Connolly Arrested After Dublin Boer Protests Turn Violent
In Dublin on December 17 a pro Boer protest against Trinity College’s plan to confer a degree on Joseph Chamberlain sparked clashes. Maud Gonne and James Connolly attended. Connolly was arrested after a police‑escorted wagonette tour and violent demonstrations. Davitt Redmond and O’Brien condemned the war and Chamberlain, urging Dubliners to show detestation of the colonial secretary.
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Dublin
Ireland
Trinity College
Joseph Chamberlain
Maud Gonne
Joan of Arc
James Connolly
Connolly
Joe Chamberlain
Empire
Army
Dublin Castle
Transvaal
Trish Transvaal Committee
Messrs
Michael Davitt
William Redmond
J. O’brien
Davitt
Redmond
O'Brien
Mr. Chamberlain
Ladysmith
Manda Gonne
Mr. Connolly
Watching the Ballots Secrecy and Suspicions Surface
A Post investigation details a tense scene around ballot secrecy and possible tampering. Witnesses name private seals and guard patrols at the old Court House while accusing Republicans of complicity and noting heightened security after a close vote on a license question.
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Smith
Court Square
Boy Burglars Nabbed In Somerville Jam Case
Two 18 year old boys Philip McDonough and John Delaney were caught in a Somerville cellar by homeowner George W. Clark with jam and maple syrup in hand. They were taken to the police station on a breaking and entering charge and Delaney has prior court appearances including a July 4 incident with multiple false alarms.
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Philip McDonough
John Delaney
Somerville
George W. Clark
Prescott Street
Mr. Clark
Delaney
McDonough
Central Baptist Church marks 75th anniversary in Leominster
Dec 17 Leominster observes the seventy fifth anniversary of the first Baptist church in town with a historical sermon by Rev A K Harriman. A reception and banquet follow on Wednesday featuring Rev John M English of Newton Theological Institution. The church traces to 1815 and the Leominster branch formed from Holden and Princeton congregations through several reorganizations.
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Leominster
Central Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
A. Ke, Harriman
John M. English
Newton Theological Institution
Holden
Princeton
David Allen
Central Baptist Church of
Rev Blue Accepts Call to Short Falls Church
The Rev James M Blue of Charlestown accepts a call to the Congregational Church at Short Falls and will begin his pastorate soon. A reception and banquet for him at Winthrop Church featured toasts and remarks by notable citizens and speakers. Dr Blue, born in Boston, 29 years ago, is a Williams College and Andover Theological Seminary graduate.
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James M. Blue
Charlestown
Short Falls
Blue
Winthrop Congregational Church
BK. F. Stone
Fred A. Alden
C. J. Watt
Warren Seavey
Herbert Howard
Mr. Stone
C. Rogers
F. H. Maxson
J F. Barry
L. BE. Sweatland
R. W. Chapman
T. W. Praire
EB. P. Oaks
R. T. McBean
Everett Howard
Dr. Blue
Boston
Williams Caee
Andover Theological Semnary
Prince Franz Graetz Married to Kaiser's Cousin in Berlin
Dec 17 report from Berlin notes Prince Franz Windisch Graetz, recently declared bankrupt over gambling debts, is wed to a distant cousin of the Emperor. The Hamburg American line steam er Deutschland will launch at Stettin January 3 in the Emperor’s presence. Baron Von Buelow to christen the new vessel.
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Berlin
Franz Windisch Graetz
Stettin
Baron von Buélow
Three Candidates Vie for Control of Common Council
A lively contest emerges as three candidates seek control of the common council while another trio vies for the presidency of the aldermen. The stakes center on leadership direction and policy priorities. Community watchers note potential shifts in committee oversight and budgeting.
Three Candidates Named For City Council Presidency Race
The Democratic slate narrows to Kiley Connolly and Logan for the Common Council presidency as Ward 14 veteran Kinney appears unlikely to carry the Republican banner in a Democratic stronghold. The Board of Aldermen chair race sees Doyle Day and Norton vie for a Democratic caucus backed outcome, with Day and Norton both confident ahead of decisions.
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Common Council
Kiley
Timothy L.’Connolly
Edward L. Logan
Ward 14
Kinney
Ward
Connolly
Logan
Three Candidates in Tight Race for City Board Seats
The race features three candidates with hustling efforts after a strategy meeting at the Quincy House aimed at Connolly's withdrawal. Connolly asserts he remains in the fight, pledges undisclosed votes, and hints at surprising insiders when the time arrives. President Daniel J. Kiley of Ward 8, born in the West End in 1874, has a long record in city government and legislature, recently returning to the board under the new district system from Wards 12 and 18 after a sharp nominating contest with Alderman O'Toole.
