Dunraven Sees Bright Outlook for Ireland Land Bill
London reports Lord Dunraven, chairman of the Irish landlords and tenants conference in Dublin, voiced hopeful views on a forthcoming land bill. He cited King Edward and British public figures as favorable, predicting a just, generous offer could yield a final settlement and ease tensions in Ireland.
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London
Earl of Dunraven
Dublin
Ireland
Lord Dunraven
Edward
Great Britain
United States
State Socialist Labor Party Holds Boston Conference
The Socialist Labor Party met at Templar Hall in Boston to discuss district divisions, distribution of literature, and establishing the New York Labor News Company branch. Delegates from major cities heard encouraging reports on rising activity and membership in the Socialist Trade and Labor Alliance.
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Socialist Labor Party
Templar Hall
Washington Street
Socialist Trade and Labor Alliance
New York Labor News Company
Boston
Daily People
Weekly
People
Monthly
American Federation of Labor
American Labor Union
Knights of Labor
Boston Teamsters
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Socialist Republic
Mystery on Wiget Street Ends in Failing Health
Miss Ellen McLaughlin 69, an old North Ender now of Lowell, lies at the Relief station dying from cerebral hemorrhages after being dragged into 22 Wiget Street by two unknown men in a likely unprovoked assault. Police of Division 1 investigate while a priest administers last rites.
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Ellen McLaughlin
North
Alfred Payson Gage Dead Pioneer Boston Teacher
Alfred Payson Gage a veteran Boston educator and long time master of physics at the English High School died aged 66 or 67. He taught in Boston schools over 36 years and helped inaugurate the first high school physics laboratory. He authored three physics texts and several manuals. He leaves a widow three daughters and four sons. Funeral Thursday at 3 at his Arlington residence.
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Alfred Payson Gage
Boston
Ane
Mr. Gage
New Hampshire
Hopkinton
Colby Academy
Dartmouth
North Carolina
Gage
Dahlgren
Sherman
New York
Gilmore
Seaver
Jason Street
Arlington
Foul strike rule adopted after joint league meeting
At a Chicago gathering on February 23 the American and National leagues and the National Association of Minor Leagues adopted a uniform foul strike rule. The session also added a new section on the diamond layout and amended the balk rule.
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Chicago
National Association of Minor Leagues
James A. Hart
Chicago National League Club
J. H. Farrell
Max Fleischman
Cincinnati
National League
American League
Loftus
Washington
Shibe
Philadelphia
Bruce
St. Louis
Hart
Hanlon
Brooklyn
Fleischmann
Farrell
Powers
Sexton
Western Association
Ban Johnson
Sweeney's Superiority In City Boxing Draw At Criterion
In a 15 round bout at the Criterion A C Jimmy Gardiner and Patsy Sweeney fought to a draw. Sweeney led early and dominated most rounds with superior work though Gardiner pressed in the late rounds. Johnny Sheehan and Johnny Powers drew in eight rounds while Jack Riley stopped Ben Alexander in two. James Kennedy won over a rival.
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Jimmy Gardiner
Patsy Sweeney
Criterion A. C
Sweeney
Gardiner
Johnny Sheehan
Johnny Powers
Jack Riley
Ben Alexander
James Kennedy
Roach Wins in Six Rounds Under Referee Lannon
Pat Roach battles through six rounds with Joe Lannon acting as referee. The outcome and venue are not specified in the readable text.
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Pat Roach
Joe Lannon
McCormick Falls to Kid McCoy in Washington Club Bout
Philadelphia fighter Jack McCormick lasts six rounds against Kid McCoy in a bout at the Washington Sporting Club. McCormick is outclassed, taking a ten count ten times and landing only once, remaining on the defensive throughout.
