Parade Feature Lines Up Fleet Guests In South Boston
South Boston hosts Evacuation Day events with Major-General George B. Davis as guest of honor. Officials including Mayor Hibbard, City Council leaders, and naval officers will review the parade from Broadway stands. A breakfast at Hotel Somerset honors General Davis precedes evening commemorations at South Boston High School.
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Joseph P. Galvin
Leutenant
Ninth Regiment
Hibbard
Broadway
Somerset
George B. Davis
United States Army
South Boston
South Boston High School
Joseph Walker
House of Representatives
J. B. Martin
Amphion Orchestra
Glee Club
Edward L. Sullivan
Bethesda Hall
Davis
Ieutenant
Frothingham
United States Navy
Treadway
Senate
Walker
House
Boston
Allen T. Treadway
Ethan Allen
Roosevelt
McKinley
Lincoln
White
Association
Back Bay
St Patrick’s Day Observance by Local Society
St Patrick’s Total Abstinence and Literary Society plans to attend mass at St Patrick’s on St Patrick’s Day announcing the observance and related activities for members.
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St. Patrick's Total Abstinance and Literary Society
St. Pat
Munyon's Cold Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts One Day Manyon's Cold Remedy as easing head, throat, and chest symptoms rapidly. It claims to stop fevers, discharge noses, aches, pains, and prevent pneumonia, with testimonials from F Winkoop West Detroit and E L Wait West Somerville praising its efficacy and household necessity.
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Manyon
Munyon
Munyod
E. L. Wait
Simpson Avenue
West Somerville
Mungen
Frederick Smith
Gordon Street
Jamaica Plain
Jones and Jefferson Sts
Philadelphia
Hibernian Boston celebrates tenth anniversary St Patrick's issue
The Hibernian of Boston marks its tenth anniversary with a special edition featuring original literary pieces and illustrations. Notre Dame professor J. C. Monaghan opens, while Massachusetts writer Charles S. ONeill explains St Patrick's Day's meaning to Irish Gaels. Notables including Cardinal Gibbons and Judge Thomas Z. Lee contribute brief sentiments.
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The
Hibernian
Boston
J. C. Monaghan
Notre Dame University
Charles S. O'Neill
Massachusetts
Ireland
Cardinal Gibbons
Higgins
Rhode Island
Thomas Z. Lee
American-Irish Historical Society
J. T. Lawless
Virginia
Edward A. Moseley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Matthew Cummings
John J. Rogers
Victor Dowling
Supreme Court
Charles ©. Farrell
New York
Humphrey O'Sullivan
Powell and Others
Kerrymen's Meeting Aids Widow in Boston Benefit
The Kerrymen's Association of Boston hosts a testimony meeting at Paine Memorial Hall to aid Mrs Mary T Shea widow of a member who died recently and lost a daughter ten days ago. Ex Governor James Higgins of Providence gives a talk on Irish industry with Mayor Hibbard and ex Mayor Fitzgerald also speaking.
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Kerrymen's Association of
Boston
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
Mary T. Shea
Ireland
America
James Higgins
Providence
Hibbard
Fitzgerald
Michael J. O'Sullivan
Keith’s
William
Michael Hanifan
Roger F. Scannell
Michael T. Shea
Michael J. Doherty
Lewis J. Bergin
John J. Callahan
John M. O'Neil
D. F. Cronin
Daniel A. Whelton
Michael Hollaran
Tobias Burke
Mattapan Catholics to Hold Benefit Concert Tonight
The Mattapan Catholic Association presents a benefit concert at Oakland Hall Mattapan for St Angela's Church building fund. The program features moving pictures Irish melodies illustrated songs character sketches bagpipes jig and reel dances with several professional performers volunteering. An afternoon show for children is planned with John J Steele as committee chairman.
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Oakland Hall
Mattapan
St. Angela's Church
Mattawan Catholic Association
John J. Steele
Boston Transit Hearing Debates Subway and Elevated Plans
City Counsel Thomas Babson and Boston Elevated president General Bancroft oppose bills to extend rapid transit. Babson warns combined schemes would require about 100 million in bonds while Bancroft says the Elevated cannot endure it. Hearings continue as petitioners press for resumed subway trains and removal of the Washington street elevated.
