France San Domingo dispute unchanged says embassy
United States embassy reports no new instructions on the France San Domingo payment dispute. France remains firm on indemnity for alleged tampering with consular seals and the Noel Caccabelli murder at Samana Bay, despite a friendly French response to the U.S. seizure of San Domingo customs receipts as security.
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Ris
France
San Domingo
United Tes
United Press
United States
Noel Caccabelli
Samana Bay
Armenian inquiry to finish in two months in Commons
In the House of Commons Sir Edward Grey said the Armenian inquiry commission would take two more months to complete its labors. Sir George Baden-Powell plans to ask the government to let England and Canada advance the award to sealers until the United States Congress can vote the money, otherwise payment awaits Congress reopening after the current session ends next Monday.
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London
House of Commons
Edward Grey
George Baden-Powell
Theovernment
England
Canada
United States Congress
Congress
Pinned Down at State House Forthcoming Injury Incident
Frederick E. Carleton of Roxbury was seriously injured at the State House while wiring the watchman clock near the Governor's door. A descending elevator counter balance pinned him by the head, with ambulance delays and criticism of response time. Carleton, about 35 and married, was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital and was reported as possibly pulling through despite severe injuries.
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Frederick E. Carleton
Murray Avenue
Roxbury
State House
Carleton
Adams
Davis
Poice
Hanover Street
Scollay Square
Massachusetts General Hospital
Miss Hall Accepts Offer for Emergency Hospital Fund
The Emergency Hospital fund committee accepts Miss Pauline Hall and her company for a Boston Theatre benefit on March 7. One act of Dorcas will be performed, with most of the company in a second act. The committee will arrange details with Hall’s representative in the city.
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Boston Theatre
Miss Hall
Pauline Hall
New Grand Opera House
Pittsburg
Penn
Dorcas
Walter Rapp
Boston
Wning Clarke
James F. Grant
Hirschfeld
Opening in the carriage trade festival in Amesbury
The annual opening in the carriage trade in Amesbury under the Board of The banquet was held in Armory with a large turnout. A. N. Parry presided, and speakers included J Seaver Page of New York Captain John A Scott of Boston Senator E G Frothingham Judge George W Cate and W H Barker. Committee members named include J T Clark on R E Briggs E M Osgood George Alker James Neal John Harrell Palmer James Drummond.
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Armory d
A. N. Parry
J. Seaver Page
New York
John A. Scott
Boston
E. G. Frothingham
George W. Cate
Steamship bookings rise for Europe and the Continent
White Star steamships report strong demand for Europe travel while Red Star line plans a busy season for the Continent. Pamphlets and excursion circulars are available from E. A. Adams & Co. at 115 State Street Boston. They publish the Adams Cable Codex, a cipher code with over 9000 sentences on business and social matters.
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Europe
White Star
Red Star Line
Messrs. E. A. Adams & Co
State Street
Boston
Adams Cable
Samuel Dewurst Dies From Freight Yard Accident At 22
Lawrence February 28 Samuel Dewurst a brakeman with Boston and Main died at the hospital from injuries suffered when he fell from a freight train Saturday. His right leg was broken above the knee his right hand crushed and the hand had to be amputated on Tuesday. He was 22 years old.
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Lawrence
Samuel Dewurst
Boston & Mains
Theatre party tickets go on sale at several outlets
Press Club theater party tickets are available at reduced prices for the Castle Square event next Thursday evening. Tickets can be bought from Treasurer Gaudelet at Very's store on Columbus avenue, from Secretary A. J. Ochs at De Wolfe, Fiske & Co.’s Archway bookstore, or the club house janitor. The Woodbridge ball impressed with a star shaped dance order honoring matrons. Cambridgeport gains in the A. C. C. bowling standings as last night’s results narrow the lead. In pool, Mattapan tops Winnisimmet with Edwards and Murray combining for 100 two-man points. Mattapan forfeits whist.
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Castle Square
Gaudelet
Very
Columbus Avenue
A. J. Ochs
de Wolfe, Fiske & Co
Archway
Woodbridge
Mesdames Wood
Stebbins
Brown and Pinder
Nina Corey
Pinder
Local bicycle trades shift as Gay joins Cubberly at 7 Portland
Mr. Gay leaves Quadrant to help Mr. Carli Cubberly at 7 Portland street and assist in making the Hagles fly. Mr. Spear, replaced by Gay, leaves the cycle trade. Ross of Singer agency buys a ladies model de luxe with a leather gear case encircling chain and sprockets. Frank Bowden of Raleigh Cycle and Fairbanks Wood Rim Company plans U S visit to expand rim business. Fairbanks will offer sixty rim types and sizes, possibly running the plant in evenings.
