Governor Greenhalge Faces Decision on Police Commissioner Whiting’s Replacement
The executive department withholds clear plans on Whiting’s successor as term nears May end. Governor may replace Whiting or reappoint him, influenced by Chairman Martin’s stance and petitions from Bostonians backing Whiting. Observers note Greenhalge’s independent approach and willingness to defy advice.
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Martin
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Elief
Hard Tack For 11 Days Aboard Mary Emsden
The schooner Mary Emsden of Calais Maine was abandoned leaky and dismasted in lat 35 55.10 long 52 10 after a storm while her crew of Captain P J Warr first mate W M Clinton second mate R Hinds Henry Shaw and seamen Ole Olsen Harry Jensen and Harry Olsen were saved by the steamer Suevia which stood by for nine hours until a boat could rescue them. The Mary Emsden of 326 tons net, built 1865 at Portsmouth NH, approached from Genoa to New York.
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Mary HB. Amsden
Calais
Suevia
Barbadoes
Genoa
P. J. Warr
William M. Clinton
Robert Hinds
Henry Shaw
Cook
Ole Olsen
Harry Jensen
Harry Olsen
Mary E. Amsden
Portsmouth
N. H
Boxing Gossip Clarifies Billy Smith Walcott Fight Rumors
The boxing column reports Billy Smith meeting the Post’s Sporting Editor to deny rumors of a severe beating by Joe Walcott. It asserts Smith was not badly hurt, traces his birth to Eastport Maine, and previews upcoming events at Music Hall and Shawmut Rowing Club sparring matches. It highlights Captain Cooke and O’Brien remarks on fair conduct in the Bumstead Hall event and praises Binney’s toughness and Smith’s early life.
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Joe Walcott
Smith
Post
the Post
Eastport
Sandy Cove
Digby County
Nova Scotia
Veritas
Billy
Charlestown
St. John
Boston
Music Hall
Shawmut Rowing Club
Ike McArthur
New England
Kid Mulligan
Lowell
Spike” Sullivan
Young Burke
A. W. Cooke
Dick O’brien
Ed Binney
Bumstead Hall
Peter Maher
Jim Hall
O’brien
Binney
O’bren
Rob Roy
Saving Cargo After Venetian Wreck Off Boston Harbor
Reporters visit the Venetian wreck aboard the towboat Leader. Buoy No 19 misplacement, salvage underway for 645 cattle and 888 sheep aboard Swift & Co cargo. Officials urge immediate investigation and possible divers, pumps, and deck cuts to save the cargo valued around 200000 dollars.
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Hoosac Tunnel
Swift & Co
Chicago
Mr. Gore
Hoosac Wharf
Boston
Haworth to a Full House Next Thursday Night
Scott and Bowne of New York have reserved all boxes with Castle Square management. Haworth will attract a large audience, and Asbury Park pushes to host a national meet with a wheelmen's fair that raised a large sum, hastily organized before the clubhouse completion. Peckham of Charlestown Cycle Club may race this year, given his proven speed.
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Castle Square
Mr. Haworth
Asbury Park
Andy
Peckham
Charlestown Cycle Club
Daughters of Vermont Hold Annual Reunion in Boston
The Daughters of Vermont held their annual reunion and banquet at the Ven dome yesterday. Over 10 members were present. An informal reception was held prior to the banquet. The members are well known Boston women born in Vermont, and have made the reunion a fixed institution.
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Daughters of Vermont
Vendome
Boston
Green Mountain State
Real Estate Doings Noted in Newton and Nearby Areas
Real estate activity includes Ww. s. F. Edmands selling the Fen nessy estate on Commonwealth Avenue and Cedar Street Newton Centre to H. A. Ely. A syndicate led by H. C. Libby and others bought 2 500 000 square feet of land at Sharon near the depot from E D Barbour. Minnie L. Homer purchased 16 000 square feet of Walter Baker estate land on Park Vinson streets and Upland road. F W Burleigh sold a Dorchester dwelling on Harvard Street for G L Davidson to John P Mack. Paul Kendricken sold 4000 square feet on Sawyer Avenue to Mary E Maine. Clara E Gowing sold forty acres with buildings on Church Street Weston to George C Davis for 9000. W S & F Edmands sold mansion, stable and 40 000 square feet on 29 Vernon Street Newton for 18000.
