New England Telephone Bonds Tender Offer Sealed 1904
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company invites tenders for third, fourth, and fifth bond series payable 1906 1907 and 1908. Tender by noon March 21 1904 for redemption at Boston Treasurer's office April 1 1904. Up to 50 bonds per series at lowest price, not exceeding 1020 per 1000 with interest. Tenders to Treasurer 110 Milk Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Loan and Trust Company of
Boston
Milk Street
Mass
Notice of Stock Books Closing for Utah Consolidated Mining Co
The Utah Consolidated Mining Co announces that its stock transfer books will close on Tuesday March 29, 1904 at 3:00 PM for the annual meeting to be held April 19, 1904. Books reopen Friday April 1, 1904 at 10:00 AM. Secretary Addicks signs the notice.
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Utah Consolidated Mining CO
New York
Addicks
Fifteen fish trips arrive with heavy haddock and cod loads
Fifteen fishing trips reached the fish pier yesterday, nine offshore and six shore. The offshore fleet included the Regis with 210000 pounds of cod from off Cape shore, three weeks at sea, and eight others with haddock cod plus smaller quantities of cask hake. Shore boats reported varied catches, while large tonnage and several foreign arrivals were noted among the harbor movements.
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Regis
Cape Shore
Jubilee
Illinois
Ellen C. Burke
Massachusetts
Lizzie M. Stanley
Oregon
Indiana
Annie Perry
Livonia
Nellie G. Adams
Albert Geiger
Bertha M. Batley
Metacomet
Boston
Yarmouth
Banes
Tronstad
San Domingo
Long Wharf
Warren Line
Sagamore
Liverpool
Iberian
Mannchester
Warren
Michigan
Avalon
Sama
Cuba
W. W
R. Noyes
Lewis Wharf
Thomas W. Lawson
Nauset
Newport News
Kelley-Spear Company
Hatch
Hampton Roads
Edward H. Cole
Cobb, Butler & Co
Rockland
Messrs. Crowell & Thurlow
Petition for administration of Margaret Crowley estate
Middlesex Probate Court cites next of kin and creditors in Stoneham for the estate of Margaret Crowley. Catherine Murphy of Marlborough is named as administrator if suitable. Hearing set at Cambridge March twenty second, nine oclock in the forenoon. Public notice required by weekly Boston Post publication for three weeks. Witness Judge McIntire. Dated March 8, 1904.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Margaret Crowley
Stoneham
Catherine Murphy
Marlborough
Hhereby
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Charles A McIntire
Miret
W. K. Rogers
Williams 10 Make Fight of His Life in Massachusetts
Williams declares fight for control of the Massachusetts Democratic convention with a full slate of delegates and a push for Hearst as presidential candidate. He plans to place a unit rule if successful and mobilize in every ward, while opposing reorganization and rallying labor and Democratic factions behind Hearst.
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Williams
John P. Feeney
Woburn
John J. Flaherty
Gloucester
A. C. Drinkwater
Braintree
John B. O'Donnell
Northampton
Francis P. Curran
George Fred Williams
Dedham
Olney
Collins
Gaston
Douglas
Carroll
Thayer
Quincy
Hamlin
Democratic Party
Hearst
California
Oregon
Nevada
South Dakota
Iowa
Kansas
Illinois
North Carolina
George
Florida
Alabama
Missouri
Massachusetts
Richard Olney
Olneys Record Held Up To Admiration
Richard Olney is praised for defending the Monroe doctrine and backing labor rights as a Democratic presidential candidate. The article cites his Venezuela policy as a thunderbolt and his support for organized labor's rights, along with his later mediation and arbitration proposals shaping federal labor law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Richard Olney
England
South America
Philadelphia
Reading
John F. Fitzgerald
Charles 8. Hamlin
Landsman Craft Promises Speed As New Vessel Built Like Haskell
Her cost was $89,000 and Captain E W Rogers of Dorchester will command. Great things are expected of the craft as she is built on the same model as the famed clipper schooner Jacob M Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rogers
Dorchester
Jacob M. Haskell
Shipping News Update From Early 20th Century Port Records
Shipping notices record arrivals on March 21 including steamers Banes Tronstad San Domingo Boston Stanwood Yarmouth N & with passengers bound for J I Masters Juniata Bond Baltimore via Norfolk and more. Several schooners and tugs listed with barges and destinations including Philadelphia New York Newport News and Portsmouth N H. Wind direction noted and bailed.
