Charles H. Taylor Jr elected president of the AP A
Charles H. Taylor Jr, Boston Globe business manager and treasurer, was elected president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association in New York after serving as director and vice president. Born 1867 in Charlestown, he began at the Globe at age 12 and rose through reporting, editing, and business roles before leading the association.
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Charles H. Taylor, Jr
Boston Globe
New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Taylor
Association
The
Globe
Charlestown
Saylor
Boston Latin School
Harvard
New York Herald
Big Schooner Sunk After Collision Near Fenwick Island
Providence R I Feb 21 An unconfirmed report says two schooners collided about 12 leagues from Fenwick Island Light at daybreak Feb 19 in a gale. The five masted Jennie Palmer was damaged and sailed to the scene but no wreckage or crew were found. Palmer bound for Providence with coal, expected that afternoon, has not yet arrived by night.
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Providence
R. 1
Fenwick Island
Jennie Palmer
Palmer
Woman is sentenced to five years for fatal New Bedford murder
Taunton February 21 five years in the Elause of Correction at New Bedford was the sentence renounced this afternoon in the Superior Court to Jabez Fox upon Mrs Elizabeth Mowbry who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing of her husband John A Mowbry in a drunken row at New Bedford last December
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Taunton
Five Pease
New Bedford
Jabez Fox
Elizabeth Mararet Mowbry
John Awbry
New Ledford
Haney
Nickelodeon
Boston
Frederick V. Bowers
Arde Hall
Katharine Harris
Thomas J. Colton
Berrill Fisher
Jack Goldie
Little Blanche Collette
Wrank EB
Dodge
First Regiment Land
Grand Opera House
Steinert Hall
Beatrice Verford
Josef Slivinski
New England
Mme
Lillian E Blauvelt
Fall River Dr. Harris Is Sentenced For Embezzlement
Taunton February 21 Dr Emanuel Harris of Fall River was sentenced to two years in the House of Correction for embezzling 2200 dollars from the Order of Druids of which he was grand treasurer He admitted guilt and made restitution of 18582
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Taunton
Emanuel Harris
Fall River
House of Correction
Order of Druids
McGillcuddy Nominated for Lewiston Mayor by Democrats
Lewiston Maine February 21 The Hon D F MeGillcuddy was nominated for Mayor of Lewiston by the Democrats tonight by a vote of 90 8 percent for Harry Stetson McGillcuddy is a well known lawyer and has served two terms as Mayor one in 1887 the other in 1900 He also served one term in the Maine House of Representatives
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Lewiston
MeGillicuddy
Democrats
Harry Stetson
McGillcuddy
Lie
Maine
House of Representatives
Daily Train to 8st Augustine and Metropolitan Limited
Daily train service to St Augustine Florida and Metropolitan Limited via Seaboard Air Line Railway departs New York daily at 12 5 noon. Pullman observation library compartment drawing room sleepers and dining car at extra fare. Through car to be launched thrice weekly from Washington. Descriptive matter and full information of agent 306 Washington Street Boston.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
New York
Pullman
Washington
Washington Street
Boston
Admiral Prince Henry visit sparks World War debate
The weekly reviews treat the coming visit of Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia to New York as a new chapter in the Spanish American War dispute. The Saturday Review claims Germany’s disclosures darken McKinley’s memory and accuse him of delaying peace to provoke war. The Spectator counters German press distortions and praises Anglo-American unity against Germany. The Outlook lauds Bay’s note to Russia while noting England’s stance. The Saturday Review persists in anti American rhetoric, calling the dispute an international slanging match.
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London
Prince Henry of
Prussia
New York
Saturday Review
Germany
McKinley
Bismarck
Spain
the Spectator
Prince Henry
Spectator
England
United States
America
Dewey
Manila Bay
Emperor William
China
Bay
Russia
Runaway Tots Return Home After 25 Mile Walk
Agnes Dolphin and her sister Mary left Holbrook for Fannies near Boston, walking about 25 miles in snow. A druggist alerted police after the girls explained their plan to visit a friend. Chief Hayden reunited them with a relieved mother and father at Holbrook.
