Maher and Fitzsimmons Fight Near El Paso Feb 14
Dallas dispatch reports Maher and Fitzsimmons near El Paso to clash on February 14 pending last minute hitch. Stuart communicates with Julian and Fitzsimmons in Houston and may sign agreements at sea beyond Texas jurisdiction to finalize the heavyweight title bout.
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Dallas
Tex
Fitzsimmons
Maher
E Paso
Dan
Stuart
New York
Martin Julian
Houston
Julian
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Through Cannon massacre details from Kaisarea to Van
The text recounts brutal massacres by Kurds under Turkish authority, describing killings of Christians in Kaisarea and Harpoot, refugees fleeing to churches, and conversion of churches into mosques or stables. It notes Armenian and Protestant churches desecrated, officers killed, and refugees flooding Van and Trebizond.
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Khirpoor
Erzeroum
Kaisarea
Harpoot
Kassarea
Van
Trebizond
Boxing Gossip Reflects on Fitzsimmons Maher Debates
Boxing prose laments winded methods by Fitzsimmons and manager Martin Julian. It notes public fatigue with endless press disputes and urges AP reporters to withhold attention until articles are signed. It also mentions other fighters, bouts, and potential matches, highlighting the sport's volatile scene and managerial tensions.
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Fitzsimmons
Martin Julian
Associated Press
Texas
Bob Fitzsimmons
Maher
Jim Corbett
Jack Smith
Philadelphia
Boston
New England
Jack
Smith
Lavigne
j;Walcott
Charley McKeever
Owen Zeigler
Curt
Ben Mulford
Peter Maher
Denver
Ed Smith
Chicago
Birmingham
Ala
Jimmy Kennard
St. Paul
Providence
Jerry Sullivan
Athletic Club
Central Falls
R. I
Kid Burt
Billy Donnelly
Canada
Riverside Boat Club
George Neece
Missouri
Spike Sullivan
Billy
Brierly
Woburn Club
Sullivan
Lynn
Reddy
Woburn
Paddy
Fenton
Joe Mullen
H. H
Rice
Chelsea
Armenian Atrocity Crisis Urges Swift Action
The text condemns Turkish atrocities against Armenians and calls for immediate aid and congressional action. It notes failed guardship efforts at the Dardanelles, recounts desperate conditions in Trebizond, and warns that famine and exposure will cause massive deaths without prompt international relief. It lists a five-member committee to draft resolutions and urge action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trebizond
German Role in Dardanelles Guardship Decision
Berlin reports the Sultan secured a firmans concession for extra guardships at the Dardanelles under German pressure while Germany stays in the background. The Emperor opposed the move, but Austria and Italy pushed the ambassador to align with the allies if strong measures occur. Reforms in Asia Minor are hoped, with confidence in Berlin that Turkey will act, and Armenians receive sympathy with caution about wider war risks.
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Berlin
Dardanelles
Germany
Constantinople
Austria
Italy
Asia Minor
Turkey
Armenia
Vienna
Fremdenblatt
Newest horrors from Constantinople report Armenian massacres continue
A Daily News despatch from Constantinople cites United Press details on the Kaisarea massacre with gendarmes aiding marauders and claims government orders for pillage. It says Zeitoun atrocities loom, denies Armenian attacks, and urges immediate European intervention to end the extermination of Armenians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily News
Constantinople
United Press
Kaisarea
Eitoun
Zeitoun
Money for Armenia Rally At Somerville Church
A large crowd gathered at Prospect Hall Church in Somerville last night for a fundraiser to aid Armenians in Turkey. Rev Edwin S Tead presided as speakers included Rev Fred D Green missionary in Van Turkey Mayor William H Hodgkins and Mayor-elect Albion A Perry.
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Turkey
Prospect Hal
Somerville
Edwin S. Tead
Fred D. Green
Van
William H. Hodgkins
Albion A. Perry
Turkish telegram reports repulse of Persian Kardars at Van
Washington dispatch cites Sublime Porte message saying Kardars who attacked an Armenian village near Al Pok Van were repulsed by imperial troops. Looted articles and cattle at Amassia Marsovan Hafik partly restored. Zeitoun situation unchanged. Brigand attacks on Zerkian and Kurzel villages attributed to Persian foes.
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Washington
Sublime Porte
Kardars
Alpok
Van
Amassia
Marsovan
Hafik
Zeitoun
Zerkian
Kurzel
Persia
Sunday liquor seizures at Bowker Street premise
Liquor squad visited Jeremiah Sullivan at 23 Bowker Street and confiscated 8 1 2 gallons of lager beer and 3 4 of a gallon of whiskey in a Sunday operation.
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Jeremiah Sullivan
Bowker Street
Miss Helen Gould Hosts Five Points Children at Woody Crest
In Irvington on December 15 Miss Helen M Gould will host twenty boys and girls from the Five Points Home of New York at Woody Crest. The charity mansion atop Wood Crest Mountain overlooks the Hudson. The Christmas festival includes a tree with a bisque angel, gifts, turkey dinner, carols, and a day of touring the mansion grounds and conservatories with Mr and Mrs Edwin Gould, Howard Gould, and Miss North-Tup expected to join.