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Fennessey
Commonwealth Avenue
Cedar Street
Newton Centre
H. A. Ely
H. C. Libby
G. M. Glazier
J. A. Bowman
E. D. Barbour
Sharon
Depot
Minnie L. Homer
W. S. & F. Edmands
Vernon Street
Newton
Johns Hopkins Freshmen Juniors Clash Kills Student
A campus melee at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore on March 4 left a freshman crushed by a mass of students during a gym initiation. Dudley Williams, son of Dr. P. C. Williams, was knocked unconscious and later revived, with many others injured. Faculty will investigate the incident and discipline proceedings are awaited.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Dudley Williams
P. C. Williams
Yale Athletes Gather for Union Training Table Start
Captain Austin called all remaining Yale varsity candidates to the gymnasium with thirty present. A grand union training table will be formed at 1142 Chapel Street for the baseball nine crew and track athletes. The crew begins March 15, the baseball nine a week before Easter trip, and the track team around April 20.
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Conn
Austin
Yale
Grand Union
Chapel Street
Dorchester Pool Tourney Sees Moriarty Beat Farrell 50–28
Moriarty defeated Farrell 50 to 28 at Monahan's pool room in Dorchester to lead the championship. Shea and Connerton are slated to play Wednesday night.
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Monahan
Dorchester
Moriarty
Farrell
Shea
Connerton
New Rowing Club Formed in City as Moulton Boat Club
A new rowing association named the Moulton Boat Club has been organized with headquarters in Charlestown. Officers include Daniel McCarthy as president, James Kelley as vice-president, C Duggan as secretary, J Flynn as treasurer, and W Krupp as manager.
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Moulton Boat Club
Charlestown
Daniel McCarthy
James Kelley
C. Duggan
J. Flynn
W. Krupp
Buoy, Cattle, and Ship Salvage Efforts Near Spectacle Island
The Venetian grounded near Spectacle Island after losing buoy No. 10 and dragging anchor. Crew were paid and sent home except Chief Officer McKechney who remained aboard. A towboat will stand by while efforts continue to lighten the vessel and recover cargo and fittings for patching and refloating.
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Farrington
North Square
McKechney
Camilla
Sylvester L. Ward
Spectacle Island
Burgess
J. N. Batchelder
Hope for Consumptives Emulsion Aids Recovery
Advice promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophosphites as essential for recovery from consumption. Emulsion aids assimilation and digestion, supporting ongoing nourishment and vitality before severe lung involvement. Physicians may confirm, with warnings against substitutes.
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Scott
Brown's Bicycle Inn expands to Newton Centre on Saturday
M E E Brown of 178 Columbus avenue opens a new Newton Centre bicycle shop on Saturday the 9th with D F McCarthy in charge. He will offer Spaldings Credendas Western Wheel Works Crescent machines and drop the Columbus Ave title. The piece also notes riding school scenes and mentions Equitable General Providing Company opening in Devonshire Street, plus local cycling clubs and riders.
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Columbus Avenue
Spaldings
Western Wheel Works
Crescent
Brown
Columbia Riding School
H. Gilliat
Warren
L. Everett
C. H. Gibson
P. V. R. Ely
F. Jarvis
Wharton
H. Timmins
Rose Guild
Frank Higginson
Robert Hooper
James Jackson
Minnie
Chicago
McCausland
Somerville Cycle Club
Boston House
Gaudelet
Grand Military Review by Boys in Blue at South Armory
About 2000 spectators witnessed a grand military review in the South Armory Irvington street with Governor Greenhalge present among generals and colonels. The program included guard mounts regimental formations a State flag presentation a tricolor gift and battalion company drills praised Captain S L Braley for the fine drill.
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Greenhalge
Dalton
Davidson
Champlin
Benton
Buntin
Hall
Wolcott
Thomas
George F. Hall
S. L. Braley
Misrepresentations Prompt Newfoundland Premier’s Letter
London dispatch reports Premier Whiteway of Newfoundland protesting sensational misrepresentations about the colony. He cites a Reuters despatch claiming revenue of 30 000 dollars for a 26 day period, contrasting with 38 257 dollars actual and 55 289 dollars for 1894. He blames reduced purchasing power from export market limits, noting the Bond Blaine accord could have lessened the impact.