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Board of Strategy
Quincy House
Connolly
Daniel J. Kiley
Ward 8
West End
O'Toole
South Boston council presidency contenders cited
The text notes two candidates for council president, Ex-President Connolly and Councilman Logan of Ward 14. Connolly, a Roxbury builder and former president, seeks again with Democratic backing after prior terms in the 1890s. Logan appeals to South Boston’s need for a presiding officer after sixteen years, tracing his lineage to Colonel Logan and listing his education at Lincoln Grammar, Boston Latin, and Harvard.
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Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Logan
Ward 14
South Boston
Ninth Regiment
Lincoln Grammar School
Boston Latin School
Harvard University
Italian man fires two shots at building then escapes
Lenardo Morello a 35 year old Italian man about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches tall and 160 pounds in a black suit was involved in a disturbance at 29 South Margin Street last evening with other Italians. He fired two shots from a revolver into a building and fled. No injuries reported. Police are seeking him.
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Lenardo Morello
South Margin Street
Shipping News Mini Almanac Dec Daylight and Arrivals
Shipping notes list sun and moon timings, high water, and new moon phases, followed by arrivals of steamers from Hamburg Boston Yarmouth and several British and domestic ships with merchandise and passengers to various firms in Boston New York Philadelphia and Norfolk. Sailed and anchored vessels are noted for Highland Light Chatham Nobska and nearby ports with tug operations and barge movements.
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Schlaefke
Hamburg
William Johnston, & Co
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
John G. Hall & Co
Prince George
Medinnon
J. FF. Masters
Tourret Crown
Hayton
Sydney
C. B
City of
Salem
Indian Ridge
HH. M. Whitney
Hallett
New York
Henry M. Whitney
Allan Joy
Smith
Joy 8
City of Fitchburg
Oakes
Providence
Kk. I
Dingley
Thompson
Portland
Comeau
Meteghan
F. Richara
Thibodeau
Church Point
N. J
George R. Bradford
Littlefield
Lunesville
Mass
Tugs
Lennon
Rayonne
Scranton
Lewis
Hoboken
Cohocton
Chenango
Shickshinney
George M. Winslow
Nutty
Durkee
Port Johnson
Portsmouth
N. H
Tacony
Robinson
South Amboy
Radnor
Malvern
H. M. Hoyt
Farnham
North Shoreport
Perth Amboy
James Woole
Guilmet
Vineyard Haven
William &. Cleary
George W. Clyde
Charleston
Brunswick
Chatham
Baltimore
Norfolk
Frank A. Palmer
Provincetown
Nantaaker Roads
United States
Chesapeake
Henry Clay
Tunnel Ridge
Geechwoot
Barkentine
Aene
Horatio Hall
Ateamer
Manhattan
Joshua Lovett
Nobska
Tig Mars
Priyeil
White Bank
Sea King
HK Maaleshia
Fure
Roeka
Four Clubs Tie for Lead in Gilt Edge Bowling Race
The Gilt Edge Amateur Bowling League shows four clubs tied for first with Old Dorchester and Charlestown leading the pack. Newtowne trails in fourth while Dudley gains ground on the leaders. Individual averages feature Legate and Tower rising, Pray leading the spare record, and Richardson posting a notable climb for Old Dorchester.
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Charlestown
Newton and Newtowne
Newton and Ducey
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Newtowne
Dudley Club
Roxbury
Friends of the Unicorn
Richardson
Hutchinson
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Back Bay
Tower
Pray
Old Dorchester Club
Seamiestown Club
Eae Newton Club
Newtowne Club
Tveen
Arlington Boat
Calumet
Newton
Emery
Dudley
Wray
Dorchester
Parker
Skinner
B. A
ll—Dodge
A. B
Hales
Armstrong
Icleccivccctess
Wood
Essecases
Doves
Kenney
Ghastecowss
Eesnes
Buntin
Sesesss
Ingraham
Saxe
Small
Butters
Paveveese
Scully
Twombly
Southwell
Seeee
Crockett
Whittemore
Rankin
Rogers
Maltby
Kingman
Dorchest
Linder
Burnham
Brastow
Newtown
Littlefield
Wheeler
Malden Leads State League in Massachusetts Interclub
After six weeks of play Malden climbs to the front in the Massachusetts Interclub League. Malden shines in billiards whist and bowling, with Melrose A. C. leading in bowling and pool. Glendon and Newtowne tie for third in general averages. Towanda’s bowling moves Woburn to fifth. Harris of Malden tops individual averages as Ware of Glendon slides.
