Irish Americans praise liberty and unity in Boston remarks
A Boston gathering of Irish American leaders extols civil and religious liberty in America, praising the Pilgrim founders and urging continued devotion to democratic ideals. Speakers, including Rev. P. J. O'Donnell and Rev. E. T. Sullivan, emphasize Irish and American heritage, rights, and duty to vote while championing peace and reform for Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
James F. Sweeney
P. J. O'Donnell
Edward T. Sullivan
P. J. O’donnel
America
E. T. Sullivan
St. Patrick
Boston
Massachusetts
New York
George Clinton
Virginia
Patrick Henry
Maryland
Spring Medicine Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promotes Health
The passage urges spring health through Hood’s Sarsaparilla, claiming purification of blood and destruction of disease germs as the foundation for bodily strength in the coming season. It emphasizes universal need and preventive care.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood and Spring Health
An advertisement extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as the only true blood purifier and best spring medicine. It claims to strengthen weakness and nervousness, prevent illness, and let readers enjoy spring and summer.
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Hood
Cure for habitual constipation Hood Pillstion
A list of attendees at a meeting is followed by a quotation on civil and religious liberty as central to Irish character. Names include Fitzpatrick Sullivan McLaughhiln McNamee Reilly Fay Campbell McKellegett Dooley Laughlin Lally McDevitt Maloney Taylor Lawler Grady Sullivan Moran Cotter Devlin Fallon Drew Sullivan Casey Callahan Moran Donahoe Gallagher Molony Burke Morrissey Flood Ryan Donahoe Ford Martin Daly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Fitzpatrick
John Sullivan
Francis J. McLaughhlin
John McNamee
James A. Reilly
Thomas Fay
Joseph A. Campbell
R. J. McKellegett
William J. Dooley
Edward A. McLaughlin
Francis Lally
T. F. McDevitt
F. 8. Maloney
Williaa Taylor
Thomas J. Lawler
Patrick J. Grady
William J. Sullivan
Lawrence
William J. Houghton
C. M. Smith
Philadelphia
John J. Molony
Joseph V. Gallagher
John J. Daniel
Gloucester
James Campbell
James F. Millen
Peabody
William W. Doherty
John B. Moran
James FE. Cotter
J. H. Devlin
J. Otis Fallon
George W. Drew
John A. Sullivan
James D. Casey
John F. Callahan
M. McManus
C. P. Donahoe
Richard J. Walsh
George R. Swasey
J. A. Barry
Washington, D. C
John H. Burke
E. A. Morrissey
Thomas W. Flood
Thomas Ryan
Michael T. Donahoe
John IF. Ford
John B. Martin
John A. Daly
Three Good Fellows Visit Boston Celebrities
At an Irish charitable banquet the Parker House hosted an informal reception for Judge Smith, John J. Maloney, and Joseph V. Gallagher. Boston friends made their trip pleasant. they plan short stays, Gloucester visits, Jamaica Pond testing the Morning Glory life preserver, and a Wellesley College visit for Mr. Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
Philadelphia
Judge Smith
John J. Maloney
Joseph V. Gallagher
Boston
Gloucester
Maloney
Jamaica Pond
John J. Daniels
Wellesley College
Gallagher
Anniversary of Ireland’s apostle celebrated by AOH Chelsea
Division 10 A. O. H. Chelsea held a gathering in Hibernian Hall Granite block last evening with over 300 members and guests. Patrick E. Greene presided, toastmaster Thomas Lane spoke, and John A. Ryan of Boston addressed the toast “The United States of America.” Several speakers followed including Marcus M. Merrett Dennis A. O’Brien and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Chelsea
Hibernian Hall
Boston
Patrick E. Greene
Thomas Lane
John A. Ryan
Division 1
United States of America
Patrick Greene
Marcus M. Merrett
James A. Murphy
Henry A. Grady
David C. Findlay
James Lee
Dennis A. O’brien
Thomas F. Punch
H. J. Mulligan
Joseph Shearon
John Deasey
Stephen Roche
Daniel Wearing
Yale Schooner Runs Aground Off Salem Breakers
The three masted schooner Yale of New Haven owned by Captain Etheredge ran ashore near Baker's Island at the entrance to Salem harbor during a northwest gale and snow. The vessel, carrying 1100 tons of coal for the Pacific Mills of Lawrence and consigned to the Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company, is leaking badly and may be a total loss. Rescue attempts by Marblehead life savers failed. the crew remains aboard as tugboats and lighters are sought to refloat it.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Etheredge
