Proud of Birth Sons of New Hampshire Banquet at the Revere
The Sons of New Hampshire held their third annual dinner at the Revere House with Governor Ramsdell and U S labor commissioner Carroll D. Wright among the guests. Charlies Levi Woodbury presided as president, with remarks praising New Hampshire's notable figures and the state's progress highlighted by statistician Carroll D. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of
New Hampshire
Revere House
G. A. Ramsdell
Carroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
G. H. Perkins
Granite State
Charlies Levi Woodbury
Ramsdell
A. B. Pillsbury
Charles ©. Stearns
Beacon Society
Edwin D. Mead
J. L. Gilmore
Frank W. Rollins
Montgomery Rollins
Prescott
Bunker Hill
John Stark
Bennington
Tickner
Dartmouth College
United States
Francis A. Walker
New England
Mark L. Burns
Somerville
Commodore Perkins
Mr. Pillsbury
Farragut
Commodore
Boston Newspaper Club Mounts Evening Meeting at American House
The Newspaper Club of Boston held its monthly gathering at the American House with Frank H. Stanyan of the Globe presiding. Music and singing were provided by Globe and Transcript writers, and Charlestown comedians Griffin and Crowley entertained the members. Guests included Senator Joshua Holden and Peter McNally from the Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Club of
Boston
American House
Frank H. Stanyan
The
Globe
Club
John D. Merrill
Globe, Co
RB. Alexander
Transcript
Wilder D. Quint
Traveler
Robert Sise
Daniel Ss. Knowlton
Messrs. Griffin and Crowley
Charlestown
Knights Templars Dine at Parker House Lecture
The Massachusetts Union of Knights Templars Commanders held a dinner at the Parker House and heard a lecture by Rev. Cornelius L. Thwing on The Ethics of Templarism. Colonel Charles C. Fry of Lynn presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Union of Knights Templars
Parker House
Cornelius L. Thwing
Charles C. Fry
Lynn
Public Requests Named in Farnham Will Probate
The late Rev Luther Farnham’s will filed in Suffolk Probate Court leaves about 15000 to religious and charitable causes. Funds of 2000 each establish Luther or Eugenia Farnham funds for several organizations including the Eu genia Farnham fund at Children’s Hospital and similar endowments at the American Bible Society and the American Sunday School Union. Other gifts totaling 500 for Emmanuel Church wardens and 1000 for The General Theological Library accompany a life insurance policy proceeds of 1000 to Perkins Institution for the Blind. In Suffolk Supreme Court Miss Julia P Constantine sues to set aside a trust deed. decision reserved with attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Farnham
Suffolk
Children’s Hospital
Eugenia F. Farnham
American Bible Society
New York
Congregational Home Missionary Society
American Sunday School Union
Philadelphia
Lydia C. Farnham
Board of Foreign Missions of
The
Presbyterian Church At
Domestic
Foreign Missionary Society of
Protestant Episcopal Church
Emannuel Church
General Theological Library
Perkins Institution For the
South Boston
Suffolk Supreme Court
Morton
Julia P. Constantine
Exeter
N. H
Ve. Willis Tuxbury
G. BH. Smith
A. F. Means
Junior Y Conference Opens in Quincy Massachusetts
The seventh annual conference of junior departments of the Y M C A in Massachusetts and Rhode Island opens in Quincy at the Baptist Church Wollaston with 150 boys arriving from many towns. Speakers include Ernest H. Dart Pitt F Parker and James Moorhead. Delegates will visit Adams birthplaces in Quincy with Mayor Charles F Adams welcoming them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Young Men’s Christian Associations of
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Baptist Church
Wollaston
Beverly
Charlestown
Dalton
Everett
Fitchburg
Fall River
Holyoke
Hyde Park
Lynn
Malden
Marblehead Marlboro
Melrose
Merrimac
New Bedford
Manchester
New Brunswick
Newton
Norwood
Rockland
Southbridge
Springfield
Taunton
Waltham
Watertown
Winchester
Providence
W. E. Clark
Worcester
Ernest H. Dart
Pitt F. Parker
Wollaston Congregational Church
C. F. Bartlett
Marlboro
James Moorhead
Charles F. Merrick
Lloyd
Charles L. Morgan
Jamaica Plain
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Charles F. Adams
Whist and Music Session Held by Shiel Literary Auxiliary
The ladies' auxiliary of Shiel Literary Association hosted a whist party at 616 Washington Street with fifty tables in play and a postgame musicale. Prizes included a pearl paper cutter, cut glass bowls, inkstands, pitchers, plaster, and ketchup bottle, awarded to both gentlemen and ladies. notable attendees list numerous members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiel Literary Association
Washington Street
J. P. J. Ward
Clara A. Power
