Stations on Washington street extension limited to Egleston Square
The railroad commission opts to limit stops between Forest Hills and Dudley street to Egleston Square. Petitions for Green street and Dale street stations are kept on hold, with a hearing possible after the elevated line is built and in service. Jamaica Plain residents, led by Rev. Charles F. Dole, press for Green street.
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Washington Street
Dudley Street
Forest Hills
Railroad Commission
Egleston Square
Green Street
Dale Street
Dale
Green Streets
Jamaica Plain
Charles F. Dole
Unitarian Church of
Celtic Literary Club of Roxbury Elects Officers
The Celtic Literary Club of Roxbury held its monthly meeting at Roxbury Crossing and elected J. F. Sullivan president D. P. O'Callahan vice president C. Ma honey treasurer and J. Mulroy secretary The chairman commended to Gaelic leaguers Roosevelt's suggestion to Holy Cross College to add Celtic language to their program.
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Celtic Literary Club of
Roxbury
Roxbury Crossing
J. F. Sullivan
D. P. O'Callahan
C. Mahoney
J. Mulroy
Roosevelt
Holy Cross College
Vessels Reach Fish Pier With Haddock Cod Hake and Cask Cargo
Nine vessels arrived at the fish pier carrying haddock cod hake and cask totals over 100 000 pounds. Prices ranged from 1 to 4 cents per pound for various cod and hake, while the Flora J Nickerson to Gloucester and the Admiral Schley with bananas and passengers added to the day’s arrivals. A damaged crew mystery cleared when a French sailor was found aboard a nearby vessel after fog. The Anglian Leyland sail planned for London with corn provisions flour cattle and other goods. The Illinois sailed for New York and the Santiago de Cuba was sold to Halifax officials while a new Boston and Nova Scotia line is hinted.
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Haddock
Flora J. Nickerson
Gloucester
Sadie Ross
Admiral Schley
Long Wharf
Port Antonio
Jam
Joseph Bergin
Blackstone Street
Henry Corcoran
Tropics
Anglian
Leyland
William J. Toozes
London
Illinois
J. A. Rogers
New York
Santiago de Cuba
Nova Scotia
Halifax
N. S
Stockton
Eng
United States
Boston
Sydney
Plant
Ward Line
Zaldo & Co
Havana
Boston & Nova Scotia Steamship Company
Landsman
June 23 Shipping News Miniature Almanac
Shipping notes list several arrivals at various ports including Calvin Austin and City of Bangor, with arrivals from Norfolk and New York. Cleared steamers include Anglian Consuelo and Mark Mennock, while vessels sail for New York and Philadelphia under west to southeast winds. A battle ship Illinois is noted bound for New York and several tugs, schooners, and barges travel to multiple destinations.
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Shipping News
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
Admiral Schley
Jansen
Cienfuegos
Scranton
Pierce
Hoboken
Beverly
Daniel Willard
Fitzgerald
New York
Marion
Paterson
Concord
Hewitt
Newport News
Darby
Sunbury
Thaxter
William Duren
Britt
Anglian
London
Consuelo
Hull
England
Esparta
Port Simon
C. R
Kingstonian
Antwerp
Philadelphia
Mark Mennock
Audacieux
Little Brook
Olivia
Clementsport
Illinois
Copenhagen
Crostafels
Newark
Kanawha
Norfolk
Liverpool
Queenstown
Boston
Parthian
H. M. Whitney
Swatara
Salem
Oley
St. Nicholas
Dutch Island
Enterprise
Lykens
Preston
Newburyport
Burnside
Suffolk
Merriam
Piedmont
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Portsmouth
N. H
John G. Chandler
Alice
Bessie
Charles T. Gallagher
Baden
Brittannia
Vineyard Haven
New York to Erect World’s Tallest Structure
New York City will host the world’s tallest building when the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company completes a tower at the southeast corner of Twenty fourth Street and Madison Avenue. Planned to exceed the Washington Monument, the 560 foot high edifice aims to surpass all existing towers in height.
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New York
Twenty-fourth Street
Madison Avenue
Deportation of Greek and Italian Lads by Boston Immigrant Authority
Twenty five Greek and Italian lads who arrived last week on the Romani c will be deported tomorrow by order of Colonel Billings, immigration commissioner. Fifty others from the Canopic this week have been denied entry and appeal to Washington. All are minors and deportation hinges on presence of parents or siblings. Washington supports the strict enforcement to prevent guardians using youths to fund passage.
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Boston
Colonel Billings
Canopic
Washington
Billings
St Johns Seminary Closes Summer Exercises in Brighton
The St John's Ecclesiastical Seminary at Brighton closed its summer season with a Mass and a banquet attended by Archbishop Williams and a large group of priests from Boston area parishes. Papers on The Trades Unions, Queen Mary of England, and the Authenticity of the Fourth Gospel were read by Rev. Joseph Early, Rev. Joseph Walsh, and Rev. Joseph Casey. Bishops and priests listed include Rt. Rev. Monsignor Magennis, Rev. William P. McQuaid, Rev. Robert J. Johnson, Rev. Louis Walsh, Rev. Joseph V. Tracey, Rev. John Kelleher, and Rev. Richard Neagle.
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St. John’s
Brighton
Boston
Archbishop Williams
Theology House
Joseph Early
Joseph Walsh
Joseph Casey
Monsignor Magennis
P. R
St. Thomas’ Church
Jamaica Plain
William P. McQuaid
St. James
Robert J. Johnson
Gate of Heaven Church
South Boston
Louis Walsh
Joseph V. Tracey
Allston
John Kelleher
Medway
Richard Neagle
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Malden
Pigeon Found Exhausted At Fort Strong
A carrier pigeon was picked up at Fort Strong by Oliver Olsen at 4 pm. The bird bore a seal on its left leg inscribed 1905 W. E. J. 28, suggesting a long-ago message.
