Ivernia Docks In Night After Snow Storm At Sea
The Cunard liner Ivernia docked in East Boston at 10 30 last night with 10091 aboard after a 24 hour delay from a snow storm off the banks. Immigration officers boarded at Quarantine and first cabin passengers lined up to land though most stayed aboard overnight. Among saloon travelers were A Stamford White of Chicago and others including A P Chamberlaine J J Vanderveer Concord M Dexter Inda Durkee Charles H Putnam R E Finegan and Charles A Payne and Miss Payne from Washington state.
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Cunard
Ivernia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Boston
Immigration and Customs
A. Stamford White
Chicago
White
A. Stamford
Harry Thaw
New York
Mr. White
A. P. Chamberlaine
J. J. Vanderveer
Concord
M. Dexter
Inda Durkee
Charles H. Putnam
R. E. Finegan
Charles A. Payne
Payne
State of
Washington
Varney Granted Writ to Inspect Baker Shoe Co Books
In the Supreme Court yesterday Charles M. Varney, a stockholder, was granted a writ of mandamus against Madison M. Baker and others officers of the Baker Shoe Company of Lynn to compel an examination of the corporation books. The court states Varney is entitled to such an inspection.
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Supreme Court
Charles M. Varney
Madison M. Baker
Baker Shoe Company
Lynn
Amphion Club Presents 43rd Melrose Concert
Melrose City Hall overflowed for the Amphion Club concert directed by Fr Cutter Jr. with Grant Drake as pianist. Mrs. Cabot Morse and GC Pol Plancon assisted, as the program drew a crowded crowd this February 28.
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Amphion Club
Melrose
Melrose City Hall
Fr. Cutter, Jr
Grant Drake
Cabot Morse
Pol Plancon
Brother testifies he shot to kill in Virginia murder trial
In Culpeper Virginia Philip Strother admitted he shot to kill when William Bywaters tried to desert his sister Viola on trial for murder of Bywaters. James Strother testified he acted to protect his sister's honor. The courtroom heard family testimonies as jurors faced illness anxiety.
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Culpeper
Philip Strother
William Bywaters
Bywaters
James A. Strother
Viola
C. O. Keller
Woodstock
Water Spouts Seen Off Nantucket Alarm Seafaring Vessels
Mariners arriving in New York and Boston reported scores of water spouts off Nantucket that rose from the sea and churned the ocean into a fury. Weather conditions included chaotic clouds aloft and powerful vertical currents as the steamer Maine traversed shoals and feared spouts might strike decks or superstructure.
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Nantucket
New York
Boston
Maine
London
New
York
Pawtucket Arrest in Hatchet Murder Case
A man using the name Walter A. Barker, a jeweller from Attleboro, was arrested after a clever ruse near Daggert Park. He is charged with the murder of Mrs. Mary Henderson in her store, the till rifled, with blood-stained clothing and a scratched hand. The identification comes from James O. Reed of the city asylum and Mrs. Reed, who saw him near the Henderson store. He claimed to have been in a saloon and later in Providence, with gaps in his whereabouts.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Walter A. Barker
Attleboro
Mary Henderson
Frank Phillips
Daggert Park
Barker
Phillips
Main Street
Hughes
Bryan V. Richards
J. O. Reed
James O. Reed
City Asylum
Henderson
Providence
Bailey’s dramatic return to the Texas House ends in defiant vow
In Austin the scene after Senator Bailey entered the House was charged as friends hoisted him to the speaker’s stand. He berated opponents, vowed three more terms as U S Senator, attacked Hearst and the Texas Legislature, and declared leaders of the campaign would never hold office in Texas again.
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Austin
Tex
Bailey
United States
Texas
Republic
Hearst
John Sharp Williams
John Duncan
Scollard to Collect Columbia Road Assessments
Collector Scollard will collect the Columbia road boulevard assessments from Dorchester and South Boston totaling 296 443 69 dollars. The street commissioners faced legal questions over months to shape the bill. Bills accrue interest after 30 days and within a year may shift to a nine year apportionment plan. Over 600 estates are billed, ranging from six to six thousand dollars, Boston city facing a thirty thousand dollar share.
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Scollard
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Boston
Mayor Refuses Police Station Approval in Malden
Malden in February 28 report shows Building Inspector Connor faulting noncompliance with specs at the nearly completed police station. Mayor McCarthy withheld approval delaying March opening. Inspector’s report harshly critiques materials and unfinished areas as the Building Commission had already accepted portions and prepared stable equipment.
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Malden
Connor
McCarthy
Building Commission
Matthew Quigley of West Roxbury Dies at 70
Matthew Quigley retired police officer and longtime West Roxbury resident died at his Roslindale home aged 70. He is survived by a widow and several grown children.
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Matthew Quigley
West Roxbury
Roslindale
Mayor Underwood Confirmed in Somerville Electric Lines Post
After a year of resistance the Board of Aldermen confirmed Melvin F. Underwood as commissioner of electric lines and lights in Somerville by a yeas and nays vote. Mayor Gimmons prevailed despite opposition. a committee was set to talk with the Boston Elevated road about Sullivan Square congestion. A seven member panel was proposed to study municipal lighting costs for lower prices without dimming lights.
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Melvin F. Underwood
Somerville
Board of Algermen
Sutherland
Good
Berglind
Mixer
Newcomb
Gimmons
Board of Aldermen
Underwood
Boston
Sullivan Square Terminal
Keen
Cash Register Co invited to locate in Boston
After a meeting with the Mayor, T F Anderson of the publicity bureau invited the National Cash Register Company of Dayton to locate in Boston if an investigation shows suitability. The firm seeks a city with 200000 plus population and Mayor Fitzgerald believes proper arrangements could attract Boston.
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T. F. Anderson
Publicity Bureau
National Cash Register Company of
Dayton
Boston
National Cash Register Company of Dayton
Fitzgerald
Mellen Denounces the R R Rate Bill at Trinity College
Hartford February 28 President Charles S Mellen of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad addresses Trinity College faculty and students defending railroad corporations and urging swift punishment for public trust violators. He advocates federal regulation for uniformity and opposes the act as punitive and dangerous.
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Hartford, Conn
Trinity College
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hanks
Brookline
Mr. Mellen
Mellen
End of Season Clearance for Men’s Coats and Suits
March sale pushes spring stock into space with drastic cuts. Men’s coats drop from 10 to 7.50 12 to 8.50 15 to 11 16.50 to 12 18 to 13.50. Suit department follows with $12 suits cut to 8.50.
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Fitz
Wes
EDS
Pier Arryl
Coakley
Omeara
Talbot-ward
Meres
Washington St
W. A. Barker
Goodyear
Sans
Nien
A. Lynn
Columbia
Amel
Ghavmu Furnitre OO
Tremont St
Hells
Mass
Adams Square
Shuman’s
Shuman Corner
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