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Banes
Tronstad
San Domingo
Buntnas
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
J. I. Masters
Juniata
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
Mdise
A. M. Graham
Indian
Thacher
Philadelphia
Frank PP. Wing UN Dimock
Baker
New York
H. M. Whitney
Nutty
Portamouth
N. H
Clifton
Richmond
Snow
Newport News
Heverly
Musas
Ohio
Swatara
Taylor
Newburyport
Maes
Tamaqua
Miller
Cortin
Logan
Richardson
Tugs and Barges Transport Routes Recorded in Harbor
The report lists multiple tug and barge movements including Henry and Daniel Willard towing barges from New York to St Andrews N B and Windsor. Gypsum King to Windsor and Calabria and Gypsum Emperor to Windsor. High winds noted on March 20 as James W Elwell and Manhattan advance from Portland to Newport News and Port land respectively.
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Ton Henry
Daniel Willard
New York
Hackensack
Maywood
Riverside
Tamaqua
Philadelphia
Franklin
Phenix
Suffolk
St. Andrews
N. B
Calabria
Windsor
Highland Light
James W. Elwell
Portland
Newport News
Cuatstam
Manhattan
Hibernian T A Meeting at Rathbone Hall
Rathbone Hall filled yesterday afternoon by Hibernian Total Abstinence Association members Maurice Dinneen presided William H Lynn of Somerville spoke on Feudalism and Hon John Quinn spoke on Total Abstinence and Hibernianism Piano selections and vocal numbers were performed by a slate of local performers including Miss Ward Helen Lennon Jennie Purcell Elizabeth V Donahue Mary Owens and John Murray Thomas Martin and William Kennedy with Miss Jennie Sullivan delivering Innisfail in strong local voice
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Rathbone Hall
Hibernian Total
Brakeman Andrew Hill Injured By Engine On Rail Yard
Andrew Hill a 22 year old brakeman on the N Y N H H railroad was struck by an engine in the First street yard of the railroad early yesterday morning. He suffered a severe scalp wound and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment. He resides at 62 Dover street.
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First Street
N. Y
Andrew Hill
Massachusetts General Hospital
Hall
Dover Street
Lenox Tries Death By Own Action At Catholic Church
Thomas P. Barney of Providence attempted suicide with a penknife in the rear of the Lenox Catholic church during mass hours. Rector William F. Grace intervened, restrained him, and aided his bleeding wound until police arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Thomas P. Barney
Providence
Rochester
N. Y
Pittsfield
Springfield
William F. Grace
Grace
Barney
Mr. Grace
Vernal equinox sparks weather talk amid harsh winter
A weather discussion contrasts the vernal equinox with recent heavy snow and cold. The post and weather men debate when spring truly arrives while noting 48 snow storms and 78 inches of snowfall this winter. The season’s onset is based on time rather than climate cues.
Proposal for Hall of Fame women list
A letter to the editor objects to published Hall of Fame candidate lists and offers an alternative roster of notable women including Alice N Lincoln Alice Spencer Geddes Lucia Ames Mead Mrs De Forest Danielson Annie Warne P A Collins Mrs John L Bates Mae D Frazar and Mary Elizabeth Blake from Roxbury dated March 20.
