Arrival of the Queen Kapiolani in Boston
Queen Kapiolani of the Sandwich Islands and her suite visited Boston staying at the Parker House. A royal party attended Trinity Church and King's Chapel with tours of Boston landmarks. Governor Ames and city officials hosted receptions while the queen rested due to foot trouble. a detailed program for the royal visit followed through the week.
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Kapiolani
Suite
Trinity Church
King’s Chapel
Parker House
Queen Kapiolani
Sandwich Islands
Boston
Washington
Lydia Lilinokalani
John C. Domini
Dudley Street
Whall
Mme. Patti
Mme. Bernhardt
Galvin
Gillman
Delton
Ames
Commonwealth Mansion
Executive Department
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Oliver Ames
Bond
Brooks
King's Chapel
Music Hall
J. O. Dominis
J. H. Boyd
Wond
J. O. Vominis
Chestnut Hillsreservoir
Boyd
Barry
W. H. Murphy
J. F. Dever
Mr. Humphrey
New York
Senator Jenkins
Alderman Welsh
Harry Osborn
Etta
Lincoln's Wharf
Moon Island
Mt. Hope
Chestnut Hill
Parker Case
Colonel Boyd
Knights of Kapiolani
O’brien
Globe Theatres
Hawaiian Club
James L. Hunnewell
Green Street
Charlestown
Wellesley
Mr. Gillman
Newton
P. M.waltham
Watch Factory
Governor Ames
Mechanics’ Ha
Boston Blues Fall to Salem in Heavy Batting Rally
In a South End grounds double bill, the Boston Blues defeated Salem 18 to 4 as heavy hitting overwhelmed the home team. Earlier, Boston beat New York 5 to 6, with Kelly Morrill and Johnston delivering three-base hits and O Rourke two-base hits fueling a seventh inning rally.
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New York
Bostons
Ward
Welch
Kelly
Morrill
Johnston
Wise
New Yorks
Ewing
Nash
Connor
O’rourke
Burdock
Dorgan
Rft
Oj Deasley
Radbourn
Gerhardt
Boston
Saale Ge Oatee
O'Rourke
dally—Gore
Ne Nash
Daily
Powers
Boston Blues
Salems
South End Grounds
Rival colleges race in early season basketball scores
In early November intercity games results show Washington over Chicago Pittsburgh 10 to 8. Detroit defeats Indianapolis 18 to 2. Haverhill beats Lawrences 15 to 6. Manchester tops Lowell 16 to 6. Portland defeats Lynns 9 to 6. Cambridge Harvard tied 0 to 12 with Puritans. Worcester Techs beat Worcester Tufts 18 to 1.
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Sem NN Re Pact
Washingtons
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Chicagos
Detroit
Detroits
Indianapolis
Haverhill
Lawrences
Haverhills
Manchester
Lowells
Manchesters
Portland
Lynns
Portlands
Cambridge
Harvard
Puritans
Worcester
Tufts College
Worcester Techs
Stealing Letters Reach Into City Homes and Hotels
Letters vanish after leaving carriers as clerks uncover forged money orders and numerous stolen mails. Louis St Peter and Frank Paradise of the Quincy House are arrested for attempting a Massachusetts Watch Company money order cashing using an forged Curran signature. Over $100 in money and stamps found in St Peter’s room. Similar thefts link to a hotel messenger and a South End apartment, with a School Street businessman and a Washington Street jeweller foiling further losses through careful counts. Inspectors and postmasters fight mail depredations, but rogue messengers and hidden losses complicate detection.
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Postal Service
Louis St. Peter
Frank Paradise
Quincy House
Massachusetts Watch Company
M. P. Curran
St. Peter
St. Peter and Paradise
South End
School Street
Bangor
Washingington Street
Postoffice
Postoffice Department
Medal for Chauncy Hall girls to honor best girl
Notes from the city describe a new Chauncy Hall graduating class medal for best girl, with ballots cast by girls, and the existing best boy medal to be voted by boys. Other items include Prohibition talks at Tremont Temple, a Citizens Law and Order League meeting, steamers, a Parker House visit, a library hearing, and plans for a new Boylston Market mercantile building.