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Gay
Quadrant People
Carli Cubberly
Portland Street
Hagles
Cubberly
H. C. Spear
Ross
Singer Agency
England
Frank Bowden
Raleigh Cycle Company (Limited
Fairbanks Wood Rim Company
United States
Fairbanks
Forty Reported Killed In Interoceanic Train Derailment
A special train on the Interoceanic railway derailed near Mexico City while carrying pilgrims from Amecameca. Initial reports say about forty were injured with many dead or dying. six surgeons have been sent to the scene to aid victims.
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City OF Mexico
Amecameca
Senate committee returns adverse Kitfield nomination
The commerce committee at Gloucester, Massachusetts, recommended against confirming Henry P. Kitfield as collector of customs for the district. The objection was his nonresidency in Gloucester though he lived within the district. The post has long been filled by a Gloucester citizen, and both parties protested without other charges.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Commerce
Henry P. Kitfield
Gloucester
Mass
Kitfield
Waltham Defeats Chelsea 6 to 3 In Hard Fought Game
Waltham's basketball team hosted Chelsea and triumphed 6 to 3 with Howard of Walthams sustaining serious injuries. In Somerville, Company G of Woburn and Company M of Somerville met at Union Hall where the Somerville unit won 2 to 1.
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Waltham
Chelsea
Howard
The
Walthams
Fifth Regiment
Woburn
Somerville
Union Hall
Death of Judge Quinn A Prominent Lowell Lawyer
E B Quinn commonly known as Judge Quinn dies after a severe bout with pneumonia at 10 p m He was elected Alderman in 18 and ran for Senator several times losing by small margins He belonged to the Knights of Columbus and led Court Merrimac He leaves a widow and was a leading figure in Lowell society
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Lowell
E. B. Quinn
Judge Quinn
Pneumona
Knights of Columbus
Merrimac
Gideon Takes Helm as League of American Wheelmen Chair
New chairman Gideon vows strict enforcement of racing rules and no leniency for prize overstatements by clubs or riders. He warns that blacklisting will penalize violators while seeking co operation of riders officials and promoters for a safe season. Applications for national circuit dates accepted to April 2 with sanctions granted after. Several officials suspended pending amateur status review and several clubs forfeited sanctions.
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New York
Gideon
Racing Board
The
League of American Wheelmen
Raymond
Messrs. H. E. Frederickson
Freemont
Neb
E. A. Welles
C. T. Earl
Brooklyn
New England
Relief Efforts Aid Newfoundland Sufferers Grow
Boston relief drive expands shipments to 7000 Newfoundland families via Halifax steamer. 1209 barrels flour 200 meat 50 oat meal 10 rice plus 25 barrels molasses and Mellins food donations aid the cause. Contributions from firms and individuals total over 4400 dollars. shipments planned for Saturday noon.
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Messrs
8. S. Pierce & Co
Halifax
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Spaulding
New England
Doliber, Goodale & Co
Lewis Wharf
American Cereal Company
H. O. Fairbanks
J. C. McKie
Rowe’s Wharf
Thompson & Co
Walker & Co
Lewis
Mr. Grace
N. S
Grand Lake
St. John’s
Bishop Jones
Episcopal
P. J. Scott
Trinity M. E
East Cambridge
Bancroft
Allan B. Hudson
Weymouth
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Hudson
Spikels
William Fitugerald
D. F. O'Connell
Aetna Ig Aga
CRAKE
Sao Eceas Beyeniee
Eric Ies
Cebeken
Ee Tevins
Kha Bese
Henry PD
Winton
Bias Nckerson
CMS
Vkiss
Saane
Cvabe
Government orders occupation of disturbed Cuban districts
Madrid reports the government will occupy Cuba’s disturbed districts. Orders direct the royal navy and transatlantic company to rush transport of 6300 troops from Spain and a battalion from Porto Rico to Cuba.
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Madrid
Cuba
Royal Navy
Transatlantic Company
Spain
Porto Rico
Seventeenth of June Carnival Elects New Officers
The Charlestown Seventeenth of June Carnival Association met on Main Street to elect officers for the coming year. President E A Quarter led a nominating committee, with Major Oakes as chair, and the slate was unanimously adopted. Officer duties include president vice presidents treasurer secretary and several committees to extend the parade and fundraise amid calls for stricter liquor dealer support.
