Tremont Theatre Benefit for Working Boys Home Packs Tremont
Tremont Theatre overflowed for the annual benefit, gathering large audiences thanks to an all star program of instrumental music songs and readings. Performers including Burr McIntosh Nellie B Chandler Peter F Dailey Mme Mathilde Cottrelly Dan Daly Miss Jeanette St Henry and many others entertained while managers charity officers and volunteers expressed gratitude for widespread support.
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Tremont Theatre
Tremont Theatre Orchestra
Manola- Mason
Burr McIntosh
Nellie B. Chandler
Peter F. Dailey
Mme
Mathilde Cottrelly
Dan Daly
Professor Martin
Jeanette St. Henry
Hugh Chilvers
Joseph Haworth
Shamus O’brien
William A. Hallen
Euterpe
May Irwin
Andrew Mack
M. T. Callahan
William J. Quinn
William H. Dowling
John F. Ford
Fire at Rev. G L Perin’s Dorchester home
A two and a half story frame dwelling at Linsey and Waldeck streets Dorchester owned by Rev. George L. Perin caught fire discovered at 10 24 pm. An alarm from Box 938 was sounded. Cause suspected as overheated furnace. Damages estimated at 1500 dollars.
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Linsey
Waldeck Streets
Dorchester
George L. Perin
Governor’s Boston patrol highlights immigrant integration
Lowell March 17 Special to the Post reports Governor Greenhalge's Sabbath quiet at home after a Boston night patrol. He praises New England Puritan roots, admires immigrant assimilation, comments on Italian and Chinese communities, and notes the patrol aims to boost police efficiency. He hints future action without specifics.
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Lowell
Boston
Post
Curtis
Wolcott
Massachusetts
New England
Dewey Medical Co Advertises Free Health Services
The Dewey Medical Co at 74 Boylston Street rooms 7 and 8 offers free examinations and treatments for all diseases until cured. Services available daily with hours from 8 to 1 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Sundays 10 to 4.
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Dewey Medical Co
Boylston Street
Hood’s Sarsaparilla: The True Blood Purifier Prominence
An old advertisement extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as the sole blood purifier. It claims relief for liver ills biliousness and headaches. The fragment notes a price of 25 cents and promotes the product as a universal cure-all.
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Hood
Superintendent Wheeler Tours Boston Street Cleaning Rounds
Supt Wheeler inspected the large street cleaning force in downtown Boston, noting the markets and business districts were cleared of refuse. Deputy Phil Jackson led one of the year’s biggest crews, with Wheeler touring North and West Ends and bridge approaches before returning home to Dorchester.
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Wheeler
Boston
Phil Jackson
City Hall
Market District
Jackson
Dorchester
Chase Over Roofs at Riverside Gambling House
Bridgeport police raided a Union and Water streets resort run by James Jacques at 2 am. Gambling was in full swing. escapes over surrounding roofs followed. About 50 prisoners were detained, including both black and white patrons. Jacques faces charges of running a house of ill fame, gambling, and Sunday liquor law violation.
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Bridgeport
Conn
James Jacques
Union and
Water Streets
Jacques
New Haven
New England
Parishioners Oppose Notre Dame Church Sale in Worcester
A second Worcester meeting of Notre Dame parishioners today protested selling the old church and urged preserving the first French church in the city. They selected a three member committee to manage finances and will present resolutions to Bishop Beaven.
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Worcester
Notre Dame
Fox Mills
Beaven
Irish rights and American liberty highlighted in Fitzgerald Salem visit
Congressman Fitzgerald spoke at a Sheridan Club event in Salem. He traced Ireland's struggle for liberty, praised Irish soldiers in U.S. history, named Jeremiah O'Brien and Commodore Barry, and cited Irish contributions from Revolution to Civil War. A rousing reception followed his hour long address.
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Congressman Fitzgerald
Salem
Sheridan Club
Turner
Fitzgerald
Ireland
Washington
St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick
Jeremiah O’brien
Commodore Jack Barry
Mexico
American Wringer Co. Advertises Household Devices
The American Wringer Co. advertising 138 and 18 Broadway extension markets wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs offered for all wringers and sweepers. Orders by mail encouraged. Telephone contact provided.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway
Lowell Riots After A P A Paper Man Brawl At St Patrick Day Parade
A Saturday disturbance in Postoffice square during a St Patrick’s Day procession left John O’Neil of the A P A paper bruised and briefly blinded by red pepper. Police detained O’Neil and multiple A P A affiliates while three men Morgan Keefe Kiernan and a woman Mary A. Hutter face trial. Citizens consider ousting O’Neil as a riot instigator.
