New Nantasket Boat South Shore Takes The Water Today
Quincy March 9 With a bottle of wine Miss Bessie Ripley daughter of Francis M Ripley president of Nantasket Steamboat Company will name the new steamer South Shore as it glides down the ways at Fore River works tomorrow The South Shore will run between Nantasket Beach and Boston and be the most modern craft in this region It is 200 feet long 56 feet beam with four decks three full length and propulsion by two boilers and a 1200 horsepower engine capable of about 15 miles per hour It will be electric lighted with a high powered search light and launching is at 10 oclock witnessed by company directors and guests
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Quincy
Bessie Ripley
Francis M. Ripley
Nantasket Steamboat Company
South Shore
Fore River
Nantasket Beach
Boston
Joy Line
Here
Metropolis
Old Dominion and Seaboard
Tennessee
Baltimore Steam Packet Company
Wilmington
Del
Boston Americans Leave Tonight for Macon
The Boston Americans depart Washington for a southern training camp in Macon Georgia with Hugh J McBreen and players Glaze Harris Josslyn Murch Peterson and Kenney leading the party. The Hot Springs group including Cy Young and Jimmy Collins heads directly to Macon to join the club. Fans will get daily Macon reports and a team photographer accompanies the trip.
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Hugh J. McBreen
Boston Americans
Glaze
Harris
Josslyn
Murch
Peterson
Kenney
Washington
Macon
Hot Springs
Jimmy Collins
Lou Criger
Fred Parent
Hobe Ferris
Cy Young
Bill Dineen
al Selbach
Grimshaw
Armbruster
Freeman
Unglaub
Mecbreen
Roxbury Kid Seeks Reign as New England Pool Champion
The Roxbury Kid leads Stubbs 309 to 178 in the 450 point tourney at Murray & Irwin's. A decisive match last night saw the Roxbury Kid win 157 to 71.
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Roxbury
New England
Stubbs
Murray & Irwin's
Wardwell and Freeman win in Pinehurst golf club title
In the third annual golf club championship at Pinehurst Louis E. Wardwell of Camden Maine defeated John M Wardwell one down on the home green. William C Freeman of Montclair disposed of Allan Ward two up and one to play in the first and second match play rounds.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Louis E. Wardwell
Camden
John M. Ward
William C. Freeman
Montclair
Allan Ward
Sunday Sermons Across Boston Churches
A listing of morning and evening services at Tremont Temple Tremont Street Berkeley Temple and other Boston churches. Notes include sermon topics by pastors such as Rev P S Henson Rev J W Weddell Dr Henson Her bert S Johnson and Rev Francis H Rowley along with special music choirs noon meetings and Sunday schools all seats free and welcoming.
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Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Henson
D. D
L. H. Rhodes
C. E. Boyd
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Washington and
Tremont Streets
A. C. Dixon
D. C
H. B. Washburn
J. W. Weddell
Dayton
Ohio
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Corner West Canton
Herbert S. Johnson
Secretary Root
Congo
Harvard
Anna FE. Dexter
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Davis
Bustard
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Tremont Street
Tremont Temple
L. T. Townsend
OLD South Church
George A. Gordon
Gordon
Jesus
Nazareth
John F. Genung
Amherst College
Allen E. Cross
Hone Chapel
Samuel Richards Gaines
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Allen A. Stockdale
Calvary
I. T. Townsend
A. L. Lindquist
Brockton
Christadelphians
Deacon Halls
Washington Street
Alexander Blackburn
Salem
Berkeley Hall
Pain Hall
Appleton
Street
Boston
Ricker
Ingersoll
NEW Thought
School of Expression
Pierce Building
Copley Square
C. E. C. Norris
Christadelyphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
People's Temple
J. Pp. Chadbourne
Charles A. Crane
Biple School
Tremont Street Church
Corner
Dr. Blake
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
James Huxtable
Hawes Unitarian Congregational Church
South Boston
Philharmonic Orchestra
Ashton Lewis
Annie May Whitten
Theodore Parker
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Edward D.towle
Brookline
Spiritualist Meetings Across Boston In March
A dense listing of religious and mystic events across Boston and suburbs. Includes lectures at Methodist and Presbyterian venues by Professors Townsend, psychic conferences at 541 Massachusetts Ave, and multiple spiritualist circles led by variados mediums chaired by Mrs. Whall and others. Public invited. seats free.
Roxbury H S Forfeits to Dorchester in league game
The Roxbury Dorchester high league game ended with Roxbury forfeiting after leaving the floor at 4 points Dorchester leads Dorchester second team secured the junior league title with a 19 to 2 victory over Roxbury second team First teams and key players listed with a 9 to 4 final score and 20 minute halves.
