West End Electric Tragedy Claims Grocery Partner
Michael J. O Neill 28, of Warren Place and Williams & O Neill grocers at Dudley and Shirley, died after an electric car collision on Dudley Street. Witnesses described a swift accident as he rode his bicycle, turned to cross, and was struck by a following car. His body was taken to City Hospital. his partner Mr Williams mourns the loss. O Neill leaves a widowed mother and sisters.
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West End
Michael J. O'Neill
Mr. O'Neill
Warren Place
Williams & O'Neill
Dudley and
Shirley Streets
Dudley Street
Williams
O'Neill
Bachelors’ Club
Reading losses reveal over 1.5 million in Boston & Maine New York & New England deals
Isaac L. Rice, formerly Reading Railroad envoy in London, releases his audit showing losses totaling more than 1.5 million dollars on the Boston & Maine and New York & New England stock transactions. He cites collateral obligations and notes a cablegram and letter from McLeod claiming control of the New England roads without Reading obligations.
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Philadelphia
Isaac L. Rice
Reading Railroad Company
London
New York
Rice
McLeod
Newew England
Reading
Fortnightly Club Meets at Columbus Avenue Church
The Fortnightly Club held its regular meeting at the Columbus Avenue Universalist Church. Members including Mrs J Munroe Cook and Professor Charles Eliot Norton of Harvard contributed to the program. The next meeting is Monday May 22 with Norton to speak and Mrs Merri and Mrs Mor rill to sing. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Avenue
Charles Eliot Norton
Harvard
L. P. Merri
M. van Hovenberg Morrill
1492 Opens to Record Audience at Palmer's
A vast New York audience witnessed the opening of 1492 at Palmer's. The production drew rave notices with critics praising its vigor and scope. The reception suggests a long run and strong box office ahead.
Fight at a Benwood Cardona dance sparks riot
News from Benwood Ind reports a May 15 riot after a dance in which about sixty people clashed with chairs revolvers and knives. Thirty or more were cut or bruised and had to be carried from the scene as Cardona visitors joined Benwood in the melee amid lawmen failing to quell the fight.
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Brazil
Ind
Benwood
Cardona
Cadona
Battle at Dawson coke works leaves Hungarians hurt
A pitched clash at W. J. Barney's coke works in Dawson yesterday afternoon involved fifteen drunken Hungarians and fourteen deputized officers. Several Hungarians were left unconscious on the field and Deputies Gallatin Beatty Roach and Raymond were seriously injured as a posse of forty men is organized to round up suspects.
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Uniontown
Penn
W. J. Barney
Dawson
Vincent Gallatin
John Beatty
William Roach
Harry Raymond
Fatality at Neponset Station on Old Colony Tracks
William McClure 35, a West Quincy granite laborer and widower, was struck by an inbound locomotive near Neponset station while crossing toward the ticket office. He died en route to Massachusetts General Hospital. He leaves five children and resided on Robinson Street across from the Milton line. He was known for sober industrious habits.
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Old Colony
Neponset
William McClure
West Quincy
Massachusetts General Hospital
World’s Fair attendance nears record as open grounds debated
Chicago officials report nearly 100000 visitors possible if gates open Sunday with rail and cable lines bringing crowds. Dispute grows over Sunday opening while officials plan next week’s gates. Admissions to date exceed Philadelphia’s Centennial, and exteriors and grounds at Jackson Park near completion with landscaping and roads ready for the next phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas B. Bryan
The
Exposition Company
National Commissioners
Jackson Park
United States District Attorney
Milchrist
Olney
National Commission
Philadelphia
Bureau of Admissions
Governor Flower
Governor Russell
Massachusetts
Abram
Hewitt
Helen Gould
Newton Boulevard Plan Report Outlined by City Commission
The Newton Boulevard Commission reported to the Mayor and City Council detailing landowner support for a 120 foot wide boulevard from the Newton and Boston line to Centre Street and on toward Auburndale. Landowners propose land, cash and favorable terms amounting to about one third the estimated construction cost, with a final route and funding plan subject to acceptance as betterment alternatives.
