Three-Masted Schooner Hood Reported Missing After Feb
The schooner William P. Hood bound for Providence is believed to have foundered after leaving Baltimore on Feb 7 with about 1000 tons of coal for Wilkesbarre. Built in 1839 in Bath Maine, she sailed from Fall River with Captain Somers and a crew of eight.
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Providence
R. I
William P. Hood
Delaware
Hood
Haltimore
Wilkesbarre Pier
East Providence
Bath
Fall River
Somers
Cook
Boston
Funeral of Helen L. Dudley Held at St Joseph's
Funeral services for Miss Helen L. Dudley were conducted at St. Joseph's Church on Circuit Street, with a high mass of requiem led by Rev. Father Reardon and supported by several priests. The church was filled, floral tributes came from family, police headquarters, and many friends, and pallbearers included Clarence Maguire and Joseph Kelley. Interment followed at Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen L. Dudley
St. Joseph’s Church
Circuit Street
Father Reardon
Smith and
Barry
Browning
Dolati
Quirk
Nettie
Frank
Andrew Houghton
C. Galvin
F. J. McQueeney
Samuel J McDonald
C. W.maguire
T. .J. McLaughlin
Joseph A. Kelley
Daniel Kelley
FP. Kelley
James
F. Killian
Murphy
D. A. Fraser
May Doherty
Mollie Hicks
Margaret
May Matonecy
Newton
Bert L. Pike
J. W. Deehan
Cambridge
Helen Redpeins
Charles McLaughlin
George Savary
M. Edna Mecuen
N. B. McPhail
Clarence Maguire
Timothy McLaughlin
Joseph McLaughlin
Charles van Tassel
Samuel McDonald
Joseph Kelley
Calvary
Spring Fashions for Men at Boston Tailoring Co
The Boston Tailoring Company displays the latest spring garments and fabrics in the Jewelers Building at Washington and Bromfield streets. After moving from 602 Washington due to growth, the store opens in a prime center location promising high grade custom clothing at below usual prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Tailoring Company
Jewelers
Washington
Bromfield Streets
Boston Tafioring Company
Washington Street
Boston
Recital at Shawmut Church by Dunham and Seiver
At Shawmut Congregational Church this evening at 8 o clock the New England Conservatory of Music presents an organ recital by Henry M. Dunham assisted by William H. Dunham tenor and Alice Seiver accompanist.
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Shawmut Church
Shawmut Congregational Church
New England Conservatory of Music
Atl
Henry M. Dunham
William H. Dunham
Alice Seiver
Boylston School Association Social Draws 200 Members
About 200 members of the Boylston School Association gathered at their hall on Washington street for an enjoyable sociable event hosted last night.
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Boylston
Boylston School Association
Washington Street
Charters Town firm reports no loss from hay fires
W C Bloomingdale Co and the Chamber of Commerce reassure patrons that their hay suffered no damage in recent sheds fires. They note shed No 9 stored their hay and claim shipments exceed 2000 tons to Britain for South Africa since the war began. Prices are at least $2 below local retail and warehouses remain well stocked with high quality hay.
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Charlestown
W. C. Bloomingdale & Co
Chamber of Commerce
South Africa
Boston
Maine
R. R
Bloomingdale
Starved woman dies in Boston streets after foodless ordeal
Mrs Mary Callan of Medford Street, separated from her husband, wandered Boston in hunger. She collapsed on the Hotel Clifton steps and died at City Hospital after hours of refusing aid and awaiting death. Police found her dejected and she said she had not eaten for days.
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Boston
Mary Callan
Clifton
City Hospital
Medford Street
Medfield and McHugh
Station 5
Hotel Clifton
Red Ash Mine Disaster Claims Dozens in West Virginia
In Charlestown West Virginia a blast at the Red Ash mine likely caused by an open lamp in an unused area killed many workers. Rescue teams recover twenty nine bodies as after damp slows efforts. officials including James W Paul, Governor Atkinson and Secretary Boggs arrive to oversee investigations and assign responsibility.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Red Ash
James W. Paul
Atkinson
Boggs
Subway passage to open near North station
The new public passageway under the subway tracks near the North station will be opened without delay. It was transferred to the street department with City Hall’s administration change. An inquiry led Superintendent Wheeler to direct Payson to check if the subway could be opened.
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Street Department
City Hall
Taté
Wells
John L. Kelly
Kelly
D. N.payson
Wheeler
Payson
Nationalist John O Dowd elected unopposed in Sligo division
London March 7 The election to fill the North Division of Sligo seat vacated by Bernard Collery Nationalist shows John O Dowd Nationalist elected without opposition after today’s poll.
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London
Sligo
Bernard Collery
John O'Dowd
Unnatural Hunger and Postum Change Reported by Rockford Woman
Mrs C F Ollman of 4131 Preston St Rockford Illinois describes severe hunger headaches and blotchy skin until switching from coffee to Postum Cereal Coffee. She reports improved health calmer sleep and no headaches after two weeks and notes a friend’s similar results after proper preparation. Postum sold by grocers at 15 or 23 cents a package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Ollman
Preston St
Rockford
Ill
Nervura Dr Greene's nerve remedy promoted for health boost
An advertisement for Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy claims to revitalize the blood and nerves, relieve despondency, and restore energy. It asserts broad cures for nervous and chronic diseases and offers free consultation from Dr. Greene at Boston and correspondence by mail.
