Two Boxing Draw in Buffalo Bouts Shine Forte Flaherty Mullins
In Buffalo at the Olympic Athletic Club Martin Flaherty of Lowell faces Joe Mullins of Boston in a twenty round bout that ends in a draw after a seesaw battle. Earlier John Laughlin defeats Dutch Neal after Neal is knocked down twice. Local fighters Dick O'Brien and Burt Balmer also sparred, Balmer knocked out in the second round.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Olympic Athletic Club
Martin Flaherty
Lowell
Mass
Joe Mullins
Boston
Mullins
Martin
Joe
Flaherty
John Sheehan
John Laughlin
Neal
Chicago
Laughlin
Sheehan
Dick O’brien
Burt Balmer
Balmer
Boston and Cambridge consider new bridge downstream of Brookline street
City officials from Boston Cambridge Somerville and Brookline discuss closing Brookline street bridge building a downstream cross river span with Essex Street terminus Boston favors a later rebuild within debt limits while Cambridge and Somerville push for broader links and park system connections across the Charles River with plans to begin design work immediately.
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Olmstead & Elliott
Brookline Street
Boston
Essex St
Quincy
Elliott
West Boston
Charles River
Jackson
Cambridge
Magazine Street
Perry
Somerville
Middlesex
Brookline
Sortwell
Bancroft
The
Charles
L A W Candidates Open Headquarters in Albany
I B Potter and Sterling Elliott vie for national president of the L A W arriving in Albany to open headquarters at the Stanwix Hotel and Kenmore Hotel. Secretary Abbot Bassett accompanies Elliott. Ex-President Dunn of Ohio is expected to arrive to aid. The Assembly opens Wednesday with Governor Black delivering the opening address and Lt Governor Woodruff among the speakers on good roads day.
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Albany
N. Y
I. B. Potter
Sterling Elliott
Potter
Stanwix Hotel
Elliott
Abbott Bassett
Kenmore Hotel
Dunn
Ohio
Black
Woodruff
West End Hebrew Educational Club Holds First Annual Hall
The first annual hall of the West End Hebrew Educational Club drew over 500 attendees in Copley Hall. Sigilman's Orchestra performed a concert program before dancing and a grand march led by I Levy and Miss Bessie Slutyki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Hebrew Educational Club
Copley Hall
Sigilman
I. Levy
Bessie Slutyki
Joseph Roth
A. Earthstone
Elderly Brockton bootmaker Barzallai Cary dies at 82
Barzallai Cary, one of Brockton's oldest residents, died this morning at the home of his son-in-law Alderman Daniel D. Tilden at age 82. Cary made boots and shoes and later accumulated a large fortune through real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Barzallai Cary
Daniel D. Tilden
Enamelini Plants Operate Day and Night to Meet Demand
The two ENAMELINI factories in Maine and New Jersey run constantly around the clock and still cannot keep up with demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enamelini
Maine
New Jersey
Lavigne Defends Lightweight Crown In 25 Round Victory
New York reports George Kid Lavigne of Saginaw Michigan retained the lightweight title by outlasting Kid McPartland of this city in a fast 25 round bout. Lavigne dominated from start to finish with relentless body blows and precise jabs, while McPartland fought hard with awkward footing and clever dodges. The supporting prelim bout between Jack Daly and Joe Burke ended in a draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George
Kid” Lavigne
Saginaw
Mich
Kid” McPartland
Lavigne
McPartland
Jack Daly
Wilmington
Joe Burke
Brooklyn
Mac
Brooklynite
Six Round Bouts Highlight Quaker City Card
Philadelphia boxing bill features Tommy White and Joe Fairburn in a lopsided six round bout while Australian Billy Murphy dominates Denny McMahon. Pittsburg’s Jack Bennett fights Philadelphia veteran Bull McCarthy in another quick affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Quaker City Athletic Club
Tommy White
New York
Joe Fairburn
Fairburn
Billy Murphy
Denny McMahon
Detroit
Jack Bennett
Pittsburg
McCarthy
Crete Crisis Deepens as Union With Greece Proclaimed
A Canea despatch reports Christians hoisting the Greek flag and proclaiming Crete's union with Greece amid mass demonstrations. Mussulmans attack Heraklion arsenal, 2000 rifles taken. Germany orders Kaiserin Augusta to Crete. England ships food for 1200 refugees.
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Athens
Canea
Greece
Crete
Mussulmans
Ministry of Marine
The
Union
Mussalsmans
Heraklion
Department
Turkey
Germany
Kaiserin Augusta
England
Malta
Curzon denies Cretan massacre rumors in Commons
In the House of Commons Rt. Hon George N Curzon says reports of a massacre in Crete are unfounded. He notes limited firing with small loss of life and decent Turkish conduct. He cites 5000 refugees embarked from Canea now quiet. British squadron troopship supplies food for 1200. 2000 refugees aboard ships. last fugitives evacuated by Greek vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
George N. Curzon
Crete
Union proclaimed at Halepa
A dispatch from Canea reports the union of Crete and Greece proclaimed at Halepa yesterday. The move follows a popular demonstration in favor of Crete's annexation and may trigger a cabinet crisis in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Canea
Crete
Greece
Halepa
Veterans Celebrate Thirty-Fifth Roanoke Island Reunion
The Roanoke Association veterans who fought under Ambrose Burnside marked their 35th reunion at United States Hotel. Officers elected include President William A. Richardson and Vice Presidents James Nicker and Samuel J. Ellis, with officers from multiple Massachusetts Rhode Island New York and Connecticut units.
