Liner Fleet Delivers Rich Cargoes to Mystic Harbor
A flotilla of six liners arrived with cargoes valued near five million dollars. Vessels included the Ivernia from Liverpool and Queenstown, Victorian from Liverpool, Beverie from Calcutta, Saint Hugo and Kirby Bank from River Plate ports, Frances from Manzanillo, Cuba, and Nanna from Macoris. Cargoes featured wool, hides, sugar, pelts, quebracho extract, and coal. The arrivals attracted longshoremen and disrupted weather delays.
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Ivernia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Leyland
Victorian
Bucknall Line
Beverie
Calcutta
Saint Hugo
Kirby Bank
River Plate
Frances
Manzanillo
Cuba
Nanna
Macoris
San Domingo
Thomas Potter
National Dock
New York
Robert Baker
Cape St. Roque
St. Lucia
Havana
Leyland Line
John Jackson
Bovverie
Mystic Wharf
Boverie
Lawrence & Wiggins
Mystic
Fornebo
Louisburg
C. B
Cretic's Captain Placed Under Arrest
Captain John B. Kelk master of the White Star liner Cretic was arrested on a complaint by immigration officials who charge negligence for allowing immigrant Rosario Ruggeri to land without inspection at the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Kelk
Cretic
Rosario Ruggeri
City workers to march Evacuation Day with pay
City employees who march in the Evacuation Day parade in South Boston next Thursday will be allowed to celebrate the holiday without loss of pay. The order was issued by Mayor Fitzgerald yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fitzgerald
Hair Removing Remedy Promised Free Trial Coupon
A beauty testimonial touts Electro-La as a permanent cure for facial hair on women. The ad claims one treatment removes hair without burning skin and offers a free trial bottle with a two cent stamp, with a full sized bottle priced at 1.60 and a money back guarantee.
Free Treatment Offer for Electrola Trial Bottle
Fill in your name and address on the dotted lines and mail to Ko-Ree-Tiv Co. 5105 Blave St. Chicago Illinois with a two cent stamp. A free trial bottle will be sent to show you what Electrola can do for you B 1316.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ko-Ree-Tiv Co
Blave St
Chicago
Ill
City Sanitary Inspectors Short of Funds
City Council hearing reveals courthouses police stations and jails in the city are inspected by sanitary officials only every three years due to inadequate Board of Health funding. Dr. S H Durgin, chairman, cites insufficient appropriation to hire enough inspectors to perform proper sanitary oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Durgin
Board of Health
Councillors Question Sullivan Role and Past Posts in City Dept
The councilors pressed Dr Durgin on Constable Sullivan's salary duties and whether he was a former smoke inspector. They discussed the Finance Commission report, suppressed last year, and the Health Department report held up by the Mayor. The Bath Commission chair claimed extensive visits abroad yet not to Revere Beach. The committee backs a Monday meeting with Sullivan and Mayor Fitzgerald to explain department requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah J. Good
Durgin
Mr. Sullivan
Finance Commission
Health Department
Maccabe
Bath Commission
Revere Beach
Park Department
Bath Department
Bath and
Park Departments
Superintendent of Public Buildings
Morrison
Salem D. Charlies
The
Street Commission
Sullivan
Fitzgerald
Birthplace of Webster Taken
Foreclosure on the Daniel Webster birthplace a farm in Franklin New Hampshire leads to potential formation of a memorial group. The property, once owned by Arthur C. Jackson of Chicago, is now held by the Franklin Building and Loan Association. Noted figures including Henry Cabot Lodge W Murray Crane William F Chandler and others express interest.
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Franklin
N. H
Daniel Webster
New Hampshire
Arthur C. Jackson
Chicago
Franklin Building and Loan Association
Henry Cabot Lodge
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
William FE. Chandler
J. Hu. Gallinger
H. M. Baker
The
Building Association
Chandler
Washington
Waitress to Wed Rich Man in New York
Anna Krauss of Elizabeth New Jersey will marry Walter Everett Severance of Peru New York on Easter Monday. She earned a small weekly wage serving luncheons at a New York department store and once worked as a summer hotel waitress on Lake Placid. Severance met her there during a dinner visit and now plans a life on his family farm.
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New York
Cupid
Anna Krauss
Elizabeth
N. J
Walter Everett Severance
Lake Placid
Ruissemant
Mr. Severance
Peru
N. Y
Joseph Moore
Bostom
Clock for Andrew Square Urged by Local Resident
A letter to the editor dated March 10 1910 from G P James urges erecting a large clock in the centre of Andrew Square Ward 15 by March 17 1911. He notes the square as a junction of busy streets and asks local Citizens' and Improvement societies to push the project forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Square
Ward 15
G. P. James
Andrey Square
Mayor seeks removal of liquor licensing board members
Mayor Howard caused a sensation by preferring charges against two licensing board members Captain Edward B. Trumbull and Morgan J. McSweeney. They are summoned to appear Tuesday at 3 o'clock to show cause why they should not be removed from office, with Chairman Joseph B. Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Howard
Licensing Board
Edward B. Trumbull
Morgan J. McSweeney
Joseph B. Saunders
Mayor seeks removal of two hotel licenses over alleged disqualifications
The Mayor accuses McSweeney and Trumbull of intellectual inefficiency and failing to understand office duties, citing concerns for public morals and alleged license violations at Colonial House and Washington House. He welcomed their resignations, while Chairman Saunders opposed voiding licenses. Both men plan to attend Tuesday's hearing.
