Flynn Stabbed During Ward 8 Argument Near Lowell Street
Michael Flynn 32, a lodging house resident near 1 Lowell street, was stabbed in the right thigh by Daniel Golden 40 of Cambridge during a heated Ward 8 dispute at Lowell and Causeway streets. Flynn, wounded but not fatally, was treated and expected to return home by May 1. Golden remained at large.
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Ward 8
Michael Flynn
Lowell Street
Conry-Kelcher
Daniel Golden
Cambridge
Flynn
Causeway Street
Welkin
Lowell and
Causeway Streets
Hendricks Club
John Kane
John Burns Warns of Uprising Over American Labor
London reports John Burns MP warns of a terrible uprising among American workers unless shorter hours child labor restrictions and proper sanitary workshops are provided. He calls industrial America a slaughterhouse and Golgotha and criticizes U S employers for a Napoleonic game while noting discontent drives emigration to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
John Burns
M. P
Napoleon
Canada
Senate
House of Representatives
Pierpont Morgan
Freight Handlers Assembly Votes Action on Unauthorized Dues
The Freight Handlers' Assembly of the K of L met to prosecute someone collecting money under its name without authority. After the meeting a reception honored 10 new members and speakers included M. J. Kenney John A. McGonagle John R. Dalton and James Donovan. The union acted favorably on 20 applications.
A Gentleman's Soap for All Skin Types and Hair
A versatile toilet soap claims to improve complexion soften skin cure chapped hands and lips, pimples and sores, treat babies and adults for eruptions, prevent hair loss and promote growth, serve as a shaving aid, and provide a youthful glow. It is described as purer than food and more soothing than cold cream.
Hay Confers With Russian Ambassador On Manchuria Demands
Secretary Hay met Count Cassini at his home for nearly an hour to discuss Russia's Manchuria demands and impact on American interests. The note to Russia and the China authorities protests aim to protect open door and U S trade while noting potential concessions if negotiations succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Manchuria
Hay
Count Cassini
State Department
McCormick
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Conger
Pekin
United States
Europe
China
Praise for Russia's Manchuria work praised by U S pioneer
M Sergei Friede of New York a pioneer in Manchuria and first American to cross the region via the current Chinese Eastern railroad route says Russia has poured hundreds of millions into Manchuria and built thousands of miles of railway in six years. He notes Russia acts from an American viewpoint and highlights broad American commercial gains.
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Danny
Russia
Manchuria
Harbin
Sungar
Asia
China
America
Japan
Hong Kong
Pittsburg
Oregon
New York
M. Sergey Friede
West Ninety-sixth Street
Chinese Eastern Railroad
Far East
Friede
Shanghai
Thousands Await Friday Wage Demands Across Trades
New York and nation wide employers and employees plan meetings to discuss wage and hour demands taking effect May 1. About 5 000 direct and 6 000 indirect workers in Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders could be idle if strikes occur. Local unions push for eight hour days and wage increases across building trades and related crafts.
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New York
Brotherhood of
Boilermakers
Iron Shipbuilders
Marine Trades Council
Marine Engineers’ Association
New York Harbor
Ferry Engineers
United Garment Workers
United States
United Clothing Cutters
Brotherhood of Cloakmakers
Greater
Harnessmakers’ Union
Man and Woman Killed by Trains at Grove Street Crossing
Providence report states Mrs. Margaret Gates aged unknown and Michael Lyons aged 35, both killed by trains. Gates was a widow with six sons and two daughters and was hastening home after an errand near Grove street crossing. Lyons, a weaver, died in Pittsfield after a passenger train collision.
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Providence
R. 1
Margaret Gates
Grove Street Crossing
Pittsfield
Michael Lyons
Silver Anniversary for Jay Hunt and Wife Draws Boston Social Elite
Mr and Mrs Jay Hunt celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary at their Brookline home on Thorndike street with a flowered library bow er and a banquet. The couple, linked to Bowdoin Square Theatre and Lothrop enterprises, have children in theater and civil engineering roles. A host of friends from Boston Providence and Worcester attended, presenting abundant silver gifts.
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Mrs
Jay Hunt
Boston
Providence
Worcester
Thorndike Street
Brookline
Hunt
Bowdoin Square Theatre Stock Company
Lothrop Enterprises
Henry Hunt
Charlestown Navy Yard
Charlotte Hunt
Gussie Hunt
Henrietta Hunt
Asheville
N. C
Nettie Wooley
Rose Wood
L J. Sternburger
Ernest D. Burden
Protests Over Vanderbilt Wedding Stir London Debate
London April 27 Father Black, famed for opposing marriages of divorced people, letters the Times protesting the Vanderbilt and Rutherford union led by Rev R H Hadden. He notes the bishop of London’s ruling that the marriage service for divorced persons is profanation and questions American Secretary White's involvement against church wishes.