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Chauncy Hall School
Chauncy Hall Association
Evangelical Alliance
Tremont Temple
Dr. Funk
New York
The
Voice
Citizens’ Law and Order League
Dr. Capen
League
B. B. Johnson
Waltham
John D. Long
Henry ©. Potter
Episcopal
Boston & Hingham
Pemberton
Strawberry Hill
Mr. Baxter
London
Eng
Parker House
Suffolk County Prohibition Club
I. K. Foss
People’s Church
Columbus Avenue
E. H. Clapp
Mt. Bowdoin
Dorchester
Boston Public Library
Boylston Street
Boylston Market
Washington and
Boylston Streets
Nova Scotia
Messrs
Freeland, Loomis & Co
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Albrecht
Avery Street
Fruit and Produce Exchange
Wright & Moody Manufacturing Company
Dudley Street Baptist Sunday School Anniversary Observed
The Dudley Street Baptist Sunday School marked its sixty eighth anniversary with an afternoon program. Highlights included a concert solo Inflammaties by Thomas W. Henry of Baldwins Cadet Band and primary department exercises directed by Mrs. Charles H. Dudley. An anniversary hymn by Miss Busan H. Bimsdell was also sung. The church interior featured extensive floral and plant decorations.
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Dudley Street Baptist Sunday Schoes
Thomas W. Henry
Baldwin
Charles H. Dudley
Busan H. Bimsdell
Regatta Proposal for Mystic June 17 at Arlington
President Simpson of the New England Amateur Rowing Association urged a $500 appropriation before the city council to back a Mystic regatta on June 17 with trial heats on the 16th. The Arlington Boat Club plans a $40,000 boat house at Arlington Lake, including locker rooms and gymnasium, with about $2,000 already pledged.
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President Simpson
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Bunker Hill
Mystic
Arlington Boat Club
Arlington Lake
Freight facilities extended by Boston and Maine at Waverley House
Boston and Maine Railroad bonds the Waverley House at City square Charlestown to extend freight facilities. The property adjoins the Eastern division freight house on Front street, signaling plans to expand into City square. The move follows Fitchburg Railroad interest near City square and the Hoosac Tunnel docks.
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Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Waverley House
City Square
Charlestown
Boston & Maine Road
Front Street
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Sooking
Hoosac Tunnel
Rifle Match at Walnut Hill Sets Unmatched Record
In the Walnut Hill rifle meet held Saturday J R Munroe scored three 100s and two 94s D L Chase also fired three 100s while H J Poster made one 100 and four DM The aggregate is described as an unequaled record The rifle men will reconvene on Wednesday.
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Walnut Hill
J. R. Munroe
D. L. Chase
H. J. Poster
Beverly Police Raid Seizes Liquor At Ranteul House
Beverly police conducted raids yesterday and seized liquor from John Clark and at the Ranteul residence in a no license town. The report notes ongoing enforcement near the area despite local prohibitions.
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Beverly
John Clark
Ranteul
Epo
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Endorsed for Vitality
Dr F Skilleem of Pulaski Tennessee endorses Horsford's Acid Phosphate as reliable medicine for impaired vitality, stating its effectiveness. The claim emphasizes restoration of vigor and general health benefits.
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Horsford
F. Skilleem
Pulaski, Tenn
Courts in NH Superior Court Docket and Asset Disputes
Rescripts filed in multiple cases include M A Lewis vs James R Austin over a New York judgment. Defendant argued lack of plaintiff after Marshall A Lewis died, but court sustained jurisdiction and denied motions. Also Elizabeth Pingree vs National Life Insurance concerns policy surrender without mother’s consent and substitution rights. First to Fourth Sessions list numerous docket entries for Monday and other sessions.
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M. A. Lewis
James R. Austin
New York
Marshall A. Lewis
Marshall A
Mary A. Lewis
Samuel W. Spofford
Executrix
Spofford
W.O. Kyle
H. J. Edwards
Theodore H. Wood
W. W. Bailey
Nashua
New Hampshire
Boston
Newampshire
Burns
Bailey
A. W. Boardman
O. B. Wadleigh
P. E. Tucker
Elizabeth H. Pingree
National Life Insurance Company
Franklin A. Pingree
Franklin A
Cora L
R. M. Morse, Jr
Perry & Creech
Norfolk County Sunday Schools Elect Officers at Canton
The Norfolk county Sunday school convention met in Canton on Saturday and elected President the Rev. M. F. Johnson of Foxboro Secretary Mrs. S. W. Billings of Sharon Vice President Mr. S. P. Boyden of South Walpole Directors Hugh McPherson Canton Lewis Alden Holbrook the Rev. G. W. Fearing South Weymouth C A House Hyde Park and H Telew Dedham The Rev. A B Dun ning delivered How to Study the Life of Christ and the Rev. P Moxom Boston spoke on What Shall be Taught in Our Sunday Schools
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Norfolk County
Canton
M. F. Johnson
Foxboro
8. W. Billings
Sharon
P. Boyden
South Walpole
Hugh McPherson
Lewis Alden
Holbrook
G. W. Fearing
South Weymouth
C. A House
Hyde Park
Dedham
A. EB
Mass store sales in New England and beyond reported
The Great Overland Pacific Tea Company trusts have sold all Massachusetts stores except 14 percent West Broadway South Boston and Lynn. The South Boston store to be auctioned Tuesday. Legal hassles block sales in New York Providence Woonsocket. Creditors expected to recover about 33 percent. Other notices include W W Williams Lima Ohio assigning, Solomon Norton Fort Plain New York assigning, Viola Caro Boston failing with 1100 dollars liabilities, C P Waters Union Springs harness failing, George W Hottel Trenton hat dealer and A A Cross Terrell fruit dealer also failed.