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Quincy
Boston
Murphy
Eaker
Mr. Murphy
Agnes
Mary
Fanny
Fannie’s
Rey
Hayden
Agnes Dolphin
Holbrook
Fannie's
Revumion
Helbrook
Revere
Clinton Court Pres In Dispute
LINTON Feb 21 A dispute pits the Clinton Board of Selectmen against Frank E Howard clerk of the District Court over fees the town says should go to the treasury not the court. About 700 dollars is involved. Howard says it is a legal question and if he has taken fees improperly he will restitute. The Board seeks payment and access to court books but is refused without a Judge's order.
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Terars
Mews-Atands
Gazine
Zameel
Agatine
THE
Magazine OF Mysteries
North William ST
New York City
Linton
Board of Selectmen
Frank E. Howard
District Court
Howard
Mr. Howard
C. C. Stone
Medford Historical Society Eyes Lydia Child House Purchase
The Medford Historical Society plans to buy its current HQ at Ashland and System Streets, the former Lydia Maria Child residence. Officials seek additional contributions after learning the building may face real estate pressure.
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Medford
The
Tragic shooting in Yonkers mansion wounds child
In Yonkers suburb Caryl, New York, Georgianna Simons, 5, was seriously wounded when a Hungarian servant, Amelia Fischer, shot herself and the girl. The motive appears to be an insane fear of losing contact with a beloved figure, following the servant’s dismissal.
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New York
William J. Simons
Caryl
Yonkers
Georgianna
Fire damages varnish works at Minl Calman & Co
A fire today destroyed the varnish works of Minl Calman & Co in Long Island City. The loss is estimated at 225000, mainly stock and machinery, with insurance around 150000. Four men were slightly injured.
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New York
Minl Calman & Co
Iung
Eighth annual hall of stationary engineers held in Weea Hall
The National Association of Stationary Engineers held its eighth annual hall last evening in Weera Hall. The grand march was led by William W. McLean and Ella F. Wilson of Weetfield New Jersey, followed by President William M. Heck and Celia Beck and about 80 couples. Attendees included State Deputy Fife State Inspector Joseph H. McNeill and Mrs K Stone of Cambridge national vice president of the ladies’ auxiliary.
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National Association of Stationary Engineers
Werea Hall
William W. McLean
Ella F. Wilson
Weetfield
N. J
William M. Heck
Celia Beck
Fife
Joseph H. McNeill
Mra. K. Stone
Cambridge
Populist Conference Debates Affiliation With Democrats
In Topeka on February 21 the resolutions committee reported two views. The majority urged keeping the Populist party intact and ignoring Democrats, while the minority urged alignment. The plan sparked a storm with heated exchanges and personal epithets before the panel was sent back to draft a new report for the night session.
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Topeka
Kan
Boston Theatre and City Stages Anticipate a Busy Week
Boston plays and performances fill the week with Mary Sanders ill for a week, Irida Ricci stepping in as Filena in Mignon, Edith Bradford joining New Orleans company, Jennie Donna wowing audiences, and Mary Mannering with James K Hackett at Hollis Street Theatre. Repertory includes The Second Mrs Tanqueray, The Notorious Mrs Wirksmith, Pellas and Melisande, and Molly Pitcher with Kathryn Kidder.
