Great Dublin Works Convention Opens to Unite Irish Nationalists
The Irish race conference in Leinster Hall opens with 2000 delegates from Britain, Ireland, the U S A and beyond. Leaders urge a united Irish party under majority rule, while Healyites and Parnellites stay aloof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Leinster Hall
Great Britain
Ireland
United States
Canada
Australia
South Africa
Patrick O’donnell
Raphoe
Justin McCarthy
M. P
O’donnell
Toronto
John Walsh
Commission
Alfred Webb
Father Ryan
Denis O'Callaghan
Boston
Archbishop Williams
Dean Harris
Patrick Dunlevy
Philadelphia
America
James Duggan
Norwich
Conn
Dennis O’reilly
Edward Tracy
Patrick Kinney
John W. Corcoran
P. J. Timmins
John Cashman
James O’sullivan
M. D
Martin Fitzgerald
Manchester
N. H
George G. Marshall
Milford
P.W. Wrenn
Bridgeport
First Annual Graduating Exercises at Boston Almshouse Nursy
Seven graduates completed training at the Boston Almshouse and Hospital Training School for Nurse Attendants in a ceremony at the Long Island chapel. Emily Bedford and six others received diplomas in the program led by Dr Heath and Superintendent Dr Cogswell. The event included essays, a class history, a song, and a closing dance with attendees and officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Almshouse and Hospital Training School
New Chapel
Long Island
Emily Bedford
Addie G. Flood
Alice Proctor
Lena Boutillier
Mary Carman
Mary McAdam
Mary McManus
Heath
Putnam Bradlee
Conry
Woburn
Cogswell
Island
Herbert Honors On Board Desperate During Trial Trip
The Hon. Hilary A. Herbert United States Secretary of the Navy rode aboard the British torpedo boat Destroyer Desperate on her trial trip at the Nore today. He was accompanied by Lieutenant-Commander W S Cowles naval attaché of the U S embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hilary A. Herbert
United States
Desperate
Nore
Herbert
W. S. Cowles
Fire Devastates Dupont Rouge Deck in Havre
A blaze destroyed the Dupont Rouge deck and two warehouses holding cotton and lard in Havre on September 1. Officials report damage around $200,000. Fire crews battled the flames but could not save the structures. The incident prompted investigations into origin and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Dupont Rouge
Queen's Train Death Sparks Royal Line Accident
The Queen arrived at Balmoral today as the pilot engine of a royal train struck near the line killing a signalman. The incident occurred while the royal procession was en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmoral
Royal the Line
Back Bay Burglary Report Dr. Henry Jackson Home
The first Back Bay burglary of the vacation season occurred at 309 Marloro Street in the residence of Dr. Henry Jackson. The thief took four silver knives ten silver spoons a calfskin satchel a gray fall overcoat plaid lining a black pack coat and vest and two briarwood pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay
Henry Jackson
Marloro Street
Twenty Fine Trotting Horses To Be Sold At Friend Street Sale
On Thursday at 10 o'clock a sale at the combination sale stable 243 and 245 Friend Street features twenty full-blooded high bred trotting and family horses. They are guaranteed sound with warranty through Friday night September 4. Prospective buyers are urged to inspect and test ride the horses before the sale. several extra fine animals are listed among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combination Sale
Friend Street
Everett Council Alters Webster School Repair Funding
The Everett Common Council discussed Webster School repairs on Elm Street and, opposing Aldermen, agreed to transfer funds. Mayor Henderson argued police funds could cover the work without harming the department. Councilman Allen warned patrol deficits in underserved areas. An amended order redirected $600 from the park department for the repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Park Department
No Poison Found in Stomach of Mrs. Crampsey at Inquest
Medical Examiner W H Clark received Professor Hill’s chemical analysis of Mrs. Eliza Crampsey’s stomach after her Aug 6 death at Grape Island Hotel. Hill reports no poison. An inquest is set for tomorrow in Town Hall with Assistant DA notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
W. H. Clark
Professor Hill
Eliza Crampsey
Crampsey
Grape Island Hotel
Newburyport
Cambridge
Clark
Sayward
Town Hall
Death of Miss Emily Robinson in Dorchester
Miss Emily Robinson, returning from a vacation, was found dead in her bed Tuesday morning at her father's home on 8 Everett Street Dorchester. Police found a leak in a gas fixture during their inspection as they searched for a cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Robinson
Everett Street
Dorchester
Former Coney Island Judge Sutherland Freed on Election Conspiracy Conviction
Kenneth F. Sutherland once police justice for Coney Island is discharged after serving sentences for election law violations and conspiring to hide election registry lists. He received one year at King's County and eighteen months at Sing Sing plus a $500 fine.