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Philadelphia
Jack McCormick
Kid McCoy
Washington Sporting Club
McCormick
McCoy
Atlantic Y. C. Boxing Bouts Draws and Wins
A large Atlantic Y. C. boxing crowd attended yesterday afternoon to watch four lively bouts. Jimmy Briggs and Billy Ryan fought to a fast 10 round draw with Briggs seen as the better man. Young Cuneo lost in six to Young Pantz. Youtty Sydney and Yotme McHody drew in six. Johnny Butler defeated Billy Jordan in four. Fred Bush refereed.
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Atlantic Y. C
Jimmy Briggs
Billy Ryan
Briggs
Young Cuneo
Young Pantz
Youtty
Sydney
Yotme McHody
Johnny Butler
Billy Jordan
Fred Bush
Onondaga Club Hosts Afternoon Sunlight Party and Evening Bout Show
The Onondaga Social and Athletic Club held a sunlight party at its Canal street rooms yesterday afternoon. In the evening members enjoyed a smoke talk and athletic entertainment featuring several three round exhibition bouts. E. Nixon served as master of ceremonies.
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Onondaga Social and Athletic Club
Canal Street
E. Nixon
Salem bout ends in draw for bantam champion Goodwin
Twelve of the fastest rounds in Salem featured a match between Chester Goodwin, New England bantam champion, and Tommy Feltz of Brooklyn. Referee Fleming called it a draw, though many spectators believed Goodwin deserved the decision.
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Salem
Hoffman A. C
Chester Goodwin
New England
Tommy Feltz
Brooklyn
N Y
Fleming
Goodwin
Bryson Wins 10-Round Decision at Essex A C
Bryson defeated Jack Hamilton in a ten round bout at the Essex A C last night. Bryson dominated with clean body and head punches. Prelims ended in a six round draw between Tommy Duffy and Young Nadeau and Al Delmont beat Tom Cunningham in two rounds. Ed Russell beat Joe Heath in two rounds. Dan Donnelly officiated.
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Young Bryson
Jack Hamilton
Essex A. C
Bryson
Tommy Duffy
Young Nadeau
al Delmont
Tom Cunningham
Ed Russell
Joe Heath
Dan Donnelly
Harvard Defeats Brown 6-0 in Hockey at St. Nicholas
Harvard blanked Brown 6 to 0 at St. Nicholas Rink in a decisive hockey victory. Harvard dominated from start to finish, sustaining control throughout the game.
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Harvard
BROWN
New York
St. Nicholas Rink
C. F. Beard
South Framingham
Mass
L. D. Knott
Lebanon
M. L. Craney
St. Louis
F. E. Brown
Sanborn
Iowa
J.C. Curryer
St. Paul
Minn
Calumet Wins Two From Towanda In Mystic Valley Candle Pin
Calumet defeats Towanda by 16 pins in the Mystic Valley Candle Pin League. Brown posts the best single string and Purrington earns the three string high with 286 as Calumet totals 1254 to Towanda 1238 with late scoring by Philbrick Brown and other teammates.
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Winchester
Calumet
Towanda
Brown
Purrington
Ee Philbrick
Goodwin
Sawyer
Corey
Lowell
Rich'dson
SH Smith
Bolewine
Prisoners Perform Minstrel Show at East Cambridge Jail
Jokes and songs featured at a minstrel show put on by prisoners at Middlesex county jail in East Cambridge yesterday morning. Sheriff Fairbairn and deputies were the butt of many jokes. George L. O. Perry, held on two murder charges, could not attend due to hospital confinement. Miss Nina Danforth attended as a spectator.
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Middlesex County
East Cambridge
Sheriff Fairbairn
George L. O. Perry
Nina Danforth
National Army and Navy League Mustered In East Boston
In Grand Army Hall East Boston last night Major P J Grady commanded the muster of the National Army and Navy League of Spanish War Veterans conducted by Captain Frank Dodd of Lowell and …
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Grand Army Hall
East
Boston
P. J. Grady
National Army and Navy League of Spanish War Veterans
Frank Dodd
Lowell
Michael J. Murphy
National Army of Spanish War Veterans
Officers Installed Amid Fraternal Rites
The officers installed were Michael J. Murphy commander J C Gibbons first lieutenant C J Donahue second lieutenant M J Flaherty adjutant J F McCarthy quartermaster J J Sullivan and M J Cashman trustees.