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Fort Strong Fort Strong
Oliver Olsen
Suit to recover Berkshire Sheriff’s missing funds
Attorney-General Parker will promptly sue the bondsmen of the late Berkshire Sheriff Charles W. Fuller to recover a deficit of 8186.84. Ex-Representative William Turtle of Pittsfield discussed the matter with the attorney-general, who believes the shortage is reflected in Fuller’s private account books. Controller Prescott exonerates E. M. Annis, saying the examination found no implicating evidence.
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Parker
Charles W. Fuller
Berkshire
Prescott
Berkshire House of Correction
William Turtle
Pittsfield
Fuller
E. M. Annis
Sheriff’s Office
Mr. Prescott
East Boston High School Graduation Held with 81 Graduates
East Boston High School held graduation exercises featuring an anthem Lovely Apple. Edward Mark Evans delivered the salutatory as 81 graduates received diplomas. Cudworth prize winners were Miss Sarah B Prior, Miss Angelea M L Brown, and George M Glover. A class gift portrait was presented by Francis J Sullivan and diplomas by William F Merritt.
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East Boston High School
Edward Mark Evans
Sarah B. Prior
George M. Glover
Angelea M. L. Brown
Francis J. Sullivan
Willam F. Merritt
Harvard Grammar School Graduation Hushed by Student Death
The Cambridge ceremony yesterday included notice of Frank H. Savage's death. His funeral occurred less than an hour before the graduation, and a class delegation attended the exercises.
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Harvard Grammar School
Cambridge
Frank H. Savage
West End chase ends with arrest after police gunfire
Patrolman Murphy of Division 3 chased a suspect through Court street Hanover and Sudbury streets at 2 am. shots were fired over the head to halt the man who fled and struggled around a lunch wagon before being captured at Sudbury street. The man gave the name Frank McNamee and will be given a hearing today.
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Murphy
Division 3
West End
Court Street
Hanover
Stoddard
Alden
Sudbury Street
Frank McNamee
Diplomats Await Roosevelt Return On Peace Talks
Washington reports that in diplomatic circles the President’s return is awaited for any new steps in peace negotiations. Secretary Hay carries cables from Tokyo and St. Petersburg to the White House for a forthcoming conference on the armistice outlook. Information remains with held at the State Department as talks continue.
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Washington
White House
Hay
Tokio
St. Petersburg
State Department
Russia
Anniversary of Foresters Court 15 in South Boston
The Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters SS Peter and Paul Court 15 celebrated its 25th anniversary at Bethesda and Bernice halls in South Boston with a reception, banquet, and dance attended by over 450. High Chief Ranger William Ek opened the banquet and toastmaster John B. Concannon led tributes to the order, church, country, and friends. Among attending officers were Past High Chief Rangers William Shay and T. B. Reardon, plus several court leaders who spoke briefly.
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John Leonard
D. E. Murphy
Thomas Desmond
William J. O’brien
Richard Walsh
John A. Curran
John B. White, Sr
Fishing Schooner Libels Collier for $13,000
Captain John G. Silva, master of the Nellie G. Adams, filed a libel in U S District Court seeking $13,000 damages after his schooner sank in a collision with the J. Holmes Birdsall on June 17. He claims the Nellie G. Adams was anchored 40 miles off Sankaty Headlight when the Birdsall struck on the starboard side amid fog, and that proper signaling was made with fault on the Birdsall’s captain.
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John G. Silva
Nellie G. Adams
J. Holmes Birdsall
United States District Court
Silva
Sankaty
Birdsall
Proposals for Boston Coal Delivery 1905
Sealed bids for Georges Creek Big Vein Cumberland coal or equivalent will be opened at City Hall Boston. Bids cover 20 000 tons split between Calf Pas ture Pumping Station and Ferry Wharves with delivery by July 15 1905 and July 15 1906 respectively. Cash deposit $500 required. proposals must pass bonding and signing by award date.
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City Hall
Boston
Georges Creek
Cumberland
Calf Pasture
James Donovan
Four First Class Tours to the Lewis and Clark Exposition
Personally conducted tours from Chicago by the Union Pacific line include Denver Colorado Springs Cripple Creek Pike's Peak Royal Gorge Salt Lake Yellowstone San Francisco and Los Angeles. All railroad fare sleeping cars hotel service side trips and expenses included. Departures July 6 12 27 and August 10. Inquire A Hutchison manager 300 Washington Boston Mass.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Pike’s Peak
Royal Gorge
Salt Lake
Yellowstone
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern
A. Hutchison
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Prof Slye Lessons At 661 Tremont Street
Advertising a tutor profile listing 12 lessons by Prof Slye at 661 Tremont Street. Lessons available in the afternoon or evening for a price of 3 dollars each. Also notes a sale listing with the number 123-25.
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Slye
Tremont St
Mattapan Hollingsworth St
Dudley Talbot
Old South
Main
Milton
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City of Boston Street Department
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Viitor
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Cincinnati
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the Post
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American Brotherhood Cementers
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Montreal
Quebec
Labor Employment Bureau
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Congress St
Washington Sst
Boston Gear Works
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Strong & Garfield CO
East Weymouth
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M. Pene
Columbus Ave
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Woo
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Stehers
Davis Ave
Brookline
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Wise Bros
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A. M. Graham
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Summer Street
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R. I
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F. Masters
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
F. P. Ing
Central Wharf
Borton
Michigan
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Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
Sachem
125 Mile ST
Donahoe’s
Boylston
Continental Clothing
Patrick M. Donahoe & CO
Europe
Anne Evans Chemicalco
A. Sanger
M.D
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