St Louis Feds Edge Indianapolis In Extra Innings
In St Louis at Robison Field the St Louis Federals beat Indianapolis 5 to 4 after eleven innings. Simon singled to drive Ward Miller home for the decisive run. Indianapolis led with three in the fifth before St Louis tied it late. Mosely and Rariden worked for St Louis with Willet and Simon behind Indianapolis.
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Kauft
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Rariden
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Five Fewer Saloons in Boston
The Boston Licensing Board will award 1914 liquor licenses by May first. In recent weeks about twenty saloon firms have relinquished operations and had their licenses sanctioned by the board, marking notable changes in local liquor trade.
Saloons Face License Freeze as City Builds Up
City records project under 980 licenses on May 1 as five operators lose locations due to street widening. Several venerable venues including DeFriest and Tate & Co cafes and the Bell-In-Hand lunch room face displacement. Union Hotel also to close. Licensing Board remains firm against new licenses amid financial and legal hurdles. A fund drive raises money from Mayor Fitzgerald, Cardinal O’Connell, and local dignitaries to assist displaced dealers and workers.
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William T. DeFriest
Thomas H. Tate & Co
Williams Court
Pie Alley
Newspaper Row
Niles
Union Hotel
Eliot Street
Licensing Board
Maine Potatoes Placed Under Quarantine
Federal Department of Agriculture takes charge of a quarantine on Maine potatoes affected by powdery scab at the request of state officials and Aroostook county growers. A hearing is set for April 21 in Washington.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture of
Maine
Aroostook County
Federal Department of Agriculture
Aid for Sealers Families Fund Receives Donations
A fund for families of sealers lost on the Southern Cross and Newfoundland grew by 188.05 to reach 1179.55. The executive committee was formed at Paine Memorial Hall with John F. Powers named vice chairman Simon Hogan secretary and William Somerville treasurer.
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Southern Cross
Newfoundland
Paine Memorial Hall
John F. Powers
Simon Hogan
William Somerville
Tribute List Totals 1179.55 From Emergency Fund
The clipping lists names and sums donated or owed by individuals and groups including Frederick W. Mansfield and Miss F A Crosby. Notable entries include the crew of Steamer Billow with Captain Herbert Greene and amounts ranging from 50 cents to five dollars, totaling 80.50 on a grand total of 1179.55.
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F. A. Crosby
Heebeet Erein
John A Ladensack Co
N, Rb, Boll
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James J. McAuliffe
Billow
Herbert Greene
Agusta Briand
Michael Norcott
Patrick Bowen
Martin Dwyer
Leslie Trott
Bryan Nickerson
John Armstrong
David Landry
Percy Brown
Simon Bona
Winslow Kokle
Timothy Miller
John Norcott
A. J. Coffin
Forman
Gs Cp
AIBC
WSN
William
Hudson
WMWOS
Das
Father Troy
Father Coppinger
Corin Ogden
Benedict Wyse
Werkplait
B. Dwyer
Riewislnatsy
John J. Dunphy
Fannie Linehan
Minnie Carroll
W. H. Benners
Minet Linehan
William A. Vett
Dr. Thomson
W. J. Boyle
Hynes
James Maher
al Ski
Frances Doherty
Noted Astronomer Dr George W Hill Dies at 76
Dr George W Hill world renowned astronomer died of heart disease at his West Nyack home. Born in New York 76 years ago he graduated from Rutgers in 1859 and earned honors from Cambridge Princeton Columbia and Rutgers. He led the American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac later lectured at Columbia and won the Royal Astronomical Society gold medal in 1887 and the Damoiscan prize in 1898. He held memberships in NAS and AAS and served as American Mathematical Society president 1894 1896.
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West Nyack
N. Y
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Rutgers College
Cambridge
Princeton
Columbia
Rutgers
Royal Astronomical Society of London
Paris Academy of Sciences
National Academy of Sciences
Astronomical and Astrophys Society of America
American Mathematical Society
Academy of Sciences
Institute of France
Royal Society of London
Royal Astronomical Society
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Philosophical Society
Pleaded Guilty in Perjury Case In West Roxbury
Mrs. Cornelia Minton pleaded guilty to perjury in Superior Criminal Court and testified for the State. Alfred Fisher and Clarence Kimball were indicted alongside her for false testimony about a Jamaica Plain residence and a keyhole sighting of Mrs. Fisher with Edmund Long.
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Warren Avenue
Superior Criminal Court
Alfred C. Fisher
Lamartine Street
Clarence G. Kimball
Columbus Avenue
Minton
Perrin
West Roxbury
Fisher
Edmund Long
Court House
Long
Mrs. Fisher
Mayor Appeals for Cranberry Growers
Mayor Curley urged Hon. William A. Ashbrook to push for cranberry exemption from the proposed standard barrel for fruits and vegetables. The mayor, a former member of the congressional committee on coinage weights and measures, appealed in a letter dated yesterday.
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Curley
William A. Ashbrook
Congressional Committee On
Beacons Hill Petition Shortage Affects Tobacco and ICS
Members of the mercantile affairs committee met with House and Senate clerks to discuss lost petitions. They could not find petitions for regulation of the International Correspondence Schools and tobacco coupon regulation, noting four petitions have been missing for weeks.
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Committee On Mercantile Affairs
House
Senate
Clarence Barnes
Bagley
Massachusetts News Digest Briefed on Petitions and Officials
Governor Walsh approves habeas corpus relief for Harry ing Hong or Kin Foo detained in Charles street jail awaiting Chicago murder case. Governor travels, dedicates Orange library, speaks at Adams armory Pittsfield Board of Trade and Voters League in Faneuil Hall, then returns home. Harbor and Land Commission urges funds for Massachusetts waterways and Panama Canal benefits. Mayor Curley backs abolition of the parental school and a disciplinary day school with authority to sell the current site. schoolhouse commissioners would authorize new facilities.
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Harrying Hong
Kin Foo
Charles Street
Chicago
Hep Sing Tong
Hong Or Foo
Orange
Adams Armory
Pittsfield
Curley
Boston
Mass Meeting Planned for Orthodox Hebrew Seminary
Arrangements were completed yesterday for a mass meeting to promote the construction of the first Orthodox Hebrew Seminary in this city. The proposed seminary would cost between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars and will be held tomorrow night at Beth Hamedrosh Hagodal on North Russell Street in the West End.
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Hebrew Seminary
Beth Hamedrosh Hagodal
Russell Street
West End
Revere Police Relief Ball Draws 800 Attendees
The eighth annual Crescent Gardens dance in Revere Beach was filed last night by the Revere Police Relief Association. Eight hundred members and friends attended the event.
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Revere Beach
Revere Police Relief Association
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