President Presents Draft Decision on Schley Case to Cabinet
President discusses anticipated reply to Admiral Schley’s appeal at a Cabinet meeting in Washington. He plans to announce conclusions by mid next week after reading a free draft of his decision. The lengthy document recounts Santiago battle events as told by the captains summoned to the White House.
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Schley
Washington
Admiral Schley
Hay
Santiago
White House
Wellesley Girls Celebrate St Valentine in the Barn
In the Barn at Wellesley College about 100 girls enjoyed a Mother Goose pantomime in honor of St Valentine. An impersonator played St Valentine, a large pie scene revealed 12 blackbirds, and a cakewalk followed with dancing. The revels, featuring group dormitory attendance, featured valentines and a new college tradition marking St Valentine’s day as a campus event.
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Wellesley College
St. Valentine
Court of Revels
Tolstoi Said To Be Dead Continued From Page L
A surviving note claims Count Leo Tolstoi remains alive though citizens hold hope of recovery. The article recounts Tolstoi’s life from his August 28 birthplace in Yasmaya Poland to military service, early writings, and prolific output. It lists works such as Kreutzer Sonata Anna Karenina The Death of Ivan Ilyich and others, noting his religious convictions and retirement from society.
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Poland
Sterne
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Count Tolstoi
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Kieff
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Sebastiol
Ivan Iiteh
Katia
Polikouchka
Santos-Dumont Survives Near-Death Airship Crash
Monaco, Feb 14. Santos-Dumont nearly perished when his airship collapsed after a gear jam and a squall. He was rescued by the Princess Alice's crew and later vowed to restart his Cape Martin flight once repaired.
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Santos-Dumont
Bay of
Tete de Chien
Aerodrome
Prince of Monaco
Alice
Eugene Higgins
Santos- Dumont
Frst
Princess Alice
Santos-Dumas
Santos-Dumoh
Prince of
Cape Martin
Mysteries on Knight's Hands In Salem Police Plot
City Marshal Edward H. Knight orders all officers to report at 5:20 PM tomorrow. A shoe case and 30 pounds of copper are found near Thompson's Meadow by the Boston & Maine railroad. Mayor Hurley stays at the station. Police raid Frank Voyer's Palmer Street place and seize a half barrel of beer. A list of women voters disappears from City Hall corridor.
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Salem
Edward H. Knight
Knight
Boston & Maine Railroad
Thompson's Meadow
Hurley
Frank Voyer
Palmer Street
City Hall
Razor and Cleaver Clash Over Eviction Feud in Middlesex Street
A melee erupted at 58 Middlesex street ending with K I Moore being arrested for assault with razor and cleaver after a meat cleaver failed. C F Winch received a slash and hospital care while he had faced eviction with two friends and a foray to take possession. Patrolman Curtis reported the incident near Washington and Compton streets.
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Middlesex Street
K. I. Moore
Reed
C. FL Winch
Carver Street
City Hospital
Curtis
Station 5
Washington and
Compton Streets
C. F. Winch
Winch
H. L. Moore
Moore
Ransom Paid for Ellen Stone and Tsilka
A Constantinople despatch reports ransom for Miss Ellen M. Stone and Mme Tsilka has been paid. Delivery to American agents is expected hourly. despite time differences, it is likely they are now freed. Associated Press cites authentication.
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New York
Constantinople
Ellen M. Stone
Mme. Tsilka
Associated Press
Miss Stone
Mme. Tsil
Fish Dealers Banquet Held at Young's Hotel
The T' Wharf Fish Dealers Association held a banquet and social last evening at Young's Hotel with 125 members present. J. R. Neal, entertainment committee chair, presided while Captain J. W. Collins, chair of the State Fish and Game Commission, delivered an address.
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T' Wharf Fish Dealers’ Association
Young’s Hotel
J. R. Neal
J. W. Collins
State Fish and Game Commission
Boulder crushes caboose killing seven on Choc taw line
Seven men were killed and at least four seriously injured when a 1 ton boulder struck the caboose of a work train on the Choctaw railroad near Little Rock Arkansas today. The accident occurred as the train paused along the track and emergency crews rushed to the scene. Authorities expected to release more details as the investigation continues.
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Little Rock
Ark
Nebraska seniors pick Booker T. Washington for commencement
Lincoln Neb Feb 14 The senior class of the University of Nebraska today ratified the selection of Booker T. Washington as commencement day orator.
