State Democrats Reach Harmony After Gaston Flaherty Conference
Colonel Gaston and Captain Flaherty, Democratic State committee leaders, settled a row last night. Gaston gains by blocking Major Crowley from the executive committee, while Flaherty retains appointment power for seven members. A harmonious mood followed as rules for 1905 were drafted and expected to pass. Josiah Quincy chairs the sub committee presenting draft rules at 11 at Democratic HQ.
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Gaston
Flaherty
Democratic State Committee
Robert J. Crowley
Josiah Quincy
Liberty Square
Quincy
Revere House
Jefferson Lays Ill at Palm Beach in Final Illness
Joseph Jefferson lies critically ill at his Palm Beach winter home with family at his bedside. Dr. R B Potter reports little improvement since relapse after a brief recovery following a cold contracted at Hobe Sound after meeting ex President Cleveland. He is 76, born February 20, 1829, and doctors deem age a major hurdle.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Joseph Jefferson
Palm Beach
R. B. Potter
S. G. Worley
St. Augustine
Jefferson
Crowley Withdraws to Ease Gaston Flaherty Rift
After talks with Captain Flaherty Major Crowley disclosed his willingness to withdraw from consideration for the executive committee. The Gaston faction signaled acceptance, clearing the path for harmony as Colonel Gaston and Flaherty proceed with the reconciliation plan and Henry T. Schaefer of Winchester was named to chair the committee.
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Harmony
Gaston-Flaherty
Crowley
Flaherty
Executive Committee
Major Crowley
State Committee
Gaston
Captain Flaherty
Colonel Gaston
Colonel Cole
Boston Board of Police
Henry T. Schaefer
Winchester
Rumor of Grundy Walker Marriage in Maine
Rumor claims Joseph E. Grundy of 18 Cottage Street wed Mabel Walker of Damariscotta Maine. Records show an intention on file. friends say the ceremony occurred recently in Maine. Grundy, 23, works at Clapp Tilton millinery in Boston and has returned home. Walker remains in Maine.
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Melrose
Joseph E. Grundy
Cottage Street
Mabel Walker
Damariscotta
Mabel Page
City Hall
Grundy
Clapp & Tilton
Summer Street
Boston
Maine
Miss Walker
Manline
Heinze Accident Near Butte Involving Copper Magnate
A telephone message reports F. Augustus Heinze and a four person touring party in a serious accident near Butte. Heinze's big car collided with a wagon and ambulances are on the way to the Five Mile House area.
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Butte
Mont
Five Mile House
F. Augustus Heinze
Heinze
Women Save Children From Fire In Dorchester Block
Two women played pivotal roles in rescuing children during a fire at Jones block on Dorchester avenue and Freeport street. Mrs James Morris retrieved her two children as the flames spread from the basement to the roof while Mrs Johanna Hurley guided her disabled son John to safety. Firemen and bystanders aided efforts. Damage estimated at $4000.
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Jones’ Block
Dorchester Avenue
Freeport Street
James Morris
Johanna Hurley
Morris
John
Second earthquake devastates Sultanpur and Kulu areas
In Lucknow on April 15 a second quake wrecked Sultanpur in Oudh and Kulu in Punjab with heavy loss of life. The brief item notes disaster and directs readers to Sunday Post for details while also including an unrelated ad blurb about Piso’s Cure.
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Lucknow
India
Sultanpur
Oudh
Kulu
Punjab
Explosion Rumors Reported on Battleship Iowa
Pensacola Fla April 14 It is reported two guns exploded on the battleship Iowa late this afternoon Rumors of loss of life and damage circulate but cannot be verified at this time
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Pensacola
Fla
Iowa
Endings in Boston Area Three Suicides and a Missing Body
John Walsh a South End hostler jumped from Fisher’s wharf no body found. Joseph Sogoff of West End took carbolic acid died after 30 minutes at Massachusetts General Hospital. Clarence E Dusseault a Somerville clerk shot himself in Fleet street building. skull fracture and severe wound未 not expected to live.
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John Walsh
West Brookline Street
South End
Adams Express Company
Fisher's Wharf
Dover
Albany Streets
Joseph Sogoff
Brighton Street
West End
Charles
Massachusetts General Hospital
Clarence E. Dusseault
Blackstone Street
Somerville
Fleet Street
Relief
Umpire Decisions and Openers Stir Baseball Fans in 1905 Debut
Opening games drew huge crowds as Philadelphia beat Boston 3 2 and New York routed the Nationals 10 1. Cy Young started for Boston and Bender starred for Philadelphia, with Powers behind the plate and Farrell catching for Boston. Other results included New York 4 Washington 2 and Chicago 6 St Louis 1 as Brooklyn lost to Philadelphia 12 8 and Cincinnati fell 9 4 to Pittsburg.
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Boston
Collins
Philadelphia
Nationals
New York
Cy” Young
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Athletics
Bender
Phillies
Powers
Farrell
Champs
Wilhelm
McGinnity
Tenney
Bresnahan
Needham
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Bride of 15 in Police Cell
Annie Mason a 15 year old girl, held in Revere police cell, says she married Italian man John Younni aged 20 or 21 last Saturday. She claims the wedding occurred at Roxbury 2767 Washington street with Justice James Fallon and license obtained in Boston City Hall. She cried about arrest for being a disobedient child. home listed as 32 Pearl Avenue Beachmont.
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Revere
Annie Mason
John Younni
Annie
James Fallon
Washington Street
Roxbury
West End
Boston
John
City Hall
Office of the Justice
Auburn Court
Pearl Avenue
Beachmont
Boston Americans Lose to Philadelphia After Ninth Inning Rally
Boston, in the opening game of the season, fell 3 to 2 to Philadelphia after a hair raising ninth inning. Unglaub fought for a base, but a disputed strike decision by Umpire O Loughlin ended the contest as Bender held Boston to four hits.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Penn
O’loughlin
Bender
Connie Mack
Unglaud
Collins
Giants Beat Boston in Opening National League Pennant Race
At the Polo Grounds on April 14 the Giants defeated the Boston Nationals 10 to 1 in front of an estimated 40 000 fans. The event featured a pennant banner, Mayor McClellan tossing the first ball, and Jim McGinnity pitching strongly despite three singles by Wilhelm Lauterborn and Young accounting for Boston’s lone run.
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New York
Giants
Boston Nationals
Polo Grounds
Champion Baseball Club
Johnstone
Mayor McClellan
Tron
McGinnity
Bostonians
Wilhelm
Lauterborn
Young
Final naval clash feared as Russian and Japanese fleets close
London April 15. The imminent battle between Admiral Rojestvensky's Russian fleet and Admiral Togo's Japanese force near Formosa is deemed hours away. The Russians refuel off Mindoro while the Japanese base in Makung harbor prepares for a decisive clash in waters favorable to torpedo work and swift movements.
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London
Orient
Rojestvensky
Togo
Formosa
Tokio
Luzon
Mindoro
United States
Makung Harbor
Japan
Vladivyostok
Local Boston Forecast Says Cooler Weekend With NW Winds
A cloudy cool spell for Boston and nearby areas extends into Saturday and Sunday with partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures. Fresh northwest winds will mark the weekend conditions and breezy outlook.
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Boston
Laxative Aims to Prevent Bright's Disease Conditions
The remedy discusses preventing Bright's disease by avoiding conditions that cause it and suggests gentle laxatives aid waste removal and support new tissue formation.
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Bright
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