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Dorchester
Roxbury
Hoernle
D. D
Gheridina Ark
Mote Moulton
Kepple Reilly
Ccadte
Aseos
McCarthy Heelers
Leewcee
Donovan
Regnier
Clark
Moulton
McCarthy
Spencer
Crack bowlers vie for cash in Murray and Irwin's two man tourney
Five teams entered the event and posted strong scores after night one. Lynch and McKenna led with 780, followed by Martin and Crosby at 788, Green and Sullivan 769, O'Brien and Clark 773, and Goodnow and Rose 740 as the early scoring showed strong form.
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Murray & Irwin's
Lynch
McKenna
O’brien
Clark
Goodnow
Rose
Martin
Crosby
Green
Sullivan
Captain McBryan Makes A Move
Captain McBryan of police Division 13 has moved from the Seaverns avenue station house and now rooms at 38 Green street after authorities in Pemberton square ordered him to cease sleeping at the station. The widower says he slept there to be ready for emergencies and will not discuss the matter further.
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Captain McBryan
Police Division 13
Pemberton Square
Seaverns Avenue
Green Street
Brighton
Jamaica Plain
Board of Police
McBryan
Banker's Daughter staged by Waltham Players at Endcott Hall
Waltham March 9 The Players presented The Banker's Daughter before a large audience in Endcott Hall. The cast included John Strebelow Henry A Founcey G Washington Phipps Herbert Clase Count de Carolac Wendell A Livermore Laurence Westbrook Lindley J Townsend Mr Babbage Benjamin A Gibson Harold Routledge Harry F Nichols Mr Brown George F Walters Monsieur Montvillias C K E Bixby Dr Watson Lewis P Shannon Jerrold Thomas P Lyons Lillian Westbrook Mrs Adelaide F Chase Florence St Vincent Brown Katherine M Lyons Mrs Holcombe Mrs May 8 S Smith Lisette Violet Robbins Natalie Louise Weymouth.
Spirit Circles and Mediums Across Boston Listings
A dense list of trance mediums readers and circles across Boston with times and venues including Mrs York in 878 Columbus Avenue, Mr George Roberts at 863 Washington Street, and multiple addresses such as 90 Berkeley Street Suite 1 114 Warrenton Street and 446 Tremont Street. Also mentions Boston Psychic Conference at 541 Massachusetts Avenue and other gatherings daily or weekly for readings healing and tests with various speakers and mediums.
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Wilson
Odianne
Thorne
Ereckson
Reed
Graves
Brown
Horton
Blanchard
Rose
Follette
Howe
Simson
Kampe
Whitmore
Stetson
Ricker
Professor Mahomet
Pravoe
Hotel Pelham
P. m
Matook
Boston
Malden Progressive Spiritual Society (Inc
Pleasant Street
Louise Hall
Alice M. Whall
Washington Street
Lyceum
N. P. Smith
A. m
M. I. Lewis
Labor Organization
E. J. Foster
Josephine Webster
Mary G. Carbee
Alpheus Ricker
Mary Erickson
Henrietta MacArthur
B. C. Smith
May Stinen
Arthur McKenna
Jones
Emma Lambert
Victor and
Mahomet
Boylston Street
Wiggin
Commercial Hall
M. A. Wilkinson
First Spiritual Science Church
First Spiritual Church OF Boston (Inc
Clara E. Strong
America Hall
Carrie D. Chapman
Matilda Trask Boynton
American Psychicat
Research Society of Massachusetts
Odd [Fellows
Malden Square
Malden
Osgood F. Stiles
Abbie Burnham
Frank Bell
Circle
Main Street
Forest Avenue
Everett
Ella A. Higginson
Honest Circle
Sawyer Avenue
Fourth House
Dorchester
Barker
California
Dr. York
Columbus Avenue
Yarmouth
George Roberts
G. M. Hughes
Berkeley Street
F. Curtis
FE. A. Blackden
Warren Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Union Park Street
Nellie Carleton-Grover
Public Spiritual Circle
Tremont St
Marriner
Dale Street
Roxbury
Peabody McKenna
Warrenton Street
Brighton Psychic Society
Kenrick
Foster Street
I. M. Pye
Dearborn
D. H. Hall
Mme. Bruce
Tremont Street
Frances Burnham
Pearl Street
Somerville
Mrs. Davis
Tremont St. Lynn
L. B. Marsh
L Street
L. H. Whitlock
Mabel Madison
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Gospel OF Spirit Return Society
Minnie Reserve Soule
Banner of Light
Copley Square
Dartmouth Street
Roberts
East Fourth Street
South
Helyett
Rutland Square
West Newton Street
Gray
Willis
Cirecle
Stackpole
St. Botolph Street
Back Bay
Arthur
Fourth Street
Chelsea
Mass
Oliver Thomas Newcomb
Pembroke Street
Grant
Oxford
Huntington Avenue
Litchfield Raymond
Baker
Seventh Day Adventist
Huge fish pier cargo boosts shore trade totals
The water front report tallies 25 vessels at the fish pier with receipts totaling 233,300 pounds of fresh fish including cod hake pollock and cusk. Notable cargos include the Thomas W. Knight with 300 pounds cask and the Sadie M Nunan with 300 pounds cask as shore values and boat line schedules are noted along with a planned Joy Line vessel Tennessee to join routes between the port and the metropolis.
