Youthful orators urge Boer cause at Faneuil Hall
Boston school boys gathered at Faneuil Hall to back the Pro Boer Society for Dom Paul Kruger with speeches from dozens of high schools led by Gen P A Collins. An anonymous death threat to Nelson of the Boston Latin School was read aloud, prompting concern over violent opposition.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
Dom Paul" Kruger
P. A. Collins
William H. Nelson
Boston Latin School
Dom Paul
W.F. Murray, Jr
Richard Pigeon
J. P. Newman
James Keegan
Freight Wreck Delays Fitchburg Line Near Watertown
Seven platform cars derailed on the Fitchburg Water town branch when a brake beam struck sleepers and broke couplings. An 8000 pound casting flew twenty feet. no crew injured, but a tramp on the tracks fled in fear. Property loss listed at $2000 as wrecking crews responded.
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Watertown
Fitchburg
Public Library
Sanborn
Cere Melcher
Boston Delegates Named For State Convention Contests
Boston Republicans filed papers for delegates to the April 26 State convention with clashes in wards 7 8 14 16 and 17. Caucuses are set for April 17 in Boston and the next night across many towns. Five districts show active slates led by Swallow Seareny Gammons Presho Bigelow Oakes in the Seventh. Innes Dean Dyar Reed Guild Hart Tinkham Armistead Adams in the Eighth. Gove Berwin Campbell Sears Haynes Felt Witt Hatch McPherson in the Ninth. Atwood Codman Terhune Russell Paige Sweatt Shaw Lott Cobb Woolley Allen Jordan in the Tenth. Davis Curtis Richardson Cushing Gerry Ross Maxwell Bigelow Shea Bleiler Dresser Homer in the Eleventh. Ward 11 endorses Hart for the State convention.
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Republican City Committee
Boston
Philadelphia
George N. Swallow
J. J. Seaereny
George Gammons
E. W. Presho
Lyman Bigelow
Major Oakes
Charles H. Innes
Paul Dean
Perlie Dyar
W. N. Reed
Curtis Guild, Jr
Thomas N. Hart
George H. Tinkham
Edward A. Armistead
Melvin O. Adams
Jesse Gove
John Shaw
W. H.lott
John C. Cobb
Charles B. Woolley
Isaac B. Allen
R. A. Jordan
W. W. Davis
Curtis
John L. Richardson
Sidney Cushing
Alderman Gerry
L. . Ross
A. A. Maxwell
Austin Bigelow
F. J. Shea
John Bleiler
Theodore P. Dresser
Wellesley Student Wins Yale Wrestling Cup
In Yale championship matches for cups donated by Dr. Watkyns Seymour, A L Gile of Portland Ore won heavyweight by default as W J McConnell Franklin Penn did not compete. A H Benner of Wellesley Mass won middleweight by throwing W W Taylor of Stamford Conn twice, last fall 22 minutes 30 seconds.
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New Haven
W. W. Taylor
Stamford
Boston Camera Club opens twelfth annual exhibit
The Boston Camera Club unveils its twelfth annual show at 50 Bromfield Street, running through April 14. With 111 specimens from 22 members, the collection features portraits landscapes figure studies and genre scenes of first quality. admission is free.
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Boston Camera Club
Bromfield Street
Catalgue
Man Falls Thirty Five Feet From Court House Window
Albert Marks aged 31 of 227 Proctor avenue Revere fell thirty five feet while washing windows on the upper story of the new court house yesterday morning. He sustained internal injuries and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital in serious condition.
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New Court House
Albert Marks
Proctor Avenue
Revere
Massachusetts General Hospital
Injunction Case Dismissed in Boston Court
In the Boston federal case Hashim v Keith the court dismissed the bill alleging Keith interfered with an actor under rival management. Hashim’s voluntary dismissal prevents the defendant from presenting witnesses affidavits, while complainant’s counsel concedes aspects of the respondent’s position.
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United States District Court
Boston
Alexander A. Hashim
Jamin F. Keith
Keith
Hashim
James J. Barry
Heny J. Jaquith
John IF. Cronan
Malden Auditorium Set for Grand Opening Concert
Malden will formally open its new 1700 seat auditorium on April 16 with a Boston Symphony Orchestra concert and soloists. The facility offers galleries boxes modern lighting and ventilation and includes halls banquet rooms and a stage for minor entertainments. Proceeds from opening night go to the Day Nursery. Hon H B Converse donated the use of the theatre.
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Malden
Boston
City of
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Harry Converse
New England
Q. Draper Campbell
Tremont Theatre
H. B. Converse
Stormy clash over superintendent appointment sparks ward row
Representative Temple A Winsloe pressed Mayor Hart to appoint Joslin of Ward 2 as superintendent of public buildings. Hart refused citing lack of ward unity. Winsloe claimed Ward 21 unity and said Joslin would get the post, then left after a sharp exchange with the mayor.
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Winsloe
Ward
Temple A. Winsloe
Ward 21
Hart
Joslin
Ward 2
Chickering
Winsloe Aligns with Swallow Faction After Hart Delegation
Representative Winsloe joins the Swallow led group and refuses to approach City Hall after securing a Hart delegation for the ward.
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Tive Winsloe
Hart
Winsloe
Swallow
City Hall
Arlington Street Church Meeting Accepts Pastor Duckson Resignation
A large meeting of Arlington Street Church proprietors was held in the church vestry to act on the resignation of Rev. John Duckson. The assembly voted to accept the resignation.
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Arlington Street
John Duckson
Making Peace Dinner Invitation at Young's Hotel
Since Mayor Hart took office, City Hall has eased appointments and moved to smooth future relations. An invitation is issued for a dinner at Young's Hotel on April 10 at 6 o'clock to meet a few friends of the service. Mr B T Wheeler requests attendance. reply to Room 41 City Hall Boston.
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Hart
City Hall
Young’s
B. T. Wheeler
Young's Hotel
Bates’s Chinese Namesake Child Christened John Lewis Bates
A year after a Harrison Avenue merchant Chin Shue married Lee Tong Hay’s daughter in San Francisco. A month later a son was born and yesterday his christening named him John Lewis Bates in honor of the Lieutenant-Governor.
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Chin Shue
Harrison Avenue
Lee Tong Hay
San Francisco
Esterday
John Lewis Bates
Bliss Counterfeiting Trial Resumes With Defence Testimony
The Bliss counterfeiting trial resumed yesterday morning with Bliss testifying in his own defense. The entire forenoon was consumed by direct and cross examination as Bliss denied the key ante-mortem statements given by government witnesses.
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Bliss
The Lady Sophia presented by Foster at Union Hall
The Foster comedy company presented The Lady Sophia adapted from Feydeau's Prete Moi la Femme last night before a large Christian Union audience. The Union Orchestra supplied the music for the evening.
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Foster Comedy Company
Lady Sophia
M. Georges Feydeau
Prete Moi la
Femme
Union Hall
The
Christian Union
Union Orchestra
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