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Lincoln, Neb
University of Nebraska Today
Booker T. L
Harvard Phi Beta Kappa elects new officers
At the annual election of the Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity at Harvard the following officers were chosen: K. R. M. Green recording secretary G. C. Hirst '02 first marshal A. C. White '02 second marshal J. H. Holmes '02 toastmaster A. I. Richards '08 poet.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard
KR. M. Green
G. C. Hirst
A. C. White
J. H. Holmes
A. I. Richards
Grover Cleveland Arrives for Ragged Island Duck Trip
Norfolk reports Grover Cleveland arriving on the Jaca Peanee en route to Ragged Island, North Carolina, for a 10 day duck shooting visit. He is in good health.
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Norfolk
Grover Cleveland
Jaca Peanee
Ragged Island
N. C
Rosebery Voices Rift With Irish Party At Liberal Rally
Lord Rosebery in Liverpool denounces the Irish party and opposes an independent Dublin parliament. He says Gladstone's bills are dead, and insists Ireland's fate cannot be entrusted to a party seeking its overthrow. He urges cross party effort to resolve the Irish question.
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Liverpool
Lord Rosebery
Rosebery
Gladstone
Liberal Party
Dublin
Ireland
Ratzman Fined Twenty Dollars For Flag Misuse
Meyer Ratzman a Hebrew rag picker was arraigned before Judge Forsaith in municipal court on charges of misusing an American flag. He was fined twenty dollars which he could not pay. Patrolman McCaffrey testified he found the flag converted into a ragbag and the defendant admitted ownership. He claimed he bought the flag in ragbag form from another junk dealer on Chapman Place. A patriotic spectator praised Officer McCaffrey and indicated a subscription to buy a silk flag for the patrolman.
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Meyer Ratzman
Forsaith
Municipal Criminal Court
McCaffrey
Division 1
Ratzman
Chapman Place
City Briefs: Fires, arrests, and accidents tip sheet
A fire at 136 Brighton street yesterday caused $75 damage, started by children with matches. A man injured in a fall on West First street yard of the New York, New Haven & Hartford line. Patrick McCabe, 45, of South Boston, fell from a car injuring his right hip. Chemical 5 members extinguished a blaze at 4 Neponset avenue. a lamp overturned causing $50 damage. William Dunford, 32, of 131 Tudor street, South Boston, arrested for larceny of a bag of corn from Sumner Crosby & Son. Box 257 fire on the roof of an unoccupied building at 13 Carlisle street. faulty flue caused $200 damage. Charles F. Woodbury, 21, of 239 Shawmut avenue, arrested for concealing stock and fixtures of a cigar store at 936 Washington street, mortgaged to Charles S. Stuart of 46 School street. The Whittemore store at Beach and Washington in West Roxbury was entered. $15 tobacco stolen. James Noonan, 42 Cottage street, fell from a wagon at Winthrop and Adams Streets, Charlestown, injuring internally. Myer Berliner, 28, of 28 Compton street, arrested for larceny of $42.04 from Max Sunbury, 1 Lincoln Street. Fred Crutchfield, colored, of 41 Pine street, Cambridge, fell from rear platform of an electric car on West Boston bridge, brought to Massachusetts General Hospital unconscious.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Patrick McCabe
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South Boston
Chemical 5
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L. Kraut
William Dunford
Tudor Street
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Charlestown
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Compton Street
Max Sunbury
Lincoln Street
Fred Crutchfield
Pine Street
Cambridge
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Bates Bates Harvard debate winner in Lewiston
Bates declared winner in a debate at City Hall between Bates College and Harvard University seniors on the resolution that the United States should adopt a system of shipping subsidies. The judging panel included Judge William L. Putnam of Portland Judge Henry B. Dewey of Boston and Harry E. Merrill of Portland.
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Lewiston
Koch Tuberculine Inhalation Cure Beat Consumption
Dr Edward Koch promotes a treatment using the Koch Tuberculine with an inhalation machine to deliver vapors into the lungs. He claims cures in many cities and lists offices in Boston at 361 Boylston Street and others in New York Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago Washington Rochester Buffalo Asheville Pittsburgh. He invites readers to send for a booklet.
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Robert Koch
Edward Koch
Boylston Street
Boston
Koch
Wkoce
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Rochester
Buffalo
Asheville
Pittsburg
Johnson Rejects Harmonized Rules In American League
Ban Johnson, president of the American League, announced in Chicago that the league will not follow the compromise rules agreed at a Buffalo magnates conference. He said the league will publish its own rules and guide book, with no further effort to harmonize playing rules after Jim Hart acknowledged the failure of the proposed rules.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League
Buffalo
Johnson
Jim Hart
Harvard Yale Hockey Clash Opens New York Tonight
Harvard hockey and substitutes left for New York to face Yale at the St Nicholas rink in the year’s first hard battle. Yale’s strong forward trio Winsor Pruyn Foster and Rumsey pace the Crimson challenge while Harvard’s freshmen also meet Yale on Holmes Field today.
