Factional Tensions Rise Over Shan Si Plans
Report from Pao Ting Fu shows Count von Waldersee unhappy with French troop conduct and a proposed expedition to seize Shan Si. General Baillaud favors a rapid strike against rebels while disputing foreign power limits during peace talks. Envoys meet next Tuesday to review defense plans as a court reply is anticipated. Dowager Empress and Emperor Kwang Su reportedly share strong reform support and oppose extreme punishments.
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Pao Ting Fu
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Count von Waldersee
Macahians Celebrate Division Anniversary in Roxbury
The Macahians Division 9 of A A H celebrated its fourth anniversary at Warren Trail, Warren Street, Roxbury, with about 200 members and friends attending. County Secretary James M. Curley gave the address, followed by entertainment and a collation. Contributors included Lawrence O'Connor, Charlies Chapman, Billy Troy, F. Wells, J His Clahane, Otto, and P. J. Colton among others.
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Warren Trail
Warren Street
Roxbury
Order
James M. Curley
Lawrence O'Connor
Charlies Chapman
Billy Troy
F. Wells
J. His Clahane
Nation Lecture Cancelled in Chicago After Poor Ticket Sales
Chicago February 10 The lecture by Mrs Corrie Nation the Kansas reformer at the Auditorium under the Chicago Press Club has been declared off. Club directors cite two days of seat sales under twelve dollars deeming the event a failure Nar dion says she will come to Chicago neverthe
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Corrie Nation
Kansas
Chicago Press Club
Nardion
Fire destroys Skinner barn. Hartford loss put at 20000
The barn of Col William C Skinner cotton merchant burned tonight in Hartford. It contained much furniture and the loss is estimated at 20000, partly insured. His residence was damaged earlier by fire for 15909. Incendiarism is suspected.
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Hartford
Conn
William C. Skinner
Philo Celtic Society Holds Weekly Session and Gaelic Fund Drive
The Philo Celtic Society met at Pierpont School Wadson Street corner of Oak after noon with Superintendent James Drinan and Miss Ek A Fitzgerald in charge. A concert followed featuring James Drinan readings and songs by John Wing Joli Ahern Margaret Drinan Daniel VII heare Deacons. a mid winter feis is planned next Thursday night. A large attendance at the Gelie School session on Washington Street preceded a 4:30 meeting of delegates from Boston and Vienna schools to raise funds for the Gaelic League of Ireland, chaired by Neil Larkin with Thomas G Collins secretary. After instruction hours a general meeting led by superintendent T J O Daly featured songs readings and recitations in Irish by John of Thomas Collins George Knnerar Bernard O Rourke Miss Gibbns Sir McInerney Andrew O Ff re and Jients Keily.
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Tamer
John Wing
Joli Ahern
Margaret Drinan
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Feis Coel Azus Seanachas
Gelie School
Washington Street
Boston
Vielna
Gaelic League of Ireland
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Daniel Gage Dies After Half Century Ice and Wood Trade
Daniel Gage longtime Lowell ice and wood dealer dies of pneumonia at his Bridge Street home after illness from woods exposure. He came to Lowell in 1855 and built a large Merrimac River plant that remained in his family business.
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Hobson Silver Service For Merrimac Hero Planned
New York on February 19 the F Hobson testimonial committee plans to present a six piece silver coffee and tea service worth $100 to the Merrimac episode hero once recovered. The teapot bears portraits of Lieutenant Mob son s crew and the coffee pot shows the Merrimac sinking scene.
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Hobson
F Hobson
Spain
Mobson
Local grocer advertises cash only and delivery ban
A store run by Orton, a grocer, funds an aggressive business plan by selling strictly for cash and refusing home deliveries. He marks prices on every item to reveal his exact profit and trains his shop to target rivals by starving competitors. The notice notes a soup kitchen serving the poor nearby.
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Orton
Christ
TANNERY BURNED IN EAST OLEAN
Fire at the East Olean tannery destroyed the factory early this morning. Estimated loss is $125,000 and about 100 workers will lose their jobs. The blaze followed a prior note of library gifts from Wellesley College and a widow’s memorial in New York.
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Damage to three-brick dwelling in Columbus
A fire or incident damaged the two doorway dwelling at 86 Columbus Avenue, a three brick structure occupied by Michael Welch and owned by Louise Coler. Estimated damage amounts to $200 from last evening.
