Four former employees attack Rosie and clerk defend owner’s property
Last night near Union Station four men, former Budenovitch workers, assaulted Rosie as she carried about 35 dollars from the Budenovitch meat market to 92 Brighton street. Jacob Goldman, the clerk who guarded the route, fought them. two suspects Morris and Max Lovitch were arrested at 18 Cotting street, with two others still sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Goldman
Joseph Budenovitch
Salem Street
Budenoviteh
Rosie
Brighton Street
Jacob
Union Station
Goldman
Geldman
Rosy
Gellman
Dr. Soule
Chambers Street
Merritt
Division 3
Cotting Street
Morris
Max Lovitch
Bernich Lofcif
Budenovitch
Cornell Grads of New England Form Alumni Club
Cornell University graduates in Massachusetts and New England held a reunion and banquet at Parker House to form a new alumni club. The group aims to boost athletic spirit, entertain teams on eastern trips, and ensure faculty and notable graduates attend events. Speakers praised the university, with officers elected and plans set for future activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
Massachusetts
New England
Parker House
Cornell Alumni Association of
J. T. Auerbach
Boston
Cornell
Auerbach
Sam Elder
United States District Attorney
Washburn
United States
Laidlaw
Wilson
J. Y. Auerbach
Messrs
Parsons
Ware
Worcester
Graves
Becker and Burnett
No Goods Below Price Declined by Fall River Mills
Trustees of the print cloth pool in Fall River, including a majority of the city’s mills, rejected an offer to buy 1.5 million pieces of goods below the ruling quotation of 254 cents. The bid would clear the market and cover futures to July 1 delivery. Manufacturers support the decision to not sell, fearing to break the successful trade pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Print Cloth Pool
Reorganization Vote Stalls For Cambridge Company B
In Brattle Square Cambridge last evening Company B Fifth Regiment met to reorganize but failed to act after a two hour debate over who should command Edward Mason or Charles Facey. Mason led the company at the war’s start. Facey led during U S service and until recently muster out. The vote split near evenly with objections over who could vote, adjournment set for Wednesday night. Mason draws from M V M company while Facey leans on United States Volunteer Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattley Square
Cambridge
Edward IE. Mason
Charlies W. Facey
Mason
United States Service
Mr. Facey
Mr. Mason
Captain Mason
M. V. M. Company
Captain Facey
United States Volunteer Company
Debating Dewey Coghlan Remarks In Montreal
The German consul disputes claims attributed to Captain Coghlan praising a foreign flag and condemns alleged insults to the German flag. He contrasts with Admiral Dewey and suggests the story is false if Dewey is alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Admiral Dewey
Negro Crisis Banquet Honors Sumner Anniversary
A Cambridge committee of prominent colored citizens hosted a banquet at Young's Hotel reflecting on civil rights. Speakers including Butler R. Wilson Alderman Clement G. Morgan George W Forbes and William H. Lewis urged equal American citizenship and national agitation for Negro rights amid wartime references to Guasimas El Caney and San Juan Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sumner
United States Senate
Young’s Hotel
Butler R. Wilson
Clement G. Morgan
Cambridge
George W. Forbes
Wiliam H. Lewis
Postmaster Dupree
South End
William J. Williams
Massachusetts
Alderman Morgan
George W. Vorkes
Lieutenant Jackson
Company L
Councilman
Lewis
America
Columbia
Guasimas
el Caney
San Juan Hill
Lake City
Wilmington
McKinley
Republican Party
Appomattox
Shawmut Lodge Celebrates Eightieth Anniversary Ball
Shawmut Lodge No. 37 I O O F observed the eighty year anniversary with a Berkeley Hall grand ball last evening. About 100 couples attended, with dancing from 9:30 until dawn. Principal guests included Noble Grand Frank A. Gage and Vice Grand John E. Griffith of Hyde Park, alongside numerous members and their spouses from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellowship