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Irvington
Helen M. Gould
Five Points
New York
Woody Crest
East
Wood Crest Mountain
Hudson
Miss Gould
Victoria
First Irish Volunteers Regiment Builds In New York
A covert Irish movement aims to form a national Irish American army led by Clan na Gael. The New York unit, named the First Irish Volunteers, recruits Catholics sworn to the cause, with U S army fatigues for uniforms and drills at Grand Central Palace. An engineering branch will study mining and explosives.
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Chicago
New York
Ireland
New
New York City
United States
Clan-na-Gael
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Connecticut
New York Regiment
United States Army
Grand Central Palace
Harrington to Join Boston Club Next Season
President Young informed President Soden that Harrington is under reserve to the Boston Club. Fall River waived all claim, giving Boston exclusive rights to deal. Manager Selee met Harrington in Fall River, guaranteed a good salary, and Harrington is likely to become a Boston player next season.
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Young
Soden
Boston
Joe Harrington
Fall River
Selee
Harrington
Joe
League of American Wheelmen weighs racing control
Chief Consul Potter of the New York Division expresses reluctance to transfer racing control from the league. He sees the league as capable but not ready to cede responsibility and notes strong member support for his view. A February meeting will tackle admitting professional wheelmen and a firm road policy. Li. Jacquest of Illinois signals plan to propose changes.
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Consul Potter
New York
League
IL. A. W
League of American Wheelmen
Jacquest
Illinois
League of American Wheelmen Seeks Constitutional Change
A notice indicates motions at the February 1896 general assembly to alter Article 1 and related sections. Proposed changes replace phrases about public roads with building permanent highways and change the term amateur wheel men to cyclist. The constitution may admit riders age 18 with two reputable wheelmen recommendations.
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General Assembly
League of American Wheelmen
Lse
Whelmen
C C C Tournament Bowling Standings and Schedules
The C C C tournaments advance with Roslindale and Pequots moving up. Individual leaders include J P Clark with the three string 669 and R Gould and F J Ansheim sharing the single string 215. Current standings list Roslindale C C6 leading, followed by Mt Pleasant C C7 and Pequot C C1.056, with Chelsea C C26 and Garden City Ww close behind. Upcoming bowling matches include Pequots vs Tigers and Roslindale vs Boston College, plus pool and whist results in progress.
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Roslindale
Pequots
Chelsea
Alphas
R. Gould
Garden Citys
F J: Ansheim
Roslindales
Reed T’tlpins
Roslindale C. C
Mt. Pleasant C. C
Pequot C. C
Chelsea C. C
Charlestown C. C
Suffolk B. C
Garden City
Sentse
Shawmut C. C
Roxbury
Maverick
GC. Chivseseeeeee
Tiger Roadsters
Boston College
Orient C. C
ABTT
Tigers
Shawmuts
Charlestown
Mavericks
Boston Probate Notices of 1895Administrations and Executorships
Suffolk and Middlesex probate notices announce administration of John C O Sullivan and Margaret Connoly estates in Boston and Cambridge. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear. executors and administrators report final accounts and distributions. notices name Cecilia Sullivan Patrick Campbell and Samuel L Prichard as executors. Dates cited include December 13 1895 and December 24 1895.
Probate notice in Lexington estate matter
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs and next of kin in the estate of Sarah Ann Russell late of Lexington for letters testamentary to James F Russell and Sarah L Russell. Court in Cambridge sets appearance December 24, 1895 at 9 o clock to show cause why letters should not be granted. Public notice to be printed weekly for three weeks in the Boston Transcript and mailed to known interested parties at least seven days before the hearing. Witness Charles J McIntire judge and H Folsom clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Margaret Connolly
Nlias Conndy
Ating Conley
Tewksbury
Charles
H. B. Breck
Hhereby
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Hi Folsom
Middesex
Serengon
H. Folsom
Patrick B. Kelley
Nice
Republic of France
Catharine D. Kelley
Somerville
Camb
Charles J. ‘McIntire
Register
Probate notice of Harriet M. Sweatt will Cambridge court
Middlesex probate court cites heirs and all interested parties in Somerville to show cause why Marquis R. Sweatt should be granted letters testamentary without bond. Public notice to run weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks, last publication at least one day before the December 24, 1895 hearing at nine oclock in the forenoon.
Notice of Probate Hearing for Bridget Riley Estate
Suffolk probate court issues citation to heirs and creditors of Bridget Riley late of Boston for a petition to grant administration to Bridget Er. Hennessey. Hearing set December 19 1895 at 10am in Boston. Public notice required weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Witness James W. Kim judge. Elijah George register.
Probate notices in Bowzer and Twigg estates in Boston
Suffolk Probate Court issues citations for Mary Elizabeth Bowzer administratrix and Thomas H Twigg executor. First and second final accounts referenced. Court to convene December 19, 1895 in Boston. Notices require service by delivery, publication in the Boston Post, and mail to interested parties. Witnessed by Judge John W. McKim.
