Dimock Rescued From Nauset Beach Enters Boston Run
The Metro politan line steamer H F Dimock resumed the New York to Boston voyage after a collision with the steamer Horatio Hall sank Hall. Dimock freed with four tugs and the Salvor lighter aiding, carrying full freight for Boston with no lighterage.
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Chatham
Nauset Beach
Metropolitan Line
H. F. Dimock
New York
Boston
Horatio Hall
Dimock
Orion
Mercury
Dimock Reaches Boston After Hole Repairs
The Metropolitan liner Dimock arrived in Boston under her own steam from Orleans eight hours after flooding, with two large bow holes patched and water pumped from the hold. About 50 people aboard, including crew and insurers, were greeted at Lewis Wharf by officials. Repairs will begin at a local shipyard and Captain Thompson predicted the ship would be fit again in a few weeks. The vessel was towed by the tug Underwriter.
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Nf. Tl
Dimock
Boston
Orleans
Lewis Wharf
George W. Apsey
Thompson
Blaze at Oliver Street Engravers Building
A lively blaze suspected to start on the third floor of a four story brick building at 4 Oliver Street was reported last night. The fire caused about 10 dollars in damage and Asa R. Minard & Co. engravers occupied the floor. the cause remains undetermined.
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Oliver Street
Asa R. Minard & Co
Knights of St. Brendan stage St Patrick's festival in Boston
The Knights of St Brendan held a Boston Theatre festival with songs readings and an illustrated lecture by Daniel J Dwyer on Ancient and Modern Ireland Proceeds aid Celtic antiquities with potential Boston College involvement Rev James I Maguire urged Irish studies Father Gasson may receive the collection if the Art Museum declines Boston College Hurling themed viewing included a shrine of St Patrick and the Miraculous Tree of St Patrick moving pictures and an orchestra performance rounded out the program
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Knights of St. Brendan
St. Patrick's
Boston Theatre
St. Patrick and
Ireland
Daniel J. Dwyer
Museum of Fine Arts
James I. Maguire
S. J
Boston College
Father Maguire
Father Gasson
Knights
Art Museum
Mr. Dwyer
St. Patrick
Boston
San Patrick
Dwyer
P. J. Sullivan
Song
Ellen Mclaughlin
Charles F. Forrester
Kathleen Mavourneen
Mary Downing
Treland
J. K K. Murray
Angelus
Boston College Orchestra
Daniel FE. Irwin
John F. O'Donoghue
Death of Arthur Tr. Rice in room at 68 Pemberton Square
Arthur Tr. Rice age 59 a salesman for Richards & Co. 200 Causeway street was found dead last night in his top floor room at 68 Pemberton Square. Authorities believe natural causes. Two letters found in his pocket bear addresses from Springfield and Lawrence, Massachusetts.
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Arthur Tr. Rice
Pemberton Square
Rice
Richards & Co
Causeway Street
Springfield
Byers Street
Laura
Mabel K. Selden
Jackson Street
Lawrence
Mass
Steamer Massachusetts Returns to New York After Grounding
The New England Navigation Company's steamer Massachusetts walked her cables from a Cedar Tree Neck grounding, aided by one tug, and proceeded to New York under its own steam. Four small holes in the starboard bow are the only noted damage after four days of heavy surf.
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Vineyard Haven
New England Navigation Company
Massachusetts
Cedar Tree Neck
New York
Delivery of Opera Tickets Begins Today
Beginning today the season tickets for the two weeks of grand opera by the Manhattan Grand Opera Company will be ready for delivery at the Boston Theatre. Oscar Hammerstein, director, reports strong response from New England music lovers as plans unfold to present grand opera in Boston. Subscription remains open through next Saturday due to seats still available, while single performance seats go on sale Monday March 22 at 9 o'clock.
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Manhattan Grand Opera Company
Oscar Hammerstein
Boston Theatre
L. Dp. Andrews
Hunter Dies at 104 in Alpena Area Home
John C Tarbonneau a hunter and trapper born in St Ignace Mich died yesterday in his Alpena area home 14 miles from here at age 104.
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Alpena
Mich
John C., Tarbonneau
St. Ignace
Mrs. Eddy's New Home Opened to Post Reporter Visit
A Post reporter toured Mary Baker Eddy’s Newton estate on Chestnut Hill. The visit showed her daily routine, rooms, and furnishings from library to dining room. Attendants included Mrs. Eddy’s companion Mrs. Sargent and secretary Mr. Frye.