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Middletown Gas Light and Coke Company
Middleton
Great Overland & Pacific Tea Company
Massachusetts
West Broadway
South Boston
Lynn
New York
Providence
Woonsocket
W. W. Williams
Dry Goods
Lima
Solomon Norton
Fort Plain
N. Y
Viola Caro
Boston
William F. Snow
Biddeford
C. P. Waters
Union Springs
George W. Hot
Back Bay athletic club foundation under way draws 1200 members
Construction has begun on the foundation for a new Back Bay athletic club building. The membership limit is 1200 with 1170 having paid initiation fees. Requests for clubhouse positions pour in from across the country. A push is on to appoint William Daly Jr. of the Vacation troupe as superintendent of instructors. Daly, a local native and former Massachusetts legislator, is a popular all round athlete.
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William Daly, Jr
Vacation” Dramatic Company
New York Horses at the Country Club Races
The Cedarhurst Rockaway Association plans many entries for the Country Club races. Mr. Francis Peabody Jr. reports from Rockaway about which horses may compete. The steeplechase course at the Country Club has been overhauled for safety, with jumps redesigned. Members plan new purchases to defend the club’s laurels.
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Country Club
Rockaway Association of
New York
Francis Peabody, Jr
Cedarhurst
Rockaway
Morrison and Corthell Form Bridge and Railroad Engineering Firm
Mr B J Corthell of New York and George S Morrison form Morrison and Corthell engineers specializing in bridges railroads and river and harbor works in this and other countries. Corthell says he will support the ship railway project while chief engineer or in any way connected to it to help bring it to a successful conclusion.
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B. J. Corthell
New York
George S. Morrison
Frm
Morrison & Corthell
Cortell
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Whitney
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Butters
Wehrle
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Wallace
Kellogg
Page
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Chaffin
Howell
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Clageton
Jordan
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Dickerman
KeKeown
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Boston & Albany RR
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Capen
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Kidd
French
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Pope Mfg. CO
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National Supply CO
Victor
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Tremont and Boylston Sts
Hotel Pelham
Overman Wheel Co
Columbus Ave
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River St
Beacon St
WM. A. Smith
Washington St
Franklin
New Mair
Wm. Read & Sons
Washington Street
William E. Doyle
Tremont Street
Ray’s
Col. West and
Washington Streets
Hotel Vendome
Mass
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Arch St
A. Richards
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Atlantic Ave
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Henry F. Miller Pianos
Miller Hall
Tremont St
Boston Association
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Rockaways
Goddard
SudBury Street
Boyleton Street
Chas, L. Bly
Pearl ST
William and Edwin Sheafe
American Clothing Supply CO
Deordan, Maresh & Co
G. F. Washburn
New England
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M. de Branpbe
W. D. Ule
T. F. Swan
Cornhill
Arnaroe
Barnard & CO
Parker’s
Warren
Out
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Bintle
Winter Street
Levengston
Strong
Brighton
Woodward's
Bromfield Street
NEW Mail
Springfield and Boys
Ideal Bicycles
Seggne’ Ene Trieyclest
W.d. Newman
Brattle St
Oak Grove Farm
Presh
the New Athletic Club
Old Sourboy
G. O. Taylor
Chester H.graves & Sons
Health Food CO
New England Agency
Bent & Bush
Austin
Austin & Graves
Commercial Street
Cracker & Biscuit Bakers
Gettysbure
Tremont Stree
BEN Levy & CO
West Street
Goston
Victor Bicycles
Court Street
Cross Pen CO
Washington &I
Old South Church
Harvard College
Monro
G. W. Boyden
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