Emmet Celebration by Irish Leaguers in Boston
Meeting at the American House under the Boston Central Council and United Irish League honored Robert Emmet with music and speeches. Dr P J Timmins praised Emmet as a Protestant patriot, urging Irish unity and national autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EMMET
Robert Emmet
American House
Boston Central Council
Boston
United Irish League
T. J. Dillon
Central Council
Dr. Timmins
John O'Callaghan
Michael Maynes
Michael J. Jordan
Mark Crehan
H. V. McLaughlin
Dennis O'Reilly
Father McCaffrey
Raphoe
Ireland
Thomas Sproules
Eleanor Kyle
William Cunningham
Jennie Turnbull
Anna Cronin
Mary O'Gore
Anna Walsh
Richard Kk
John Bon
Morse’s Offers Spring Line of Topcoats and Suits
If it’s correct it’s at Morse’s. If it’s at Morse’s it’s correct. We temper March winds with shorn men and mark down heavy suits and overcoats. New Spring clothes arrive including a form-fitting topcoat with square shoulders and creased seams.
New Spring Knapp Felt Hats Arrive for Fashion Week
The new spring Knapp Felt Hats have arrived and are drawing attention. Vendors urge customers to see the latest styles and collect their favorites now.
After Essex Screens to Be Tested by Police in Open Daylight
District Attorney Moran plans an experiment with Hotel Essex screens using Lt. Hugh Lee and two patrolmen to determine if the screens obstruct the interior view for the grand jury. Moran requested the Police Board allow the test and says findings will support his Hotel Essex case, aiming for a daylight assessment.
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Moran
Hotel Essex
Hugh Lee
Grand Jury
Police Board
Board of Police Commissioners
Lee
Grand
John B. Moran
Crooks in Wild Chase Steal Mandolin at Vermont Store Corner
Three bold crooks divided duties to distract clerk and owner at Edward C. Estes store on Common and Tremont streets last night. One grabbed a $12 mandolin and fled as a 400-strong mob pursued for over a mile in a wild chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Estes
Common
Tremont Streets
Woman Robbed in South End on Brookline Street
Mrs. Mary J. Bray of 12 Cumberland Street Back Bay was robbed by a man described as African American who pursued her on Brookline Street near Warren Avenue last night. After a shove and punch he wrested her handbag containing $15.10 and goods valued at about 15 dollars before fleeing. Bray notified police afterward.
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Mary J. Bray
Cumberland Street
Back Bay
Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
English Tom Dorsey Wins New England Pool Championship
English Tom Dorsey defeats Joe Hood 125 to 117 in a close final at Murray and Irwin's to claim the New England professional pool title. The match swung with Hood ahead early, then Dorsey surged in the penultimate frames and sealed victory with a decisive final run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom’ Dorsey
New England
Murray & Irwin's
Joe Hood
Hood
Tom
Boston Woman Named Instructor in Carnegie Women’s School
Harriet Lamont Merriam, a Boston native and former Boston Museum of Fine Arts drawing student, is appointed instructor in drawing and design at the Margaret Morrison Carnegie Schools for Women at Carnegie Technical Schools Pittsburg. She taught manual arts in Boston and Brookline settlements for three years and gained reputation in Pittsburg for silk linen textile printing.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Carnegie Technical Schools Today
Margaret Morrison
Carnegie Schools For Women
Harriet Lamont Merriam
Merriam
Boston
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Brookline
Family in poverty found in Dawson City shack
Massachusetts Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children agent J Loring reports discovering the Sanborn family living in a single room shack on Lynn street in Peabody. The five children and elderly father join Thomas Sanborn and his wife as they face hardship and a forthcoming court appearance. The wife plans to leave with her confinement near. Temporary shelter was arranged at the almshouse by Loring and Chief Grady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
B. J. Loring
Massachusetts Society For Prevention of Cruelty To
Dawson City
Thomas Sanborn
Lynn Street
Lynn
Sanborns
Sanborn
Mr. Loring
Grady
Hammond Reed Company Chief Andrew H. Trammond Dies at 75
Worcester reports the death of Andrew H. Trammond president of the Hammond Reed Company aged 75. He founded a leading organ reed factory in the 1860s helping it grow into the world’s largest of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Andrew H. Trammond
Hammond Reed Company
Boston Parks Battle Sparks City Tax Hit Debate
Mayor Fitzgerald attacks up-State plans to extend the park system near Boston claiming higher city taxes. Park Commissioner Stratton counters that Boston parks cost less per acre than Brooklyn, Manhattan, and other big cities and boost tourism. He argues an extended system would be a valuable asset and attract visitors.
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Fitzgerald
Boston
Stratton
The
Park Commission
Brooklyn
Queens
Manhattan
Cambridge
Somerville
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Timmins
P. J. Timmins
Mmmet
Pitt and
Castlereagh
Irish League
Henri le Bean
University of
France
Mary J. Donovan
Dock
Celtic University
Ranhoe
Pitimmins Neering Poola
Achael Maynes
Tadillon Lontin
Cmy
T. Fitzgerald
Michael Ffordan
Casti
SU ‘Hs Furniture
Tremont Street
Washington Street
Osgood
Washington Agqms
Essex
Crooks
South End
Dorsey
Thomas Dorsey
England
Siecetevetetatata
John T. McHale
Roxbury
William Stubbs
Canada
James Ryan
Scotland
Fred Ingraham
Brockton
Marsh
Tom Duggan
Leveret RE
Will ‘Resevoir
Jamaica
PAF
Arnold Arboretum
Old Harbor
Telegraph Hill
Frankin Park
Birdseye
Castle Island
Malden
Aubrey T. Gone
Charles A. Corcoran
Gone
Bruce
Corcoran
William H. Brine Company
Cyclone Sr
Butterfly Batiste
Monos
Lic
Morris
Ed, van Wer
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