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Lowell
Postoffice Square
Wolf Tone
John O'Neil
Herald
O'Neil
Curch
Frank A. Brown
Dracut Herald
Foster
O’neil
John Mohant
Middle Street
Mary A. Hutter
Hutter
Morgan
Keefe
Kiernan
Reed Going Home After Washington Visit
Ex Speaker Reed plans to leave Washington tomorrow and will not return until Congress reconvenes. He will spend time in New York before returning to Maine and has declined public addresses to rest. Reed’s health appears unsettled and he doubts an extra session unless the Supreme Court strikes down the income tax.
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Washington
Reed
Congress
New York
Maine
Supreme Court
Highway Robberies Under Scrutiny In Newton
Police quietly investigate a spate of recent highway robberies in Newton amid public debate over their extent. The Day case prompted questions about professionalism and possible local suspects near Oak Square. victims faced blunt force or muff theft while a larger patrol force is questioned due to Newton’s 200 miles of streets.
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Newton
H. B. Day
Oak Square
St Francis de Sales Parish Mass and Concert Summary
Division 5 AOH received holy communion at the 9 o'clock Mass at St Francis de Sales Church led by Rev J N Supple. A large audience attended a concert in the church last night to benefit St Catherine's Church.
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St. Francis de Sales Church
J. N. Supple
St. Catherine’s Church
Patrick Donahoe’s St Patrick’s Day Birthday Celebration
The venerable Pilot editor Patrick Donahoe marked his eighty first birthday and St Patrick’s Day with friends and relatives visiting in his home. He sits up part of each day after recent illness and received flowers and a reclining chair from Pilot employees. Grandchildren visited, lifting his spirits as he remained cheerful and engaged with callers.
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Patrick Donahoe
Ireland
Donahoe
Post
St. Patrick’s Day
Mr. Donahoe
Death Kick: Polish man dies after alleged shop assault
Andrew Eirkwovitch, 22, died at City Hospital from bowels inflammation linked to injuries from a shop altercation in the sugar house cooper shop at B and West First streets. His alleged assailant, 24 year old Adam Danalanicius, a Polish man of 259 Athens street, was jailed as Medical Examiner Draper prepares autopsy findings to determine if homicide occurred.
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Andrew Eirkwovitch
City Hospital
Andrew
Adam Danalanicius
Division 6
Draper
Athens Street
South
Boston
Sugar House
Cooper Shop
West First Streets
lHlikwovitch
Danalanicius
Elikwovithh
Elikwovitch
Mayor to veto street permits transfer today
Mayor Curtis plans to send a veto message to the Board of Aldermen at today’s session. The issue concerns transferring authority to issue open thoroughfare permits from the Board to the superintendent of streets. The move followed last summer’s dispute over gas company permits and an injunction that restrained the board from revoking them.
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Curtis
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Flood
Connecticut Turn Bezirk Holds Annual Convention in New Britain
The Connecticut Turn Bezirk convened with fifty delegates from Hartford Holyoke Springfield and other towns. Officers elected include Theodore Hax Meriden president Jacob Finckel Meriden secretary and Fred R. Miller Bridgeport treasurer. Membership stood at 1621 an increase of 30 in under three months. Next convention set for Bridgeport with the grand Turnfest in Paterson New Jersey. Meriden claims 1896 hosting.
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New Britain
Conn
Connecticut Turn Bezirk
Hartford
Holyoke
Springfield
Theodore Hax
Meriden
Jacob Finckel
Fred R. Miller
Bridgeport
Paterson
N. J
Insurgent Victories Reported at Bayamo in Cuba
Olivette from Cuba carries news of a two hour battle near Bayamo where 2000 insurgents clashed with 2500 government troops led by General Saldo. Government forces retreated with about 300 casualties. insurgents suffered under 70. Maso plans to delay action until after June harvest as uprisings loom. A steam launch ahead of the Alliance was seen, Havana papers silent.