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Charlestown
Main Street
E. A. Cartes
W. H. Oakes
Alderman Presho
F. 8. Bagley
John Hurley
Francis Meredith, Jr
Maginnis
A. W. Forbush
W. H. Breen
A. L
George N. Swallow
J. J. Corbett
J. J. McCarthy
W. Stover
J. J. O'Callaghan
Fred B. Burnham
E. A. Carter
Messrs. Hurley
Coady
Meredith
Oakes and Breen
James D. Coady
Nelson
Bagley
Miskeily
Parker
Stover
Kimball
Burnham
Carter
Finance Committee
Presho
Benefit for J. W. Montgomery Showcases Boston Athletes
Boston athletic groups gathered at Music Hall for a benefit honoring J. W. Montgomery, a B Y M C U gym instructor facing illness. Performances by Roxbury Turnverein, B A A juniors, M. A. in Boston, Baron Posse trainees, and the Boston Turnverein raised a sizable sum for Montgomery’s medical needs.
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Music Hall
J. W. Montgomery
Montgomery
Florida
Boston
Louis Schmitt
Roxbury Turnverein
Roberts
Baron Nils Posse
G. F. Hoffman
Christian Union
Boston Turnverein
Heers
Bates Reinterprets Site of America’s First Iron Works
Samuel A. Bates, Quincy historian, told the Quincy Historical Society that the first iron works were located in the easterly part of present-day Braintree near Elm and Middle streets, disputing Lynn Monatiquot River and West Quincy sites and aligning with Morrison Bros. on the current corner.
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Samuel A. Bates
Quincy Historical Society
America
Lynn
Mr. Bates
Braintree
J. A. Vinton
Monatiquot River
Ambler & Hobart’s Mills
Pattee
Furnace Brook
Bates
Elm and
Middle Streets
Morrison Bros
Fourth of July Yacht Regatta Request Referred
The Boston Common Council referred to the Fourth of July committee a regatta appropriation resolution from the congress of Boston yacht clubs. It notes many clubs represent thousands of voters and urges funding for the traditional sailing regatta on July Fourth, 1895, as a principal annual event.
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Boston
Manchester
West Lynn
Plymouth
McDonald Triumphs 50 to 4 in Dorchester Pool Clash
In the Dorchester pool tournament at Monahan's pool room, Mr. McDonald defeated Mr. Garven by a score of 50 to 4. The card also lists Mr. J. Brown and Duncan set to play Friday night.
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Monahan’s
Dorchester
McDonald
Mr. Garven
J. Brown
Duncan
Ingenious Prisoner Hides Dirks and Knives in Cell
At Wethersfield prison, Deputy Baisden uncovered four clasp knives and a four inch dirk concealed in a prisoner's cell. The man, a blacksmith by trade, crafted weapons from steel pieces and an old file. Despite tight surveillance, he apparently made the items as a pastime rather than for a planned escape or violent act.
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Middletown
Conn
Wethersfield
Baisden
Cowardly Murder Suspect Fernald Recovers in Jail
Al V Fernald of Lebanon, jailed for his mother’s murder, attempted suicide by cutting his throat with a jack knife early today. Autopsy shows one fatal blow from an axe causing skull damage. no other violence. Fernald pleaded not guilty before Trial Justice Frost as grand jury action looms while locals discuss possible insanity.
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Alfred
AL. V. Fernald
Lebanon
Springvale
Frost
Horne
Fernald Homestead
Harvard Athletes Train as Time Trials Set Pace
Yesterday's warm weather spurred track sprinters to time trials for 220 yards on the board track under Mr. Lathrop. Bigelow set a new 220 yard record at 24.3 seconds, with Jackson close behind at 24.58 seconds. First crew practice on the river featured Hollister as stroke and Stevenson No. 7, bullard coaching from the coxswain seat. Freshman baseball manager fixed two April dates and one in May for games against Groton, Worcester Academy, and Exeter, with I. S. Adams coaching the nine and captaining the class team.
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Lathrop
F. H. Bigelow
A. L. Jackson
Hollister
Stevenson
Bullard
Washington
Groton School
Groton
Worcester Academy
Cambridge
Exeter
I. S. Adams
Boston Wins Last Salem Polo Game in Salem
Crowd of over 1500 watched the Bostons beat Salem 7 to 20 in Salem. Parsons scored six goals and led rushes while Bond’s absence weakened Salem. Everett and Mills formed a defensive wall for Boston. In New Bedford, Providence lost 3 to 2.