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Newton
Newton Boulevard Commission
Centre Street
Auburndale
Newton and
Boston
Highway Committee
Auburn Street
Maple Street
Charles River
Auburndale Riverside Park
Aldermen Hear Petitions on Street Work and Memorial Plans
At yesterday’s meeting the Brookline Gas Light Company digging petitions were referred to streets and sewers. The Aldermen ruled the bicycle regulation issue within their scope. A report urged disposal of city garbage by utilization or cremation with plant locations and costs. G A R posts and veterans groups may form an executive committee to supervise Memorial Day grave decoration and funding requests due April. Mayor to appoint a committee for public institutions visit. July fourth funds discussed.
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Board of Aldermen
Brookline Gas Light Company
Common Council
Boston
Fall on Broadway Dashes Electric Car Injury
Lucius Ramsdall, 19, living at 26114 Bowen Street, fell over the dasher of an electric car on Broadway between H and I streets at 11 15 last night. He was taken to a druggist and then home after diagnosis of severe arm and hip injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius Ramsdall
Bowen Street
Broadway
Teamster John Crowley Injured in Broadway Crash
Early yesterday morning 22 year old John Crowley a teamster for T. F. Hughes was knocked unconscious when his wagon was struck by an electric vehicle on Broadway South Boston. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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John Crowley
T. F. Hughes
Broadway
Boston
Crowley
City Hospital
Acadia College Alumni Form First Foreign Alumni Association
The first alumni association of a foreign college in the United States was formed in Boston last evening by Acadia College graduates. Twenty Massachusetts leaders attended at the United States Hotel, electing officers led by President Rev Charles A Eaton and Secretary Benjamin A Lockhart. The group plans annual meetings in Boston to renew ties and support Alma mater with renewed membership efforts.
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United States
Boston
Acadia College
Nova Scotia
New England
Alma Mater
Charles A. Eaton
M. E. Smith
D.D.S
Benjamin A. Lockhart
Massachusetts
United States Hotel
B. A. Lockhart
B. H. Calkins
J. R. Stebbins
J. L. Lockhart
C. H. Miller
B. N. Lockhart
A. A. Palmer
C. M. Lunt
C. H. MccIntire
H. 8
Evangelical Alliance objects to Sunday opening of World's Fair
A telegram from the Evangelical Alliance of Boston to Attorney General Olney urges the federal government to keep the World's Fair gates closed on Sunday. It cites congressional action and 40,000,000 citizens, notes Cleveland's veto on Sunday events, and mentions Fort Sheridan troops to uphold national authority. A mass meeting at Shawmut Church is planned next Sunday at 3 p.m.
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Evangelical Alliance
Bromfield Street
M. E
Washington
Evangelical Alliance of
Boston
Treasury Building
United States
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Richard D. Olney
Washington, D. C
Shawmut Church
Kindergarten for the Blind Receives Lead Gifts and Appeals
Contributions include 5000 from Mrs. Warren B. Potter and 1000 each from Mrs. William Appleton Mrs. Joseph N. Fiske Mrs. N. Thayer Sr. Mrs. Benjamin S. Rotch and a contributor labeled A Friend. Treasurer Edward Jackson at 5% State Street says demands have doubled since last year and urges further gifts.
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Kindergarten For the
Warren B. Potter
William Appleton
Joseph N. Fiske
N. Thayer, Sr
Benjamin S. Rotch
Edward Jackson
State Street
Kindergarden
Cribb Club Spring Meet Ends With Decisive Wins
Last night the Cribb Club hosted three boxing matches in front of a large crowd. Tom Lucas defeated Tommy Chandler after ten rounds, Dick O'Brien overwhelmed an ailing Jimmy Conley in four rounds, and Billy Wilson beat Jack Madson in six rounds as Fallon ducked early.