Shawmut Lodge No
I. oOo. O. F
Berkeley Hall
W. Percy Crockett
Charles R. Barton
Charles E. Monroe
Frank QO. Plum
Emma Blake
Buffalo
Frank A. Gage
John E. Griffith
Hyde Park
Menace to Kruger amid Cape Forces Increase
In Parliament Mr John Dillon raises concern over a rapid buildup of British forces at the Cape. Mr Chamberlain replies that Transvaal military preparations on Cape borders prompted the larger force deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
John Dillon
County Mayo
Cape
Chamberlain
Transvaal
Cape Colony
Boston Men From Cuba Return With Land Plans
Among passengers arriving on the Ward line steamer Torja from Havana were George H. Wood and Thomas F. Galvin of Boston. They report returning from Cuba where they secured several acres near Manicaragua for cultivating flowers and palms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ward Line
Torja
Hiavana
George H. Wood
Thomas F. Galvin
Boston
Cuba
Manicaragua
Reverend Josiah Strong discusses world politics at Congregational Club
The Rev Josiah Strong spoke on The New Conditions Confronting the New Century before the Congregational Club dinner attended by over 150, including many clergymen. He warned environment shapes nations and urged peaceful alliances with Britain if any, noting Massachusetts condemns the Georgia Negro burning as a blot on progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Congregational Club
Josiah Strong
New York
Quincy
Marden
Reven Thomas
Thomas
Cromwell
Strong
Prince of Wales
David and
Goliath
Massachusetts
America
Dr. Strong
Great Britain
Mayor's New Appointments and Unfilled Positions
Mayor Quincy announced new appointments including Thomas W. Flood and Samuel H. Dargin while two key posts remain vacant Nathaniel H. Taylor for city collector and Edwin L. Pilsbury health commissioner. Other confirmed hires include Linus R. Pearson election commissioner and several trustees and superintendents. A special May 4 meeting will address damages and municipal gas electric ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Nathaniel H. Taylor
Edwin L. Pilsbury
Thomas W. Flood
Fox
Samuel H. Dargin
Officer vows solo hunt to locate Portland wreck
Lieutenant Halpine, former U S hydrographic chief, plans to fund an expedition to locate the Portland wreck after insurance settles. He disputes rival claims by lobstermen and Captain Thomas and believes the steamer capsized with its hull intact in shallow water near Peaked Hills Bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Sandwich
Boston
Portland Steam Packet Company
Nicholas J. Halpine
United States Hydrographic Office
Halpine
Post
Boston Harbor
Cape Ann
Thomas
Maud
Stillwagon Bank
King Philip
Same Old Sins of Life at Vendome Ladies' Night
The Channing Society held a successful Vendome event last evening with Rev. Thomas R. Slicer of New York as guest. Courtenay Guild presided as speakers praised Governor and Unitarianism while highlighting church and wartime relief efforts by the Red Cross and Christian Commission in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing Society
Thomas R. Slicer
New York
Courtenay Guild
A. A. Hoes
Curtis Guild, Jr
James Eells
A . R. Slicer
E. A. Horton
Miss Horton
Mr. Hoes
Wabash
Iowa
T. R. Slicer
Mazet
New York City
Guild
Christian Commission
Red Cross Society
Aspinwall Chapter D A R Receives Charter in Brookline
The Johanna Aspinwall Chapter D A R of Brookline received its charter from former state regent Mrs. George F. Fuller at a Brookline home. New England chapters attended the ceremony with a reception prior to the charter presentation. The beam from Faneuil Hall and the Washington elm centerpiece framed the charter, and a Peter Aspinwall house wood gavel capped the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Aspinwall
Brookline
George F. Fuller
National Society
New England
George Hills Francis
Walnut Street
George H. Francis
Sara Whittemore Daggett
Edward Standish Robinson
Faneuil Hall
Washington Elm
Cambridge
John Goddard
Boston
Peter Aspinwall
Aspinwall Avenue
Aspinwall
Robinson
Francis
Episcopalian Club of Massachusetts Meets With Leaders