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McSweeney
Trumbull
Colonial House
Washington House
Howard
Ordination and church notices from Greater Boston
Edwin B. Richards of Marlboro to be ordained deacon at Trinity Church this morning while continuing as Holliston High School principal. A Highland Club orchestra concert benefits West Roxbury organ fund. Organist J Albert Wilson set to perform with soprano Mrs. Wood and Mae Young. Memorial service for Rev Thomas W. Bishop at Appleton M E Church NPop. Immanuel Baptist Church Cambridge to host J H Woodsum at morning and evening services. Prison missionary Daniel F. MacKay to speak at Good Cheer rooms. Last Lent vesper services at Central Church feature Gounod Redemption and Maunder Olivet to Calvary with Belcher String Quartet. First public Boston Baptist City Mission meeting at Ford Hall Tuesday 7 45 PM. Rev W H van Allen to lead St Paul Tremont noon service today.
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J. H. Woodsum
Harvard Street Baptist Church
Immanuel Baptist Church
Cambridge
Daniel F. MacKay
Good Cheer Rooms
Commercial Street
Central Church
Berkeley
Newbury Streets
Gounod
Karl Rissland
Viola
Olivet
Calvary
Maunder
Belcher String Quartet
Boston
Ford Hall
W. H. van Allen
Church of the Advent
St. Paul’s
Tremont Street
Busoni Soloist with Boston Symphony in Symphony Hall
Ferruccio Busoni, pianist, was soloist with the Boston Symphony Orchestra at the 18th rehearsal of the season yesterday afternoon in Symphony Hall. The programme included Brahms fourth, Beethoven Emperor, and Schubert Overture to Rosamunde. The article praises Mr. Fiedler's reading and notes Busoni will perform again tonight and in a Jordan Hall recital next Wednesday.
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Ferruccio Busoni
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Brahms
Beethoven
Schubert
Rosamunde
Fiedler
Vincent D’indy
Immigration views from Eliot and Gasson on American policy
Dr Charles W Eliot and Boston College President Gasson send letters to Representative OConnell outlining immigration principles. They advocate welcoming skilled immigrants, testing literacy at naturalization rather than entry, and applying existing laws to exclude undesirable entrants while stressing the need for farm workers and labor.
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Washington
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Gasson
Boston College
O'Connell
Boston
Eliot
United States
The
Congress
Massachusetts estate of Henry S. Rogers valued over a million
The Massachusetts property of the late Henry S. Rogers, Standard Oil and Amalgamated Copper figure, is valued at 1 086 368 dollars. Real estate totals 262 600 dollars while personal property amounts to 823 763 dollars, per Bristol county Probate Court inventory filed in Taunton on March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Massachusetts
Henry SH. Rogers
Standard Oil and Amalgamated Copper
Bristol County
Raising of Maine Favored by Taft
President Taft told a delegation of United Spanish war veterans that he was wholeheartedly in favor of the proposal to raise the wreck of the Maine in Havana harbor in a widely reported address from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
Havana Harbor
Whose Child Is This Five Dollar Gold Piece Award
A Boston Post feature invites schoolchildren photographed at noon on Prince Street to claim a $5 Gold Piece. Children must present themselves at 275 Washington Street, City Editor’s office, with a parent, within five days. The Thursday snapshot features Marie Livingston, 6, of 26 Ruggles Street.
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Prince Street
Post
The
Greater Boston
Washington Street
Marie Livingston
Ruggles Street
Archibald Livingston
William Bacon
Miss Chamberlain
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
A belted claim ad asserts Pape's Diuretic cures backache kidney misery and bladder issues after a few doses. It promotes a fifty cent treatment from Pape Thompson & Pape of Cincinnati as a safe, thorough cure sent worldwide.
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Pape
Pape, Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
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S. Anargyros
Health Board
Webster Taken
Walter Severance
Bride
Saunders
Messrs
Edwin B. Richards
Marlboro
Trinity Church
Mr. Richards
Holliston High School
First Parish
West Roxbury
Highland Club Orchestra
J. Albert Wilson
Church of the Epiphany
Winchester
Francis Dunton Wood
Mae A. Young
Thomas W. Bishop
Appleton M. E. Church
Neponset
Olin Downes
Rogers’ Bay State
Taft
California Fig
California Fig Syrup Co
Sunday Post
Happy Family
Dorothy Lawson
Emuere
Ry R
Wen
Ireland
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