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London
Father Black
The
Times
Vanderbilt
Rutherford
R. H. Hadden
St. Marks
Riage
Seation
Mr. White
Canterbury
Vast Financial Interests Involved in Vanderbilt Taking a New Wife
New York April 2 With the marriage of William K Vanderbilt public interest rises over his vast fortune and potential heirs. The piece details his background in railroads, the Vanderbilt family circle, and the impact on estate plans.
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Vanderbilt
New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Geneva
Switzerland
Paris
Transportation Department
New York Central
Rutter
New Ruler Declared In Santo Domingo After Revolt
April 25 in San Domingo Republic of Santo Domingo reports a revolution ousting President Vasquez. A provisional government forms with President Wes Gil and ministers of interior foreign affairs justice finance public works war and marine coasts. News from the north is limited as city suffers homelessness and hospital shortages while Atlanta’s departure is lamented for medical aid.
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San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Barahona
San Pedro de Macoris
Selbe
Vasquez
A. Wes-Gil
Miguel Febles
Fidelio Desprades
Enrique Henriquez
R. B. Galvan
Jose Brache
Dionisio Frias
Francesco Detjeen
San Carlos
United States
Atlanta
No Engagement Rumor Denied by Dunn and Plant Widows
In New York on April 26 authorities and representatives for ex Sheriff Thomas J. Dunn and the widow of Henry B. Plant deny any engagement. Both sides state there is no foundation for the rumor of marriage to the Plant system founder's widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas J. Dunn
Henry B. Plant
Plant System
Dunn
High school football matchups around the region
Newton High hosts Roxbury High and Cambridge hosts Harvard Freshmen. Wes High plays Cambridge High in Somerville, Everett meets Woburn in Everett, Malden faces Winthrop in Winthrop, Milton hosts Adams Academy in Quincy, and Andover visits Reading.
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Newton High
Roxbury High
Newton
Volkmann
Harvard
Cambridge
Wes High
Cambridge High
Somerville
Everett High
Woburn High
Everett
Malden High
Winthrop High
Winthrop
Milton High
Adams Academy
Quincy
Andover
Reading
Missionary Boat Dante Sets Sail From East Boston Harbor
On the bathhouse wharf at Border street East Boston the Rev J L Bates pastor of Meridian Street M E Bethel led the annual spring service. The missionary boat Dante with 12 oarsmen began its harbor tour distributing Bibles and literature to sailors in the harbor while the crowd sang God Be With You Till We Meet Again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Border Street
Boston
JL. B. Bates
Meridian Street
Emerson Hall fund urged to meet Emerson statue goal
Harvard fundraising for a proposed Emerson Hall memorial to Ralph Waldo Emerson faces a May 26 deadline to raise several thousand dollars to lay the cornerstone. The committee already has a bronze Emerson statue sketch by Frank Duveneck and lists numerous donations from Cabot, Mason, Lyman, Hand, and others, totaling substantial gifts toward the project.
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Harvard
Ralph Waldo Emerson
College Yard
Emerson
Frank Duveneck
Francis Boott
Cambridge
Mr. Emerson
Emerson Hall
Fire destroys three Columbus business blocks with one fatality
Fire swept the northwest corner of High and Long streets in Columbus early today destroying the Brunson Union and Courtright buildings and damaging the Nichola building. Fireman Daniel Lewis, captain of engine company No. 1, was killed when a wall collapsed on him. Losses expected around 50000 dollars.
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Columbus
Brunson
Union
Courtright
High
Long Streets
Nichola
Daniel Lewis
Vanderbilt's Alpha Second in Poulains Race at Longchamp
Paris race day reports William K. Vanderbilt's Alpha finished second in the Prix Poule 4 d'Essai des Poulains at Longchamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
William K. Vanderbilt
Alpha
Longchamps
Arlington a Sure Winner Leads Mystic Valley Candle Pin Race
Arlington Boat Club remains top in the Mystic Valley Candle Pin league with a six game lead over 990th A A as four weeks remain. Medford Towanda Highland Kernwood Old Belfry follow. Individual averages see Cole of Medford leading, with Fox and Martin of the Battery team close behind.
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Arlington Boat Club
Highland Club
Sting
Mystic Valley
A. A
Calumet
Battery
Medford
Towanda
Highland
Kernwood
Old Belfry
Arlington
Cole
Fox
Martin
Marketmen League Ends Week With Pork and Produce Lead
The Marketmen league concludes its schedule this week as Pork and Produce tie for the lead. A decisive winner will emerge after tomorrow night’s clash. Hollis tops the individual averages, with strong scores across Poultry, Produce, and Butter divisions.