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Louise Coler
Battles and surrenders reported in Boer conflict update
Reports indicate heavy Boer bitterness as 50 Boers surrender. Louis Botha led about 2000 men in an attack on General Smith-Dorrien at Orange Camp, while Grwe engaged Boers and Boer prisoners were taken away.
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Smith-Dorrien
Orange Camp
Hotha
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Eceatts
Boer War Front Dispatches Note Casualties and Movements
At 3 a m on February 6 Rothwell reports heavy fighting with Boer losses and Allied casualties. General Spruit killed, General Randmeyer severely wounded, two field corners dead, 24 Allied killed and 53 wounded. Allied movement east unsettles the enemy, Christian Dewet crossing toward the west of Jagersfonteijn road, Calvinia occupied by Colonel De Jisse, Haig driving the Midland commando north past Aberdeen.
Dewet Escape Outlined in British Advances
The Times correspondent reports seven Boer columns under Knox Hamilton Maxwell White Pilcher and Crewe forming a British approach against Christian Dewet. The plan aimed to drive Dewet toward British forces near the Orange River as Boers offered cover.
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Cape Town
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Hamilton
Maxwell
White
Pilcher
Crewe
Dewet
Orange River
Boers Advancing Into Cape Colony In Westward Drive
The commando moved westward and captured a pomponi from Major Crewe, crossing the railway between Springfontein and Endenburg to evade British forces. Dewet is likely in the Philippolis district, explaining Boer northwest movement in Cape Colony. The proclamation by De Wet and Steyn vows to enter Cape Colony to show farmers what they have endured.
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Endenburg
Dewet
Philippolis
Cape Colony
Steyn
Anglo Portuguese alliance reaffirmed seeks Portuguese troops
London reports from a Daily Mail Lisbon correspondent say a solemn re affirmation of the Anglo Portuguese alliance is pending England will ask Portugal to send Portuguese troops to guard key points in South Africa so British forces can join the fighting columns.
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Lisbon
Daily Mail
Englands
Portugal
South Africa
Wood not going to South Africa. no peace commission
Lord Raglan told AP that General Sir Evelyn Wood will not proceed to South Africa and that no peace commission is contemplated. He said the government pursues troops over any peace commission and dismissed the report as completely false.
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London
Lord Raglan
Associated Press Today
Evelyn Wood
South Africa
Somerville Republican Committee Rules On Women Participation
The Somerville Republican city committee approved a rule requiring women to register as Republicans for caucuses. The rule was struck out after considering possible legislation on women’s caucus rights. President Isaac M. Story said he would rule that women could not participate in Republican caucuses if asked.
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Somerville
Republican City Committee
Isaac M. Story
Visit of Edward and Alexandre to York Jaet Evening
Edward and Alexandre visited the city of York for an evening, staying at Alauil-Hharausgh House. Their Majesties will remain in residence until Parliament opens and dined with their Majesties during the events.
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Veh
Hineg
Edward
Ae Alexandre
Sermon Delivered At Unitarian Church Vespers
The Rev. Joan W. Suter of the Epiphany church preached the evening vespers sermon at Winchester Unitarian Church. He spoke in kindness for the Unitarian pastor Rev. William J. Lawrence, now weakened by a grip.
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Winchester
Joan W. Suter
Unitarian
William J. Lawrence
SLEIGHING GUL GALA BRILLIANCE IN BROOKLINE AND BEACON ST
A Boston area sleighing spree draws crowds on Blue Hill avenue and Beacon street with ornate turnouts and swift rigs. Notable owners include Caleb Chase and Mrs Chase with a costly Russian and multiple Brookline parties in double sleighs.
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Boston
Blue Hill Avenue
Dorchester District
Park
Commonwealth Avenue
Newtons
Ralph Kogan
H. B. Temby
Brookline
TF. McNeil
Herbert Perkins
J. W. Norcross
J. M. Cox
L. N. Wright
C. W. Holzzer
Samuel Shaw
Hermit
William Furbush
P. J. Flatley
Vienry M. Whitney
Principals in Gloucester's Fish Skinning Contest
John Shepard introduced a brief-looking pair while A W Davis showed a fastcone pair and Nowland Russell appeared in a single.