The Episcopalian Club of Massachusetts held a meeting last evening chaired by newly elected president J. K. W. French. About 1460 members and guests attended, including Rev. William Cunningham D D and Cambridge University economist, Rev. Leslie I. Learned, Rev. Edward Atkinson, and Mr. William H. Clark. The talk focused on Social Service and Neighborhood Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopalian Club of
Massachusetts
J. K. W. French
William Cunningham
St. Mary's Great
Cambridge
England
Cambridge University
Leslie I. Learned
St.Bartholomew’s Church
New York
Edward }. Atkinson
Church of the Ascension
Boston
President Confined with Neuralgias In Washington
President McKinley remained unable to receive callers in Washington as neuralgia of the face unsettled him. He was with his dentist and hopes to resume office duties tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mew Kinley
SUPT. CONDON RESIGNS AT LONG ISLAND INSTITUTION
Deputy Superintendent Condon quits after little surprise at City Hall. He hints at remarks for the forthcoming island investigation and recalls warning given to the Mayor about resignation tied to promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Long Island Institution
City Hall
Island Secon
Park Commissioner Pick Rumor Replaced by Talk of Winchester Official
Dorchester’s Charles J. McCormick was reportedly told he would not receive the park commissionership to replace Hoads Hodges who resigned in 1897. City Hall officials indicated the appointment may go to James J. Costello of Winchester, former election commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. McCormick
Dorchester
Howard
Cambridge Man Dies After Fall From Dormer Window
Charles Peter Son, 50, of Dana street Cambridge, fell from a dormer window on Pleasant street this afternoon and died an hour later from a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Charles Peterson
Dana Street
Cambridge
Pleasant Street
Columbus match ends in straight falls
In Columbus on April 24 Pr J Dwyer defeated Lee M Philadelphia in a no holds barred no-catch wrestling bout with Sasee Arrene securing three straight falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
J. Dwyer
Lee M. Philadelphia
Fire damages Miller Bros provision store at Tremont Street
A fire at Miller Bros grocery and provision on Tremont Street caused about 1100 dollars of stock and building damage. The two story wooden structure, near other wooden buildings, spread rapidly from an overturned kerosene lamp. Two alarms were rung, the second by Patrolman Fitzpatrick due to wind. The all out sounded 36 minutes after the second alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Bros
Tremont Street
Fitzpatrick
Patrick Shields
Temple Adath Israel Ladies' Auxiliary April Reunion
The April reunion of Temple Adath Israel Ladies' Auxiliary Society was held last evening with good attendance. President Rabbi Charles Fleischer presided. Special guest Mr. John J. Enneking spoke on Art and the Everyday Life and was warmly received. Emilie Cornish read a story of life in one Ghetto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Adath Israel
Temple Adath Israel Ladies’ Auxiliary Society
Charles Fleischer
John J. Enneking
Emilie Cornish
Riverside Social Club Dance Opens in Hibernian Hall
The Riverside Social Club hosted its first grand dance at Hibernian Hall in Boston last night drawing about 250 couples. Doherty's Orchestra played from 8 to 9 before dancing continued to 2, with management by J Gibbons J McCarthy Thomas Fallon 3 Aiken J Hartwell B J Queenan. Notables in attendance included Martin Codine Miss Mary Leary John Boyle Miss Mary Welsh Herbert Woods Warren Bumpus William McNabb James F Moran Walter EB Butcher Jusean Morse Daniel McCashion and Joseph Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Social Club
Hibernian Hall
Boston
Doherty
Messrs
J. Gibbons
J. McCarthy
Thomas Fallon
Aiken
J. Hartwell
B. J. Queenan
Martin Codine
Mary Leary
John Boyle
Mary Welsh
Herbert Woods
Warren Bumpus
William McNabb
James F. Moran
Walter EB. Butcher
Jusean Morse
Daniel McCasshian
Joseph Lynch