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Harvard
New York
St. Nicholas
Yale
Winsor Pruyn
Foster
Rumsey
Crimson
Holmes Field
Jenkins Defeats Parr for International Wrestling Title
Tom Jenkins of Cleveland the champion American wrestler defeated Jim Parr the champion of England in Buffalo New York in a match announced as for the international championship Jenkins won two straight falls motioning a decisive victory in the title bout held tonight.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Tom Jenkins
Cleveland
Jim Parr
England
Jenkins
Phillips Andover schedules historic baseball slate
Phillips Andover Academy releases a strong season schedule with games against major colleges. The lineup features dates against Maine, Manhattan College, Boston College, Williams, Dartmouth, Yale, Amherst, Princeton, Harvard, Holy Cross, Tufts, Brown, Georgetown, and Exeter. All games at Andover except Brown at Providence.
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Knox
Philips Andover Academy
Phillips Exeter Academy
University of Maine
Manhattan College
Boston College
Williams College
Dartmouth College
Yale
Amherst College
Princeton University
Harvard University
Yale University
Holy Cross
Tufts College
Brown University
Harvard
Georgetown University
Open
Exeter
Brown
Providence
Walcott Knocks Out Handler in Second Round
Philadelphia Feb 14 Joe Walcott stops challenger Jimmy Handler in the second round of a scheduled six round bout at Industrial Hall. Walcott asserted dominance early and the fight ended swiftly with a decisive victory.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Handler
Joe Walcott
Industrial Hall
Newton Defeats Arlington in Amateur League Series
Newton wins two of three games against Arlington at Newtonville in the Amateur League series, led by Buntin’s 593 and strong showings from Pray, Wellington, Maltby, and Scully. Arlington’s Marston and Whittemore with multiple doubles and a late surge failed to overcome Newton’s 2783 total as the deciding game ended Newton by 18 pins.
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Arlington
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Newtowne
Buntin
Pray
Wellington
Dodge
Rankin
Marskite Gre
Whittemore
Scully
Maltby
Brooks
Marston
Sesseeeres
Arlington Boat
Bowler
Dodgers
Csacccicscsesecvedia
Independents Sweep Train Despatchers in Railroad League Start
The Independents, a new Rail road League team, won three straight games from the Train Despatchers last night, marking a strong debut with decisive wins and early standings momentum.
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Independents
Rossmore Wins Three At Dartmouth Alleys Over Revere
Rossmore beats Revere 1209 to 1135 after three games at Dartmouth alleys. Individual scores show Rossmore totals 401 405 403 and Revere 383 873 879. Mack wins Murray & Irwin weekly roll off with 281, Lane 277, Lonegan 277, Twiteh ell 271 in tight finish.
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Revere
Murray & Irwin
Mack
Lane
Lonegan
Twitehell
Sigourney Beats Threshie In Billiards 400 to 376
Sigourney of San Francisco defeats Threshie of Boston 400 to 376 in a Pacific coast victory in 79 innings. Earlier, Norris of Knickerbocker Athletic Club beats Dr. L. T. Mias 400 to 341 after a disputed carom. Norris tops Sigourney with five wins in six games.
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New York
Sigourney
San Francisco
Threshie
Boston
Pacific Coast
Dr. L. TL. Mias
Charles
Norris
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Salem Defeats Plymouth 3–0 In Rough Local Rink Showdown
In a hard fought Plymouth rink contest Salem blanked Plymouth 3 to 0. Both teams gave up a goal on fouls as limits and penalties influenced the rough match with 500 in attendance.
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Plymouth
Salem
Murphy
Whipple
Cissick
Heffernan
Mecheurphy
Miller
Doherty
Wootke
O'Hara
Refereo—Marshall
Timor—Savery
Lowell Defeats Worcester In Severe 12-8 Game
Worcester suffered a heavy 12 to 8 loss to Lowell at home. Only Bannon from Worcester stood out with a strong performance. Key stats include Daly 9 rushes and Pax 23 steps, with fouls charged to Devlin and Holderness. Referee Connolly and timer Donovan oversaw a 1,500-strong crowd.
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Worcester
Lowell
Bannon
Daly
Lewis
Hadley
Pax
Devlin
Holderness
Connolly
Donovan
Portland Scores Win Over Lawrence in Scrappy Meet
Portland beat Lawrence by 14 to 2 in a boys high school basketball game. Campbell led Portland with 7 points while Erie and Dyer contributed on defense. Referee Brien officiated as the teams traded baskets in a tightly contested clash.