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Michael J. Murphy
J. C. Gibbons
C. J. Donahue
M. J. Flaherty
J. F. McCarthy
J. J. Sullivan
M. J. Cashman
Hecht Club Ball Benefits Hebrew Industrial School
The Hebrew community in Boston attended the Hecht Club Ball at Copley Hall last evening for charity. Nearly a thousand youths joined the grand dance led by J Waldstein and Miss Mary Waldstein with 100 couples in the main event. Guests included Jacob H Hecht and Mrs Hecht, Max Mitchell and Mrs Mitchell, Meyer Bloomfield and Mrs Bloomfield.
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Boston
Hecht Club
Copley Hall
Hebrew Industrial School
J. Waldstein
Mary Waldstein
Jacob H. Hecht
Hecht
Max Mitchell
Boys’ Industrial League
Zenith Lodge Ball at Commonwealth Hall East Boston
The midwinter hall of Zenith Lodge I O O F was held in Commonwealth Hall East Boston last night. Noble Grand Arthur Negus led the grand march with Mrs Negus as his partner and Arthur Negus as floor director assisted by Stephen M. Favour and a list of aides.
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Zenith Lodge
Commonwealth Hall
Boston
Arthur Negus
Negus
Arthur £. Negus
Stephen M. Favour
J. H. Townsend
F. H. Stone
O. A. Wherle
J. E. Palmer
George H. Battis
R. O. Hughes
F. H. Bean
C. H. Atkinson
E. C. Bagley
J. S. Small
G. P. Reed
J. H. Bilwell
A. H. Downing
C. O. Stevens
J. T. Frame
Opening of Gardner Palace a Disappointment to Public
The Boston event showcases Mrs. Gardner's palace with Roman floors, timeless artworks, and rare rooms but leaves visitors underwhelmed enticed by curiosity only. Crowds view Italian Renaissance works, Zorn sketches, and remnants from Raphael to Titian, while Rae-laden halls and guards limit access. A notable Botticelli Madonna draws attention, yet overall attendance and price spark public critique.
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Childe Hassam
la Farge
Merion
Miller
John Ruskin
Troyon
Turner
Whistler
Zorn
Isabella S. Gardner
A. Zorn
Mrs. Gardner
Boston Public Library
Sargent
Raphael
San Antonio
Perugia
Christina
Sweden
Orleans
Fedro Inghirami
Vatican
Julius the Second
San Angelo
Gardner
Inghirami
Volterra
Botticelli
Lucretia
Squarcione
Mantegna
Crivelli
Leyland
Fra Lippi
Francesco di Stefano Pesellino
Florence
Japan
Huntington Avenue
Rome
Fens
Anders Zorn
Winter Palace
Pekin
Ace
Verona
Venice
Guardi
Longhi
Robert
Fenway
Palace
Titian
Europa
Rubens
Philip II of
Spain
France
Charles I
England
Lord Darnley
Paul V
Italy
Velasquez
Philip IV
Cellini
Michael Angelo
Luciani
Anne of Austria
Anne
Jack Gardner
Jack
Free trial bottle offer for Dr Kennedy Remedy in Boston ads
The Boston Post promotes a free trial bottle of Dr Kennedy's Remedy with a coupon. Participating Boston stores include Walker-Rintels Co Adams House Drug Store Epstein Bros and B O G C Wilson. Readers may obtain a sample for kidney liver bladder or blood concerns without purchase obligation.
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David Kennedy
The
Boston Post
Wm. H. Knight
Court St
Walker-Rintels Co
Boylston St
Adams House
Epstein Bros
Tremont St
B. O
G. C. Wilson
Boston
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