Patrolmen Praised. Reserve Officers Appointed
Reserve Officer Michael J. McDonough of Division 3 is made a regular patrolman after meritorious service commendation. Reserve Officer Timothy A. McCarthy of Division 4, praised for stopping a runaway span on Eliot Street on March 6, received commendation in general orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. McDonough
Division 3
Timothy A. McCarthy
Division 4
Eliot Street
Protest Over Miller Promotion Sparks Naval Dispute
A clash between the Army and Navy Departments erupts over credit for the capture of Tiofto. Captain G F F Wilde of the U S S Boston protests Colonel Miller's promotion to brigadier general, claiming Miller had no role in the take and that Wilde's fleet achieved the feat. Admiral Dewey is said to endorse Wilde's account. officials will review the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Navy
G. F. F. Wilde
Boston
Miller
Tiofto
Wilde
Dewey
War and Navy Departments
Filipinos Praised by Ship Captain for Intelligence
Captain L Atkins of the Charles Whitney, arriving from Wauta, extols Filipinos aboard as bright and quick to learn English. He notes six on board and calls them better sailors and workers, while condemning past abuses by Spaniards who took their property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Atkins
Charles §. Whitney
Wauta
Troops Move From Malalos Towards Calumpit
General MacArthur’s division left Malolos today as the Fourth Cavalry and three state regiments push toward Kuin chua and Calumpit. Generals MacArthur Wheaton and the Montana and Kansas units advance along the rail line with a long supply train and artillery. Insurgents warped the Calumpit railroad bridge, forcing abandonment of towns during the advance due to limited manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
MacArthur
Malolos
Calumpit
Fourth Cavalry
Utah
Nebraska
Iowa
Hale
Kuinchua
Wheaton
Montana
Kansas
Beresford and Lorillard Meet Duke in 10000 Dollar Race
The first major England racing event tomorrow features Lord W Beresford and Pierre Lorillard facing the Duke of Westminster for a 10000 dollar stake. Carman, bred by Lorillard, will race in Beresford colors against Flying Fox with Tod Sloan aboard Carman and Mornington Cannon on Flying Fox in a match seen as American versus English both in horses and jockeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lord W Beresford
Pierre Lorillard
Duke of Westminster
Lorillard
Beresford
Coott
Carman
Mr. Lorillard
Duke
Flying Fox
Trident
Desmonda
Scintillant
Kid Lavell Dies After Boxing Match in Pennsylvania
Kid Lavell a Chester, Pennsylvania boxer, died tonight from injuries after a knockout by John Cavanagh in a Homestead fight. Post mortem reveals a brain blood clot. Cavanagh, Mason, Mosely and Captain Bonnet were granted a hearing on prize fighting charges. Cavanagh remanded to jail. Coroner to hold inquest tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Lavell
Chester
John Cavanagh
Homestead
Cavanagh
Mason
Lovell
Mosely
Captain Bonnet
Raleigh Sailors Feted At Waldorf Astoria Banquet
One hundred twenty sailors from the US cruiser Raleigh were entertained at a Waldorf Astoria banquet in New York. Notables including Roswell Flower, William C. Whitney, and William McAdoo helped host the event, with further honors from Randolph Guggenheimer. The Raleigh is to join celebrations in Philadelphia for Grant’s monument and Dewey Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Raleigh
Astor
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Roswell P. Flower
William C. Whitney
William McAdoo
Bradley Martin
Philip Rhinelander
Thomas L. James
Clarence W. Mackay
George J. Gould
West Thirty-fourth Street
Waldorf-Astoria
Wiliam McAdoo
Navy
Spain
Randolph Guggenheimer
Board of Aldermen
Secretary Long
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
E. P. Stanton
Dewey
Coghlan
Washington
Philip
Navy Yard
Phelps
Readwell
Pearson
Chadwick
Rabin
Cossilan
Bicycle Notes Highlight Early 20th Century Cycling Scene