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Corporation
Thomas M. Babson
Boston
General Bancroft
Boston Elevated
Committee On
Metropolitan Affairs
Mr. Babson
Washington Street
Herbert Parker
John F. Cronan
Dr Charles L Kingsbury Dies in California
Boston physician Dr Charles L Kingsbury died in San Diego California on Sunday He was born January 10 1850 in Francestown New Hampshire and trained at New York Homeopathic Medical College He practiced in Spencer Massachusetts before moving to Boston in 1881 where he worked until spring 1907 He leaves a widow formerly Miss Jones of Spencer and three daughters
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Kingsbury
John Langdon
Abigail Hyde Kingsbury
Francestown
Francestown Academy
New York Homeopathic Medical College
Jacob H. Gallinger
United States
Concord
Spencer
Mass
Boston
Filipino Constabulary Band Delights Boston Symphony Hall
Last night at Symphony Hall the Filipino Constabulary Band directed by Captain William Loying won warm acclaim from a large Boston audience with encores. Andreas Navarro delivered superb solos and the group offered a dramatic William Tell overture plus a novelty potpourri of Filipino airs. Other noteworthy numbers included Ponchielli’s La Gioconda excerpt, Paderewski’s Menuet and Waldteufel’s Espana waltzes.
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Symphony Hall
William lLoying
Boston
Andreas Navarro
Ponchielli
Paderewski
Espana
Waldteudfel
Taft and Goethals Endorse Locks for Panama Canal
Colonel Goethals reports under Taft supervision defending the lock canal plan at Panama. He rejects sea level proposals, notes Gatun dam considerations, and cites lock advantages, ship sizes, and cost estimates of 375 million for locks versus at least 168 million for a sea level route.
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Washington
George W. Goethals
Isthmian Canal Commission
Taft
Panama
Goethals
Gatun
Pedro Miguel
Canal area earthquake claim refines Panama history
Colonel Goethals reports that major earthquakes in Panama are confined to ancient times. He notes that the last significant tremor in the area was in the seventh century and that ruins show no violent shocks in the 18th or 19th centuries.
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Canal
Goethals
Panama
Harvard Union Nominations Major Higginson Favored
Major Henry Lee Higginson is nominated for Harvard Union president, a post he has held since the Union began. The slate includes vice president G P Gardner secretary Philip Wyman and a large governing board with J Richardson R Grge F Burr S A Sargent and many others plus a library committee featuring W C Lane and Professors Gardiner Haskins Neilson Copeland and others.
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Henry Lee Higginson
Harvard Union
Higginson
Harvard
G. P. Gardner
C. Seaverns
Philip Wyman
C. J. Travigan
J. Richardson
J. A. Sweetser
Library Committee
W. C. Lane
J. H. Gardiner
W. R. Castle
W. A. Neilson
C. Tf. Haskins
BR. Perry
C.T. Copeland
G. W. Martin
B. M. Cutting
H.V. Morgan
W. G. Tinckam-Fernandez
H. C Long
H. Pulsifer
J. W. Suter
N. R. Sturgis
R. Burlingham
Colgate Men Dine and Talk at New England Alumni Assembly
The Colgate University New England Alumni Association held its eighth annual meeting and dinner at the Boston City Club. Officers elected include President Markham W. Stackpole and vice-presidents Rev A E Reynolds and W J Scholar. Speakers included President Crawshaw and Rev W H Maynard with remarks on politics and educational freedom.
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Colgate University New England Alumni Association
Boston City Club
Markham W. Stackpole
Phillips Andover
A. E. Reynolds
W. J. Scholar
Francis A. Smith
W. Ts. Crawshaw
W. HH. Maynard
College
CC. H. Watson
Arlington
J. P. Taylor
Vermont Academy
Strange Woman Terrifies Hingham Maid in Home Invasion
A mysterious woman burst into PD Oakes Clark’s home on Fearing Street in Hingham demanding money. She drew a revolver from her coat, frightened Miss Hattie Doucette, and fled as police searched the house for leads. Only $10 was reported missing from the maid’s room.
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Hingham
Oakes Clark
Hingham and
Scituate
Hattie Doucette
Kneisel Quartet Encore At Fenway Court With Miss Goodson
The Kneisel String Quartet closed its season at Fenway Court with pianist Miss Katherine Goodson as soloist. The program featured Mozart in G major and Brahms in G minor with Goodson delivering a masterly performance. Hugo Wolf and Liszt pieces closed a concert noted for finish, warmth, and uncommon fervor, with next season announced at Chickering Hall and Fenway Court.
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Kneisel String Quartet
Fenway Court
Katherine Goodson
Mozart
Haydn
Brahms
Liszt
Hugo Wolf
Chickering Hall
Nordica Gives Recital at Jordan Hall for Conservatory Students
Mme Nordica appeared in a song recital at Jordan Hall yesterday afternoon to benefit the New England Conservatory, of which she is the most illustrious alumna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Nordica
Jordan Hall
New England Conservatory
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