Baker's Island
Salem Harbor
Marblehead
Salem
Boston
Ltheredge
Pacific Mills
Lawrence
Philadelphia & Reading Coal Company
Belfast
Riders for Clinton-Lancaster A A a A A
Eddie Bald of Buffalo and Ray McDonald of Columbia will ride for Clinton Lancaster A A this season under gold and black. Their membership was aided by Asa Windle who coached Columbia last season and is a member of Clinton Lancaster A A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Eddie Bald
Buffalo
Ray McDonald
Columbia
Clinton-Lancaster A. A
Asa Windle
Membe
iClinton-Lancaster A. A
Kilrain and O'Donnell Fight Ends in Contested Draw
Steve O'Donnell challenged Kilrain in a long clash at Williams River with both men exchanging heavy blows over eight rounds. Referee Patsey Sheppard finally ruled a draw after crowd pressure and disputed calls, leaving O'Donnell praised for resilience while Kilrain seen as outmatched by age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve O'Donnell
Williams River
Sydney
New South Wales
Bill Johnson
Sid Wilson
Dick Barker
Chris Smithers
Mick Dooley
Ned Ryan
Frank Craig
John Cattenach
George Godfrey
Herman Bernan
O'Donnell
Jake
O’donnell
Kilrain
Steve
O Donnell
O’ Donnell
Kilirain
Sheppard
Jake Kilrain
Greenpoint
L. I
Dangerous Jack
John Allen
Jem Goode
Charley Mitchell
William Sherriff
Mike Cleary
Chicago
Jack Burke
John McGlyon
George S’ryer
Jerry Murphy
Jack Ashton
Frank Herald
Joe Godfrey
Tom Keely
Denny Killen
John P. Clow
Joe Lannon
Jem Smith
John L. Sullivan
John EF. Scholes
Felix Vaccquelin
James J. Corbett
Frank Bosworth
Dick Mavel
George Harris
Mike Brennan
G. Maguire
Frank Slavin
Boston Boxing Referee Passes Bold Judgment in Drawn Bout
The article recalls a bout between Jimmy Gallagher of East Boston and Hugh Martin of Providence with a firm referee decision set against a clamor. It details Gallagher’s perseverance, Martin’s aggressive strikes, and a drawn conclusion. It then introduces Sam Tompkins and reviews Kilrain lineage, listing numerous past bouts and opponents to illustrate boxing history and referee firmness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jimmy Gallagher
East Boston
Hugh Martin
Providence
Martin
John Cattanach
Tim McCarthy
Spencer T. Williams
Arthur Hunt
Gallagher
Charley Mitchell
Sam Tompkins
Aninny
London rule sparring ends with knockout win
In a fast paced bout, interference and fair blows shifted action between Tompkins and the Pick. A straight right from the Pick floored Tompkins, the referee counted ten and called the Pick winner. Kilrain and O Donnell later weighed in for the closing event with scores and timing by Long and Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tompkins
O'Donnell
Billy Delaney
Ike Weir
Jim McCabe
Kilrain
Jim Phelan
Tim McCarty
Ernest Gebhardt
Nick Long
Dan Murphy
Patsey Sheppard
O’donnell
Jake
O'Donnell Sage
Kilrain’s Bay
Three Men Arrested After Endicott Street Robbery
Police report a swift Hanover street lockup after Daniel Bodein of 25 Endicott street was assaulted and robbed of 12 to 15 dollars a coat and vest and a $29 silver watch and chain. Suspects John Ryan, Thomas Ryan, and Patrick Murphy were identified, found with the watch, and booked for robbery. arraignment set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Street
Daniel Bodein
Endicott Street
Bodein
John Ryan
Thomas Ryan
Lawrence
Patrick Murphy
Middleboro
Cross Street
Smith
McCauley
Curtis
Murphy
Ryan
GYPSY'S BODY EXHUMED IN EAST HARTFORD
The body of Prince Williams the gypsy was exhumed in East Hartford after a week burial to allow the widow eleven children and many grandchildren one last view in keeping with a gypsy custom. Williams left property valued over 50000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Prince Williams
East Hartford
Price for Lawrence licenses set by commissioners
Lawrence officials set license fees across classes with totals inclining to 20,000 more revenue than last year. Class A innkeepers and common victuallers face 2500, second class victuallers 1500, third 1400, fourth A 500, B 2500, sixth 1, special club 500, aiming to boost income by about 20k.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Juvenile Charged with Forgery in Municipal Court