League of American Wheelmen reports 63 748 members with 280 new this week. Massachusetts leads with 74 new members. Rhode Island excels while Connecticut drops after a lamp law. J W Richardson takes charge of Tiger bicycle departments. Mrs Walter E Smith rides the Newburyport century, first by a woman this year. Irene Brush of Brooklyn hits a double century. Pettis shines in Surrey meet with red sweater scene. Linton defeats rivals in Paris 50 kilometre race, rivaling world record pace. Montreal championships allow motor pacing. Linton aims for Paris mile race and Berlin four days event. Joe Curry seeks a five mile paced race locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of American Wheelmen
Bassett
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Connecticut l
Rhody
J. W. Richardson
Messrs
J. B. Hunter & Co
Tiger Bicycles
Sundries
Walter E. Smith
Massachusetts Century Road Club
Newburyport Century
Feorce
Irene Brush
Brooklyn
F. A. B. Pettis
Dorchester
Surrey
Pettis
Tom Linton
Edward Taylor
A. F E
Jenny’’) Walters
Paris
Linton
A. A. Chase
Crystal Palace
Sturney
International Cyclists’ Associations Authority
Montreal
Berlin
Cordang
Odeon A
Tom
America
Joe Curry
Secretaries Root and Horsoe Shoers Prepare for Strike War
Secretary Root said the master horseshoers union has prepared to strike if needed, aiming to mobilize by May 1 with held workers. The union demands wages of 17 to 19 dollars, while Root argues current pay has stood for years and disputes the claim of a wage cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Horzee Shoers
Miners Return After Two-Week Pennsylvania Shutdown
Several thousand miners resume work tomorrow in central Pennsylvania after President Wilson ordered a return. The restart follows a two week fire stoppage and precedes a joint conference with Beach Creek operators set for Clearfield on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Miners’ Organization
Beach Creek
Clearfield
Grand Trunk Freight Handlers End Pay Strife
Toronto April 24 The Grand Trunk railroad freight handlers who demanded higher wages have abandoned the fight and the strike has been declared off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Grand Trunk Railroad
Journeymen Barbers Union Holds Fourth Annual Ball
The Journeymen Barbers Union No 18 held its fourth annual ball in Deacon Trail at 1651 Washington Street last evening. The Berkeley Orchestra provided music and the crowd danced until early morning. From 38 to 9 o'clock there was a concert, and the stand march was led off at the close. The ball was as successful as any the union has held despite the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeymen Barbers’ Union
Deacon Trail
Washington Street
Berkeley Orchestra
Barge
Death of Annie Callahan Found in Bed at Dublin Home
Annie Callahan, 45, housekeeper for Isaac Dublin, was found dead in bed by Mr Dublin after he left the house hours earlier. Dr McQueeney said death due to alcoholism. Medical examiner Draper was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Callahan
Isaac Dublin
Dublin
McQueeney
Saya
Draper
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Rosie Rosenberg
Cornell ,“Grads
Facey
Consul Bopp
Shawmut Lodge
Kruger
Boston Mee
Marcon
Signor Marconi
South Foreland
Kent
Ieng
Ibis
Atlantic Depot
Derrick
Albany
James McManus
Bow Street
Everett
Timothy J. Murphy
Dorchester Avenue
Sheer
Mazeters
Taylor
Pilsbury
Charlies E. Stratton
Josiah H. Benton, Jr
Thomas J. Lane
Bath
Alberti W. Hersey
Alfred de Vote
Linus RE. Pearson
Sinking Fund
John H. Sullivan
Peter FE. Morrison
Morrison
Joseph H. O'Neil
Alfred T.turner
James H. Dodge
William Jackson
William H. Whitmore
Andrew J. Bailey
Thomas M. Babson
Benjamin W. Wells
James Donovan
John Drohan
Willian Doogue
George E. McKay
Thomas A. Whalen
Reuben Peterson
Watson
General Court
Doyle
Codman
Colby
Dixon
McDonald
Lizzie G. Thoits
Porter Street
Boston Elevated Railroad
George C. Travers
L” Road
Berwin
Brick
Travers
Waltham, Newton & Forest Hills Street Railway Company
Will Wook
Lieut
Brookline D. A. BR
Supt. Condon
Dwyer
Miller Brothers
Iloilo
Captain Atkin
Malalos
Berin
Galumpit
Areriga
Westminster
Sloan
Cannon
Kid Lavell
Long Read
Capt. Coghlin
Grand Trunk
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