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Roanoke Association
Roanoke Island
Ambrose E. Burnside
United States
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Battery
Connecticut
New Hampshire
New York
United States Navy
William A. Richardson
Vicce
James Nicker
Samuel J. Ellis
Navy
James Thompson
George W. Nason
George S. Ball
John G. Parke
George P. Hawkes
John W. Raymond
Charles B. Amory
Walter Bugbee
John W. Traftan
Edward Harland
Ss. M. Chapman
George L. Kibby
S. G. Griffin
James Stewart
Edwin Dews
Newark
A. M. Massey
Rode Island
B. A. Crowe
W. B. Wright
Honors to Bishops at Boston University reception
About 500 attendees from the Boston University Theological School joined faculty students and notable New England Methodist leaders to honor Bishops Mallalieu and Foster at Jacob Sleeper Hall. The event highlighted the esteem for these church figures among the Episcopal Methodist community.
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Mallalieu
Bishop Foster
Boston University Theological School
Jacob Sleeper
Methodist Episcopal Church
Arbitration Treaty Debate Sinks Open Doors Plea
Senate moves to executive session on the arbitration treaty with Great Britain. Senators Hill Gray Lodge Sherman clash over public vs closed debate. Open session defeated by large margin, then treaty merits consideration begins.
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Washington
Sherman
Senate
Great Britain
Hill
Dem
N. Y
Gray
Delaware
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Morgan
Stewart
Nevada
Messrs. Brown
Utah
New York
Lindsay
Kentucky
Peffer
Kansas
Roach
North Dakota
Tillman
South Carolina
Teller
Colorado
Entertaining Curly Locks Extravaganza Delights Boston
The parade of tunes and comic performances features Norman White as the clever comedian and A K Lane as Curly Locks. T E Statson shines as Genie of the Lamp while Lew Cid, Tommy Tucker and others deliver memorable numbers. The first act ends with Curly Locks and a playful exchange, followed by lively dances, a baby dance, and a finale in China as rain dampens the departure.
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Simon
Norman
H. White Lew Cid
T. KE
Wiley
S. Hawkins
Tommy Trot
W. B. C. Fox
Rot Vert
D. Ware
Jack Horner
David “Hansen
Tommy Snooks
Evis de Tse
Ea Yaad
J. B. Green
A. E. Joy
Rene
E. H. Hoyt
A. E. Lane
Lucy Locket
M. D. Barrows Rainbow
Fairies
T. L. Drew
W. Cole Bessy Brooks
Ds Perkins Polly Flinders
Scarlet Runner
Boston
F. B. Hersome
Jane Sophronia Stubb
E. C
R. D. Ware
C. W. Young
the Fates
W. S. Osborne
G. W. Downing
W. L. Mitchell
R. E. Seers
J. T. Slade
W. J.toppan
Singing Fairies
A. E. Burr
A. L. Daniels
H. W. Gore, Jr
Greenleaf
H. I. Sewall
R. L. Stedman
F. E. Tibbetts
Williams
H. F. Strout
Arthur P. Teele
C. W. Carter
J. KE. Chandler
Gordon Eaton
H. B
Grant
le Baron Hathaway
J. D. Lane
Nelson
W. W. Paige
N. K. Smith
C. W. Stott
Mr. Barnet
Cloudrest
Curly Locks
Tommy Tucker
Aladdin
Nymphia
China
Barnet
A. B. Sloane
George Lowell Tracy
Charles Osborne
Edward Corliss
Safford Waters
Lucy
Somerville
Lew Cid
Lew
H. B. Perkins
P. B. Chase
W. E. Putnam, Jr
W.S. Hawkins
Queen of the Fairies
Park Street
Hussar
Mrs Beechers condition worsens in Stamford clinic
Mrs Henry Ward Beecher was struck by a severe turn this evening in Stamford Connecticut and it is feared she may not live till sunrise. She fainted twice before 11 o’clock and grew rapidly weaker as the night progressed.
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Stamford, Conn
Henry Ward Beecher
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Deven Nictiie
Bennett
Corbett’s
Carson
E. G. Cook
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Shaw’s
Palmer
Dixon
George Dixon
William Seymour
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Rainbow
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Lillian Russell
Lillian
Tommy
Pickwick
Norman H. White
Hill and
M. D. Barrows, As
T. E. Statson
WB. C. Box
W. Young
A. K. Lane
Johnson
A. Johnson
I. S. Johnson & Co
Custom House St
Ton, Mass
Sues
Manchester
N. H
James H. Page
G. A. Currier
Currier
Page
DE Garmendia
B. S. de Garmendia
Roland
American Wringer Company
Aead Bredway
Cornhill
Bissell
Walter
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Waldron
Fel
Thomas
Catherine Waldron
Canada
Prperty
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
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