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Cribb Club
Tom Lucas
Tommy Chandler
Lucas
Jimmy Conley
Dick O’brien
James
Conley
Billy Wilson
Jack Madson
Fallon
Wilson
Electrician Farnum Hosts Eliot Club Telephonic Evening
Mr. S H Farnum of New England Telephone & Telegraph Company spoke at the Eliot Club in Jamaica Plain with about 200 attendees. A Chicago connection via New York linked conversations over a 2000 mile wire while music played near the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Farnum
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Eliot Club
Jamaica Plain
Eliot Hall
Chicago
New York
Wilkes Barre Beats Providence to End Home Streak
In the Eastern League at Providence Wilkes Barre rallied from a 7-0 deficit to tie the game in the eighth and win in the ninth. Staltz opened the late rally with a two bagger and scored on Slattery’s single, Irwin added a hit, Sales belted a home run, and Lachance stole second and scored on Staltz’s hit for the decisive run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Grays
Lachance
Hhe
Staltz
Troy Defeats Erie Despite Donavan Slumps
Erie defeated Troy today 9 to 7 as Clarke led at bat and Donavan pitched well except for two rough innings. Johnson made a sensational catch while Simons and Vandyke contributed solid fielding. Batteries Clarke and Bergen for Erie, Donovan and Cahill for Troy.
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Troy
Eerie
Clarke
Donovan
Johnson
Simons
Vandyke
Wites
Erle
Irors
Hine
Bergen
Cahill
Baseball Talk and Pitching Moves Stir Boston Plans
Manager Selee aims to improve Boston by seeking top college pitcher Sexton to bolster Vichels and Stivetts. Rosie and McMahon face Stivetts and Ganzel in a likely strong matchup after Jack returned from trainer Jimmy Walsh. Goddard Seminary edged Vermont Methodist 10 to 8. a Cleveland game with Louisville was postponed by rain.
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Sec
Carter
Sexton
Brown Tays
Boston Nine
Vichels
Stivetts
Staley
Nash
Continental Clothing House
Rosie
McMahon
Ganzel
Jack
Jimmy Walsh
Selee
Frank
Mark Baldwin
Boston
Goddard Seminary
Vermont Methodist Seminary
Barre
Cleveland
Louisville
Brooklyn Handicap Headlines Opening Day at Gravesend
The Brooklyn handicap highlighted a strong opening card at Gravesend N Y with fast times across six races. Winners included Kingston in five furlongs, Rainbow by Sport in a mile event, Chateau in the expectation stakes, Diablo in the Brooklyn handicap, Token by Josie in four furlongs two year olds, and Harvest by Lyceum in six furlongs.
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Gravesend
N. Y
Brooklyn
Kingston
Dr. Hasbrouck
Rainbow
Sport
St. Domingo
Chateau
Black Hawk
Burlington
Diablo
Lamplighter
Leonawell
Josie
Lord Nelson
Harvest
Lyceum
Mordette
Gloucester Races Report From May 15 Card
The May 15 program at Gloucester features six races with multiple horse winners. First race five furlongs selling Mor ton takes top honors over Don Lucy and Clover dale. time 1:04 ¾. Second race for three-year-olds, Artillery wins with Charon second and Sweet Alice third. Eli is disqualified for fouling after finishing first. Third race seven and a half furlongs selling Blackwood wins, Mond lece second, Wallace G. third. time 1:41 ¼. Fourth race six and one half furlongs selling Knapp wins, Oberlin second, Miss Belle third. time 1:25 ¾. Fifth race five and one half furlongs for two-year-olds Despair wins with Pansy second and Dave Devil third. time 0:45. Sixth race six and a quarter furlongs selling Joe Carter wins, Major B. second, Extra third. time 1:23.
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Gloucester
N. J
Morton
Don Lucy
Cloverdale
Artillery
Charon
Sweet Alice
Eli
Blackwood
Mondlece
Wallace G
Knapp
Oberlin
Miss Belle
Despair
Pansy
Dave Devil
Seling
Joe Carter
Major B
Extra
New Athletic Park at Oak Island Grove Planned
J J Sweeney will fit Oak Island Grove for modern athletic ground with a larger track and a diagonal 100 yard dash path. The six lap mile will replace entries. facilities include a jumping path and spectator seats near the entrance will be removed. Sweeney has leased grounds for Aug 17 Caledonian Club carnival and holds a three year lease with rail line access for picnics and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Island Grove
J J. Sweeney
Oakland Garden
Caledonian Club
Sweeney
Relay Race Planned by Eastern Connecticut Cycling League
Rockville officials announce a sixty mile relay bicycle race from Rockville to New London via Willimantic and Norwich in June. The Eastern Connecticut Cycling League includes clubs in Rockville Willimantic Norwich and New London. Four riders from each club will carry the dispatches.
