Limited
Boston
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Neff Wedding
Silverman—Greenberg
Shipping News
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Rev. F. S. C. Wicks
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Mgr
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yVoyerne Rustic Theatre
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Murphy & Andrews
Cherry & Bates
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Gun Zoological Garden
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Museum OF Fine Arts
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Dally
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