Joseph F Averill, 19, appeared yesterday before Judge Hardy in Municipal Criminal Court on forgery charges alleging he forged orders for paint and brushes. He was held in $2000 for the April grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Averill
Municipal Criminal Court
Hardy
Averill
Codfish as Lesson in Wealth and Health
A historic codfish emblem in the legislature symbolizes preserving material resources and health. The piece argues wealth grows from the sea, health is the crown of life, and promotes Dr. Greene's Nervara as a blood and nerve remedy for preventing illness amid seasonal changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Gallilee
Dr. Greene
Nervara
Boston
Mass
Greene
New Gas Fight Dominates Delaware Company Contests
The Delaware gas dispute widens from New York to Baltimore with J Edward O’Sullivan Addicks delaying the annual election until November and opponents seeking a receiver for the Delaware company. Baltimore actions signal a broad mobilization with expected filings in Massachusetts as the gas fight intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State
New York City
J. Edward O'Sullivan Addicks
Delaware Company
Watertown Town Meeting Ends in Prolonged Debate
A lengthy Watertown town meeting drew over 500 voters and ran past 11 pm as the town approved $150,000 in appropriations versus $141,000 from the selectmen. Notable actions included school funding of $29,000, highways at $15,000, street crossings lifted to $16,000, and $1,500 for street watering in addition to $6,000 each for fire protection and street lighting. The park commission was tasked to manage unused public lands as parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
W. H. Ingraham
Edgerly Dead A Mass Mutual leader dies in New York
Colonel M. W. B. Edgerly president of Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company dies in New York after influenza complications. Born in Barnstead New Hampshire in 1836, he built a long insurance career from Manchester to Springfield, directing New Hampshire Vermont and northern New York operations and serving as president from 1896. He held Democratic political roles, was active in Masonry and Odd Fellows, and enjoyed his library at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
M. W. B. Edgerly
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
M. van B. Edgerly
Barnstead
N. H
Manchester
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Pittsfield
New Hamp Shire
Vermont
Boston
Finance Committee
James A. Weston
Democratic State Committee
Baltimore
Horace Greeley
Democratic Committee
Aldermen
Democratic National Committee
Merrimac Savings Bank
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company
Suncook Valley Railroad
Amoskeag Veterans
Grant
New Hampshire
Philadelphia
Masonic
Odd Fellows
Edgerly
Col Edgery’s Daughter III Ill in New York Hotel
The daughter of the late Colonel M. V. B. Edgerly of Springfield Mass lies dangerously ill in the New Netherlands Hotel with pneumonia in New York City on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
M. V. B. Edgerly
Springfield
Mass
New Netherlands Hotel
Ex Congressmen Townsend Dead In Florida
Amos Townsend former Ohio congressman from the twenty first district died in St Augustine Florida after health decline following a grip illness He left Cleveland for Florida two weeks ago and had been active in the city business community Townsend was born near Pittsburg Pennsylvania around 1841.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
St. Augustine
Fla
Amos Townsend
Twenty-First
Ohio
Townsend
Florida
Pittsburg
Penn
Real Estate Covics Meeting and Area Transactions
The Real Estate Exchange held a large meeting at 7 Exchange place to address double taxation of mortgages with a committee named to present to the State House. The Globe Electric Light Company bought Clifton and Shirley streets property. The Chapin Farm Agency sold the Bates farm at Bellingham to A. E. Bullard. P. Leland sold the Claflin farm on Washington street to Frederick C. Barnard. Hall & Rock sold No 80 Huntington avenue to Dr. Frank E. Greene. the four story building sits on 3818 square feet and is assessed at 31800 dollars with a price paid above assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Place
A.s.porter
George P. Elliott
R. H. Dana
State House
S. Parkman Blake
F. C. Bowditch
George ©. Appleton
J. Murray Howe
Arnold A. Rand
George Wheatland
W. H. Aspinwall
John H. Storer
Luther M. Merrill
John F. Newton, Jr
