Charity reception marks debt-free milestone for Young Ladies’ Assoc
The Young Ladies' Charitable Association celebrated paying off its home debt with a largely attended reception in anies' building. The event featured a Turkish rug stage, a receiving party of the governing board, and numerous tables labeled by district with names of hostesses, showcasing an ornate display of flowers, silks, and lace.
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Young Ladies’ Charitable Association
Anies
Association
Susis Mara
Elizabeth Murray
Abbie Mara
Neil
Mary Moore
John G. Maguire
Cambridge
Josephine Gallagher
Barry
Carmichael
North Dorchester
T. Hernan
Phelan
Carroll
Mission
Nellie Farrell
Kate Brawley
Annie Judge
St. Matthews
Minnie Sulivan
Alice Nolan
Luc
Mary O'Sullivan
St. James’s
Eugene Sullivan
Barbara Foley
Katie Riley
Mary Hennessey
Medford
Annie Drury
K. M. Duane
Gibbins
Hyde Park
Lizzie Henne
D. Crowley
Katie Kenall
South, End
Alice Murray
Sadie C.selby
Ella Dwyer
West End
K. E. Keleher
Addie Young
Nellie McCarthy
Brookline
Susie Doran
Josie Carroll
Mary G. Dee
Rose McBrien
Charlestown
William P. Bass
L. J. Lyons
J. J. Keating
D. Moriarty
Roxbury
William McCarthy
Katharine Dowling
Boxing Night At Dorchester Club Prompts Police Action
Police attended the Lower Mills A C of Dorchester boxing event in Milton last evening. Officials say the club lacked a license for the exhibition and members faced arrest. One officer bought a ticket and entered the stage, recording several names as bouts continued. Some members claim the meeting was private and police overstepped.
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Lower Mills A. C
Dorchester
Milton
Harvard Yacht Squadron Announces Second Annual Race
The race is set for June 27 at New London with cross college agreement. A list of current Harvard Yacht Club entries includes schooners cutters sloops and various launches, and the year’s officers are Commodore J J Stackpole Vice Commodore C F Lyman Rear Commodore D H Morris Secretary Treasurer Brooks Frothingham.
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New London
Harvard Yacht Club
Louise
R. M. Johnson
Agnes
M. L. Scull
Fancy
C F. Lyman
Helen
P. L. Smith
Tom Boy
T. K. Lothrop
Vera
F. Duffield
Paralos
J. D. Parker
Eleanor
A. Whiteside, Jr
Seguin
G. P. Scott
Limis
L. C. Tuckerman
L. B. Valentine
Kid
M. R. Peabody Marjorie
W. M McKittrick
Prima
F. N Balch
C. al Pierce
Commodore
J. J. Stackpole
C. F. Lyman
D H. Morris
Brooks Frothingham
Results at Nashville horse races report
Nashville Tennessee April 22 race results listing six furlongs dead heat Ben Wilson Buck Adie Gee Whiz third run off Ben Wilson time 1 18 34 second race four and a half furlongs Maid of Honor first Feast second Nancy third time 56 34 seconds. Third Minnie Clyde first Bramble Leaf second Sister Mollie third time 66 34 seconds. Fourth six furlongs The Reaper first Metropole second Buck Massie third time 1 14 34. Fifth one and one sixteenth miles Lena Frey first Tosca second Peytonia third time 1 49 12.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ben Wilson
Buckadie
Gee Whiz
Maid of Honor
Feast
Nancy
Minnie Clyde
Bramble Leaf
Sister Mollie
the Reaper
Metropole
Buck Massie
Lena Frey
Tosca
Peytonia
Beanstalk? East Douglass Axe Works Strike Breaks
The East Douglass axe works partially reopened as the saw and finishing shop resumes with about 100 workers back. About 150 axe makers remain out, with expectations they will return soon. Five weeks of wage cuts ranging 10 to 40 percent preceded the settlement, but the company made no concessions and critics say the strike backbone is broken.
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Beast
Axe Company
Fall River Mills Resume After Shutdown and Boosted Wages
The Fall River Manufactory and nearby mills resume full operation after a two week shutdown due to an engine break. Wages have been raised to the advanced scale. Plans are afoot to add to Laurel Lake and Tecumseh Mills and form a new cotton mill corporation with $100,000 in capital for a 50 000 spindle plant led by three prominent manufacturers. The Sanford Spinning Company plans to add a 40 by 60 feet two story extension.
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Fall River
Laurel Lake
Tecumseh
Sanford Spinning Company
Wages Increased at United States Cotton Co Mill
In Central Falls Pawtucket by agreement wages rose 5 to 10 percent this morning across all departments. The big mill is at full capacity with 1630 looms in daily operation.
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Pawtucket
United States Cotton Company
Central Falls
Spinners Strike at Sanford Mills Demands Higher Pay
One hundred workers in the plush department walked out at Sanford Mills on April 22 seeking a 12 12 percent raise. Management notes the unorganized workforce and expects the strike to be short-lived.
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Sanford, Me
Sanford Mills
Austin Espey Injured Crossing State Street
Deputy grand master of Massachusetts Odd Fellows Austin Espey aged 48 residing at 243 School Street Somerville was struck by a wagon hub while crossing State Street near Devonshire yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where doctors reported a compound fracture of the leg.
