Children Die in Tenement Fire on Anthony Street
A early morning blaze at 80 Anthony Street in Fal River destroyed the building. Manuel Cabral age 10 and his infant sister Belmina age 7 months died from smoke and burns. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Cabral escaped with others. Manuel reportedly tried to rescue Belmina and perished in the smoke. Bodies recovered hours later.
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Fal River
Anthony Street
Manuel Cabral
Belmina
Antoine Cabral
Cabral
Manuel
N. E. Beta Theta Pi Banquet Held in Boston
The Beta Theta Pi Association of New England gathered at the Copley Square Hotel last evening with 100 members in attendance. Letters of regret came from Governor Edward A. Stokes of New Jersey and other leaders. Ex Governor John L. Bates presided as toastmaster, with speakers including W Raimond Baird and Wallace C. Sabine. Clarence L. Newton was elected president for the coming year.
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Beta Theta Pi Association of
New England
Copley Square
Edward A. Stokes
New Jersey
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Henry A. Buchtel
Colorado
John S. Wise
Virginia
John L. Bates
W. Raimond Baird
Stevens
Stanley E. Gunnison
St. Lawrence
George W. Mansfield
Wesleyan
M D. Landon
Eli Perkins
Christening Planned for George Washington Daley Baby
Daniel J. Daley of Brookline names his eight day old son George Washington Daley born on Washington's Birthday. The family agreed with a Post reporter's suggestion to honor the father of his country and prepare a christening next week.
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George Washington Daley
Daniel J. Daley
High Street
Brookline
Washington
Mr. Daley
Post
Daley
Assessor Daley
Case against Hotel Essex on screen ban filed
The Hotel Essex screen case tied to District Attorney Moran’s 1 year old order to remove room screens from hotel bar windows was placed on file. Moran argued screens obstruct liquor license visibility. the Essex case ended after a jury disagreement and ongoing court pendency since April.
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Essex
Moran
Robert Morton
Barton High School Boys Visit Boston City
The Barton Vermont High School senior class, five students with relatives, visited Boston under Professors Stannard and Erwin. They toured the Bunker Hill monument navy yard where the new Vermont battleship is moored Faneuil Hall the library and the State House. Governor Guild gave a brief address at a reception before the group left for New York and then Philadelphia.
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Barton, Vt
Boston
Stannard
Barton
Erwin
Barton Landing
Bunker Hill Monument
Navy Yard
Vermont
Faneuil Hall
Library
State House
Governor Guild
New York
Philadelphia
Boston Gaelic School to Remember Robert Emmet in Irish Night
The Boston Gaelic School dedicates tomorrow evening to Robert Emmet with Gaelic League events. M Mulroy P J O'Daly and pupils perform Irish songs and recitations followed by an Emmet tableau in the dock led by Mrs M E McCormac Curley of the St Brendan Society.
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Boston
Robert Emmet
Gaelic League
Ireland
Emmet
Exreises
M. Mulroy
P. J. O'Daly
M. E. McCormac Curley
St. Brendan Society
Mayo Men Association Hosts Emmet Festival Reception
The Mayo Men's Association entertainment committee plans a reception tomorrow at 18 Kneeland Street featuring the Newton Fife and Drum Band under Owen Needham. The event centers on the Emmet Festival with a painting display including Semmet in the Dock and a portrait of Michael Davitt. Members should arrive by 3 p.m. Irish music and songs will be featured.
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Mayo Men's’ Association
Kneeland Street
Newton Fife and
Owen Needham
Ladies of Mayo
Michael Davitt
Evacuation Day Parade in South Boston Grows Bigger
South Boston residents prepare for the 17th Mist anniversary Evacuation Day celebration on March 18. A $2800 city appropriation funds events with plans for open houses and varied programs. Michael J. Murray is named orator at the High School exercises. General Bell will attend the Gray's Hall banquet after.
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South Boston
Boston
Peninsular
Citizens’ Association
Michael J. Murray
Gray’s Hall
General Bell
United States Army
Edward P. Barry
Edward I. Logan
Citizens’ Association Committee
Representative Dean of Wakefield Touted for Governor
Wakefield March 1 Representative Charles A. Dean long serving in the Legislature is cited by friends as a possible Democratic nominee for governor. His tax expertise and labor circle ties boost his standing with lawmakers and the Wakefield Board of Assessors role noted.
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Wakefield
Charles A. Dean
Representative Dean
Dean
Wakefield Board of Assessors
MIT Class of 1906 Annual Dinner Earnings Report
At MIT’s annual Class ’05 dinner held at the Bellevue last night, 33 men reported aggregate monthly earnings of 3270 dollars. One individual earned over 200 dollars monthly, four over 150, and five over 125. The group, two years out of college, saw these earnings as a hopeful sign for the future.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bellevue
Boy Injured in Sled Accident on Marlboro Street
A seven year old boy named John Wajarian was tossed from a sled on Marlboro Street in Chelsea breaking his right leg. He was taken to Frost Hospital for treatment.
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Marlboro Street
Chelsea
John Wajarian
Frost Hospital
Salvation Army Plans Anti Death by Own Action Bureau in Boston
Salvation Army officials in Boston plan an anti death by own action bureau modeled after the London unit. Mrs. Colonel Civans says a Boston bureau is being considered to aid those in crisis and deter suicides by providing sympathy and employment help. She notes many distressed individuals, especially women, seek assistance after personal crises and that no one has yet carried out suicidal intents.
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Salvation Army
Boston
London
Miss Booth
Civans
New England
Bureau
Evans
Hearing on Thayer bill to place district attorneys under attorney general
Judiciary committee reports no witnesses appeared for or against the measure aimed at transferring control of district attorneys to the attorney general. The bill was seen as targeting District Attorney Moran, but the absence of input leaves the committee to decide its fate.
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Committee On Judiciary
Frank W. Thayer
Moran
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