Manila Walls to Remain Intact in New Policy
Washington May report on Secretary Root instructing Governor Taft not to raze Manila walls. Preservation planned for this Orient city with only minor wall removals under consideration. A sanitary moat filling may occur to improve sanitation while keeping the fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, May
Manila
Root
Taft
Orient
Hungarian Wins $480000 at Baccarat Play
Vienna May 8 Bela Justh an aristocratic Hungarian gambler famed for his Monte Carlo success won $480 000 at baccarat in Budapest yesterday. Count Michael Wardy suffered the main loss dropping $320 000 in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Bela Justh
Monte Carlo
Budapest
Michael Wardy
100 KiGh For the Painters
Clinton Alay and gangs work at Wachusett dam excavation as crews race to finish. Stone supply shifts from Boylston to West Chelmsford quarry for dam face blocks while painters struggle to hire due to hazardous 130 foot high spans over the river.
British Delegate Named for Boston Medical Congress
Ambassador Choate cabled that Britain has cordially accepted the invitation to send a delegate to the Association of the Military Surgeons congress in Boston this summer. Colonel Charlton of the Royal Army Medical Corps will represent Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ambassador Choate
State Department
Congress of the Association of the Military Surgeons
Boston
Charlton
Royal Army Medical Corps
Underwriters' Jolly Reunion Celebrates 260th Boston Life Distinction
The Boston Life Underwriters Association held a banquet at Young's marking its 260th anniversary. About prominent insurance men attended a lively program with an orchestra, singing, and speeches by past presidents and notable figures. The event concluded with songs and a successful sendoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Life Underwriters’ Association
Young
America
George TH. Stevens
Avon
CHG
Jergenson
WG. Gleason
Johns. Winn
J. FF. Chase
W. Gammons
PD. F. Appel
Francis Marsh
Percy W. Baldwin
C. ‘McDowell
Paul S. Barnes
J. H. Lake
WW. M. Bunting
E. W. Crowther
J. Howard Edwards
H. Flood
Emil Schwab
E. S. Barker
H. H. Putnam
C. E. Belcher
W. Tolman
Geoh Cook
Et. Whitney
Walter I. Thomas
A. A. Curtis
F. E. Bundy
F. Barnard
G. A. Watkins
A. I. Bennett
1B. Townsend
R. C. Burnett
HM. L. Larabee
W. Shepard
LL. Cc. Newhall
A. J. Ellsworth
J. B. Lewis
H.lucas, Jr
Johns. Cranston
Edward Marsh
F.C. Sanborn
J.B. Niver
W. Holden
James L. Johnson
James CL
Insan
Plympton
Nathan Warner
Darwin Barnard
W. W. Hodges
S. F. Woodward
F. KE. Keen
Leon F. Foss
Fred C. Sanborn
Nathan Warren
James T. Phelps
Stephen WF. Woodmen
Halifax Arrives From Charlottetown With Immigrants and Fish Cargo
The Plant line steamer Halifax reached Lewis wharf with 105 passengers including two destitute fishermen from Gloucester’s Vera. They were rescued after 12 hours adrift in fog, later landing at Canso. The day’s fishing clip lists Haddock and Cod volumes from several vessels, and the Do minion liner Mayflower is en route to Charlestown with 1295 aboard. The freighter Maine nears trial, and the Missouri sister ship awaits launch after fire damage. An immigrant vessel Velarez Sr. carries 247 Portuguese arrivals near Cape Henry, while repairs on the Protector engine contract go to Lockwood Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Pye
Lewis Wharf
Charlottetown
P. FE. Z
Hawkesbury
Stephen Williams
Reuben Rafuse
Vera
Iowa
Tannenburg
N. S
Creaser
Canso
T Wharf
Harvester
Helen B. Thomas
James Minnan
Haddock
Olivia Domingos
Hattie Knowlton
Gloucester
Hake
Pelea Ae
Newport
Dominion
Queenstown
Hoosac
Charlestown
Maine
Sparrow’s Point
America
Massachusetts
Mississippi
United States Shipbuilding Company
Camden
N. J
Missouri
Sparmar's Point
Cape ‘Henry
Cape Hatteras
Bargentine Velarez Sr
Cape Verde Islands
New Bedford
Ocracoke Inlet
Protector
Lockwood Company
Diverse Boston Harbor Shipping Updates and Repairs
The port reports mixed conditions with ships suffering deck and machinery damage after bad weather. The Egades sustained fire-related harm two weeks prior. the Wyndes reportedly avoided major damage. The Idler lost lead keel weight to improve trim, and the Cormorant is back in service after boiler work. Various vessels, masts, and cargos are described, including the Enterprise, Albert T. Stearns wreck salvage, and several sailings and towings from Boston and Mystic wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hong Kong
Egades
Pacific
Orient
Boston Towboat Company
Pacific Coast
Idler
Peter Derby
Simpson
President Roads
George W. Wells
Mystic Wharf
Coral W. Cressy
Helen W. Martin
Wells
Massachusetts
Enterprise
Atlantic Works
Albert T. Stearns
Shipping Almanac Listing Multiple Vessels and Times
The item lists daily sun and moon times, high water marks, and a long roster of arriving and cleared steamers and barges from ports like Puerto Plata Charlottetown and New York. It names vessels such as Captain Bennett Nord Olsen Grecian James S Whitner City of Bangor and more with routes to Norfolk Philadelphia and Salem.
