Russian and Japanese clashes near Oubenepusa and Gauto Pass
A dispatch from General Kuropatkin dated March 1 reports Japanese bayonet charges seizing the central height near Oubenepusa while Russians hold Kondtasa at night. The Japanese attack Gauto Pass at 3 am March 1, forcing two trench withdrawals. British-Tinted telegraphic notes describe continued bombardment of Poutiloff and Novgorod hills with minor Russian losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LT. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Oubenepusa
Kondtasa
Gauto Pass
Whuropatkin
Nanshanpu
Shakhe
Poutiloff
Novgorod
Sandepas
Cambridge Police Shuffle Reshapes Patrol Routes
Chief Frederick B. Pullen announced a broad reallocation of Cambridge patrols. D L Walsh and W N Mullins move to Cambridgeport, Blanchard and Healey shift from the Port to North Cambridge, Treland leaves the Central square wagon for patrol duty, McCabe to the first division, Dunlea from Fast Cambridge to Central square, and several Cambridge proper officers have route changes. In North Cambridge, Barrington Leahy Leahy Aberle Wells and Jewett move to different district areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Police Department
Frederick B. Pullen
D. L. Walsh
William N. Mullins
Cambridge
Cambridgeport
Blanchard and Healey
Jerome Treland
Central Square
Edward J. McCabe
Patrick F. Dunlea
James L. McElroy
W. H. Rowe
Robert Mullen
Thomas Ryan
Fred Law
John Hezlitt
Barrington
D. F. Leahy
T. I.’. Leahy
W. H. Aberle
Harry Wells
Dexter Jewett
Schelling Recital at Jordan Hall Impresses Few
Ernest Schelling gave his first piano recital here yesterday at Jordan Hall. The program included Bach Chromatic Fantasy, Carnival, Schumann themes, Liszt, and Chopin pieces. Despite a small audience, his Bach was praised for clarity while Carnival lacked nuance and some Chopin works showed limited poetic feeling. He announced a second recital for Saturday afternoon March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Schelling
Jordan Halil
Schelling
Chopin
Jordan Hall
Brookline Citizens Caucus Nominations Ballot Tallies
At Brookline Town Hall last night 1800 votes were cast in the Citizens Caucus. Joseph Walker led moderator with 757 votes. Edward J. Baker 745 for town clerk. James M. Codman 686 and Nathaniel Conant 663 for selectmen. Horace James 704 and William F Humphrey 662 for selectmen. R. G. Candage 635, Thomas H. Talbot 583, Charles H. Stearns 87, Charles A. Bowditch 536 for assessors. Water Board candidate George H. Francis 474 and C F Riley 455, William Tl Blossom 95.
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Citizens
Brookline
Joseph Walker
Edward J. Baker
James M. Codman
Nathaniel Conant
Timothy F. Corey
William Craig
William F. Humphrey
Horace James
R. G. FF. Candage
Charles H. Stearns
Thomas H. Talbot
Charles A. Bowditch
The
Water Board
William Tl. Blossom
George H. Francis
C. FE. Riley
Disturbances In Rostov Leave Several Injured
March 2 Rostov on Don reports disturbances injuring several people as unrest grows among the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rostov-On-Don
Big interscholastic meet draws 300 boys from New England region
More than 200 entries are filed for tomorrow’s interscholastic meet in Mechanics Building. Worcester Academy Exeter Andover lead large contingents. nine scratch championships and 12 team races fill the program. Top contenders include Worcester Academy with Mayhew, French and McClure, while substitutes like the 45 yard high hurdles replace the old low hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Building
Nwew
England
Worcester Academy
Exeter
Andover
John Mayhew
C. M. French
L. N. McClure
B. A
Worcester
Exeter Academies
Harvard Beats Brown In Aquatic Meet At Lyman Gym
Harvard defeats Brown 5 to 2 in a Ly man Gymnasium aquatic meet. Harvard wins all swimming events while Brown takes water polo 3 to 0. Relay and sprint events list winners Sherman Noyes Farley and Farley among the top performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
BROWN
Providence
Lyman Gymnasium
Sherman
Noyes
Farley
Tim
Beeloostok Strikes Hit 10 000 Workers in Factories
In Beeloostok Russia on March 1 a large group of workers from all factories struck, totaling about 10 000 participants. The action halts production across multiple plants and reflects widespread labor unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeloostok
Russia
Equitable Case Taken to Albany
A committee of Equitable Life Assurance Society policy holders met with John D. Crimmins in Albany to discuss a bill for radical mutualization of the company. Plans to secure voting rights for policy holders were outlined, aiming to give a one year policy holder of $1000 equal voice with large holders in management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
John D. Crimmins
Equitable Society
Crimmins
East Boston a pair of young prodigies wow crowd
A 4 year old Julia May Evans played four piano solos at the Music Hall East Boston assisted by her 2 year old sister Vivian Irene. The audience included musicians and teachers. An encore featured Teasing and Auld Lang Syne with others performing songs readings and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss G. Wiche
Messrs
Paris
Cary and Coffee
Eddie
Frances Perio
Boston Transit Commission bill authorizes 7.5 million grant
The committee on metropolitan affairs reported to the Senate after noon yesterday a bill on the petition of Transit Commission chairman George G. Crocker. It authorizes the city treasurer of Boston to issue a bonus totaling 7.5 million dollars for the combined cost of the subway and East Boston tunnel. This equals the full amount authorized by the acts of 1894 and 1897.
