Sullivan and Mace Discuss Six Round Private Bout
Promoters Jim Mace and John L Sullivan representatives met at the Reynolds Hotel to arrange a limited six rounds contest to be held in this city or New York. A private six round bout for bigger financial returns was proposed. Mace left for New York to discuss Creedon’s English trip.
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Jim’ Mace
John L.sullivan
Reynolds
New York
Mace
Sullivan
E. C. Rivers
California A. C
Slavin
San Francisco
Frank Dunn
England
Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Lake
Julian
Dan Creedon
Barrows Welcomed at North Dorchester Republican Banquet
The North Dor Chester Republican Club held its second annual banquet at the United States Hotel with Governor Wolcott among the guests. Congressman Barrows and Speaker Bates addressed themes of Republican patriotism and protection, praising tariff policy and arbitration while urging prosperity and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Dorchester
North Dorchester
Republican Club
United States
Governor Wolcott
Samuel J. Barrows
John L. Bates
House
William Henry Cook
Milford
F. A. Ruggles
George P. Cutter
Caleb F
Republican Party
Lincoln
Harrison
Sherman
Cuba
Rev. James J. Dunlop Installed as Roxbury Pastor
At Roxbury Presbyterian Church a special service confirmed and installed Rev. James J. Dunlop of Greenport L L as pastor. The ceremony included readings, prayers, charges to pastor and people, and an installing prayer followed by a reception hosted by the new pastor and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
James J. Dunlop
Greenport
L. L
J. T. Black
Boston
A. ©. Saunders
W. KE. Archibald
M. D. Kneeland
D. D
Roxbury
Kenneth McKay
Houston
Dunlop
R. W. Peach
Quincy
L. H. Angier
Scott F. Hershey
Mr. Dunlop
Sewall Confirmed as Minister to Hawaii and Other Nominations
Harold M. Sewall was confirmed as minister to Hawaii. The vote highlighted his Republican ticket advocacy while noting his father Arthur Sewall’s Democratic VP nomination. Additional confirmations include Spencer Pettis Gracey of Massachusetts as marshal in Fuchan China and James A. Smith of Vermont as consul at Leg horn Italy. Harrison of Pennsylvania named agent and consul-general at Cairo and Davenport of New Hampshire as first deputy commissioner of pensions.
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Washington
Harold M. Sewall
Hawaii
Arthur Sewall
Senate
Spencer Pettis Gracey
Massachusetts
United States
Fuchan
China
James A. Smith
Vermont
Leghorn
Italy
Thomas
Harrison
Pennsylvania
Cairo
Egypt
James I. Davenport
New Hampshire
Funeral for Harriet S. Doherty at SS Peter and Paul
Relatives and intimate friends attended the funeral for Harriet S. Doherty at the Church of SS Peter and Paul. A high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev Father Ryan. Miss Mary Quinn sang The Cross and Crown. Pallbearers included Paul H. Shannon Francis J. Murray Charles I. Leonard Francis Rowan Edward E. Shannon and Joseph E. Murray. Interment followed at Holy Cross Cemetery Brookline.
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Harriet S. Doherty
SS. Peter and Paul
Father Ryan
Mary Quinn
Fast Cambridge
Paul H. Shannon
Francis J. Murray
Charles I. Leonard
Francis Rowan
Edward E. Shannon
Joseph E. Murray
Holy Cross Cemetery
Brookline
Senate Debates Bankruptcy Bill and Filibuster Clash
In Washington the Senate debated committee actions and a filibuster charged at length. Senator Morgan of Alabama condemned House adjournments and urged seriousness while Allen pressed a no business until vacancies are filled rule, prompting sharp exchanges with Chandler. The session also noted the death of Representative Holman and a brief memorial adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Alabama
Nelson
Minnesota
Holman
Butler
Pop
N. C
House
Mr. Morgan
Allen
Chandler
Rep
N. H
United States Senate
Aller
Mr. Chandler
Turkish envoy Iasigi returns to Boston on embezzlement charges
Joseph A. Iasigi former Turkish consul general arrives back in Boston from New York under guard after being extradited. He faces a Suffolk grand jury indictment for embezzling 135000 of trust funds and is held at the Tombs awaiting arraignment in the Superior Criminal Court.
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Joseph A. Iasigi
New York
Boston
Turkey
Iasigi
Albemarle
United States
Suffolk Coe Grand Jury
Lasigi
United States Marshal
Brown
United States Supreme Court
Ludlow Street
District Court
Frederic R. Coudert
Collins
Mahony
New Haven
Hartford
Pemberton Square
Jasigi
Kelly
Superior Criminal Court
Rome
Ricccotti Garibaldi
Greece
Manlio Garibaldi
Teutonic
Garibaldi
C. A. Barattoni
Lecture on Harriet Beecher Stowe by Miss Baldwin
A notable audience gathered at Cambridge High School to hear Miss Marta Js Baldwin deliver a lecture on Harriet Beecher Stowe. Baldwin, principal of the Agass School, repeated the talk first given February 22 before the Arts and Sciences group at Brook.