Democratic State Convention Prep In Concord
Granite State Democrats hold a caucus as delegates and the state committee prepare for the upcoming convention. Chairman John T. Amey presides while Samuel B. Page proposes a county report committee. a ten member panel is chosen after a substitute fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
John T. Amey
Samuel B. Page
Woodsville
Frank F. Fernald
Dover
Amey
Page
Burglary Reported in Charlestown Home on Everett Street
Two unknown men entered the residence of John Bartlett at 44 Everett Street Charlestown yesterday afternoon while Mrs. Bartlett and children were away. They stole $13 in cash and a silver watch. The suspects gave the children money to buy candy. Police at Station 15 have no leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bartlett
Everett Street
Charlestown
Olympic Grounds
H. C. Magee
Magee
Birdie Lewis
Boyton Show
Miss Lewis
Monte Cristo
Charles F. Adams
Adams
Everett Notes Placed By Boston Firm at Premium
Blodgett Merritt & Co. of Boston were awarded the city of Everett notes totaling 350 97, offered at 4 12 percent yesterday with a premium of 2.90 dollars per thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodgett, Merritt & Co
Boston
Everett
Faithful prepare for final baptism as river test proceeds
Report describes a large group surrounding a river baptism led by Stutzke. Elderly participants, some with heart disease, endure cold water while others urge them onward. After immersion, leaders serve hot coffee and discuss awaiting the predicted end as believers await further events.
Plunging baptism in cold water claimed as heavenly rite
The account describes a televised baptism where women waded into cold water until submerged and were declared to be transfigured. A vivacious follower rejects doubt while others wonder about possible heavenly outcomes and a predicted end of the world by Stutzke.
Work or Bread Protests Spark Italian Arrivals in Woonsocket
In Woonsocket Rhode Island on September 1 a rally of over 300 unemployed workers from many nationalities, led by cries of Work or bread, protested the arrival of 75 Italian laborers from Boston for sewer work contracted by Frank L. Allen of Worcester. The city, already with 1000 idle laborers and widespread business downturn, shows 1100 people aided by the poor overseers. The meeting in a vacant Carrington avenue lot adjourned to Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
R. I
Boston
Frank L. Allen
Worcester
Carrington Avenue
Lebanon Savings Bank Enjoined In New Hampshire
Lebanon NH September 1 The Lebanon Savings Bank one of the oldest savings institutions in the state was enjoined from receiving or paying deposits Solon A Peck president and Charles E Cooper treasurer stated the bank is solvent with assets of 968155 and liabilities of 911421 The bank commissioner examined the bank July 20 and found all assets good about 350 depositors are affected and trustees assure no one will lose a dollar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
N. H
Lebanon Savings Bank
New Hampshire
Solon A. Peck
Charles E. Cooper
F. C. Churchill
Convention Aims to Curb Whiskey Output in Cleveland
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on September 1 wholesalers report a Cleveland convention will press distilleries to reduce whiskey production. Excess supply has left wholesalers with stock unsold, forcing deep discounting to unload inventory and relieve the de moraled trade conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
Cleveland
Two Agile Women Escape as Horse Frightens Carriage
Miss Alberta Carruth of No. 3 Irving street Everett and a friend narrowly escaped when a frightened horse driven by them dashed down Matthew street yesterday. They leaped clear as the horse crashed into a telegraph pole and the carriage was demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Carruth
Irving Street
Everett
Matthew Street
Hor ragan Judged Insane After Beacon Street Seizure
Timothy C Hor ragan arraigned in District Court on a charge of chasing Mrs Evans and her sister from Wellesley Hills and Watertown. He forced entry into Mrs M J Fitzgeralds Beacon street home with a carving knife, was captured after a fierce struggle, and declared insane then sent to Westboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Timothy C. Horragan
Roxbury
Cambridge
Brockton
District Court
Kennedy
Evans
Wellesley Hills
Manning
Watertown
M. J. Fitzgerald
Beacon Street
Westboro
Witness in Fuller case linked to White Wings crew member
First Mate Nickles of the barkentine White Wings testified as a witness in the Herbert Fuller case in Boston a week ago and is free on bail while residing in Portland Maine. Henry Reinwold, aboard White Wings during a Baltimore voyage with Bram and Nickles, was questioned by the district attorney and released without bond as his testimony was deemed of little value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Fuller