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Mary Sanders
Castle Square Stock Company
Irida
Ricci
Bijou
Europe
Filena
Edith Bradford
Boston
My Antoinette
New Orleans
Southern “Burgomaster” Company
Jennie Donna
Grand Opera House
Mary Mannering
James K. Hackett
Charles N. Thompson
Forepaugh-Sells Brothers’ Circus
Braidentown
Fla
Patrick Campbell
Chickering Hall
Burton Holmes
Symphony Hall
St. Petersburg
Rioer
Kathryn Kidder
Molly Pitcher
Glen Macdonough
Miss Kidder
Bowdoin Square Theatre
I Trovatore
Clara Lane
Leonora
Lucia
Frida Rice
Castle Square
Master and Man
Richard Mansfield
King Dodo
Tremont
Henry, Irving
Ellen Terry
Mme. Sans Gene
Hollis
Irving
Louis XI
Nance Oldfield
Lyons
Charles
Louis XT
Irwin
Jones
Museum
San Toy
Colonial
Moroccco
Demends
Eldora
Norine
DeMuths
Edward CC. Swett
Maine
Boston Music Hall
Whirl
Falke and Lemon
Prevost
Prevest
Griesel
Harry Linton
Tella MacIntyre
Grant
Sandow
Artie Hall
Cook
Sonora
James Richmond Glenroy
Presentation and entertainment at Division 25 meeting ends with badge to Mr Madden
A pleasant evening for Division 25, 4. O. H., as President J. W. Corliss presented a handsome badge to Mr. Madden. An entertainment and collation followed with members such as Thomas Moore Murnane, John Liennessey, Michael Collins, and many others contributing. John A. Ryan delivered the address as state president. The report also mentions an ostracism piece about catarrh remedies and a testimonial from Hon. George James of Scranton praising Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder for relief.
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Division
O. H
Mr. Madden
J. W. Corliss
Thomas Moore Murnane
John Liennessey
Michael Collins
Wiliam Ryan
William O’connor
John Hannan
C. J. Crowley
William Burkley
D. Grehane
Emmett Kelly
Patrick Quirke
Thomas J. Kelly
Frank Cunningham
Gernard Murphy
Peter F. McGuire
William Surmell
Thomas Malloy
Laurence Fraher
Dennis Fraher
William Ryan
J. F. Malone
Patrick Mita
Patrick
Joseph Carroll
F. Benson
Harold Conlon
F. J. Grace
Jerry Lynch
John Kennedy
John F. Reilly
Norfol County
Richard McSella
Patrick Areola
John A. Dooley
James A. Morrison
John KE
Shornton
F. Rose
John A. Ryan
George James
Scranton
Agnew
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Hermann Weedon
Madame Pianka
Charles Miller
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Brander
Esau
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Free Oriental Cavalcade
Lawrence McCarty
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Textaur
Chas, Froimman
Colorado
Augustus Thomas
Wallack
Aude Holiman
Violet Read Rose Cooke
Christine Siessing
Geo
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Clinton
MAY Joy Child House
Yonkers Domestic
Long Island City Fire
DANOE
Kansas
Keith
James J. Corbett
Kaufmann
Digby Bell
Wilford Clarke and Company
Marzella
Felix
Barry
Ernest Thompson Seton
Wrornipe
Colonial Theatre
Florodora Carey
Henry W. Savage
Raymond. Hitchcock
Cheridah Simpson
Gertrude Quinlan
Mars
Hamilton PL
Winter St
Oxford
Ezra Kendall
Trumorist
POE
Canfield & Carleton
LTT
Vpembler
Rl Bomm
Dancing Maids
Elmi DA
Lillian Waltoneille
Calita
Tremont St
Music Hall
Richardson and Yardley
GEORGE’W._ MAGEE
Trémont
St, Petersburg
Hollis Iu
Isaac B. Rich
Henry Saving
Maiss
Nance Oldsfield
Lyons Mail
Steert Hall
Mason & Hamlin
Ruggles Street
Crossmith
Chickering
Tre
Ney
Hallaydtreas
Iit
MOXIE
Northen
Agara
OPERA
J.K. Murray
Jas. Gilbert
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Frida Ricci
Oxtferd
Boston Museum
May Irwin
Widow Jones
Vinse Sienert Hall
Steinway
Houtier
Victorina
Palace
Rentz-Santley
Haymarket
Faelten
Thompson Seton
Grace FP. Williams
Pauline Woltman
Ellison van Heese
Sig. Campanari
Otto Roth
Kuger
Sig. A. Rotoli
Gounod
de Cluett
Hibernian
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