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Treld
Gibara
Cuba
Boston
Yarmouth
N. S
Dorchester
Baltimore
Norfolk
Alice
South Amboy
Rondout
Weehawken
Aba
Braddock
Woodbury
Haverford
Lynn
Lara A. Donnell
Norfolk Watter
President Roads
Harriet C. Werlin
Glenallen
Machias
George W. Collins
Sullivan
Harvest Home
Annie TR. Lewis
Bangor
Ethel FF. Merriam
Boothbus
John Douglass
Ranger
Warry T
Chester
Sullivan Lawin
New York
Horace W. Macomber
Newport News
S . Haskell
Brunswick
Robert H. Stevenson
Joseph B. Thomas
Norfolk, Va
Alma
A. Holmes
Honor Brook
Port Johnson
N. J
Wratusing
Bee
Portland
Georges Creek
Portsmouth
Philadelphias
Buck Ridge
Burnside
Portland i
Parker's Flats
Thomaston
Fort Point
Phenix
Newburyport
Schuylkill
John G. Chandler
Bennett Nord
Olsen
Puerto Plata
Pre
Charlottetown
Hawkesbury
Bristol
Buttress
Bluster
Hawes
Philadelphia
Duna
Triton
Benjamin
David Wallace
Liberty
I. Halenbach
Tareas
Spartan
Chandler
Alaska
Glendower and
Knickerbocker
S. O. Co
McGoldrick
Bayonne
Cumberland
Warrington
Waltham, Bartlett
Radnor
N. H
George M. Winslow
Nutty
Salem
Mass
Eckley
Perth
Olivia
Bris
Rawding
Clementsport
Onward
Kelloch
Rockland
Sarah Hill
Hunt
George R. Bradford
Littlefield
Lanesville
Annie
Reuben
Stonington
Mel
Herbert
Perkins
Rockport
James A. Stetson
Brown
Red Beach
Pderontan
Br.i
Liverpool
Eng
Cluett Peabody Shirts Featured By Local Dealer
Local dealer offers Cluett Peabody & Co shirts as good looking and comfortable. Monarch and Cluett shirts priced from $1.00 to $1.50, with available options for men and business wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluett-Peabody
Cluett
Monarch
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Boston Floating Hospital named station in cholera study
Arthur T. Kendall, Ph. D., chosen by Theobald Smith for the Rockefeller Institute cholera bacillus habitat study. Kendall, MIT and Johns Hopkins trained, will work with the Boston Floating Hospital staff and Dr Hibbert Hills and the Boston Board of Health laboratory this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Floating Hospital
Rocckefeller Institute
Theobald Smith
Massachusetts
Boston Floating Hospital
Arthur T. Kendall
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lawrence State Experiment Station
Johns Hopkins
Welch
Hibbert Winslow Hills
Boston Board Oer Health
Butc
Progressive Board of Health
Funeral of John H. Coffin Held in Malden
The funeral for John H. Coffin, who died Wednesday, was at his Malden home 20 Rockland Avenue. Rev. F. E. M. Hughes led the service with music by the Franklin Male Quartet. Interment followed at Forestdale Cemetery. Coffin, born 189 in West Amesbury, was a descendant of Tristam Coffin with a Revolutionary War ancestral line. He worked in saddlery hardware and lived in Malden since 1918, survived by a widow, a daughter Mrs. J. Austin Fynes, and two sons John H. Coffin Jr. and Allison E. Coffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
John H. Coffin
Rockland Avenue
Fe.m. Hughes
Franklin
Forestdale Cemetery
Mr. Coffin
West Amesbury
Merrimac
Tristam Coffin
Bunker Hill
Washington
Putnam Free School
Newburyport
Coffin
Boston
John H. Coffin, Jr
Allison EB. Coffin
J. Austin Fynes
New York
Old West End
L&8
House votes to override Bates veto on Boston pensioners ban
The Massachusetts House sustains two vetoes, voting 44 to pass over Governor Bates. A bill bars Boston pensioners from public employment elsewhere, and another veto upholding South Shore Street Railway Company incorporation faced opposition. Names of supporting members and opponents are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Clty