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Rockville
Conn
Eastern Connecticut Cycling League
New London
Willimantic
Norwich
Child struck by express near Park's Corner
Katie Lavelle, two, daughter of William Lavelle, living at Park's Corner in South Framingham, was struck on the railroad track by the New York limited express at 5 20. She sustained serious injuries to the head and eyes and escaped instant death by a narrow margin.
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South Framingham
Katie
William Lavelle
Park’s Corner
New York Limited Express
Fire destroys Ogdensburg cold storage with vast egg loss
In Watertown on May 15 a blaze consumed the Mitchell & Dexter cold storage house at Ogdensburg. The building valued at $20,000 burned, and 850000 dozen eggs worth about $50,000 were completely lost, with insurance covering the structure. The owners are Koston men.
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Watertown
N. Y
Mitchell & Dexter
Ogdensburg
Koston Men
Commodore Con Doherty Triumphs After Fallon Wilson Showdown
Commodore Con Doherty of the Safetys gains a $400 larger roll following winning results in Fallon Wilson and O'Brien Conley battles, and he wears a broad smile noticing the victory.
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Commodore Con Doherty
Fallon-Wilson
O’brien- Conley
East Boston civic meeting and harbor progress noted
At the Citizens' Trade Association monthly meeting in Grand Army Hall City Surveyor Humbert and Dr Samuel H Durgin will be guests. Humbert to speak on East Boston's future probabilities and possibilities while Durgin discusses the Metropolitan Sewerage System and sanitary conditions.
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Citizens’ Trade Association
Grand Army Hall
Humbert
Samuel H. Durgin
Board of Health
Boston
Dr. Durgin
East Boston
P. Houghton
Marginal Street
East Boston Associates
Simpson's Dry Dock
New England
Central Square Park
Loyal Legion
Maverick
Harmony Castle
Saratoga Band
Emerson School
South Boston Man Struck By Streetcar Dasher
John Crowley 32 employed by T S Hewes was struck on the back by a streetcar dasher on Dorchester avenue near Silver street. He was taken to Station 6 with spinal injury and a severe forehead cut. Eyewitnesses say the motorman did not warn or brake.
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John Crowley
T. S. Hewes
Dorchester Avenue
Silver Street
Lane
City Hospital
W. A. Howe
Pilgrim Hall
A A. Cole
H. W. Hubb
Genevieve Hubb
Lillia Kelly
Mosskowski
Farragut
Marine Park
East Broadway
R. H. White
Lawley
S. S. Rich
City Point
Edmund J. Elton
South Boston
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Union Hall
Community events mark Somerville evening programs
A memorial concert for the late John Corbett drew a large Union Hall audience with performers including Maynard Coffin Barrymore Chapman Leslie and Professor Vernell. The Y M C A hosted its second annual banquet with council members present. Unity Council Royal Arcanum celebrated fifteen years with an address by Past Grand Regent Henry Goodwin. St Thomas's Girls Friendly Society held a Bacon Hall fair featuring a gypsy camp. Mystic Valley Club hosts Ladies Night at the American House with speakers Coffin Capen and Cumminges. Old Powder House.
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John Corbett
Union Hall
Messrs
Maynard and Coffin
Charles H. Barrymore
Charles Chapman
George B. Leslie
Professor Vernell
Young Men’s Congress
Unity Council
Royal Arcanum
Henry Goodwin
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. Thomas’s Church
Relief Corps Assigned to Brighton Visit Afternoon
Cambridge notes report Relief Corps Nos 2 27 and 66 will visit the Brighton corps this afternoon. Ernest Pratt, son of City Messenger Frank L Pratt, was killed by an electric shock at Pomona California Saturday and buried there yesterday. Funeral services were held at W W Pratt’s residence on Trowbridge street with a large turnout and a touching eulogy by Rev Dr McKenzie. Floral tributes were numerous and the Chronicle moved into a new building yesterday. The mayoralty buzz is said to be affecting two aldermen. Charley Jones receives appointment as assistant city messenger and will depart for Manual Training. The Water Board with water supply committee inspects Fresh Pond and Stony Brook today. Aldermen to act on druggists licenses tonight. C C Fosgate the pianist who left Cambridge for the Pacific slope a month ago has improved his time and married Anna South of San Diego April 29. HARVARD BRIDGE.