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Post
St. Louis
Alice N. Lincoln
Alice Spencer Geddes
Lucia Ames Mead
de Forest Danielson
Annie Warne
P. A. Collins
John L. Bates
Mae D. Frazar
Mary Elizabeth Blake
Children War on the Moths in Massachusetts
Metropolitan Boston conducts a major campaign against the brown tail moth with crews in brown jeans using creosote, targeting Brighton Read ing Woburn Brookline and other Middlesex towns where gypsy moth first appeared about 12 years ago. Malden Medford offer prizes for largest moth nest collections by students as eggs hatch into caterpillars around April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brighton
Reading
Woburn
Brookline
Middlesex County
Malden
Medford
Fire Scare In Cambridge Stables Fire Threatens Portuguese Quarter
East Cambridge faced a serious blaze yesterday afternoon when Joseph Silver’s stable on Lowland Avenue caught fire and menaced the Portuguese section. A passerby rescued two horses but was burned in the effort. Firefighters contained the flames and stopped the spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
Joseph Silver
Lowland Avenue
Bishop Lawrence Urges Spiritual Training for Children
The Rt Rev Bishop Lawrence urged Brimmer Street Church communicants to focus on the higher life taught by church standards. He warned that social parents push children toward drawing room amusements and outdoor recreation at the expense of spiritual training for true Christian character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Brimmer Street
Schooner Carrie Miles Ashore At Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay Harbor Me March 20 Schooner Carrie C Miles arrived today from New York with a coal cargo ran ashore on a harbor ledge and will discharge cargo on lighters to free herself
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Harbor
Carrie C. Miles
New York
Fire wipes out Kimball Carriage storehouse in Manchester
Fire at the Kimball Carriage Company storehouse in South Manchester causes total loss of 160 sleighs and 80 carriages. Estimated damage $15,000, with insurance noted. The blaze occurred tonight in Manchester, New Hampshire, as responders battled the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester CO
Manchester
N. H
Kimball Carriage Company
Ferry Harbor Peril From Heavy Scows Threatens Night Travel
Harbor patrols battle daily with mud filled scows 150 to 200 feet long drifting into ferry routes. Police insist dredging firms must secure vessels with chains to prevent crashes, while dredging companies blame others for releasing boats.
John Redmond Addresses Irish Demonstration in Manchester
John Redmond, leader of the Irish party, told an Irish demonstration in Manchester that the party’s first duty is to topple the present government and block any government that would not grant home rule to Ireland. He criticized Liberals like Herbert Asquith for calling home rule an academic question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
William L Douglas
Hearst
Party
Republic
Bryan
Manchester
John Redmond
Ireland
Herbert H. Asquith
Daughter Born to Lady Curzon in London
A daughter was born today in London to Lady Curzon wife of Lord Curzon of Kedleston viceroy and governor general of India. Mother and child are doing well. Lady Curzon is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Levi Z Leiter of Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lady Curzon
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
India
Levi Z. Leiter
Washington, D. C
Dark Deeds in the Boston Public Library
The New York Sun accuses the Boston Public Library of barriers to access citing a child helper stamping slips with warnings. It claims patrons face intrusive questions and delays, suggesting circulating libraries as a quicker option to obtain specific books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Public Library
Boston Public
Copley Square
Professor Gayley Scolds Coeds In Poetry Class
University of California professor Charles Mills Gayley, noted for opposing coeducation, severely rebuked his 100 student women in a poetry class saying you are nothing but giggling girls. He dismissed the class after tossing his books into a bag and leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University OF California, Cal
Charles Mills Gayley
Russia asks France to tell Japan of war law breach
Paris March 20 The Russian embassy in St Petersburg forwarded a protest over a supposed war law violation to Foreign Minister Delcasse for transmission to Tokyo. The issue cites the Port Arthur attack of March 10 when over 50 shells hit a quarantine station on Shanshanlao Island injuring many. Russia claims a breach of The Hague rules and asks France to press Japan. Russia also protests Japan’s seizure of Russian whaling vessels at Nagasaki, contesting Japan’s prize court ruling and requesting France to renew the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Petersburg
Delcasse
Tokio
Japan
Port Arthur
Shanshanlao
Count Lamsdorff
France
Russia
Nagasaki
Boston's Princess Aids Red Cross Fete in St Petersburg
Prince Abemilik Lazareff hosts a series of fetes at his Nevsky mansion to aid the Red Cross Society aided by society figures including Princess Alexandra Yourievsky and Princess Abemilik. Princess Beloselsky, once Miss Whittier of Boston, attended the event in St Petersburg.
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Boston
Princess
ST. Petersburg
Abemilik Lazareff
Red Cross Society
Nevsky Prospect
Alexandra Yourievsky
Alexander II
Princess Abemilik
Princess Beloselsky
Miss Whittier
U. 8S
Mixup Over Alarm Sends Brookline Officers on Errand
Last night Brookline police rushed to a Babcock street home after a citizen rang in a burglary alarm. Officers found the resident and the alarm caller had misinterpreted noises from the officer on patrol as a break in. The visiting officers returned to the station, surprised by the mistaken alarm and explanation.
