Riots Escalate in Martinique Strike Turmoil
Through fear and protests in Petit Bourg, 2000 rioters threaten violence as workers walk out. Plantations abandoned by M Hayet family load fear of further unrest. Gendarmerie called as government delays protection while Paris plans colonial inspector general visit. The Martinique governor reports calm but unclear on who fired first shot and hopes Sainte Marie arbitration gains acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort-De-France
Martinique
Haytian
M. Hayet
Petit Bourg
Paris
Sainte -Marie
Brown Alumni Banquet Highlights Expansion Talk and Endowment Drive
Henry Burk of Philadelphia discusses expansion to shoe and leather trades. Brown University President Faunce and Brown chancellor William Goddard headline a Sons of Brown banquet in Young’ last night with 125 members attending. Officers for the year include William V. Kellen as president and Edward N. Whitten as vice president, amid a continuing endowment push led by J. Irving Manatt and Kellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faunce
William Goddard
Tucker
Dartmouth College
J. Irving Manatt
William v. Kellen
Sons of Brown
Young
Ray Green Huling
Edward N. Whitten
Benjamin C. Dean
George F. Bean
Charles K. Adams
Norman Gendereson
H. P. Quick
E. A. Hicks
S. W. Duncan
Brown University
New England
William Goddaraa
Brown
Andrews
Theniversity
Dartmouth
American College
Ralph E. Barker
A. McC. Wateren
A. P
Record
S. Cooper
H. T. Hosen
Irving H. Gammell
Wilbur A. Scott
Arthu D. Scott
C. H. Lingham
Wesley BF
Monk Sumner T. Packard
Joseph N. Ashton
Kias J. Batt
Wiliam M. Batt
S. WW. Stevens
W. Robott
John M. English
C. W. Kingsley
E. B. Stoddard
S. W. Dunecan
Edward S. Adams
Itman
Frederick Edwards
A. H. Harrington
Fran E. Fitz
Edgar Perry
Winthrop C. Durgee
Alfred H. Hood
George F. Benn
William T. Phillips
Charles Collingford
George S. Taft
Paul Revere Hall Ball Draws Fusileer Veterans
Paul Revere Hall was filled by Fusileer Veteran Association members in red uniforms for their annual ball. About 150 couples danced after a rand march led by Major Hatch and wife, as Major Hatch received a cane with relics from Columbus Genoa London Tower Scotland Versailles, presented by Mrs. Horace Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere Hall
Fusileer Veteran Association
Cyrus Jatch
Hatch
Horace Goodwin
Columbus
Genoa
Italy
London Tower
Scotland Palace
James I
Versailles
France
Marie Antoinette
Bethseda Hall Ball Draws 200 Couples In South Boston
Bethesda Mall hosted the first annual ball of Ladies' Auxiliary No 20 A O H drawing over two hundred couples. A concert ran 8 to 9 followed by a grand march and late dancing with supper intermission. Attendees included Katharine A Keefe Katherine O Brien Sara A Conboy Mary A Landers Mary A Howe Nora Healy Mrs Keefe Mrs Nee Agnes Keefe Margaret Hart Murphy Flynn and local officials Frank Daley division 32 Henry Sheedy and P J
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bethesda Mall
Boston
Order
Katherine A. Keefe
Katherine O’brien
Sara A. Conboy
Mary A. Landers
Mary A. Howe
Nora Healy
Keefe
Nee
Agnes Keefe
Margaret Hart
Murphy
Flynn
Finley
Frank Daley
Henry Sheedy
P. J
Gypsy moth inquiry and salve sales exposed
Hearings reveal two partners in a salve scheme who contracted to sell it for itch relief. Farmers suffer as soil yields dwindle and taxes rise in the chase. The ad notes a $1 gallon California wine assortment from Cush ing Medical Supply Co. at 580 Washington Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cushing Medical Supply Co
Washington Street
Bostoy
Fourth annual Mather School reunion held at Dorchester venue
The fourth annual reunion of the Mather School Association of Dorchester took place last evening at Winthrop Hall, Dorchester. Graduates renewed acquaintances and enjoyed dancing into the early hours with attendees including Samuel Rosnosky William Donovan Patrick Sullivan George Ball George Duncan George Glancy Abraham Blumenthal Frank Magee Richard Sheehan James McCarthy Harry Dixon Grace McDonald Annie Callahan Lulu Dixon Catherine Hart Mary O Kane Helen Casey Margaret Callahan Annie Donahue Jennie Kelly Eleanor McDonald Agnes Curran and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather School Association of
