Home Rule Fund Drive Highlights Irish League Event
A Cambridge led fundraiser raised 2800 for Irish home rule with Mayor Fitzgerald, Augustine Daly, Josiah Quincy and Denis O Callaghan among speakers. Attendees praised Redmond and called for abolition of Lords veto to unlock full democratic reform in the British empire.
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Augustine J. Daly
Cambridge
Central Branch
Fitzgerald
Mr. Daly
Mgr
Denis O'Callaghan
South Boston
Josiah Quincey
Boston
P. J. Timmins
Waltham Branch
Michael Morrison
Board of Erin
Rev
Father Johnson
Mgr. O'Callaghan
Mark Crehan
John Woods
Patrick M. Keating
James E. Cotter
James T. Barrett
Henry Abrahams
Central Labor Union
Andrew Trahey
Charlestown Board of Erin
Boston Central Branch
Josiah Quincy
O'Connell Galvin
Ireland
House of Lords
British Empire
England
John E. Redmond
Daly
John Boyle O'Reilly
Charlestown
United Irish League
Faneuil Hall
Dennis O'Callaghan
John F. Fitzgerald
Purim Celebrations Across Orthodox Jewish Community
The Purim holiday will be celebrated tonight by orthodox Jews worldwide with Megillah readings in synagogues, festive meals, and Shalach Manot exchanges. Temples hold dances, plays, and school performances, as congregations mark Queen Esther and King Ahasuerus with events through tomorrow night.
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Temple Chabai Shalom
Union Park Street
Advancement Society
Temple Israel
Women's Society of the Temple
Adath Jashurun
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Esther
Ahasuerus
Mayor Fitzgerald Plans Cambridge Tour for Barry Campaign
Mayor John E K Fitzgerald will tour Cambridge tonight to bolster J Edward Barry the Democratic mayoral nominee. Boston speakers have backed Barry this campaign as voters prepare for one of the citys hottest elections in years with Edward B James and Jeremiah F Donovan running as rivals.
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John EK. Fitzgerald
Cambridge
J. Edward Barry
Boston
Barry
Fitzgerald
Mr. Barry
Edward B. James
Jeremiah F. Donovan
Young Bean collapses at funeral in Maidstone tragedy
Stratford New Hampshire March 12 Eight year old Arthur Bean the defendant in the Maidstone shooting tragedy collapsed during funeral services for his mother and sister. He was supported by guards and later returned to Maidstone with guards after the service. An inquest into Mrs Bean and her daughter's deaths is planned at the Bean home with Acting Coroner Frank G. Adams.
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Stratford
N. H
Sirs
George Bean
Nina
Maidstone
Arthur Bean
Methodist Episcopal Church
Stratford Hollow
Albert L. Nutter
Arthur
Kate Benton
Parks Fight Over Parkman Fund Use In Franklin and Marine Parks
An appeal from the United Improvement Association asks Mayor Fitzgerald and the Boston City Council to limit Parkman fund spending on a zoological garden and aquarium until 1887 era parks and playgrounds in need are improved. The group cites a March 7 public grounds letter requesting $75,000 more to resell Boston Common, with 23 of 31 acres remaining to be cared for after eight acres have been completed.
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Fitzgerald
Boston
Parkman
Franklin Park
Aquarium
Marine Park
United Improvement Association
Public Grounds Department
Boston Common
Carriage Maker Shot in Salem Streets
Horace Raby a 27 year old carriage maker of 286 Jefferson Street was shot in the back while walking home with George Voyer of 177 Ocean avenue at Jefferson avenue and Winthrop street Salem. Police investigated but no light was found on the shooting Raby was taken to Salem Hospital where doctors probed for the bullet but failed to locate it and he was not gravely injured.
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Salem
Horace Raby
Jefferson Street
George Voyer
Ocean Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
Winthrop Street
Wover
Raby
Salem Hospital
Woman Thugs' Victim Found Beaten Near Albany Street
Night watchmen along Albany Street near Dover and Broadway heard cries of murder and found Lizzie Brown, 34, in a bloodied condition on the sidewalk. She said she was robbed and beaten in a Rose Street hallway before being dumped outside and was taken to City Hospital.
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Albany Street
Dover
Broadway
Boston Coal Company
Rose Street
Lizzie Brown
City Hospital
Demand Torpedoes and Defence Mines
Newport R I March 12 Shipments of torpedoes from the local torpedo station to the warships of the Atlantic fleet have increased materially in recent days and orders for larger shipments for the coming week are in hand There has also been an increase in demand for naval defence mines as many warships are ordered into southern waters.
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Newport
R. I
SAYS WOMEN EXCEL IN WORK AT SMITH COLLEGE SPEECH
President Marion T. Burton of Smith College spoke at the Old South Church on the religious value of higher education for women. She said women generally excel men in their work details within their sphere, noting education differences from childhood to adulthood and praising women's roles as mothers wives and daughters while affirming the home as their normal sphere.
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Marion T. Burton
Smith College
Old South Church
Hens breaking records across New England
New England hen owners report extraordinary egg laying, led by Rhode Island Reds. Post readers cite Rhode Island Reds laying five to six eggs in seven days and one hen producing an egg daily for a month. Reports from Fail River New Bedford and Lynn highlight high totals and profitability. The paper invites more reader accounts to gauge top breeds and potential price pressures on eggs.
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New England
the Post
Post
Boston
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
B. A. Teasdale
Remington Avenue
Fail River
Plymouth Rocks
New Bedford
Charles E. Kelley
Lynn
Rhode Islands
The
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