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Marketmen’s League
Hollis
W. L. Pins
Littlefield
Wood
Beckford
Benjamin
Walker
Snow
Local Cricket and Race Standings Teased From Av. Ledger
Fragmentary OCR shows names and scores tangled with initials and dates. Notable entries include Brown Cur and Parker Hol with scores around 418 and 420, plus multiple players such as Summers Welsh McMullen Russell Stout Mumford and Wilson. Summary reflects a damaged standings list or roster table from a midweek schedule.
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W. L. Av. W. L. AY. Shep
Ward
Welsh
S. N
McMullen
Russell
P. H
Stout
Bo di
Mystic Valley and Marketmen’s League Schedules
Mystic Valley listings show Monday Old Belfry at Towanda and Wednesday Highland at 990th A A Medford at Arlington Thursday Calumet at Kernwood. In Marketmen’s League Tuesday Produce vs Pork Thursday Poultry vs New England Friday Butter vs ees. Mercantile League has Tuesday matches at Chauncy alleys.
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Mystic Valley
Old Belfry
Towanda
Highland
A. A
Medford
Arlington
Calumet
Kernwood
New England
Mercantile League
Chauncy Alleys
Henry J. Lancy Dead in Provincetown
Henry John Lancy died suddenly of grip at his Provincetown home after a brief illness. Born May 14, 1826, he was a seaman turned mechanic, married twice, and famed for wood carving and souvenirs from wrecks including Somerset. Funeral today at his home with Rev. F. L. Payson officiating. he leaves a widow and many friends.
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Provincetown
Henry John Lancy
Mr. Lancy
Helen McBrien
Houston
Elizabeth I. Barrister
Boston
Laney
Somerset
F. L. Payson
Universalist Church
Moran season to be led by Bill Tenzler in new motor pace effort
Bill Tenzler will manage Moran this season and has ordered a modern French motor to boost pace. Elkes and Walthour will meet all comers on Baltimore and Washington tracks starting May 15. C Ross Klosterman of Baltimore cancels talks with George Leander to arrange his season.
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Bill Tenzler
Moran
Bill
France
Elkes and
Walthour
Baltimore
Washington
Ross Klosterman
George Leander
Klosterman
Atlanta
Parc Des Princes
Paris
Joe Nelson
Bouhours
Robl
Charles River
The
Charles River Park
Spooner
Langham Hotel
Boston
Andicap
Eason
Memorial Day work horse parade plans underway
Arrangements for a Memorial Day horse parade are nearly complete and volunteers are urged to assist. Meetings happen Wednesdays at 11:30 at Young's, with entry closes May 15. Secretary H C Merwin, Room 306 State House, handles entries. entry blanks available from the secretary or Team Drivers' Union Secretary Brown at 181 Washington Street North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s
H. C. Merwin
State House
Brown
Team Drivers’ Union
Washington Street North
Shamrock III Reaches Clyde Port
London reports Shamrock III has arrived at the Clyde marking a notable maritime leg for the sailing team. Other sporting items appear on page three.
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London
The
Clyde
Woman's Beauty Tied to Blood Purity and Digestion
The fragment suggests beauty depends on pure blood and strong digestion and promises improvement through unspecified products or regimens. It presents a health claim linking complexion to bodily balance and diet.
Triscuit and Beechams Pills Ad Pages Reach Customers
Beechams Pills sold everywhere in boxes 10c and 2c. Triscuit described as the electric baked biscuit and the highest type of cracker making art. Best for all ages. Ask Grocers.
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Ask Grocers
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Czar
Siberia
Peking
Tien Tsin
Vostok
Yellow Sea
William Kissam Vanderbilt
William H. Vanderbilt
Cornelius
Alva Smith
Mobile
Ala
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Consuelo
Duchess of Marlborough
William K., Jr
Virginia Fair
Harold 8
W. K. Vanderbilt
Lewis Morris Rutherford
Samuel S. Sands
Meadow Brook Hunt Club
Mr. Rutherford
Ann Harriman
Oliver Harriman
J. Low Harriman
J. Borden Harriman
Stephen H. Olin
William R. Travers
Joseph Harriman
Herbert Harriman
Oliver Harriman, Jr
Lake Shores
Michigan Central
Willam K
Cornelius Vanderbilt
William Rockefeller
D. O. Mills
Samuel D. Babcock
Mr. Twombly
Chauncey M. Depew
F. W. Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Santo Domingo
MR. Dunn
Mrs. Plant
Vladivostock
Elliot Cabot
Henry Lie
F. P. Mason
Arthur T. Lyman
Learned Hand
Albany
William
Aonere
George Mam
Sturgis Bigelow
Seeanseense Ulsqug Mous
P. Kimball
Lab Geweserbaes
W. W. Goodwin
Charles P. Hemenway
George Putnam Mere
Charles Pees Pon Storer
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Kern
Mayo
Massers
Puilprick
Sel Wee
Gray
Ae Martin
Richardson
Cal
Harding
Henry J. Lancy
Shamrock
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