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London
Whiteway
Newfoundland
Times
Reuter
Dalziel
United States
Les Huguenots Substitutes For Lohengrin at Opera
Illness of Jean de Reszke and Mme Mantelli forced the grand opera to substitute Les Huguenots last night. Cast included Mme Nordica, Urbano, Mile. Van Cauteren, Margherita, Milo, Baurmeister, Raoul Russitano, Marcello, Ed de Reszke, Ancona, Plancon.
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Jean de Reszke
Mme. Mantelli
Grand Opera
Les Huguenots
Don Juan Plot Summary and Cast Tonight
A vivid account of Don Juan forcing Donna Anna and fleeing after wounding Don Pedro, with Donna Elvira warning others. Zerlina and Elvira learn his true nature as Don Juan faces pursuit, ending with a supernatural banquet and his plunge to hell. Cast includes Mrs. Nordica, Miss Zeke de Lussan, Mrs. Emma Eames, Ed de Reszke, Russitano, Carbone, Maurel, and conductor Sig. Mancinelli.
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Don Juan
Donna Anna
Don Octavio
Don Pedro
Leporello
Donna Elvira
Zerlina
Elvira
Nordica
Zeke de Lussan
Emma Eames
Ed de Reszke
Russitan
Baltimore Election Notice for Five Directors 1895
Notice announces annual election of five directors to manage company affairs for twelve months. Polling at 216 Water St Baltimore Md on Wednesday March 20 between 12 and 1 pm. Secretary A Layfield signs the notice.
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Baltimore
Water St
A. Layfield
Union No 11 Meets On March 5 At 735 Washington St
Wanted notice for Brotherhood of Painters Union No 11 schedules a Tuesday evening meeting on March 5 at 735 Washington Street to discuss important trade business.
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Brotherhood of Painters
Washington St
Cb-4
Congress Adjourns Sine Die After Near 600 Million Total
Congress closes its session at noon with both houses adjourning sine die. The session’s appropriations approach 600 million dollars. In the House Speaker Crisp receives a vote of thanks as Mr Reed abstains. The Senate notes the President has no further communication and laughs at the occasion.
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Congress
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Reed
Senate
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Joint Committee
Nominations for Appraiser and Postmasters Rejected
Washington March 4 The nominations of Mr Stearns as appraiser at Boston and Messrs Hoitt Mann Blodgett and Wales as postmasters at Arlington Fitchburg Stoneham and Randolph died with this Congress at noon today and will be reap pointed by the President at once
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Washington
Mr. Stearns
Boston
Messrs. Hoitt
Mann
Blodgett
Wales
Arlington
Fitchburg
Stoneham
Randolph
Congress
Entries and results from Alexander race card yesterday
Five racing events listed with entries across five races including selling stakes. Notable names include Home Run Trinculo Little Bravo Criterion Meadows O Hearn Brightwood Fonda San Mat hewo Pocahontas Lita Tiny Tim Belwood Glenall Paris Caraven Monte Carlo Wang Tammany Hall Paragon Forest Detroit Electric Light Charlie R Despair Johnny Saginaw Lum Phil Daly Reynard Tumult Woodchopper Jim McLaughlin Fannie Martin Elizabeth Forager Prince Klamath Pantata Clansman Lithograph Samaritan Duke of Fief McKeever Pickaway. Results show Glenall first in six and a quarter furlongs, Lita third. W O Brien first in four and a half furlongs. Walcott first in six and a quarter furlongs. Paragon first in five eighths. Gonzales first in six and a quarter. Time details: 1:28 1-2, 1:00, 1:27, 1:06, 1:26.
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Trinculo
Little Bravo
Criterion
Meadows
O’hearn
Brightwood
Fonda
San Mathewo
Pocahontas
Lita
Tiny Tim
Belwood
Glenall
Paris
Caraven
Monte Carlo
Wang
Tammany Hall
Paragon
Forest
Detroit
Electric Light
Charlie R
Despair
Johnny
Saginaw
lLum
Phil Daly
Reynard
Tumult
Woodchopper
Jim McLaughlin
Fannie Martin
Elizabeth
Forager
Prince Klamath
Pantata
Clansman
W. O’brien
J. Croker
Apprentice
Walcott
Mayor B
His Grace
Bobolink
Grampian
Gonzales
Lum
Red Star
Hair-cutting ad from Alland Bros at Tremont Row
Lovers answer our advertisement for hair cutting. Our name and fame are known town wide. Alland Bros. 19 Tremont Row.
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Alland Bros
Tremont Row
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