Bloodiest Week in Philippines Reported in Manila
Manila dispatch details a brutal seven day period with 378 Filipinos killed, 244 captured, and many wounded amid heavy fighting in Luzon. American losses include nine killed and sixteen wounded. Reports mention Gen Pio Del Pilar’s 300 men returning to action near San Miguel and Montenegro’s capture by Col Smith, as well as Spanish prisoners arriving in Manila and rail lines damaged near Panique.
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Manila
Tixteen
Luzon
Pio del Pilar
Jeader
San Miguel
Pilar
Batangas
Wonde
Smith
Montenegro
Tayabas
Panique
MIT Junior Week Begins With Concert and Plays
MIT launches its annual junior week events with a Glee Banjo and Mandolin Club concert in Paul Revere Hall and a performance of The Miser translated by Henry Fielding. The Technology Club and Technique publication mark key events as faculty lectures and club receptions follow.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
M. I. T. Glee
Paul Revere Hall
J. L. B. Halworth
Clarence Renshaw
Renshaw
Institute
Henry Norman Hudson
Francis Williams
Harry _Wyer
Edwin C. Miller
Frank Hill
George F. Swain
Davis R. Dewey
Walker Club
Henry Fielding
Willard Wellman Dow
William Case Clarke, Jr
Russell Bryant Lowe
Roger Wolcott
Francis A. Walker
William B. Rogers
James M. Crafts
Francis H. Williams
Davis Rewey
William UL. Ripley
Harles R. Cross
Eliot C. Clark
Alexander
Benjamin J. Lang
Eben
Copley Hall
Dlags
Technology Club
Clags
Newbury Street
William Aldrich
Frank V. Holmes
Newman WL. Dpanforth
Charles Adams
Warren I. Bickford
Cock Fight Called Off in Crathern's Town
In Braintree, a planned cock fight near April 22 was halted by Rev. Mr Crathern and local authorities. The Sunday law strictness faced skepticism as residents and non-sports planned a future event with substantial wagers, while police saw no breaches.
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Tive Town
Mr. Crathern
Sunday Post
Crathernites
Horace Hunt
Braintree
J. Crathern
Crathern
Post
Gome
Cock Fighters
Tragic Church Shooting Ends in Suicide in Syracuse
John Hughes shot and killed his wife Annah Hughes as they left De Paul’s Church in Syracuse New York. He seriously wounded Elizabeth Youse and then attempted suicide by stabbing himself in the breast. Friends cite insanity as the cause. the couple had lived apart for some time.
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Syracush
WN. Y
John Hughes
Annah Hughes
Elizebeth Yous
Brown and Tech duel at Providence on Saturday
The upcoming dual meet between Brown University and Tech at Providence is set for Saturday. Coach J. H. Glausen has trained the team for two weeks, riding on last year's easy win as a confidence booster. Fraternities and many students plan open houses all week.
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Brown University
Tech
Providence
J. H. Glausen
Bullet wound in arm follows family quarrel
William B. Sheppard, 37, of Wheeler Street, was shot in the left forearm by his brother in law John R. Beecher during a 6 15 morning argument at 25 Wheeler Street. Sheppard was treated at Station 4 and City Hospital. Beecher, arrested by Station 4 officers, was to appear in court.
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William B. Sheppard
Wheeler Street
John R. Beecher
Sheppard
William
City Hospital
Beecher
Raids on Sunday Target Local Drunkards Arrests Made
Officers of Division 6 conducted Sunday raids arresting Joseph Prass 20 of 127 Bowen Street Frank Jerensky 24 and Lena one year old at Bowen Street. Police seized from 127 Bowen Street three-eighths of beer from Antoni Rome and from Margaret McNeill of 6 Baxter Street one gallon of ale and one gallon of beer.
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Divison
Joseph Prass
Bowen
Frank Jerensky
Nee
Lena
Owen Atreet
Antoni Rome
Bowen Street
Mararet McNeill
Baxter Street
Clergyman Defends Creed Revision Against Hillis Critique
The Rev. Charles J. Cameron of Fourth Presbyterian Church in South Boston sharply opposed Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis over creed revision. Cameron argues Hillis misrepresented assent to the confession and urges a broader modern creed including missions to reflect the church’s reach and values.
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Purdy
Charles J. Cameron
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Boston
Fourth Presbyterian Church of
South Boston
Newell Dwight Hillis
Cameron
Post
Hillis
Hills
Dr. Hillis
Dwight Hillis
Sermon on Presbyterian Distinction at Cambridge Church
Rabbi Charles Fleischer of Boston preached at First Parish Church in Harvard Square on Distinction and Differences. He urged a wider religion and joked about persuading Presbyterian leaders to forget their thirty nine articles of religion.
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Charles Fleischer
Boston
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Presbyterian Church
St Alphonsus Crew Makes Debut on Charles River
The St Alphonsus Athletic Association crew from Mission Church debuted yesterday in a four oared boat from P Boyle’s boat house opposite the Bredfords. They aim for admission to the N E B A and hope to compete in the junior eight on July 4. The crew includes Bow Joseph Aberdee 2 J R Yendley 3 John F Hagan stroke D O Connell.