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Gloucester
John Shepard
A. W. Davis
Nowland Russell
Thieves Steal Safe and Gold from Manila Depot Truck
An iron safe belonging to the United States Sox press Company containing about 10000 in gold was stolen from a truck on the platform of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul depot at Manila. Three men suspected in the theft were arrested after being tracked through the snow.
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Sioux City
United States
Soxpress Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Manila
Smooth voyage of Dewey as ice-free liners reach Boston
Ocean steamers arriving in Boston report little ice on decks. The Bohemian from Liverpool docked East Boston after a calm Atlantic crossing. Admiral Dever from Jamaica returned in four days sixteen hours with fruit and passengers. Cambrian from London arrived without ice, docking at Charlestown.
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William C. Millan
Varuna
Bohemian
Liverpool
East Boston
McCallum
Atlantic Ocean
Sable Island
Norwester
Boston Light
George D. Boles
C. H. Brives
Owen
MoeMaster
EB. Neilsen
George B. Parker
Charley M. Rice
George Watson
J. A. Watson
Hugin
Delaware
South
Admiral Dever
McGrath
Jamaica
Long Wharf
Dewey
Horace G. Cook
Chamber of Commerce
Knight's Defence in Saco Murder Trial Advances
In Saco Maine the Knight murder case of Mrs. Fannie Sprague enters a new phase as the defense rests on physical impossibility of the defendant evin Knight committing the crime and returning home. The opening speech by Lawyer Higgins was delivered Saturday and Knight is expected to testify this week.
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Saco
Eewin Tr. Knight
Fannie Sprague
Higgins
Knight
Rebels and Officials Captured in Luzon Operations
A company of the Forty-seventh United States Volunteer Infantry captured Bustos the insurgent governor of Camiguin off Luzons southeast coast Ca tanduanes. The gunboat Don Juan de Austria with Forty-seventh troops seized thirty insurgents in Albay including a colonel and two majors. Evidence grows against Manila traders accused of aiding the insurgents.
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Forty-Seventh United States Volunteer Infantry
Catanduanes
Luzon
Bustos
United States
Don Juan de Austria
Forty-seventh Infantry
Albay
Manila
Bicycle notes on new unpaced championships and track plans
The article outlines N. A. season goals including amateur and professional unpaced 25 50 and 100 mile championships and a one hour paced championship at the ON track. It notes reinstatement of Frank N. Conway to amateur class and lists riders denied reinstatement for money riding. Also mentions reorganizational schemes for leagues and various track events and club meet plans.
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Frank N. Conway
Heevernill
Wiese Hammer
Pittsburg
EF. Homen
Teacing
Beaver Meadows
Penn
J. C. Henderson
Lewiston
Vpenn
Hayverett
Biyan Waltham
James Urquhart
Dorchester
Aorher
Newtons
Diamonds
W. EL. Cumammings
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LT. S. Earle
Detroit
Mic
Perkins
Massachusetts
Plaice
Press Cycling Club
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Niel van de Lucann
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Aloe T
Wedding celebration erupts in Yonkers brawl
A wedding party at Yonkers ended in a chaotic fight with about 300 attendees. One man was stabbed and another had two ribs broken while police cleared the hall. injuries also included numerous bruises as chairs and knives were found on the floor. The bride Annie Saltz and groom Isador Cohen were among those present.
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Yonkers
Annie Saltz
Isador Cohen
Cohen
Ted Lotclock
McCannstall
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Abraham Levine
Jacob Katz
Death of Jacob Schnitzer in New York City
Jacob Schnitzer died today in New York City from malignant typho malarial fever. Born in Neustadt Germany on March 17 1824 he came to the United States in 1854 and partnered in Mediterranean goods and wool in Boston before taking over the business in 1870. He was a member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery of Boston and helped receive Charles Dickens. He moved his business to New York in 1874 and resigned from the artillery. He married Cordelia Menken in 1874.
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Germany
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Boston
Alexander Sidi
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Gaelic League Branch Talks in South Boston
A Gaelic League organizing meeting was held at St. Augustine Hall in South Boston last evening. Rev. Denis O Callaghan presided and invited Irish leaders including Rev James Meeladden and Dr P J Timmins to speak. Also present were Fathers Harkins Sheehin Gilbride and Sheehan, plus John P Lane and Michael K O Mahony among prominent parish figures.