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Haddock
Thomas W. Knight
Kernwood
Sadie M. Nunan
Pollock
Cod
Hake
KF. P. Mosquito
Helen B. Thomas
Too Sadie M. Nunan
Ignatius Enos
Mary
Santos
Vente
Seyouo Kernwood
Defender Cccscees Saaes
Julietta
Rapidan
Olive F. Hutchins
Philip P. Manta
W. Knight
M. B. Brundage
Eae Sains
Julia Costa
Axis
Drdjewiece Eee
Sirciele
Estelle Numan
Ein Tend Evangelina
Btios Valentinna
Rita A. Viator
Cove
Louise Cabral
Sisley Eee
New Joy Line
Ships Report Arrivals Clears And Sails At Port
Almanac notes sunrise and sunset times, day length, and moonrise. Lists arriving steamers City of Augusta Savannah Persian Smith Philadelphia Juniata James Baltimore and tugs from Norfolk. Cleared steamers Ottoman Sachem Peruvian City of Augusta and others. Sailed Cambrian Vera Puerta Plata London and Boston with towing barges. wind NNE.
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City of Augusta
Johnson
Savannah
Persian
Smith
Philadelphia
Juniata
James
Baltimore
Norfolk
Dingley
Dennison
Portland
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
John A. Hughes
Salmons
New York
Murrell
Haley
Hattie
Concord
Hewitt
Fall River
Ottoman
Liverpool
Sachem
Rotterdam
H. M. Whitney
Seaboard
Sadie C. Sumner
Apalachicola
J. H. Ernst
Halifax
Douglas Adams
Lunenburg
N. N. BE
Cambrian
Bro
London
Vera
Puerta Plata
Iran
Boston
Yarmouth
Paoli
Haverford
Malvern
South Amboy
Cheektowaga
Baltic
Brunette
Perth Amboy
Congressional committee arrives in Boston for inspection
A federal committee led by John W. Weeks and Samuel L. Powers arrives in Boston to inspect Custom House and appraisers stores. They will tour the building Saturday, lunch with Governor Guild, attend an Algonquin Club banquet, and may tour the countryside Sunday if weather allows.
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Congressional
John W. Weeks
Samuel L. Powers
Ernest W. Roberts
Frank D. Currier
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
James P. Connor
Iowa
Eben W. Martin
South Dakota
Charles R. Thomas
North Carolina
Edward S. Minor
Wisconsin
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Boston
Custom House
George H. Lyman
Governor Guild
Exchange Club
Algonquin Club
Lawrence
Merchants’ Association
Mayor Fitzgerald
Brae Burn Club
Brookline
Hotel Touraine
Fitzgerald
Junk Collectors Must Display Celluloid Badges
Superintendent Pierce issued a general order requiring junk collectors to wear a celluloid badge on their hat and to display a badge or sign on each wagon side. Signs must be at least 10 inches by 3.5 inches with the words Licensed Junk Collector in large Roman letters and the license number in Arabic numerals.
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Pierce
Police Department
Jacob Schiff Sails for the Far East
Among the passengers on the Pacific Mail steamer Manchuria bound for the Orient were Jacob Schiff of New York and his party of seven Mrs J C Have Meyer and Dr H S Cummings the last to assume charge of the quarantine station at Yokohama.
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San Francisco
Pacific Mail Line
Manchuria
Jacob Schiff
New York
J. C. Havemeyer
H. 8S. Cummings
Yokohama
Cooper Jurors May Sit Again in Cooper Case
In Augusta Maine on March 9 the trial of Mrs. Alice F. Cooper for the killing of Charles D. Northey Jr. held two five minute sessions at 10:30 and 2:30. The judge ruled that jurors discharged due to illness may be considered for a new panel and the court scheduled 20 talesmen.
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Augusta
Alice F. Cooper
Charles D. Northey, Jr
Leigh
Peabody
Favorite Prescription Proclaimed for Women's Health
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a powerful tonic for women, detailing cures, ingredients from native plants, and claims of safety and confidentiality. It invites letters to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo, and promotes a medical adviser book with affordable mail orders.
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Pierce
Aged Auburn stable employee dies by own action
Harry Harrison aged about 70, employed by Charles S. Tanner liveryman, was found dead in his room above the Auburn stable with the apartment filled with gas. He left a widow and three sons.
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Auburn
R. I
Harry Harrison
Charles S. Tanner
Palisades Preservation Backed by Private Funds
Albany March 9 Citizens assure the assembly ways and means committee that private funds will guarantee the Palisades preservation project if the related bills pass.
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Albany
Assembly Committee On Ways and Means
Palisades
Nobility Elevations Stir Berlin Charity for Officers
In Berlin on March 9 the elevation into the nobility of Councillors of Commerce Care and S Friedlaender and other millionaires brightens the fund for aiding army officers.
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Berlin
Councillors of Commerce
Care
S Friedlaender
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