George B. Bigelow
Watson G. Cutter
William B. Blakemore
Robert W. Lord
F. W. Balch
Henry J. Bowen
John C. Cobb
James R
Francis A. Bates
Bellingham
A. E. Bullard
Norfolk
P. ¥. Leland
Claflin
Washington Street
George C. McMasters
Frederick C. Barnard
London
Eng
Hall & Rock
Frank E. Greene
Huntington Avenue
Robert B. Leachers
American Wringer Co. Wringers and Sweepers Manufacturer
The American Wringer Co. located at 13 and 18 Broadway extension advertises as city manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone call Tremont 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
One Week Free Consultation by Dr Liverpool at Tremont Street
A Boston ad proclaims free week long medical consultation by Dr. Liverpool at 233 Tremont Street for chronic and obscure diseases. It claims rapid diagnosis without questions or patient info, lists vast cure tallies across many conditions, and offers free medicines during treatment with broad hours including Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Tremont Street
Boston
Bright
Dorchester Resident Michael Welch Dies Suddenly
Michael Welch, a longtime Dorchester resident and former Cork farmer who moved to Boston in 1871, died Sunday morning after chest pains. He will be interred at Mt Calvary after funeral services at St Peter's Church at 9 o'clock. He leaves three sons David Patrick Edward J and daughter Miss Mary Welch. The death is attributed to a sudden bronchial attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Welch
Dorchester
Mt. Calvary
St. Peter’s Church
Mr. Welch
Mallow
County Cork
Irc
Boston
David
Patrick
Edward J
Marshall P. Wilder
Welch
Mary Welch
Geneva Street
Funeral for Judge P Emory Aldrich in Worcester
The funeral of Judge P Emory Aldrich was held at Union Church in Worcester this afternoon with a crowded audience. The bar and city government attended, and most members of the superior bench were present. Rev. Forrest F Emerson led the service with Rev. Daniel Merriman assisting. bearers included Chief Justice Albert Mason and Senator George F Hoar. Interment followed at Rural Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
P. Emory Aldrich
Union Church
Forrest F. Emerson
Daniel Merriman
D. D
Albert Mason
Brookline
John Hopkins
George F. Hoar
Stephen Salisbury
Joseph Mason
W. S. B. Hopkins
T. G. Kent
Thomas H. Gage
Rural Cemetery
Solomon Attaquin of Mashpee Dead At 87
Mashpee mourns Solomon Attaquin oldest resident and former first Selectman who served twenty one years as town treasurer. He founded the Hotel Attaquin fifty five years ago, a noted sportsmen resort. Daniel Webster dined there, a room named for him later hosted President Cleveland and Governor Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mashpee
Solomon Attaquin
Griffin Cargill Announcement in Hudson and Boston
In this city on March 15, the Rev Loren B Macdonald presided over the marriage of John E Griffin of Hudson New Hampshire and Rebecca A E Cargill of Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin—Cargill
Loren B. Macdonald
John E. Griffin
Hudson, N. H
Rebecca A. E. Cargill
Boston
Deaths and funeral notices in local area
Obituaries list residents from Boston area with ages and dates. Jere miah Abbott 71, Isabella Adams 27, Gren ville Temple Bishop, Edward O. Brown 58, Hannah Holbrook Carnes 92, Horan E. Chamberlin 49, George O. Chapman 42, Bridget E. Donnelly 28 with funeral plans noted for March 19 at Roxbury and St Francis de Sales Church. Henry O. Goodwin 55, Francis A. Hanaford 63, William J. Howe, M Evelyn Shaw, and M. Evelyn Shaw. Burial and private services noted for several entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Jeremiah Abbott
Adams
Roslindale
Isabella Adams
Bishop
Roxbury
Grenville Temple
Brown
Edward O. Brown
Carnes
Everett
Hannah Holbrook Carnes
Chamberlin
Cambridge
Horan E. Chamberlin
Chapman
Kittery
George O. Chapman
Donnelly
Bridget E. Donnelly
Tremont Street
St. Francis de Sales
Goodwin
Henry O. Goodwin
Hanaford
Somerville
Francis A. Hanaford
Howe
Randolph
William J. Howe
Ingersoll
M. Evelyn Shaw
Chandler Street
Cedar Grove
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Plymouth
Boston Friends
C.L. AA
Patsey
Station 1
Gypsy
Remains
House of
Cunningham
Cunningham Mfg. CO
Kingston, N. Y
Col. Edgerlys
Real Estate Covics
Bridgham
Devonshire St
Lexington
the Post
Judge Aldrich
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