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State Street
Devonshire
Austin Espey
Massachusetts Odd Fellows
Espey
School Street
Somerville
Massachusetts General Hospits
Dynamite Explosion Fatal for Glynn in Wakefield
John Glynn and Charles Rooney were injured when blasting with dynamite on Charles Street exploded. Glynn died later in the day at Massachusetts General Hospital. Rooney, about 28, was hospitalized with severe injuries. Glynn leaves a wife and three children. Rooney is a single man.
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Wakefield
John Glynn
Charles Rooney
Charles Street
George Killoran
Glynn
Rooney
Mr. Killoran
Massachusetts General Hospital
Wiley Place
Valley Street
Millionaire Relative Leaves 15 Million to Prisoner
Frank Howard Poor, now at Concord Reformatory for forgery, awaits release. A Nevada millionaire named Frank Howard, his relative, left 15 million dollars in a will. Officials would not confirm the report and Poor faces a January 1896 release unless a pardon clears him.
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Frank Howard Poor
Haverhill
Concord Reformatory
Frank Howard
Nevada
Frank Poor
Poor
Miss Kitty Poor
Lynn
Miss Kitty
Providence
Major General McCook Retired After Long Army Career
War Department issues general order announcing the retirement of Major General Alexander D. McCook. The document reviews his career and services in the U S Army.
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Washington
War Department
Alexander D. McCook
Sunook Cotton Mill Advances in Wages
Sunook New Hampshire workers wake to wage increases in the three cotton mills here. The advance, effective this morning, affects about 1600 employees after a prior cut in August.
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Suncook
N. H
Power of Press at Channing Club Ladies Night
About 200 members gathered at the Ven dome for a meeting and banquet of the Channing Club. Officers were elected and Edward W. Hazewell of the Transcript spoke on the modern newspaper, its use and press independence, with other speakers from the Herald and Pilot.
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Channing Club
Vendome
Fred H. Nazro
Charles H. Burtwell
Charles H. Bingham
Frank B. Thayer
William M
Edward W. Hazewell
Transcript
Joe Howard
Boston Press Club
Atlantic Cable
Julius H. Ward
The
Herald
James Jeffrey Roche
Pilot
Major Moses Handy Exposes Chicago Newspaper Combine
Post reporter interviews veteran journalist Major Moses Handy in Count Zubof's apartments about his twenty eight years in American journalism. Handy discusses his career including the New York World editorship and weighs in on the recent Chicago newspaper combine led by Mr. Scott before his departure for New York.
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New York
Chicago Herald, Times and Post
America
Chicago
Scott
H. H. Kohlsatt
Major Handy
Kohlsatt
Inter- Ocean
Times
the Herald
Post
Moses Handy
Count Zubof
Charles Street
Boston
New York World
Wesleyan Beats Williams 9-0 in Rainy Six-Inning Game
Wesleyan defeated Williams 9 to 0 in six innings at Middletown. Tirrell held Williams to two hits while Wesleyan struck for nine runs aided by timely hitting and strong defense. Freshman Andrews impressed in right field with five difficult chances.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Williams
Tirrell
Andrews
Yale Brown Tie To Stand In New Haven
Yale manager McKee says no extra games against Brown beyond the scheduled series. Captain Austin and McKee favor awarding the cup to the winner of the city game next Saturday or to the series winner, awaiting a definite proposal.
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New Haven
Conn
Freedman
New York
Yale
Brown
McKee
Yale Nine
Austin
Brown Reserves Rally Past Brockton in Five Inning Tilt
Providence game notes state Brown Reserves led Brockton 11 to 4 through five innings. Final outcome not provided in the fragment.
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Brown
Brockton
Providence
Accidents on the River Rescue by Sailors Aboard Roulette
Joseph J. Dowd and William S. Birch deny responsibility for the overturning of Sergeants Keefe and Keith during a rescue attempt. The boat capsized while pulling Dowd aboard, leaving five men to the waves until the schooner Roulette arrived to tow them and their craft to Castle Island.
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Joseph J. Dowd
William S. Birch
Sergeants
Keefe
Keith
Dowd
Castle Island
Administration to wage crusade against free silver coinage
Washington reports the administration plans a broad campaign against free and unlimited silver coinage independent of international agreement. Cabinet officers and federal workers will be urged to rally, with speeches in Kentucky Chicago Alabama and the West as leaders push a tireless effort to crush silver sentiment.
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Washington
Efield
Internal Revenue
Carlisle
Kentucky
Morton
Chicago
St. Louis
Congressman Clarke
Alabama
Wilson
Illinois
Indiana
United States
South Ends Boxing Meet Promises Action Tonight
Phil Smith defeats Sam Francis in a preliminary and faces Jimmy Duffy in six rounds for a decision. Betts meets Bill Smith at catch weights, two 100 pound youths clash, and Sullivan faces Murphy in a fifteen round bout. Referee Captain Daly and judges Peter Kelly and ex-President Quinn will officiate.
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Phil Smith
Sam Francis
O'Brien
William Daly
Peter Kelly
the Journal
Quinn
Crescent Boat Club
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Young Ladies’ Association
Dora Collison
Adelphine Kohler
Katherine Finneran
West Quincy
Thomas H. O'Brien
A. Burns
Alice Gavin
John Watson
Jamaica Plain
M. BE. Broderick
M. T. Magennis
A. Hankey
Waltham
William Rooney
City Point
Sarah Connelly
Pehene
Mary F. ‘Tealing
Minnie J. White
Harvard Yacht Squadron
East Douglass
Sanford
Frank
M’cook
Suncook Cotton Mill Advances
Williaams
Yaw
Lewis
Ashton
South End
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