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Salem
Boston
Parsons
Bond
Everett
Mills
Salems
New Bedford
Providence
Receipted bill causes marital clash in social satire
In a witty exchange, His Lordship confronts his American wife after discovering a paid bill in her name. He warns that paying bills publicly sullies his prestige, insisting she must pay him instead and shuns any vulgar mass receipts, threatening lasting embarrassment.
Mills to Build New Rome Georgia Plant
A Lowell Massachusetts mills company plans a new Rome Georgia mill costing about 600000 dollars with 56000 spindles. Construction will begin immediately according to a special despatch from the Massachusetts Cotton Mills Company reported by The Manufacturers' Record.
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Baltimore
Massachusetts Cotton Mills Company of
Lowell
Rome
NASH S NINE SCHEDULES GAMES BY MONTHS AND HANDS
The document outlines upcoming schedules for Nash S nine and other teams such as Cleveland Chicago St Louis and Louisville with multiple dates, venues, and opponents including Boston Pittsburgh and New York. It also details Boston team trips, practice plans and a change to league rules including gloves, bat size and umpire penalties.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Louisville
Frith Cleveland
Wth
Kis
Anson's Men Off To Texas For Spring Practice
Captain Anson and his Chicago team, set to represent the club in National League play, departed for Galveston to begin six weeks of practice. They will play weekly exhibitions against the Louisville club in Houston, with the first game on March 5.
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Chicago
Anson
Galveston
Louisville
Houston
Halifax Fire Rebuilds After $600000 Loss
Halifax reports an estimated $600000 fire loss with merchants largely insured. Government plans immediate reconstruction of terminus buildings and wharves on a new site.
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Halifax
N. S
Doctor Brigham Cleared of Malpractice Charge
Dover New Hampshire February 28 The case against Dr Frank E Brigham of Salmon Falls for alleged criminal malpractice involving the late Marcia J Quint of South Berwick went to the jury at noon The jury returned a not guilty verdict at four oclock and the doctor was discharged after a motion by Brighams counsel and agreement by the State attorney Spectators applauded the result
Quincy Granite Peace Keeps Mills Open This Year
In Quincy on February 28 the Manufacturers' Association and the Granite Cutters' Union reached a peaceable agreement ending labor fears. There will be no strike, lockout, or shutdown in Quincy granite industry this year.
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Quincy
Manufacturers’ Association
Granite Cutters’ Union
Winchester leaves $5000 for Southboro poor
Henry K. Winchester died last week in Santa Barbara California and left five thousand dollars by will for the poor of Southboro.
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Southboro
Henry K. Winchester
Santa Barbara
Cal
Bottlers License Application Blanks Issued by Police Board
Beginning today the Police Board will distribute liquor license application blanks from 837 Pemberton Square for the coming year. Applicants should return properly filled forms early in March to allow April action and May issuance. Chief Clerk Thomas Ryan supervises. consult Clerk Harry Burke to obtain a blank, then pay advertising costs to Clerk Fred Pierce or Clerk Mendell. Fifth class bottlers license raised to 1000 dollars from 500, with about fifteen bottlers in the city. Licenses must be posted May 1. no transfers during the year. General Martin comments that liquor dealers should be allowed to hold their business franchises with lawful conduct amid weak trade.
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Board of Police
Pemberton Square
Thomas Ryan
Harry Burke
Fred Pierce
Mendell
Martin
Paola Martiniello and Pasquale Tauro Clash in North End Saloon
Paola Martiniello aged 33 and Pasquale Tauro aged 27, residents of the Italian quarter, fought in a North End saloon at North and Fleet Streets last night. The quarrel led to flying bottles until Patrolman Rooney arrived. both men were arrested.
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Paola Martiniello
Pasquale Tauro
North End
North
Fleet Streets
Rooney
Division 1
Belated Bowlers Clash Ends in Roughan Victory
In Charlestown at Roughan alleys last night the Roughans defeated the Dovenports in a match totaling 2874 to 2319. Earlier, the Metropolitan league game at Brockton alleys saw the Brockton team beat the Metropolitans 2387 to 2312 in the twenty second game of the Old Colony league series.
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Roughans
Dovenports
Roughan
Charlestown
Brockton
Metropolitan
Policy raid at Lincoln Street shop shocks locals
Officers from Division 4 conducted a raid at 168 Lincoln Street on an alleged policy shop. Paraphernalia was seized and five men were detained including James Smith aged 35 John Buchanan 40 John Jenkins 2 James Rogers 39 and Edward Barry 28 who face further inquiry.
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Division 4
Lincoln Street
James Smith
John Buchanan
John Jenkins
James Rogers
Edward Barry
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