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Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Senate
George G. Crocker
The
Transit Commission
Boston
East
Free Tobacco-Specific Cure Promises Quick Results
A testimonial list from numerous individuals claims they were cured of tobacco use in one day by a free sample of Tobacco-Specifics. The ad urges readers to obtain a sample from The Rogers Drug & Chemical Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio, by writing for a prepaid discreet package.
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H. Veale
Brandon
H. H. Brayton
Pepperwood
Cal
Leonard L. Stafford
Ripley
Maine
W. H. Emerson
Belmont
G. W. Edam
Box
Glenwood
Wis
G. W. Palmer
Cedar Bluff
Ala
James M. Ward
Southern Hotel
Chicago
Ill
Frank Hannat
W. Va
James Burt Brown
Colorado
Tex
Susan I. Moore
Santa Rosa
R. Coffey
Frank St
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jarrie Ties
Genoa
Florida
W. J. Kitchens
Ft. Smith
Ark
S. C. Duncan
Union Mills
N. C
Rogers Drug & Chemical Co
Fifth and
Race Sts
Cincinnati
Ohio
Grip After-Effects and the Promise of Pink Pills
Mrs. Van Scoy recovers from a severe grip with lingering pains and weakness after the attack. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for rapid improvement and full recovery, noting four boxes restored her to health and urging others to use the remedy. The pills are said to build pure blood as the basis of sound health and are sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Dr. Williams
Laura M. van Scoy
Thorpe Street
Danbury
Conn
Storrow Pushes Plan For Smaller Boston School Board
James J. Storrow leads a petition to the Legislature seeking to revamp the Boston school committee from 24 members to a panel of three to seven appointed by the Mayor and serving without pay. The group argues the current board is autocratic and opaque, urging a more accountable body with clearer responsiveness to the public. The hearing is scheduled for Tuesday with many notable signatories including Nathan Matthews, Samuel A. Green, Thomas N. Hart, William A. Gaston, and Henry Parkman among others.
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James J. Storrow
Boston School Board
Boston School Committee
Nathan Matthews
Samuel A. Green
Thomas N. Hart
Josiah Quincey
William A. Gaston
Lucius Tuttle
Thomas O'Callaghan
Henry S. Pritchbett
H. P. Bowditch
John G. Blake
A. Shuman
Robert M. Morse
Henry Parkman
Charles W. Bartlett
John Shepard
Thomas J. Gargan
Ihbury Canning
Richard Sullivan
Laban Pratt
I. A. Ratshesky
Thomas F. Strange
Otho T. O'Leary
Jay Andrews Ham
Joseph Bennett
KR. S. Barrows
T. V. L. Johnson
Thomas Hi. Dowd
John ID. Berran
James R. BP E
Melvin O. Adams
Charles I. Tyler
P. M. Keating
Daniel V. Melisane
Joseph
Pelletier
Paul H. Whendricken
Edward A. Clinnch
Benjamin C. Lane
Alfred FF. Hayden
A. O. Bergic
Granite Cutters Stand Firm in Citywide Strike Standoff
Quincy march 2 no surrender dominates talks as manufacturers pledge arbitration while Granite Cutters Union leader insists no arbitration. An open letter from Fred J. Jones outlines proposed pay scales and a joint committee to resolve wage disputes. National Secretary Duncan counters with Barre style rates and confirms a general union standard.