Dorchester
Winthrop Hall
Samuel Rosnosky
William Donovan
Patrick Sullivan
George Ball
George Duncan
George Glancy
Abraham Blumenthal
Frank Magee
Richard Sheehan
James McCarthy
Harry Dixon
Grace McDonald
Annie Callahan
Lulu Dixon
Catherine Hart
Mary O'Kane
Helen Casey
Margaret Callahan
Annie Donahue
Jennie Kelly
Eleanor McDonald
Agnes Curran
Annual Outing Club Ball in Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain
The AAP Ellis Outing Club held its annual ball in Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain last night with a concert by Stone's Orchestra before the grand march at ten led by J Ripley Knowles and Mrs IM D Spencer of Everett and President Finnegan with Miss Sadie Meehan. Numerous aides and attendees from Everett and nearby areas filled the event with a long list of names and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aap Ellis
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
Stone
J. Ripley Knowless
IM. D. Spencer
Everett
Finnegan
Sadie G.meehan
W. K. Coburn
W. B. Baldwin
F. P. Shea
T. D. Muldoon
Joseph J. Steve
Frank Hilton
Daniel Coburn
William A. Coburn
John Larkin
W. FB. Oakes
Charles Moore
M. A. Stoverman
Annie Marr
Margaret Marr
Florence O'Neil
May O’day
May Hogarty
Minnie Enright
May Purtell
May Morris
Mary Lynch
Mary Morrill
Edith Scanlon
May McGarry
Edna Wallace
Gertrude Elliot
Margaret Elliot
Edith Marr
Margaret Shea
May - Ryan
Miss Oakes
Miss Brick
Miss Gorman
Aldermen Committee Heads to Washington to Push Bridge Plan
The Board of Aldermen special committee assigned to obtain a second bridge to South Boston departed for Washington yesterday at 5 PM. A hearing before Secretary Rot is planned with aims to persuade Senator Lodge to support the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen's
Boston
Washington
Rot
Senator Lodge
Police Patrolman Nugent Vanishes from Jamaica Plain
William C. Nugent a patrolman from Station 13 Jamaica Plain disappeared after Feb 6 leaving a wife and four children aged 5 to 15 in hardship. He kissed his children before leaving returned briefly then departed again. He asked for two hours leave the same day and never returned. His resignation was accepted on Thursday and no further sightings reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Nugent
Jamaica Plain
Nugent
Captain Brown
Police
Liberty Pleasure Club's Third Annual Ball at Union Park Hall
Several hundred attendees filled Union Park Hall for the Liberty Pleasure Club ball. Grand march led by George Maynard and Miss H. Baracks, followed by Louis Adleman and Miss Eva Paris, Mr. Morris H. Levins and Miss Ida Klarfield, Samuel Baker and Miss Jennie BStillifian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Pleasure Club
Union Park Hall
George Maynard
H. Baracks
Louis Adleman
Eva Paris
Morris H. Levins
Ida Klarfield
Samuel Baker
Jennie Bstillifian
Donovan Qualified as City Clerk in Formal Oath
The Hon. Edward J. Donovan qualified as city clerk at 3 p m yesterday after noon. Acting City Clerk Galvin administered the oath and Donovan was presented to his subordinates who had arrived early and stayed late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Donovan
Galvin
Mr. Donovan
Cambridgeport Rubber Plant Shuts Down Temporarily
The American Rubber Company factory at Cambridgeport has closed for a temporary period, affecting about one thousand workers. Managers say year-end shutdowns are common. roughly three hundred operatives remain on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Rubber Company
Cambridgeport
Hadley Seeks Divorce After Melcher Breach Suit