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Melrose A. C
Glendon
Newtowne
Towanda
Owl
G Pr.llards
Malden Tee Ing
Sues
Newtowne Kernwod
Stenee U Central
Rine
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Centralw
Kernwood
Cahoon
Flynn
M. A
Kolewins
Towanda Peebe
Pierce
Tone Hinstow
Harris
Gawes
Ware
M. A Ce
Morton
Parker
Merce
Rastow
Central
Wills
M. A Cc
Livingstone
K Richardson
Epaene
Tee
Jenks
Revit
Buxton
Wa Sheriffa
Brown
Vane
Tuttle
New Owne
Gillette
Jearham
Hase Maier
Fennain
Heron
Lake
Newtowne Ee
Mallen
Gamen
Wee Rtlett
Kéemwees
Centra Tiver
Nowlowng
Cerrerecerverenne
Circuits Standings Show St James Leading Candlepin League
St James tops City League candlepin standings with solid weekly gains as Carruth sits one behind Jefferson by three games. Murray and Irwin tie for fourth with Central in pursuit alongside Meyers and Broadway, while St James star players Murray and Irwin along with Jefferson drive a climb from sixth to third. Rouse Freeman lead individual gains. O Connell and Ellis sit a point behind in places. Hedge Brown Leahy Bertram Sheafe form the next tier.
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Carruth
Jefferson
Murray & Irwin
Central
Meyers
Broadway
St. Tree Murray & Irwin
Rouse
Freeman
O'Connel
Ellis
Hedge
Brown
Leahy
Bertram
Sheafe
Laat
Ivere OO
Eos
Corinth
Webster
Basan
Mrs Edmands Credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
Mrs Susan H Edmands of 87 Broad St Newburyport Mass says she suffered rheumatism with swollen hands and joint soreness for a year despite two doctors. After trying the minister’s statement and seven boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People she reports complete cure and urges others to use the remedy.
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Susan H. Edmands
Broad St
Newburyport
Mass
Insurance League ties at top after week of play
The Insurance League standings show Travelers Employers and Carpenter tied for first with Paige champions and Boit close for fourth. Elliott of Boit leads individual averages by one point over Nayson of Employers as all bowlers chase trophies in a competitive race.
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Alpha of Waltham
Maugus A. A
Wellesley
Newton Rollers
Mangus
Newton Boat Club
Allston
Langley
Saunders
Alpha
Harris
99Th
Brillant
Pin
Av'ge
Hunoewell
Newton Boat
Maugus
Pop Artillers
Newton O
Newton
Whinney
Aliph
Oorth Artillery
Newton OB
Lord
Bixby
Phippen
Walley
Sheen
Steevie
Somers
Ashworth
Artill
Ashley Allston
Cole
Loveland
Richards
Newton Ane
Kimball
Mangus Newton
Hersey
Wellington
Booker
Travelers
Employers
Carpenter
Paige
Boit
Elliott
Nayson
Travelers Insurance Co
Papldyers
L. A
Dana W. Bennett & Co
Geo. O. Carpenter & Son
Board of Underwriters
John Paige
Wee Tee
Bullard & Davenport
Eliot
R.A. “Nayson
Iovaplovers
Travelers’ Insurance Co
Kirkpatrick
Geo. Eeu & Son
A. Teberenee Er Rowe
Employe Sra
la Bratei Sense Rice
Merrill
Employers' L. A Burke
Ohn
C. Paige & Co
Miet Tees Rites
al & Co
Wards
John C
Plimpton
Robinson
Russell
Travelers’ Insurance Cou
Perkins
Geo. C. Carpenter & Son
Bangs
K A. Bolt
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D. W. Bennett
Go i
Hollis
Geo
Carpenter & Son
Wilson
R. Ms Heen
Sas
Buntin
Heinemann
Mackie
D. W. Bennett & Co
Shea
Tucker
Major
Travelers’ Insurance ‘Co
Dornhofer
Bullard & Davenpo
J Elliott
Fay
Seanawwenee
Ityland
Geo. O. Carpenter Donovan
Bullard & Davenport Mort
City League pins race tight as leaders mull joint ownership
Carruth and Boylston remain tied for first in the City League big pin standings though talks persist of dissolving joint ownership after next Friday’s games. Boylston meets Sudbury while McCarthy presses Carruth with their strongest lineup as others chase behind, with Murray Irwin close on Sudbury’s heels and Roxbury Broadway battling for lower honors. Marden of Boylston leads individuals. Benjamin and others post solid averages as teams edge toward the finish.
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Boylston
Sudbury
McCarthy
Murray & Irwin
Roxbury
Broadway
Marden
Benjamin
Ferris
Gordon
Binns
Lawson
Pine
Carruth Siece
Royston
Brds
Oats Sudbury
Murray & Irw
Meyers
Sch
Dow
Stont
Cochrane, M. & I
Watts
C. Harriman
Hox
Bartlett
O'Bryan
B'way
McFarlane, Sud
Death of man at station after seizure
A man believed to be James Breen, 3, of 14 Oscar Street, was brought to Neponset sub-station unconscious and later died at Station 11. Despite initial recovery, he suffered a sinking spell. Dr. Kernan and Dr. Westcott attended. A letter in his pocket provided the name. He worked at Long Island. Heart disease is suspected as the cause.
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James Breen
Oscar Street
Neponset
Kernan
Westcott
Long Island
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