Probate Court Citations for Dennis Twigg and George Thompson
Suffolk Probate Court cites heirs creditors and interested parties for Dennis Twigg estate first account and for George Thompson estate administration to Ida M Dauphinee. Notices require publication weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and service to known parties at least seven days before court sessions in December 1895.
Notice of Administratrix for Mary Jones Estate
Notifies that the subscriber has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Mary Jones late of Boston Suffolk deceased in estate. All persons having demands against the estate must present them to Mary E Knox Admx 271 Bunke Hill St Charlestown Mass by a stated deadline. Boston December 2 1895.
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William T. Sullivan
Boston
Suffolk
Cecilia Sullivan
Patric Akvey Campbell
Barton
County of
Ste Ren
Patrick Campbell
Notics
Elizab Richard
Assere
Samuel L. Prichard
Harvard St
Charieytown
Mary. Jones
Mary E. Knox
Hill St
Charlestown
Mass
Bernard D Ney
Margaret A. Delaney
Admx
Ton
A. O'Brien
Rien
Battolicata Intestate
Decca
Arbie H.gu
Patterson
New Jersey
John D. Graham
Somerville
George M. Baker
Court St
Bensjamin W. Gumpy
George GuvPy
Ames Building
Mase
Dennis O'Connell
Mary O'Don
Ainge
Dorchester
Notice of administratrix for Bernard D Ney estate
Marg are t A Delaney is named administratrix of Bernard D Ney late of Boston Suffolk County estate. Creditors and others holding claims are required to exhibit them to Admx. Dec 3 1895. Insufficient or garbled text limits full details.
Probate Court Cites Heirs in Skiff Estate in 1895 Boston
Suffolk Probate Court requires heirs and all interested persons to appear on December 26, 1895 at ten o’clock in the forenoon to show cause why Ellen Murphy of Wakefield may be issued letters testamentary for Johanna Skiff's estate. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. copies to known heirs must be mailed at least a week before the court. Judge John W. McKinn presiding.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Estedt
Jerb
P. OK
Danforth
Maine
Hereas
Hora
A. Bennett
Washington
Suffo K
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Orersons
Boston
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
John W. Bowzer
Mary Elizabeth Bowzer
John W. McKim. Esquire
Rsons
Dennis GG
Thomas H. Twigg
Dennis Twigg
Sally L. P Rkins
Flymouth
New Beppe
John H. M* Ett
Rafton
New Hampshire
Boxton
Suffok
Commonwealth © OF Massachusetts
Johanna Skiff
Ellen Murphy
Wakefield
Middlesex
John W. McKnn
Leonidas M. Stavers
Susan
Foster
Bogton
Probate Court Citations for George H Mart and Leonidas M Stavers
Suffolk probate notices inform heirs and creditors of two estates. George H Mart of Boston is urged to appear December 26, 1895, as executor Frank H Dodge seeks letters testamentary with no surety. Leonidas M Stavers estate notices require final account approval by administratrix Susan S Foster with fourteen days notice and seven days mailing before court.
Probate notices cite wills and admin requests in Boston area
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notice items list probate actions for Mary Osborne Pierce Seth J Thomas Patrick B Kelley and others. Executors named or proposed, bonds required, citations to appear in Boston Probate Court, publication in Boston Post and Boston Test. Dates December 1895, addresses in Boston Somerville Cambridge and Dorchester.
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EL Paso
Dan Stuart
Godfrey
Bos
Tom
Europe
Taunes Mountains
Euphrates
Mr. Perrin
B. A. George
A. T. Somerby
W. T Perrin
J. P. Bradley
Peter Kerr
Congress
Yaben
Bitis
Bri
Kaisaria
Ewand
Hanover St
Aly
PURE
California
Per
Gallen
Faneuil Mall
Caporal
C. C. C. Tourneys
Chelsea C
Suffolk Bicycle Club
Maverick Wheel Club
Crees Riverview C. C
Oaeene
Garden City Wheelmen
Shawmut C
Charlestown C. Saneeee
Shawmut C. Cc
Riverview Citodiscane
Aed
Newton
Mie Mavericks
Riverviews
Owents
East Boston
John C.o'sullivan
Margaret O'Sullivan
Decenier
A. D
Commonwealth OF
Massachusetts
Harriet M. Sweatt
Marquis R. Sweatt
Newsom
H. Folsom. Register
Bridget Riley
Bridget ER. Hennessey
John W.eKim
George J. Thompson
Fredericton
Brunswick
Ida M. Dauphinee
Commonwealth OF Massachesetts
Mary Pitag Bon Yalnty
Bowton
Maigaret Corcotan
Ston
Pepest
Toston
George
George 8S
Harit
Sakk County
Seid Court
Frank H. Dodge
Melrose
H Im
Wees
Juan George
Mary Osborne Pierce
Bi Daid
Noah
W. Sanborn
Queetord
John W., McKim, Uire
Seth J Thomas
James B. F. Thomas
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