Mrs Hadley files for divorce from William E Hadley in Los Angeles alleging cruelty after Melcher, a rejected suitor from Auburn Missouri, sued for breach of promise and won 1789. Hadley, 32, a hotel manager in San Diego, had left her husband following the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Dingley
Auburn
Nelson W Dingley
William E. Hadley
Arthur Melcher
Hadley
San Diego
Cal
Los Angeles
Middlesex Club affair sparks debate over Cushman Hoar clash
Boston Feb 13 1900 secretary George B Billings defends Middlesex Club as 500 Republicans who host diverse speakers while Cushman Hoar dispute looms. Members like Norris Ramsey Reynolds McPherson Benton Atkinson Boynton weigh in on restraint and repudiation of the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Billings
Middlesex Club
Senator Hoar
Cushman
Boston
Mass
John M. Merriam
South
Framingham
Hoar
House
Mellen
Worcester
Myers
Post
Howes Norris
Congressman Cushman
James B. Ramsey
Winthrop National Bank
Massachusetts
Everett C. Benton
Lodge
Middlesex
Edward Atkinson
New York City Population Estimate for July 1
A Board of Health report in the City Record estimates New York City's population on July 1 at 3,654,594 with Manhattan 2,007,241. The Bronx 174,370. Brooklyn 1,267,158. Queens 136,559. Richmond 69,266. The death rate is set at 18.69 per 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Health
City
Manhattan
The
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Man Charged With Suicide Attempt After Death of Sweetheart
Henniker man H M Allen attempted suicide by poison near Hillsboro New Hampshire on February 14, following the death yesterday of his sweetheart Miss Fallowell. Allen is believed to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro Bridge
N. H
H. M. Allen
Henniker
Expansion and Dollars at New England Shoe and Leather Dinner
The New England Shoe and Leather Association hosted its annual dinner at the Hotel Brunswick with about 149 members and guests from Philadelphia Chicago St Louis and other cities. President William B Rice spoke on the association as a parent body and on building a national central organization to boost legislative influence. Henry Buck of the Morocc Manufacturers National Association discussed copper leather markets and foreign entanglements while urging reestablishment of McKinley era tariff rates on hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Shoe and Leathe Association
Brunswick
William B. Rice
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Oth
Rice
Henry Buck
Morocc Manufacturers’ National Association
Shoe and Leather Association
New England
Buck
Boston
Washingtong
China
Philippines
Francis ‘Batchelder
Dingley Fariff
McKinley
Edwin B. Holmes
National Association of Shoe Jobbers
J. K. Orr
Southern Shoe Jobbers’ Association
William McCarroll
New York
R. E. Magill
Nashdeville
Godfrey Morse
Samuel N. Aldrich
B. EF. Colpen
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Mas” S
Sampson
Langdon
Boston Best
Sandow
Shepard, Norwell & CO
Temple Place
Island of
Club
Henry Burk
Paul Revere
Mather
Camp Ellis
Hart
E. P. Cram
Ancients
J. J. Otis
John Cotter
Philemon D. Warren
Smith
Walker C. Brown
F. P. Livesey
Albert Benjamin
Portland
Milton Paige
C. D. Witt
Maud E. Russell
Marie Edgeworth
M. J. Parsons
Annie Derk
G. IL. Bates
George F. Dustin
Isabella Bates
N. A. Grant
Minna Cobb
A. Traverse
Joseph Bowers
M. Parsons
L. IP. Rounds
J. W. Allston
Thomas Anderson
Kitty McLeod
Inez Huntley
Lena McLeod
H. R. Sims
G. F. Dustin
George Bleiler
Louise Bleiler
Effie Morse
J. W. Critchell
Lizzie Leete
A. B. Moulton
GO. Leete
F. A. Seely
J. Vaughan
WW. J. Strout
Nellie Green
J. G. H. Strout
Grace’Green
Mollie Crowley
M. J. Keating
Henr Reed
K. M. McKenzie
John Ward
Samuel Coy
M. Welte
J. S. Camrell
B. Edgeworth
W. Woolsley
Bethesda Hall
No. 20
Mather School Association
South Boston Bridge
MR. Grossmith
George Grossmith
Association Hall
Grossmith
Donovan
PARK
Dingley
Louise Dingley Hadley
Messrs. Atkinson and Boynton
Sweetheart
N. Fat Shoe and Leather Association
Allen
Cepmont St. Ron
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