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Quincy
Fred L. Jones
James K. Duncan
Granite Cutters’ Union
Fred J. Jones
Jones
Barre
Westerly
Duncan
Quincey
New York Men To Fix Up Labor Agreement
New York March 2 A conference between officers of the Inter Union and representatives from employers seeks to repair a labor pact. The meeting aims to resolve disputes and restore orderly bargaining. Talks focus on wages hours and working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Inter
Smoke nuisance bill slated for House hearing today
The House committee on cities holds a morning hearing on a bill to criminalize black or gray smoke. Rep George H. Moore of Boston leads the fight, backed by Sen David D. Leahy and Reps J B Ferber and Moore. A Trinity court mass meeting supported the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Committee On Cities
Boston
George H. Moore
Trinity Court
David D. Leahy
J. B. Ferber
Japanese push advances threaten Russian line in Manchuria
At Madyadani near Ha manda Pass Japanese forces repelled Russian attacks on the left and broke through to Kudyazi village north of the pass. The Russian line near Oubenepasa remained pressured as the Japanese widened the front, threatening the Madyadani division retreat.
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Rennenkampff
Madyadani
Manchuria
Mukden
Oubenepasa
Kudyazi
Hamanda Pass
Woman dies in oil fire in Maine
Livermore Falls report states Mrs. John Leclaire of Chisholme died hours after her clothing ignited while lighting a fire with kerosene oil.
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Maine
Livermore Falls
John Leclaire
Chisholme
Prevent the Grip Laxative Claim by E. W. Grove
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as a remedy to prevent the grip, urging readers to request the full product name and seek the signature of E. W. Grove as confirmation. The notice promotes this Cold and Grip remedy nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Labor unions weigh plans after tense year in Boston
United Garment Workers leaders report renewed strength amid conflicts. W e N Deyl and T J Sullivan address Canadian and New England members. Mass meeting planned for 4000 affiliated members. Freight and Bag gagemen leader Grand Master Neil promotes railroad organization. Car Drivers and Press unions announce meetings and elections. Ball and conferences set for Lyceum Hall and Odd Fellows Hall.
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United Garment Workers’ Union
J.P. Pinna
New York
United Garment Workers’ of America
Boston District Council
Carpenters’ District Council
W. N. Deyl
Alberta
Canada
T. J. Sullivan
New Haven
New England
GOOO
Robert I. Neil
Brotherhood of Freight and Baggagemen of America
Brotherhood
Boston & Maine
Co. RR
White
A. K E. Pike
Fred Finley
J. B. Stone
Albert Butterfield
Philip Waller
A. M. Hluddell
Woman's Trade Union League
Mary Is. O'Sullivan
Miss Gillespie
League
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Eliot Street
Japanese Raid On Sinmintin Strips Supplies Near Mukden
A 400 strong Japanese cavalry detachment with one gun raided Sinmintin about 30 miles west of Mukden. They looted railroad buildings and Chinese inns on the main street. The raid could affect Russian army supplies by disrupting a large Mongolian trade and railway stockpiles.
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Muchwang
Tientsin
Sinmintin
Mukden
Mongolia
Gulf of Liaotung
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestive Rest
Indigestion affects many symptoms from heartburn to nervous tension, caused by poor stomach digestion. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets supply natural digestive agents to rest and invigorate the stomach, claiming to digest meats 3000 times faster in tests. Sold for 50 cents in the US Canada and Europe.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Europe
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P. Hayes
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J. P. Schlemn
KF. R. Estabrook
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Volk
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Lowell
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Vork
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War Acad
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If. Rogers
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L. Sinclair
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Raymond
G. B. Cummings
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F. ©. Jones, Jr
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Wor. Acad
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R. FE. Cosgrove
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Mckensie
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K. Coe
R. Whicher
H. Perrin
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Dedham High School
G. HH. Staples
C. G. Rogers
F. Hurley
R. Sehriver
Waltham High School
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J. F. McWkenna
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H. Perry
J. J. Fitzpatrick
G. Chapin
Volkmann School
T. Allen
E. Holmes
Hi. Watson
T. S. Woodruff
F. Blanchard
L. Watson
Noble & Greenough School
H. Johnson
C. Little
M. V. MacDonald
EF. Inches, Jr
Tt. Dana
B. F. Pope
Malden High School
L. K. Mather
A. E. Cox
A. R. Cox
R. H. Powers
R. S. Fl Hott
Brighton High School
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CG. Atwater
Featherstone
J. J. Jacobs
C. Woodlock
A. Lonergan
St. Mark’s School
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Equitable
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State House
Schofield
Ipswich
Storrow School Plan
Borough Rapid Transit Company
Subway
Manhattan
LABOR
Boston Printing Pressmen’s Union
Dennis F. O'Brien
Pressmen’s Union
Hhe
Life
International
Martin St. Higgins
Boilermakers’ Union 9
Coal Teamsters’ Union 68
Odd Fellows’ Hall
National Dental CO
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