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Relief Corps
Brighton Corps
Frank L. Pratt
Ernest
Pomona
Cal
W. W. Pratt
Trowbridge Street
McKenzie
Chronicle
Charley Jones
City Messenger
Charley
Arevel
Water Board
Committee On Water Supply
Fresh Pond
Stony Brook
Board of Aldermen
Cc. O. Fosgate
Cambridge
Pacific Slope
San Diego
Anna
Harvard Bridge
Dr Warren Denies Glove Story On Boston University
President Warren told a Post reporter that last night’s Globe story claiming demoralization among Boston University students is entirely unfounded. He said the tale is outrageous and manufactured, noting no Theologs exist who are not Methodists and no missions to Madagascar or the Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Boston University
Globe
Post
Madagascar
Congo
Back Bay
Democrats Name Proctor for City Committee VP
At a Ward 23 meeting last evening the Democrats voted to present F. F. Proctor as a candidate for vice-president of the Democratic city committee at the meeting next Friday night.
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Ward 23
F. F. Proctor
Democratic City Committee
Doctor offers two weeks free treatment at city offices
To sufferers from catarrh bronchitis lung trouble dyspepsia rheumatism kidney skin and blood Dr. Dewey the specialist will furnish two weeks treatment and medicine free His offices are at 40 Tennyson street corner Columbus avenue near Providence depot and are open daily till 8 pm except Sundays 10 to 4 pm.
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Dewey
Tennyson Street
Columbus Avenue
Providence Depot
Sudden Death of Mrs Mary Frances Williams Noted in Charlestown
The widow of Dr J A Williams of Monument square Worcester, Mrs Mary Frances Williams, died suddenly last Sunday in Charlestown where she was a social and musical favorite. Funeral from 15 Monument square this afternoon at 2.
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Mary Frances Williams
J. A. Williams
Monument Square
Worcester
Charlestown
Vesuvius
Navy Yard
Marblehead
James Griffith
Tremont Street
Naval Battalion
Court Orient
Knights
Memorial Hall
O’connell Assembly
Knights of Labor
John Hurley
Doyle
Division 15
Bohemian Club
Monument Hall
Bunker Hill
Allston Club Adjourns. Bowling Match at Wood’s Alleys
An adjourned Allston Club meeting and a major bowling match at Wood’s new alleys on Boylston street are planned. Teams include J H Aubin L P Phinney A R Smith C B Tucker F C Weitz against G I Taft G W Hand D Baldwin R W Frost W H Emerson.
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Allston
Wood
Boylston Street
Tremont Street
J. H. Aubin
L. P. Phinney
A. R. Smith
C. B. Tucker
F. C. Weitz
G. I.taft
G. W. Hand
D. Baldwin
R. W. Frost
W. H. Emerson
Congregational Church
A. B. Collier
W. M. Peach
Cambridge Street
Frank Kimball
Fred Roelfson
Gardner Street
Miss Chase
Cambridge
Beacon Park
Medford Notes: Public Works, Race Delays, and New Depot
The Medford Aldermen won’t meet again until June 5. A large Gipsy Moth Commission crew is at work in West Medford. Patrick Connors bought Captain J. B. Look's estate. Linscott road race riders faced delays in the square as men paved streets. H W Ridings broke down near the Malden line on Salem street. CG H Brewer plans a new piazza on Washington street. Citizens question Common Salem street improvements for public use. The Glenwood depot nears completion with fast progress on grounds and concrete walks, promising one of the Boston and Maine’s handsomest wooden depots at Mystic Park.