Nickles
Barkentine White Wings
United States
Boston
Portland
Henry Reinwold
Bram
White Wings
Baltimore
Worcester Fair Opens at Agricultural Park
The second annual Bay State fair in Worcester opened today with a light crowd as a preliminary day. Governor’s day tomorrow is expected to draw larger attendance. Acting Governor Roger Wolcott arrives at 10:10 and will be escorted by military units to the grounds to give a speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Agricultural Park
Roger Wolcott
Malden Aldermen Approve High School Grounds Grading Fund
Malden Aldermen on September 1 voted to appropriate 3500 for grading the new High School grounds. Mayor Perry of Medford urged Malden cooperation on a petition to the Legislature to fix the boundary line at Creek Head. The city treasurer was authorized to borrow 100000 in anticipation of taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Perry
Medford
Creek Head
Aldermen Back Public Baths Plan and Maintenance
In Brockton on September 1 the Board of Aldermen approved Councilman Bedford's order on public baths. A committee including Ballford Sullivan Norling Jackson Tilden the Mayor and Common Council president was formed to study location and upkeep costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Board of Aldermen
Bedford
Ballford
Sullivan
Norling
Jackson
Tilden
Common Council
Boston Audiences Fregoli Enthroned at Park Theatre
The Park Theatre welcomed Italian performer Fregoli with a record ovation last night led by Mayor Josiah Quincy and a Spanish consul delegation. A wreath and welcome letter followed in the second act as a cosmopolitan crowd hailed his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Theatre
Fregoli
Boston
Josiah Quincy
the Park
Exedia
Rome
Madrid
Argentine Republic
New York
Boston Theatre
Pretty Maude Adams
Rosemary
Empire Theatre
Roland Reed
Museum
Marie Dressler
Hollis
Long Island
Lady Slavey
Gerard Russo
Nahant
Julie King
the Tremont
Sidney Grant
Angie Norton
Keith
Miss Norton
Castle Square Theatre
Pang
Lottie le Vyne
New Grand Theatre
Marie Stuart
James F. Hoey
Lizzie B. Raymond
Haines
Pettingill
Hines
Remington
Lillian
James Kennedy
Wills
Collins
Nelson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irish Unity
Pope
Father O'Callaghan
M’carthy
Blake
Almshouse and Hospital School
Seg
Council
M’kane
Kenneth Sutherland
Granite State Democrats
Eresee
Rane
Invisible Elevator Co
145Aremont Street
Ton, Mass
Stutzke
Frederick Stutzke
Heaven
Lebanon Bank
Halifax
N.S
Halifax Ladies’ College
Grosvenor
Vertana
Malden Aldermen
Theater Folas
Austin & Stone's
Nickelodeon
Hanover Street
Palace Theatre
Frank V. Dunn
Charles E. Cook
Dunn
Century Club
Frank Cushing
Charles H. Magee
J. NE. Till
RM. Marie Stuart
Haines and Pettengill
Jas. Kennedy
Wills and Collins
Hin's and
Nelson and Milledge
Leonard and Fulton
Tin Iip
Tae
Washington and Dever Sts
Milton Nobles
Sire
Son
Olso
the Cohans
Lettie Levyne
James Richmond Clenroy
Bruns and
Niva
Fitzcis&on
Nedford Nass
Boston City Band
F. L. Gollins
College Quartette
Scollay Sq
Sullivan Sq
Union Station
Lawrence
Lowell
Haverhill
South Lawrence
North Somerville
Thayer's
Parker House
Geo. H. Hicks
A. T. Hicks
Keith’s Theatre
Model Playhouse
the Beautiful Living Pictures
the Wonderful Cinematographe
Witter J. Peabody
SoQouartie Theatre
Tremont St
Tremont
Tremont St. Grand
Ermine
Eugene Tompkins
Cuba
MaRtinee Bi
Penman Thompson
Tremont Theatre
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau Co. (Ltd
Paradise Alley
Denman Thompson
Geogle
Labor Day
Sep
Grand Opera House
Aubrey
Pitts
Kimball & Lewis's
Bowdoin SQ. Theatre
House of
Frank Harvey
Austin
Istone
Baltimore Orioles
Huntington Ave
Mass. Ave
Hanover ST
The
Curious
North Grove Street
Huntington
A. G. Magee
Blakeley Sisters
Serct. Walsh
WM. Sindora
Italy
Bex
Nfm
Rse
Gtoe
Boston Museum
MR. Wright
Arie Ee Eee
Imnimiense
Frecoli
Boston Ball Grounds
St. Louis
Ton & Bassett's
Washington St
Kelly's
Adams House
Columbia Popular
Theatre
Etuman
Cotton King
Plymouth
Feenay Morrison
Snow’s Arch Wharf
Atlantic Ave
Bostom
W. Lichfield
Patn AM
Winthrop
Atlantico Ave
Union Depot
Chelsea
White Wharf
Commercial St
Ferrries
GEO. FP
Chapin, Treas
A. A. Spitz
Pass. Agt
Salem Willows
Magnificent Ocean
Harbor Saiit
Mile
Millie Bonette
East Boston
Toats
Pearson’s Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
the Willows
Beverly
Baker’s Island
David Morrison
Treas
INT. Ss
Commercial Wharf
New England
Portland Steamers
Bay State
India Wharf
Portiand
Co. F. Williams
Provincetown
Longfellow
John Smith
Commercelal Wharf
North Pier
Cape
Lynn
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!