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Brookline
Aix
Foreigners barred from most areas around native city
Foreign consuls report the Russian commander forbids foreigners from leaving the mud walls of the native city with an exception for the river bank near gunboats Helena and Espiegle. Forts on the Liao River and Wutaitzu are off limits. Access to western and northern shores continues, but telegraph and railway staff may withdraw. Russian orders hint at broader consular restrictions in Manchuria. London dispatch notes Vladivostok batteries lacking guns and frostbound supplies causing panic. bombardment at Port Arthur and line of Vladivostok remains under strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muchwang
United States
Helena
Liao River
Wutaitzu
Liao
Thienchuangtai
Tientsin
Danny
Port Arthur
London
Times
Niuchwang
Vladivostok
Vladivostok Tranquil as Russian Plans Proceed
Vladivostok reports steady Russian military plans along the coast and Sakhalin Island. Many inhabitants migrate toward Kharkovsk and Nikolsk, with some women and children returning to Russia. The first Red Cross detachment arrived, hospitals staffed, and over a hundred nurses sent to Manchuria and Corea. Mail delivery to frontier and ports works. telegraph excellent. letters take about 22 days from St. Petersburg.
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Vladivostok
Sakhalin Island
Kharkovsk
Nikolsk
Russia
Red Cross
Manchuria
Corea
St. Petersburg
Russian Battleship Sails From Crete
The Russian battleship Osshabya with Admiral Virenius aboard sailed from Canea on Crete at 11:30 this morning for an unknown destination. Three torpedo boats followed. The armored cruiser Dimitri Donskoi arrived here this afternoon.
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Canea
Island of
Crete
Osshabya
Virenius
Dimitri Donskoi
Adam Losnofski Arrested After Break In at 99 Salem Street
Patrolman Cauley captured a man claiming the name Adam Losnofski of Maynard. He is suspected of entering the house at 99 Salem Street Friday night and stealing an overcoat from Samuel Arvedon and a coat and vest from Albert Criger. The suspect was found attempting to dispose of an overcoat later identified as the 99 Salem Street theft.
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Cauley
Division 1
Adam Losnofski
Maynard
Salem Street
Samuel Arvedon
Albert Criger
Adam
McSweeney to Lecture on Racial Influence in History
Hon Edward F McSweeney of Boston will address the Jackson Club of Charlestown Tuesday evening on Racial Influence in World's History. He is noted for entertaining public speaking and wide experience in labor and politics. The club hopes this lecture matches or surpasses prior talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. McSweeney
Boston
Jackson Club
Charlestown
McSweeney
Providence Man Killed by Electric Train Near Nayatt Station
William F. Boone, 45, of Providence, was struck and killed by an electric train on the Fall River and Providence branch of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad near Nayatt station. The incident occurred at night, with Boone reportedly near the tracks when the fatal collision happened.
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Barrington
R. L
William F. Boone
Providence
Fall River
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Nayatt Station
Lehigh Valley Tour to Gettysburg and Cities
Delightful seven day itinerary from Boston on March 25 to Gettysburg Harper's Ferry Washington Philadelphia and New York. All expenses from Boston priced at $30. Addressing A J Simmons North East Public Association Lehigh Valley R A 298 Washington Street Bowton.
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Lehigh Valley
Boston
Gettysburg
Harper's Ferry
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
A. J. Simmons
Lehigh Valley R. A
Washington Street
Bowton
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WM. R. Driver
Boston, Mass
Marconi Wireless
Munroe & Munroe
Marconi Underwriting Syndicate
Congress St
William Randolph Hearst
Pemberton Square
Willigwis
Boot and Shoe
Mr. Williams
Democrats of
William R. Hearst
Jackson
Bank of the United States
Fitzgerald
Venezuela
Congress
Germany
Brazil
Argentine Republic
Chile
Charles S. Hamlin
Brotherhood of Railroad
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Committee On Labor
National House of Representatives
Shipping News
Pag
Therton
Rog
T Harrinburg
Knickerbocker
Ehoovers
Elisabeth Almer
Clara Goodwin
T. Curle
Hibernian T. A
Roxbury
Carrie Miles
Boothbay
Rowe
G. H. Breymann Dredging Company
Erin's Way
Liberty
Cripple Creek
Col
Nam
God Almighty
Gabriel
Castoria Mor
Mukden
Antung
M’sweeney
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