Charles ‘McCarthy
Lizzie
Bull's Head Tavern Rooms with Steam Heat and Electric Lights
Advertising notice for a tavern offering neatly furnished rooms with steam heat and electric lights. Addresses listed at 8 Friend Street and 27 and 29 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull's Head Tavern
Friend St
Washington St
Jackson and Walling to Be Hanged Today in Cincinnati Jail Yard
Newport Kentucky March 19 Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling the murderers of Pearl Bryan are to suffer the death penalty tomorrow. The case shocked the nation and involved a dental college student and a coachman with a plan to mislead authorities. The court records show the headless body found near Fort Thomas led to arrests and trials with confessions and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Walling
Cincinnati
Newport
Scott Jackson
Alonzo Walling
Pearl Bryan
Durrant
Gilbert
Holmes
Greencastle
George H. Jackson
John RB. Lock
Ft. Thomas
John Hewlin
Alexander Bryan
Gery
Will Wood
Deitsch
South Bend
Wood
The
Dental College
John B. Lock
Fort Thomas
Bradley
Wagner
Bellevue
Veteran Rich Dead in Lynn at 56
George H. Rich a Grand Army veteran died at his home 218 Essex street Lynn after illness of consumption at age 56. He was long chief clerk to the purchasing agent of the New York and New England railroad and acted as head of that department for a time. He later held a position with the New England Telephone Company. Rich was active in politics. he belonged to Ward 3 Republican Club served on the Republican city committee secretary of the Republican State committee and clerk in the local assessors office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
George H. Rich
Essex Street
New York & New England Railroad
Boston
New England Telephone Company
Rich
Ward 3 Republican Club
Republican City Committee
Republican State Committee
Leary Wins Case Against Patrolman Griffiths
Mayor Sortwell ruled Patrolman Griffiths guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer and fined one day's pay after John Leary Jr alleged he was assaulted with a club at Leary's Putnam avenue news store Sunday morning. The decision will be read at roll calls at all stations today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sortwell
Cambridge
John Leary, Jr
Griffiths
Leary
Putnam Avenue
Baker Sues Bearse for 1000 in Harwich Assault Case
In Harwich District Court Albert R. Baker sues Fernando F. Bearse of Chatham for 1000 damages over an assault at the Town Hall after a Lyceum event on January 30. Bearse, acting as special police, allegedly ejected Baker forcefully causing permanent harm. Defense is a general denial with many witnesses present. trial ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwich
Mass
Albert R. Baker
Fernando F. Bearse
Chatham
Town Hall
Lyceum
Bearse
Baker
Train 142 Delayed. engine breakdown combines trains to Boston
Engine 308 broke a connecting rod near Bedford delaying Train 142 on the Boston and Maine railroad. Train 152, due at 5 07, was attached to the disabled train on arrival at Lexington and the two ran together to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Boston & Maine Railroad
Southern Division
Bedford
Boston
Bull's Head Tavern Ad Promotes Liquors and Cigars
A historic ad for the Bull's Head Tavern showcases high grade liquors and cigars. Location listed at 29 Washington Street and 8 Friend Street in the period notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull’s Head Tavern
Fire damages Cambridge furniture storehouse
Fire at C. B. Moller & Co. Cambridge storehouse caused $2500 loss. Discovered by workers on the fifth floor in Lafayette square. It started in excelsior and spread to mattresses. Fire out within thirty minutes. Building damaged $800 and stock by water and smoke about $1700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Moller & Co
Cambridge
Lafayette Square
St John’s Fish Market Policy Urged by Business Group
A letter from Gloucester dated March 19 reports that leading business houses in St. John’s Newfoundland have sent a memorial to the government. They request immediate enforcement of the act restricting bait purchases by French fishermen to regulate the foreign fish market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
St. John’s
N. F
Noted Jonesport figure Newell Rumery dies after illness
Machias Me March 19 Newell Rumery a prominent Jonesport citizen died this forenoon after a brief pneumonia illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machias
Newell Rumery
Jonesport
Ten Thousand Dollar Thirst Murdered by Death in Long Branch