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Dm Greene
Nervara
Ivory
York
Elm St
Manchester
N. H
Dr. Greene
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Queen Victoria to visit Ireland and London in royal tour
London reports the Queen will visit Ireland for the first time since Prince Consort's death and will drive a semi state route through central London. The plan is praised as a symbol of devotion and sacrifice, with Buckingham Palace to St Pauls Cathedral and back noted as a gala day. The piece links the tour to public sentiment and Lord Roberts' recent success. A separate note mentions medals authorized for North Atlantic squadron officers from Cuban coast engagements during the Spanish war.
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London
Victoria
Treland
Dublin
Earl Cadogan
Qttleven
Paddington
Buckingham Palace
Embankment
St. Paul's Cathedral
Holborn
Piccadilly
St. James
Lord Oberts
Annals of London
Ireland
Prince Consort
North Atlantic
Cuban
Medals for Sampson's Mea Washington
Senator Magon introduced a joint resolution in Washington on March 7 proposing medals related to the Sampson matter. The move signals an official recognition effort tied to naval or military actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Washington
Magon
Man Killed Under Foot Bridge In Manchester
A Boston & Maine railroad employee, Arthur L. Prince of Concord, was fatally injured in Manchester when his head struck a footbridge near Amoskeag. The base of his skull was fractured.
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Manchester
N. H
Boston & Maine Railroad
Arthur L. Prince of
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health Claims Advertisement
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal cure for diseases from impure blood. It claims guaranteed benefits and warns against substitutes. Example testimonials claim scrofulous humor healed after using Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
J. J. Little
Fulton, N. Y
Pyramid Pile Cure Offered as Permanent Relief
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as the lasting remedy for piles and rectal troubles, claiming it relieves without surgery. It emphasizes no cocaine or mercury, uses soothing oils and antiseptic acids, and offers a 50 cent suppository treatment with a free booklet from Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Price on Lawton's head sparks Manila intrigue
The New Orient reports that General Lawton's death followed a price on his head set by wealthy Manila natives. It notes Major Howard was killed by mistaken identity, initially for Lawton, and that the bounty rose to 200,000 after later cuts, with other Americans named on the list.
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San Francisco
The
New Orient
Manila
Warren
General Lawton
Howard
Lawton
Britain and the Boers Unification Viewpoint voiced by Harvard professor
Professor F. M. MacVane of Harvard University told about forty Boston Paper Trade Association members at the Hotel Brunswick that England withdrawing from South Africa could end in slavery. He offered a historical review and argued for unification of South Africa under one government to advance civilization and regional interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
South Africa
F. M. MacVane
Harvard University
Boston Paper Trade Association
Brunswick
Britain
Rice's Benefit Day at Boston Theatre Goes All Afternoon
A benefit program honors Edward E. Rice for twenty five years as manager and composer. The Boston Theatre hosts a noon to six PM event with a 100 musician orchestra, performances from Daniel Sully, Miss Madge Lessin, Miss Ethel Jackson, Robert Hilliard, Maud Courtney, Arnold Daly, Clara Lipman, Louis Mann, Chauncel Olcott, and many others in sketches, songs, and acts from The Belle of New York The Girl in the Barracks and more.
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Edward E. Rice
Boston
Gustave Kerker
John Mullally
Louis Baer
Edward B. Rice
Daniel Sully
Little Red Riding Hood
Madge Lessin
Ethel Jackson
Lowel Brothers
Bure Haverly
Miss Bayles
Robert Hilliard
New York
Maud Courtney
Arnold Daly
Julia Marlowe
Clara Lipman
Louis Mann
Chauncel Olcott
the Rounders
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Dan Daly
Louise Meek Corbett
Artie Hall
Phyllis Rankin
Pare Davenport
Else
Thomas E. Statson
Ed F. Goodwin
Leonora Gaito
Castle Square Company
Hatton
Mary Young
Castle Square
Strellers
Soren Amateur Organization of
William E. Doyle, Jr
Mr. Rice
Vaudeville
Their Golden Wedding Celebrated by Rabbi Reinstein Couple
About 300 friends attended the fiftieth anniversary of Rabbi and Mrs. Simon Reinstein at Minot Hall. The ceremony under a bridal canopy was conducted by Rabbi Rapeal Lasker. Family members including son Henry Reinstein and his wife came from San Francisco. A bridal supper followed with toastmaster M. H. Mintz and speeches by Isaac Rosnecky Israel Cohen Henry Cobe William Blatt and other lodge representatives.
