Ten Thousand Sent for Irish Fund From Buffalo Convention
The first instalment of 10000 dollars pledged at the Buffalo convention was sent to the Irish parliamentary fund in Dublin by T. B. Fitzpatrick. Meetings in Philadelphia New York and Montreal generated substantial sums and Redmond Devlin and Boyle spoke in several cities before Redmond cut short his tour to return to Westminster.
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Buffalo
National Trustees
The
Irish Parliamentary Fund
Dublin
T. B. Fitzpatrick
United Irish League
America
Symphony Hall
New York City
Redmond
Devlin
Boyle
Philadelphia
Ireland
T. P. O’connor
Canada
Toronto
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec
Messrs
Devlin and
Pittsburg
Penn
Chicago
New York
Celtic
Westminster
Mr. Redmond
Holyoke
Worcester
Springfield
Daniel Boyle
Far West
Fitzpatrick
Boston
Mass
Patrick O'Donnell
Raphoe
John HE. Redmond
Irish Party
John Fitzgibbon
Roscommon County Council
United Irish League of America
Gates
John E. Redmond
M. P
T. P. O'Connor
Joseph Devlin
National
Stage Highlights and Openings in Boston Theatres
Boston audiences will see The Chocolate Soldier at the Majestic with Lois Elwell leading F. C. Whitney's company. Multiple theatres announce new and closing shows including The Girl and the Drummer, The Talk of the Town at Castle Square, The Turning Point at Grani Opera House, and The Lily at Hollis. Big names like Gertrude Elliott, John Barrymore, Marie Doro, and The Arcadians draw crowds as schedules shift through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Majestic
F. C. Whitney
Lois Elwell
John Craig
Castle Square
Grani Opera House
Barney Gilmore
Hollis
Gertrude Elliott
Shubert Theatre
The Family Comes to Boston Tuesday at Globe Theatre
The Globe Theatre opens Robert H. Davis play The Family Tuesday night with the original cast led by John Westley and Julie Herne. Set in a Springfield hotel, the plot centers on a daughter's confession to her mother as the production tours from Chicago to New York. Special ticket pricing aims to make the show accessible to all audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Globe
Boston
King Manuel
Jane Courthope
Will H. Murphy
Blanche Nichols
Gene Greene
Nelson
Otto
B. F. Keith
Baker and
Doyle
the Howard
Globe Theatre
Robert H. Davis
Chicago
New York
John Westley
Julie Herne
Springfield
Fishermen endure gale as catches pour in at wharf
Last Wednesday a severe gale battered the local fishing fleet. Captain Manuel Enos reported a lull at 4 am before winds rose again. crew jettisoned fish to keep dories afloat, many exhausted and hungry. Thirteen vessels arrived with 295,900 pounds of fish including haddock, cod, hake, pollock, and cusk. Prices ranged from 1 to 6 cents per pound, with haddock selling at 6 1 4 cents and hake at 3 1 2. A Marquette wireless update placed it 900 miles east of Boston Light en route to Hoosac docks, while a recovered Cesr Gomez departs for Azores after hospital stay.