Russell Maps an octogenarian Long Branch landlord died after a deadly throat stricture made water unattainable. He offered his doctor ten thousand dollars for one drink of cold water, boasting wealth in Monmouth county lands and stocks but powerless to ease his agony. He died at four o clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
Russell Maps
Monmouth County
Mr. Maps
Death
Death of the Japanese Crown Prince Reported in San Francisco
Passengers aboard the steamer Peru arriving in San Francisco report the death of the Japanese Crown Prince Yoshi Hito Haru no Miya. The heir apparent's death, long kept secret for state reasons, is expected to be announced simultaneously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Peru
Japan
Yoshi Hito Haru-no-Miya
Fatted Calf Feast Ends Odd Somerville Mystery Return
In Somerville at No 9 Morton Street the Durrants celebrated the return of George E Brown missing since Tuesday. Brown, last seen in Charlestown, carried a sizable sum of money and sparked police concern. He explained a delayed trip with a Charlestown friend to Providence, and his quick homecoming relieved the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Durrant
Morton Street
Somerville
Durrant
Mr. Durrant
Blackstone Street
George E. Brown
Boston
Brown
Charlestown
Post
Providence
Emperor designates Prince Arisugawa Takahito successor
The proclamation names Prince Arisugawa Takahito as heir to the throne. At 35 he is a captain in the imperial navy and son of Prince Takahito, the emperor’s elder brother. If no emperor’s son is born, Arisugawa likely becomes Mikado, bringing liberal military education and wide world knowledge to Japan’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Arisugawa Takahito
Prince Arisugawa
Prince Takahito
Imperial Japanese Navy
Japan
Arisugawa
Mikado
Country club house destroyed by fire in Pawtuxet
The Pawtuxet country club house overlooking Narragansett Bay was burned down after a kitchen fire at 11 oclock. The colonial mansion traced its chain of ownership from James Rhodes to Deacon Joshua Chapin to General James to Nicholas Brown and later to A St Andrews before sale to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Country Club
Pawtuxet
Narragansett Bay
Rhode Island
James Rhodes
Joshua Chapin
James
Nicholas Brown
Brown and Ives
A. St. Andrews
A. O. U. W. Executive Committee Meeting Summary
The executive committee of the A. O. U. W. met to conclude business on classified assessments. All accounts were settled and a balance on hand was found. Symons of Lynn presided at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symons
Lynn
Walking Delegates Rights Case Heard in Municipal Court
Judge Forsaith heard the tort action by plasterer John J. Fay against Georg M. Gunther, agent for the Building Trades Council, over alleged non union pressure to discharge Fay. Fallon testified he believed Fay was a union man but did not fear trouble, and the defendant denied making threats or inducing an employer to dismiss Fay. Court reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsaith
Civi Court
John J. Fay
Georg M. Gunther
Buildin Trades Council
Fay
John F. Fallon
City Hall
Portrait of Judge Bennett by M Chattan Heads to Paris Salon
Eminent French artist M Chattan completed the portrait of Judge Edmund H. Bennett of Boston University. The painting, valued at about $3000, will be shipped to Paris for the Paris Salon, delaying domestic exhibition by about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Chatran
Edmund H. Bennett
Boston University
Acros
Atlantic
Paris
M Chattan
Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder Promises Quick Relief
Advertises Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder as instant relief for catarrh and head colds with no slow waiting period. Claims painless, harmless relief within minutes and permanent cure with perseverance, sold by C F Woodward & Co Bromfield Street and Jaynes & Co at Washington and Hanover streets.
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Sons of New Hampshire
Gov
George A. Allison
John I. Gilmore
Jonathan Stone
Delft
Newspaper Club
Knights Templars
Church Societies
Perkins Institution
Pattern Department
M. C.A
Margaret Fitzgerald
J. W. Brown
E. F. Silk
B. F. Geary
C. J. Wall
M. H. Traverse
Charles McCarty
Edward Furniss
Elizabeth Eichon
John Doyle
T. J. Brain
J. J. Boyle
James Ward
Joseph W. Shea
Kittie Dunlan
J. Wa.halen
Maggie Dunlan
M. A. Doyle
Annie Ryan
Elizabeth Doyle
Fla Ryan
Frank Wright
Carrie Powers
Martha L. Powers
H. P Bannigan
Nellie Marrinan
Pearl
Bryan, the
Alonzo Wallings
Newport Jalyard
Rich Dead
Batoni Te
Boston Poster Printing CO
Pearl Street, Boston
G. Walden Smith
Keith
Tremont St
Gunther
Bennett
Cijft
London
Medora R. Crosby
England
Damrell & Upham
Old Corner
Hookstore
Washington and
School Streets
Beston Beecham
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