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Simon Reinstein
Minot Hall
Rapeal Lasker
Chebei Sroom
Oscar Reinstein
Henry Reinstein
Henry Reinstein, Her Son, and Mrs. Reinstein
San Francisco
Cal
M. H. Mintz
Isaac Rosnecky
Israel Cohen
Henry Cobe
William Blatt
M. Cline
Reinstein
Boston Schooner Passal Wreck Claims Isaiah Hart Crew
The Norwegian bark Passal arrived at Wilmington with Captain Aaron son and eight-man crew from the Boston four masted schooner Isaiah Hart. Isaiah Hart, en route from Baltimore to Galveston, was wrecked after a gale off Hatteras on the prior Friday about 250 miles southwest of Frying Pan lightship.
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Wilmington
N. C
Passal
Aaronson
George L. West
Isaiah Hart
Boston
Baltimore
Galveston
Hatteras
Frying Pan
Town approves historic license plan at annual meeting
In Marshfield on March 7 the town voted for Hquoricenses for the coming year, the first such approval in town history. After the vote the proposed license price of $1,000,000 was carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Hquoricenses
Real Estate Exchange Elects Clerk and Board
The Real Estate Exchange held its annual meeting yesterday electing Herbert Clark as clerk. The board for the year includes John Magen Little, A Rand, Henry Parkman, Francis Keabody Jr, Charles Pranets Adaine, Whittier, Lealle C. Wead, Arthur F. Charies S. Rache nn, Pinckney Saree enne porerker, Joue ony, and Frederic H. Viaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Clark
John Magen Little A. Rand
Henry Parkman
Francis Keabody, Jr
Charles Pranets Adaine
Re Whittier
Lealle C. Wead
Arthur’ F
Charies S. Rachenn
Dosenn B. Eve
Pinckney Saree
Enne Porerker
Joue Ony
Frederic H. Viaux
Clinton Man Testifies at Metropolitan Water Board Hearing
John A. Grady of Clinton testifies as first witness, detailing his multiple city roles and difficulties obtaining names of Gennaro's men. He describes shanty living, liquor presence, and nonresidents. other witnesses recount unemployed Italians and clinton workers denied jobs. The hearing resumes Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Water Board
John A. Grady
Clinton
Gennaro
Commonwealth
Glennaro’s
Frank Diezai
Moulton & O’mahoney
Thomas D. Tate
Business Men’s Association
Tate
Boston
Bailey Heads to Washington Over Cove Street Bridge Issue
Corporation Counsel Andrew J. Bailey received word from Secretary of War Root he arranged a hearing on legal points related to the Cove street bridge matter. He departed for the capital and expects to return next Saturday. City Hall confirmed Bailey cannot be disturbed by Mr. Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Bailey
War Root
Washington
Cove Street Bridge
Bailey
City Hall
Beiley
Hart
Discharges by Streets SuperintendentTrim Seven From City Dept
Superintendent Wheeler again axed seven more men from the Streets department. Names include Michael Lee and George J. Douglas in the ferry division. Douglas, a Civil War veteran, faced a hearing in the Mayor's Office, which he waived. Dorchester delegation urged William L. Chase for superintendent of printing, noting his twenty years as a printer and 1886 Congressional run against Barrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Michael Lee
George J. Douglas
Douglas
Dorchester
H. H. Atwood
Hart
William L. Chase
Ward 2
Chase
Tenth
Samuel J. Barrows
Senate panel weighs Hay Pauncefote and Bulwer Clayton treaties
The Senate foreign relations committee discussed the Hay Pauncefote treaty and a report suggests fortifications are unnecessary while Bulwer Clayton is not abrogated. No report will be filed today and action may be delayed for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Progress Club Ladies' Night at New Clubhouse
The Progress Club hosted its first ladies' night at the new clubhouse last evening. Married and single women bowled, with the single group winning by 22 pins. A whist game and a pleasing concert complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Club
Omega Oil Aids Elderly Joints And Mobility
A vintage advert claims Omega Oil eases dry stiff joints in old age. It promises smoother walking and added strength for arms legs and backs, stating results improve with thorough rubbing.
A. O. H. MA National Convention Date Set May 9
State and county officers of the A. O. H. of Massachusetts meet at the United States Hotel to fix the national convention date as Tuesday May 9. The parade will be on May 9 with the banquet and reception to delegates at Mechanics' Building that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
E. J. Slattery
National Directory
Washington
United States
Slattery
Mechanics’ Building
House action on financial bill vote in conference report
In Washington on March 7 the House failed to arrange a vote on the conference report of the financial bill. Representative Overstreet of Indiana limited time for Democrats and hoped to vote the bill tomorrow. Mann of Illinois requested postponement of the Aldrich-Robbins election contest vote to allow House adjournment in memory of Mr. Harmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Representative Overstreet
Indiana
Overstreet
Mann
Illinois
Aldrich-Robbins
Mr. Harmer
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Boston Man
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Mary Gallan
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Price
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Paper Trade Club
Rice
Choate
Miller
Corporation Counsel
WM. C. Bloomingdale
Boston & Maine
Rutherford Ave
Middlesex St
Boston & Albany
Huntington Ave
Mechanics
Hibernians
G. O. Taylor
Cts
Mfg. Co
Franklin
Hallahan
Medford
McArthur
Andrew McArthur
Dexter Avenue
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Lbyrne
William
Martin
Winifred Byrne
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