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St. Alphonsus Athletic Association
Mission Church
Charles River
P. Boyle
Bredfords
N.eb
Joseph Aberdee
John F. Hagan
O'Connell
Great Stallion to Compete in New England Breeders Race
Arion 2:07 comeback aid hints at Forbes stable plans for the $20,000 New England Breeders stallion race. Henry Titer arrives with a $125,000 horse to prepare Arion for a potential big run, hoping to recapture former two-year-old form and extend a champion record from 1991.
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New England
Arion
J. Malcolm
Forbes
Bingen
Peter the Great
Henry Titer
Readville
W. BE. D. Stokes
Peter Duryea
Patchen Wilkes Farm
Sarah Madden
Axtell
Darling
Marguerite
Marguerite A
Axworthy
King Darlington
Kentucky Prince
Orrin Hickok
George H. Ketcham
Middleman
John Nolan
Poindexter
Abbotsford
Thomas W. Lawson
R. H. Plant
Macon
Allerton
Kaffa
W. E. Spier
Flora Directum
Directum
J. Malcolm Forbes
Wimeka
Norval
J. Howard Ford
Baroness Donerail
Baron Wilkes
Daniel Cahill
Bert Herr
Levi Herr
Charley Herr
Prostration Nerves All On End and Hallock Pill Pitch
A newspaper ad touts Hallock Electric Pills for nervous prostration and nerve waning symptoms. It claims a 50 year tested cure, harmless formula, and safe use with ordered pricing 1 box for $1, 6 boxes for $5, plus direct lab orders with free specialist advice from HALLOCK DRUG CO. Boston established 1848.
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Hallock
Hallock Drug CO
Court St
Boston
Mass
Choral Union Presents Costa Naaman In Music Hall
The People's Choral Union held its third annual concert last evening in Music Hall presenting Sir Michael Costa's Naaman. The organization formed from Bumstead Hall's singing classes has existed a little over two years, and the performance showed the chorus is thoroughly adequate to public concert standards.
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People’s Choral Union
Music Hall
Michael Costa
Bumstead Hall
People’s
Mindeleff visits Boston plans Washington fencing club
Victor Mindeleff of Washington, architect to the life saving service, tours Boston fencers to form a Washington fencing club. Sydney Davit of San Francisco lowers the American 100 yard free record to 1 minute 23.4 seconds, his brother Percy sets a 4x quarter mile mark. Marion Jones will be abroad all season and cannot defend her US tennis title at Wissahickon. Georgetown trains sprinters and milers, including Mulligan and Kernan. Boston Athletic Association to open a handicap shooting tournament with four classes and 80 birds. BAA gymnastic meet to follow with horse bar rope climb and events. Walter Christie’s amateur century time noted.
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Victor Mindeleff
Washington
D. C
United States ‘Life Saving Service
Boston
Sydney Davit
San Francisco
Percy
Olympic Club
Frisco
Marion Jones
United States
Wissahickon
Georgetown
A. F. Puny
Mulligan
W. J. Holland
Charles Kernan
W. J. Coad
T. H. Desser
Edward Innehan
Knickerbocker A. C
Notable Soloists Impress In Local Recital Evening
The performance featured skilled soloists showing careful training and intelligent understanding of the score. Mrs. Kileski Brad delivered a notably refined rendition, while the ensemble displayed coherence and musicality throughout the program.
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Tee Tin Bera
Kileski
Brad
Naaman Revival Concert by Festival Orchestra Profound Tones
Soprano Pauline Woltman altos William H. Rieger tenor Gwilym Miles bass under Samuel W. Cole. Boston Festival Orchestra furnishes instrumental music with organist Frank Murch and pianiste Edith H. Snow. Naaman has not been heard here since 1869 by Handel and Haydn Society. described as melodious with tuneful arias.
Chorus Delights Audiences In Oratorio Recital
The chorus delivered spirited performances with strong tone and accurate timing. Mrs. Bradbury's soprano was delightful and assured, while Mr. Miles, Mr. Rieger, and Miss Woltman showed faithful, commendable work. A large, appreciative audience attended the concert.
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College Annual
John D. Runkle
Gelett Burgess
John T. Scully, Jr
Technique
Edward H. Davis
Ralph Plumb
Percy ,H. Parrock
Leonard 8. Florsheim
Ray Murray
Athletic
Society
Newman L. Danforth
Souut Hey Ree
Dotp
Oficer Hunt
Aport
Hampton Beach
Exeter
N. H
Beckman
Brighton
Thin Street
North End
Boston North
Con ‘Unitarian Church
Copley
James Meare
Cl. D
S C. Lowell
Bates
John W. Johnson
Jackson, Caldwell & Co
Central Sq
Union Sq
Somerville House
Furnishers
Pleasant St
Maiden
Mr. Cameron
ST. Alphonsus
Dr. Hallock
Choral Union
Costa
Naaman
Gwilym Miles
New York
Hichly
Graves
Maryland
Agar
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Mrs. Bradbury
Grove
Samuel W. Cole
The
Conservatory of Music
Portland
Albert W. Jackson
Lancaster Street
Halifax
N. S
Sir Garnet Worsley
Rema
Dresser—Plummer
Edward A. Horton
Wilfred Henry Dresser
Hartford, Conn
Clare Louise Plummer
Hayden
Augusta Mord
Mere Hayden
da Lewis
St. John Street
Jamaica Plain
Albert Lewis
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