Boston
Bingham
Marlboro
Committee On Cities
Aylward
Brigham
Carey
Davis
Salem
Dean
Wakefield
Deitrick
Dempsey
Donahue
Dowd
Entwistle
Mitzgerald
Gavin
Gillpatrick
Hannan
Hayes
Kelley
Lynn
Lane
Linehan
MacCartney
Olney
O'Neil
Power
Ransden
Skerrett
Sleeper
Thorburn
Mitchell
Buttimer
Good
Curley
Lennon
Aldrich
Creed
Brooks
Canton
Kennedy
O'Rourke
Barr
Collins
Gartland
Mellen
Emery
Jackson
Fall River
O’hare
South Shore Street Railway Company
Callender
House
Messrs. Beck
Brewer
Chelsea
Castle
Methuen
Tremont Theatre To Open With Peggy From Paris
The Tremont Theatre will be dark Monday night and reopen Tuesday with Peggy from Paris starring Georgia Caine Josie Sadler William T. Tiledge George Schiller and other Boston favorites. Sherlock Holmes at the Boston Theatre features Herbert Kelesy Effie Shannon for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Theatre
Peggy
Paris
George Ade
Georgia Caine
Josie Sadler
William T. Tiledge
George Schiller
Boston
Herbert Kelesy
Effie Shannon
Grand Opera House
Tiliputians
Coon Hollow
Castle Square Theatre
William Gillette
Secret Service
Castle Square
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Bert Lytell
Belle Harper
Edith Eldredge
John E. Henshaw
Ward
Vokes
Majestic Theatre
Bnd Watters
Viola Allen
Hollis
Minnie Dupree
Rose O
Plymouth
the Park
Museum
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Fadettes
Keith
Jimmy Barry
Z2zell
Vernon
Trovollo
Chineie
Johnny Williams
Nat M. Wills
Howard
LeRoy and Woodford
Fred Wyckoff
Crosby
Toby Lyons
Palace Theatre
New Stock Company
Anna Held
the Tremont
Duchess
Pieece
Frank Daniels
Miss Simplicity
George Marion
Pauline Wall
the Hill
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Yew Publications
Olonial Rich, Harris and Chas
Today
Wed
Snap and CO
Shubert
Nixon
Zimmerman
John Henshaw
Toby Claude
Charles Wagner
My Dear
Mr. Wagner
Theodore Roosey
By Felix Adler
Dr. Adler
Ethical Culture Society
McClure
Puintnutrs & Co., PurRuIs Nheerrs
Young’s Hotel
National Association
Frederick FE
Douire
Lires Rootbeer
Charles E
Malvern
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
Down Town
Washington St
Back Bay
Boylston St
Essex House
Buenos
Shipping News
Austin & Stone
Guilette Brothers
Nickelodeon
W. L. Douglas
Patent Corona Kid
Patent
Corona Colt
W.L. Douglas
W.T. Douglas
Brockton, Mass
Summer St
Gourt St
Marinee
ODAY
Boston Theatre
Laswrence McCaaarty
Lessee and
Mgr
Herbert Kelcey
WM. Gillette
Sherlock Holmes
Thurston
Charles «Ruger
Nellie Daly
The
American League
Huntington Ave
Wright & T Dusen's
Cohen's Cigar
Oblast Shoe
Cor
Boylston
Nalaset
Rowe’s Wharf
Hell
Pemberton Landing
Nantasket
Pemberton
Tallang
G. P
Cushing
Gen. Mer
Wing Philip
Faure
Todaya Mavens
Tonart
Craig
Prince Karl
14Th St. Theatre
N. Y
the Royal Liliputians
Posterland
Hollis Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Romain Hall Caine
Boston Museum
Ss. Mats
Jodar and
Margare
Anglin
Charles Richman
Tremont
F. Ziegeubold, Jr
Little Duchess
Tel. Yit Tremont
Oxford
Hurqughfare
Bowdoin Mtettae
Bert Lrtell
Charlotte Hant
Romeo and Jalet
Howard Call
Oho
Jules
Ella Garrison
Mile. Latina
Marie Oakland
Vaudevillians
Radecliffe
Austin
IND
Stone’s Museum
Tremont Row
Mrs
Chauncy
Marian
Sadie Hnowlton
Dally Mars
Palace Blyids
Hasmarket
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