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Gipsy Moth Commission
West Medford
Patrick Connors
J. B. Look
Salem Street
Glenwood
Boston & Maine Mystic Park
Everett Bicyclist Race Draws Local Visitors
Residents visited Malden yesterday to watch a bicycle race while Chelsea street undergoes repairs. The Young Americans rallied with Campbell and Goddard on the mound and bases, Grant at short, and FitzGeralds in the outfield as they seek games with city clubs. The Board of Trade plans a banquet at Everett Hall on May 24 with Mayor Matthews of Boston and several state officials expected to attend.
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Chelsea Street
Campbell
Catcher
Goddard
Pitcher
Rodd
N. Conrad
Grant
Shortstop
Blake
T. Fitzgerald
Board of Trade
Everett Hall
Matthews
Boston
Wolcott
Charles F., Adams
Samuel W. McCall
F. W. Kittredge
Broadway
Dorchester Notes on Local Games and Meetings
West End workers prepare to play baseball at a town field with John Donovan expected as center fielder. Linden Outing Club hosts a smoke talk with impromptu entertainment. St Peter's T A and L Society meets at Dorchester Music Hall for usual activities. A planned Decoration Day game pits the ball team against St Augustine's Y M C A.
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West End
Upham’s Corner
Meeting House Hill
Billy Rogers
John Donovan
Linden Outing Club
Glover's Corner
St. Peter’s T. A. and L. Society
Dorchester Music Hall
St. Augustine's Y. M. C. A
Dorchester Avenue
Grove Hall
Along the Water Front and Harbor News Update
The article notes mackerel arriving near T wharf and mentions Frederick Dolbeare of 522 Atlantic Avenue recovering at home in Allston. A floating unknown man, about 60, washed ashore near Constitution wharf and was sent to North Grove Street Morgue. The Julia N. schooner from Portugal sits at harbor for Grand Banks fishing amid weather delays. The City of Macone resumes service after dry docking and a boiler change. the Ethel Maud and Mildred items appear with minor notes.
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T Wharf
Frederick Dolbeare
Atlantic Avenue
Allston
Harbor
Constitution Wharf
North Grove Street
Boston
Winthrop
North End
Austin Dining
S. Margin Street
John Egleston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Julia N
Figuera
Portugal
Provincetown
Carrie D. Allen
Grand Banks
City of Macone
Social events fill Fremont Hall and city groups meet
A busy night features the Social Three at Fremont Hall with a large attendance. The Alfareta Council visits Monpanaquin Daughters of Pocahontas and exemplifies degree work. The McGlew Irish Federation branches enroll many new members. A First Baptist entertainment and Pythian Rink benefit draw crowds for Thomas Creaven.
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Fremont Hall
Alfareta Council
Monpanaquin Council
Daughters of Pocahontas
Malden
Board of Aldermen
D. W. Lee
R. E. Lee
Denver
Baptist National Convention
Mme. Barutio
Academy of Music
Alpha Lodge
Gould Hall
McGlew
The
Irish Federation
First Baptist Church
Pythian Rink
Thomas Creaven
Sors
F. S. Marsh
Frances Habhorn
Lulu Richards
Petite Alice Brown
George Killian
Flora Marsh
Loughcote Mansurgh
State House news on bills for station, gas power
The treasury committee of the Senate is expected to report adversely on a bill to build a union passenger station due to cost concerns tied to the Hoosac Tunnel project. In the House the gas issue surfaces with the committee on manufactures opposing candle power price regulation. A substitute proposal would grant dollar gas to large cities over 200000, excluding Charlestown Jamaica Plain and East Boston, but no decision is reached.
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Treasury Committee
Senate
Hoosac
Committee On Manufactures
Hoar
Charlestown
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Chelsea Council Deliberates Street Improvements and Police Petition
The Chelsea Common Council referred petitions for street improvements and watering to the joint highways and bridges committee. The highways and bridges panel urged paving and edgestone setting in several streets and sent the report to the finance committee. A private hearing on a petition from about fifty Hebrew citizens seeking enhanced police protection was held by the police committee.
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Joint
Standing Committee On
Chelsea Common Council
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Hyde
Newtonville
Christian Alliance
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C. K. Darling
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