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Cambridge
Marta Js
Baldwin
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Miss Baldwin
Agass
Attempted robbery at Fisher & Co. wine and liquor shop
About 9 o clock last evening two men tried to enter the Fisher & Co. store at 19 Exchange Street, occupied also by Fairbanks & Co. cigar dealers. They fled when Officer Colby of Division 2 approached after spotting a broken plate glass front.
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Fisher & Co
Fairbanks & Co
Colby
Senate Session Ends As Debate On Bankruptcy Bill Advances
The Senate debated the Nelson bankruptcy bill after tense exchanges over procedural rules. Senator Allen faced questions about behind the scenes actions while Mr. Gear accused him of prior charges, leading to an executive session and a 34 to 22 vote on the substitute.
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Senate
Allen
Chandler
Gear
Rep
Alien
Nelson
Enate
War veteran recovers using Doan's Kidney Pills
Edwin Dickson of Somerville near Mount Pleasant Street, a veteran of the 56th Maine Regiment and G A R member, details kidney pain and back trouble after war exposure. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief and urges others to obtain the medicine from local druggists or by mail from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
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Somerville
Mount Pleasant St
Edwin Dickson
Fitchburg
Dickson
56Th
Maine
Petersburg
Alexandria
Doan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
U. S
Buffalo
N. Y
Appeal of Labor Memorial to President and Cabinet
A memorial from the Federation of Labor appeals to the President and Cabinet for swift relief for working Americans facing poverty. It urges prompt, nonpartisan action and calls for amendments to strengthen enforcement of the federal eight hour law on all public works for the United States government.
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United States
Washington
Federation of Labor
Greek front lines shift as Turks retreat amid heavy fighting
Reports describe intense battles east of the St George monastery with Greek Evzones and artillery pressuring Circassians and Turkish forces. Turkish retreat toward Elassona follows severe casualties, while Greek civilians flee in panic toward Larissa as hospitals fill and surgical aid surges.
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St. George Monastery
Mati
Ligaria
Elasonna
Mastropas
Ligarsia
Milouia
Elassona
Tyrnava
Karavali
Ligara
Larissa
Pliny
Pompeii
Mt. Vesuvius
Davellis
Macedonia
Greeks Hold Their Own in Greek Turkish War
London reports indicate Tyrnavo still stands while Nezeros remains in Turkish hands. 10,000 Turks engage near Larissa as Crown Prince Constantine arrives. Greeks hold positions along the frontier amid grave prospects. Western Greek fleet moves to Epirus. Hare Pasha may resign if forced from Dardanelles.
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London
Tyrnavo
Nezeros
Larissa
Constantine
Athens
Loucas
Epirus
Hare Pasha
Dardanelles
Standard
Mati
Greece Seeks Global Help as War mobilizes volunteers
Athens reports broad offers of aid to Greece as authorities aim to enlist 40 000 volunteers by early next week. Epirotes prepare to move to Epirus aid, while 200 Greek volunteers and 60 American Greeks sail for Athens. National League funds passage for 1000 Garibaldians and the Pan-Hellenic steamer Albania heads to Rimini to recruit 30 Italians ready to fight.
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Ondon
Athens
Epirus
Marseilles
National League of Greece
Ethnike Hetairia
Piraeus
Albania
Rimini
Rome
Greece
Angell Sees Greece Turmoil. Turkey Likely to Prevail
In Chattanooga on April 22 James B Angell President McKinleys appointee to Turkey discussed the Greco Turkish dispute. He predicted Turkey would ultimately win and Greece could be totally annihilated if left unchecked. He warned Europe may become involved and praised Turkish fighting qualities.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James B. Angell
McKinley
Turkey
Angellea
Greece
Europe
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JM Mace
Barrows
Dorchester
Sewall
Speaker Reed
Grevena
Metzovo
Anna A
Viglia
Pasha
Diynipys
Ellasson
FASS
Trikhala
Arissa
Panavo
Qdalonica
Piatamona
Demasi
Thessaly
Gulf of Arta
Greeek
Philippinda
Arta
Tirnova
Larisline
Janina
Appeal OF Labor
Federation
Davis
Committee On Foreign Relations
Angell
General Miles
Miles
Kansas
Kansas City
Newton
Kan
Faneui Mall
Quincy Market
J. Newuan & Sonk
Dermatine CO
Tremont Street
Karvassara
Prevesa
Congress
Nebraska
Mr. Allen
Alger
Boston Greeks
Providence
Seat of War
Crete
The
Times
Canea
Candia
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
American House
Emerson
Washington St
An Cor. Water
R.B. Crover & Co., Makers
Brockton, Mass
Sontzo
Saragova
Paris
le Journal
Damasi
Boughazi
Constantinople
Mt. Olympus
Berlin
John W. McMahon
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Warren Street
Father McMahon
America
Queenstown
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Maggie
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Colby—Clark
Frederick W. Liamilton
William S. Colby
Alice M. Clark
Buston
Clifford
Dennis K. Clifford
Ellen Clifford
Leverett Street
St. Joseph’s Church
A. R. Barrett
Nellie A. Noonan
William Barrett
Barry
David Barry
Fessenden
Cambridgeport
Mass
Charles L. Fessenden
Hutchins
Malden
Margaret
Freeman Hutchins
Belmont Street
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
Edmund Wilcox
State St
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