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Portland
Lawrence
Camptell
Allory
Feree
Trustees In Malden Face Grand Jury Over Lodge Disappearance
Three trustees of Reliance Lodge N. I. Co. P. appear with Chief Emmerton before the grand jury in Malden. The inquiry centers on the missing Frank F. Hussey former financial secretary. Hussey has not been seen since January and his family left town amid reports of a $600 book shortage recently uncovered.
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Reliance Lodge
Emmerton
Malden
Frank F. Hussey
Lodge
Hussey
Susan B Anthony Pushes Suffrage for Porto Rico and Philippines
At the Washington suffrage convention on February 14 Susan B Anthony urged extending woman suffrage to Porto Rico and the Philippines, arguing for equal rights and citizenship.
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Washington
Susan B. Anthony
Porto Rico
Philippines
Chelsea Cycle Club Elects A. W. Rogers President
At the annual election of officers of the Chelsea Cycle Club A W Rogers was chosen president for the coming year. Rogers has been involved since the club’s 1894 formation and was its first president serving five terms. Other officers include Secretary E F Sullivan financial secretary B Whidden treasurer E H Bassett and several board and staff posts.
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Chelsea Cycle Club
A. W. Rogers
Rogers
E. F. Sullivan
B. Whidden
E. H. Bassett
W. A. Fliggins
C. R. Schultz
E. D. Chard
Somerville Y M C A Tops Malden In Basket Ball
Somerville Y M C A senior and junior squads defeated Malden Y M C A in a Somerville gym game. Senior score not listed. junior 38 to 7. Storey Edwards Stone and Osgood led Somerville. Gidney Morton and Barnum starred for Malden.
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Somerville
Malden Y. M. C
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Edwards
Stone
Osgood
Gidney
Morton
Barnum
Malden
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Club Banquet
About 60 members attended a banquet last night at the United States Hotel hosted by the N Y N H R R Club. A W Martin presided over the banquet and the preceding meeting. Technical questions were discussed informally. The club’s membership consists of heads of departments and chief clerks.
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N. H
H. R. R. Club
United States Hotel
A. W. Martin
Technica
Sears Defeats Cote In 16 Round Lewiston Bout
Mike Sears defeated Arthur Cote in a 16 round fight held in Lewiston Maine, dominating from the start with three solid blows to Cote’s one. The bout showcased Sears as the aggressor and secured the victory on the night of February 14.
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Lewiston
Mike Sears
Arthur Cote
Cote
Saxonville Girls Run Away To Seek City Life
In Saxonville on February 14 three underage girls Gertrude Hawkins Blanche Burrill and Annie Smith aged under 17 left town with spare change for a life in the big city. They rode to South Framingham then Natick and bought Boston train tickets. One notified a parent and a note was found. Police hunt for the trio who planned stage work or mill city labor in Lawrence. A fourth girl planned to join but was stopped by her mother. Police hope the runaways may still turn back to their original plan.
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Gertrude Hawkins
Blanche Burrill
Annie Smith
Jin
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Natick
Boston
Lawrence
Combine
Born on Dispensary Steps in Dover Street Scene
A woman in ragged condition gave birth on the stone steps of a Dover street dispensary yesterday afternoon. The mother, described as sickly, was carried inside for treatment and later gave a name she later claimed wasfalse, offering no details about her true identity or address.
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Dorchester Whist Club Hosts Evening at Crowley Residence
The Co D Whist Club of Dorchester met at Mr and Mrs W H Crowley 11 Dracut Street last evening. Whist ran until 10 30 p m followed by a collation and dancing Rohrer Orchestra provided music Prizes went to Sid Dunn Joseph P Curry M C Bresnahan and Percy D Crowley Attending were numerous couples including Curry Rohrer Simpson Bresnahan Arthur Duffy Terrence Mahan Crowley John J Crowley William F Reardon John x Corcoran M J Conley Joseph L Ryan Louise Crowley Nellie Duffy John Curry and Frances Allo.
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Dorchester
W. H. Crowley
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M. C. Bresnahan
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George H. Rohrer
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Andover Trustees Name James H Ropes Next Principal
Andover Massachusetts February 14 trustees of Phillips Andover Academy elected Professor James Hardy Ropes of Harvard Divinity School as principal to succeed the late Rev C F B Bancroft. Ropes has not announced acceptance but trustees expect him to remain cautious.
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Phillips Andover Academy
James Hardy Ropes
Harvard Divinity School
C. F. B. Bancroft
Ropes
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