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Mary Baker G. Kiddy
Newton
Christian Science Movement
Eddy
Slammond Street
Mila W. Hoag
Mrs. Sargent
Mrs. Eddy
Adam Ws. Dicky
Beacon Street
Brookline
Newtons
Chestnut Hill
Mr. Dicky
Busy week for Theodore Roosevelt in Oyster Bay
Former President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt walked six miles to Christ Church and back. The week ahead includes final preparations for the Roosevelt Smithsonian African expedition with packing and rifle maintenance. Smithsonian members may visit for a final conference as Kermit Roosevelt oversees the expedition’s photographic kit.
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Smithsonian
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Runaway Girl Marion Moody Held by Jamaica Plain Police
Miss Marion A Moody a 14 year old girl from Augusta Maine was locked up by Jamaica Plain police after confessing she had run away from a wealthy family home in Augusta.
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Marion A. Moody
Jamaica Plain
Augusta
France faces general strike threat in telegraph and telephone services
Paris reports a threatened general strike by telegraph and telephone operators in the post office bureau. Authorities disciplined rioters from the prior disruption that isolated Paris for four hours, suspending 40 ringleaders including 10 railway mail clerks pending discharge, with eight rioters under arrest.
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Paris
France
Bureau of Post Offices
Central Telegraph Bureau
Post Office
Governor Willson and party survive horse carriage mishap
Governor Willson and Mrs. Willson with guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Lyman narrowly escaped death when the carriage horses ran away in Frankfort. Mrs. Willson was knocked unconscious and injured, two front teeth broken and left wrist fractured, while the governor was bruised. Mr. Lyman had facial cuts and Mrs. Lyman was unharmed.
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Frankfort
Kills After Confession In Fort Worth Hotel
Fred Morris a baseball player shot and killed Otto H Meyer a vaudeville singer in a hotel room after obtaining a written confession about his relations with Mrs Morris. The two men were assigned to the same room and Morris surrendered saying the police need him.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Fred Morris
Otto H. Meyer
32 Inch Scotch Ginghams and Plaids in New Colors
200 patterns and colorings of 32 inch Scotch ginghams stripes checks and plaids offered in bright and dark grounds. Ginghams this season selling in some places at 30 cents a yard.
Regular stock gloves guaranteed as trade items
The seller states that all gloves offered are part of their regular stock and bought for regular trade. They guarantee them just as if customers paid full prices.
Silk Petticoats Offer Attractively Priced Lot Details
A new silk petticoat sale features two main lots from silks and a preferred maker. Lot 1 offers taffeta silk skirts with deep flounce in black white and new shades. Lot 2 presents French taffeta skirts tailored with flounce in black white and varied colors. Sale begins Monday morning March 15.
Taft Attends New York Avenue Church Service
President Taft, leaving the White House with Mrs. Nicholas L. Anderson, walked to the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. He received greetings along the route and was greeted by the pastor in prayer before returning on foot to the White House.
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Washington
Taft
New York Avenue’ Presbyterian Church
Lincoln
White House
Nicholas L. Anderson
Secret Service
Wallace Ratcliffe
William Howard Taft
Japanese Naval Training Squadron Sails for Honolulu
The Japanese naval training squadron led by Captain Isoji sailed from Yokohama for Honolulu with 180 cadets aboard the armored cruiser Asa and the protected cruiser Sowa. They will reach Honolulu in April, then proceed to San Francisco and cruise the Pacific coast to Seattle.
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Yokohama
Asa
Sowa
Honolulu
Isoji
San Franccisco
Pacific
Seattle
Erin's Glories Are Recounted at Tremont Theatre
The Rev Philip J O Donnell praised Irish Americans for honoring their homeland at the Working Boys Home benette in Tremont Theatre. He contrasted Pagan Ireland with missionary and martyrdom eras and praised Gaels abroad awaiting St Patrick's Day to renew fealty to Erin.
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Erin
Philip J. O'Donnell
Order of
Wibhernians
Tremont
Working Boys
Joseph G. Anderson
Joseph NI. O'Neil
Father O'Donnell
Ireland
St. Patrick
Erin's
Ameerica
Australia
India
South Africa
Missing bodies rumor fades in Quinsigamond area
In Worcester on March 4 police searched near the Quinsigamond Boat Club for bodies of a woman and child reported drowned. No bodies were found and authorities now believe the fatalities rumor was false.
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Worcester
Lake Nine Sigamond
Quinsigamond Boat Club
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Washington St
Wolf's
Clothier
Hanover
Portland
LAUD
Hunter
Portland and
Sudbury Sts
Christ
New Christian Science Church
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Huntington Avenue
Mr. Frye
Mrs. Eddy’s
Rogers Bros
Faneuil
Meriden Britaco
Portland Sts
Washington Street
Friendst
Union
T. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Kentucky
R.h.stearns& Go
Custom House
Telguas
R.H. Stearns &Co
Fr. O'Donnell
Tremont Theatre
Lake
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