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Horse Killed in South Heston Sleigh Accident at Broadway
A horse owned by James H. O Connor of 30 WW street South Heston and driven by James Caldwell at Toxbury ran away near Broadway and Dorchester last evening. It struck a Third and Samerson street light pole, died, and the driver was only slightly injured. The animal valued at 20 dollars.
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Valladolid Students Attack Clerical Institutions in Spain
In Valladolid yesterday after lectures, university students attacked clerical establishments, stone-throwing convents and monasteries. Gendarmes charged. a municipal guard was wounded. Students then targeted the Jesuit College shouting liberty and down with the Jesuits, before rector's appeal to grant holidays ended the riot. Franciscans later faced stoning and sought refuge in the town hall.
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Valdledelid
Profanation of Italian Kings' Tombs Reported in Rome
Thieves entered the pantheon and stole ornaments from the tombs of Victor Emmanuel II and Humber, including gold Madonnas decorations, facsimiles of the Iron Crown orders, and a badge of the Annondade. Other items were taken though not of great value.
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Keller Shows Signs of Improvement at Arlington Home
York dispatch reports the Rev. Ah Keller resting comfortably at his Arlington home with physicians noting signs of improvement in his condition tonight.
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Keller
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Fresne Velodrome Opens With Record Pace
Kiser Lowes leads opening events at Fresne velodrome in Fresno California with a one mile sprint won by Laurin and Purville second. Iderl Wiser of Dayton and Arthur Stone of Denver set pace in motor-paced heats, and the world record for an eight lap five mile pursuit was lowered by Kiser in the event.
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Cal
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Laurin
Newkirk
Purville
Iderl Wiser
Dayton
Arthur Stone
Denver
Kiser Winnitus
Hamilton murder trial to resume before Judge Brooks
Hamitoun murder trial continues in Minneapolis with defendant Hamilton in custody at the county jail. The State will rest its case on the next day, after which the defense will proceed. In New York Captain Uriah Rhodes of Bay Shore lists thirteen first class men for the Belmont stillman syndicate defender crew. Captain Rhodes's mate is Carman Howell.
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Steamer Munhansett Embargo Amid Nantucket Freeze
The Steamer Munhansett of the New Radford and Nantucket Steamboat Company faces an embargo as a cold snap binds the harbor. Nantucket remains icebound with ships delaying departures to Wood’s Hole to avoid being frozen in. Schooners and barges ride out the freeze, while the Nantucket steamer stays at the island.
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Ice shifts buoys near Nantucket Shoals reported by captain
Captain William Durkee of the Jos line steamer Old Dominion reached Atlas stores in South Boston after a trip from New York. He says ice on Nantucket Shoals moved the southern buoys on the Stonehorse to within half a mile of south-southeast of Shovelful lightship.
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Atlas
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Ice blockade eases in New York rivers harbor
The ice blockading the North and East rivers and the harbor eased today after a severe spell on Saturday. Ferry boats operated five to ten minutes late on each trip.
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Milano Returns Short of Coal in Heavy Weather
The steamship Milano under Captain Schariberg from Hamburg arrived in Halifpas on February 10 after leaving Hamburg January 24 bound for New York. Severe weather caused the vessel to run short of coal.
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Malden Boy Rescued From Saugus Creek Ice Hole
Daniel Fitzpatrick aged S son of Edward Fitzpatrick of Sherman Street Malden nearly drowned after falling through thin ice on the Saugus Branch Creek yesterday afternoon. Resident rescuer Thomas Lynch risked his life to pull him free.
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Waterfront Trade Surges as Grain Exports Hit New High
Steamship and grain exporters expect a record year with over 5.1 million bushels sent abroad since January, far surpassing last year’s 2.3 million. Vessels depart daily from this port, carrying wheat corn and oats to European ports, while coal schooners and five masted ships arrive and depart in heavy seas. The tug Chesterton and crews tackle gale conditions guiding ships like the Jennie French Potter and John B. Prescott into Lighthouse Channel. Other notable movements include sugar cargoes from Cuba and a revived interest in converting classic yachts for new trades.
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Daily Sun Rise and Moon Rise Times and Shipping List
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