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Port Tampa
Fla
Olivette
Cuba
Maso
Saldo
Manzanilla
Bayamo
Havana
Alliance
Woonsocket Barge Fire Destroys Teaming Barn
Fire at 10:23 tonight destroyed the Woonsocket Teaming Company wagon barn on Arnold street. A barge owned by the company, long thought unlucky after a pleasure trip mishap, burned along with the Jonah and other vehicles. Loss set at $2000 with insurance.
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Woonsocket, R. I
Woonsocket Teaming Company
Arnold Street
East Blackstone
Watertown Considers Stable Addition Behind Town Hall
A Watertown movement proposes building a stable behind the hook and ladder house to house two fire horses. The plan would speed response by allowing electric fastened stalls connected to the truck area, enabling faster harnessing and quicker departure for fires. The idea awaits discussion at the upcoming annual business meeting Monday evening.
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Watertown
Fire Department
Funeral for Michael Welsh Held in Watertown
The funeral of Michael Welsh, who died last Friday, was held today from his son’s home at 3 Pleasant Street. Born in Ireland, he was one of Watertown’s oldest Irish residents, having lived there over fifty years. He was 87 and leaves a son. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery in Waltham. Pallbearers were Eugene Murphy, Edward Mulhern, William Finnerty, James Maloney, Patrick Harrington, and Martin Harrington.
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Watertown
Michael Welsh
Pleasant Street
Ireland
Calvary Cemetery
Waltham
Eugene Murphy
Edward Mulhern
William Finnerty
James Maloney
Patrick Harrington
Martin Harrington
Shot Lover Kroning Murdered in Equitable Building
In Denver March 17 George R Kroning chief disbursing officer of the Denver and Rio Grande railway was shot and mortally wounded by William R Peck in a room of the Equitable building. Kroning died two hours later. Peck, formerly city passenger agent for Rock Island and now with Denver and Rio Grande, was arrested and jailed. Kroning's wife had recently obtained a divorce over alleged intimacy with a woman said to be Mrs Peck. A damaging divorce trial letter was read. Peck said a newspaper account of the trial compelled him to shoot.
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Denver
George R. Kroning
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
William R. Peck
Equitable
Kroning
Peck
Rock Island Road
Denver & Rio Grande
Marie
Salvation Army holds two crowded city meetings
Two meetings were held yesterday at the Pine and Washington hall drawing large crowds. Ten converts and ninety testimonies emerged from diverse city denominations. Brigadier Brewer spoke at 3 pm on Heaven and How to Reach It.
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Salvation Army
Pine
Washington Streets
Dragnet
Prgadier Brewer
Adjutant Parker
Brewer
Abijah Hall
McMurtrie
Hapstah
Boston
Deaths in Boston Area Aged Group Remains Noted
Death notices from Boston area columns list Elizabeth Byrne Mary Cogan Daniel Crinlisk Martin Cunningham Mary Ann Crowley Richard Coleman and others with ages and funeral details. Services scheduled March 16 to 20 at various churches and residences including St Marys St Josephs SS Peter and Paul and local churches with interments in Malden and other localities.
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Byrne
Boston
Elizabeth
James Byrne
Cogan
Mary Cogan
Peabody Street
Crookline Avenue
Longwood
Mission Church
Crinlisk
Daniel
John
Mary Crinlisk
Cunningham
Martin P
William
Catherine Cunningham
Crowley
Dorchester
Dorchester Avenue
Mary Ann
Paul Crowley
Coleman
Charlestown
Richard Coleman
Main Street
St. Frances de Sales
Malden
Donnelly
Roxbury
Mary
Patrick Donnelly
Hghland Park Avenue
St. Joseph’s Church
Circuit Street
Desmond
South Boston
Hannah Desmond
Thomas Kelley
Broadway
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Dunn
Elizabeth Dunn
Snowhill Street
St Mary's Church
Endicott Street
Small
Cyrus Small
Hartford Street
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Lexington
the Post
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Moy Loy
Bradford
Winthrop
Massachusetts Bay Colony
American Republic
Supt. Wheeler
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ST. Francis DE Sales Service
Pheeler
South Boston Pole
Bezirk
Watertown Fire Department
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