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Manuel Enos
William A. Morse
Oak
Enos
Annie Perry
Haddock
Mary T. Fallon
Pol- Haddock
Cod
Hake
Lock
Ethel B. Penney
Helen B. Thomas
B. Atwood
Wee Wm
A. Morse
Motor Wallacy
Thomas Brundage Wee
James & Her
Diana Ts Ois
Red Star
Marquette
Antwerp
Boston
A. £. Tribe
Hoosac
Charlestown
Cesar Gomez
St. Michaels
Azores Islands
Carney
Providence
Shipping News Update From Oct 15 Almanac
Arrivals include Mass nautical training ship Ranger at Alexandria Virginia and multiple steamers and schooners such as Lancastrian City of Memphis and Elizabeth Palmer. Vessels cleared include Verona and Wray Castle with barges in tow and routes from Baltimore New York Newport News and Jamaica Port Morant. High tides and daylight hours noted with sunrises at 5 56 and sunset 5 04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numidian
Glasgow
Pretoria
Hamburg
Baltimore
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Dingley
St. John
N. B
Portland
Eastport
Juniata
Norfolk
Newport News
H. M. Whitney
New York
Lackawanna
Boken
N. J
Orion
Devon
Mass
Ranger
Low
Alexandria
Fortay
London
City of Memphis
Hammond
Savannah
Ontario
Bond
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
Dorothy
Benner
Tampa
Fla
Transportation
Hersey
Herman Winter
Colberth
Camden
Brown
Bangor
City of
Henry Clay
Monitor
Watuppa
Newport
Greenwood
Elizabethport
Neponset
Sears
Sandwich
Savage
Hand
Boxer
Bowden
Standard
Lingo
Theoline
Cummings
Jacksonville
Addie M. Lawrence
Ross
Norfhoe Brooks
Barlow
Lavolta
Belduty
Jersey City
Ervin J. Luce
Rockport
Sunbeam
Kennebec River
Elizabeth Gilbert
Cole
Georgetown
Charles F. Mayer
Elizabeth Palmer
Navy to abandon oil burners on battleships
Washington Oct 14 The Navy Department will partially or wholly abandon oil fuel burning equipment on some battleships. Lieutenant-Commander Orrin G Murfin of the North Dakota says letters from his ship report changes underway and that the settling tank will be dispensed with to prevent water in oil from sparking fires in coal flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Orrin G. Murfin
North Dakota
Hampton Roads
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Murfin
Final Report on Bank Loss in York County Savings Bank
Five hundred depositors of the York County Savings Bank heard the final report of the committee aiding the bank trustees. The panel found from a private ledger of Treasurer Richmond H. Ingersoll that about 193000 of the 300000 shortage resulted from bad investments between 1874 and 1903, with the losses charged to profit and loss over the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
York County Savings Bank
Richmond H. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Mrs Glover Wins Court Victory Over Brother In Waltham
Mrs Lillian M Glover widow of a Waltham murder victim wins a property dispute over her brother Tobie LaBlanc regarding the Glover home on Main Street Waltham. Judge Hitchcock ordered reconveyance after finding Mrs Glover supplied all funds for the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian M. Glover
Waltham
Tobie LaBlanc
Glover
Main Street
Hattie LaBlanc
Middlesex County
Hitchcock
New Warren School Head Louis D Cook of Everett
Louis D Cook appointed head of Warren School Everett born Ellsworth Maine. Educated Ellsworth High 1898 Bridgewater Normal 1902 played football. held multiple principal posts including Glendale Stockbridge Bradstreet North Andover Exeter Nichols Everett. Elected Everett Teachers Club president Oct 6 and active in education groups. Resides in Everett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Cook
Warren School
Everett
Ellsworth
Ellsworth High School
Bridgewater State Normal School
Glendale Grammar School
Stockbridge
Bradstreet Grammar School
North Andover
Boys’ Grammar School
Exeter
N. H
Nichols School
Everett Evening School
Teachers’ Club
Whose Auto Is This The Boston Post Photo Feature
A Boston Post caption contest offers a five dollar gold piece to any driver who identifies themselves in the daily or Sunday auto photos printed by the paper. Yesterday’s car belonged to Robert Richardson of Brookline, a W. H. Canterbury employee, a 35 horsepower Little Six Stevens. Another Brookline resident, Joseph Driscoll, owned the Sunday Maxwell Roadster, 22 horsepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Boston
Post
The
Washington Street
Robert Richardson
Brookline
W. H. Canterbury
Joseph Driscoll
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the Press Publishing Co
Tou
Lee
Har Jhat
Time
Tremont
John Barrymore
Mary Ryan
Marie Doro
Park Theatre
Annie Laurie
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Weber
Waldron
Columbia
James H. Curtin
Carmelo
Harry Hastings
Gaiety
Beg Stile
Peliver
Tirooda
Gehan Tre Credit Company
Strouse & Bros
High Art
Maryland
Fashion
Rochester
Frankel System
Character
Washington ST
Peoplescor
Winter ST
Credit CO
George M. Warner
Barton, N
Shipping News
Verona
Port Morant
Kingston Jam
Wray Castle
NAVY
No. Dakota
Mrs. Glover
Hargedon
LYNCH
Hanover Street
Blackstone Strey
Greater Boston
Clothing ON Credit Department Store
Boyle Bros
Credit Clothiers
Old South End
Pleasant Street
Broadway
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