Subways, Funds Dominated by Aldermen Amid Clash
The Boston Board of Aldermen defeated all subway resolves amid acrimony as Alderman Tinkham refused to vote on his own measure and Norris's order passed 9 to 4. The panel advanced four appropriation items and approved a Mercer Street land loan 9 to 8, while Tinkham walked out after denying consent.
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Board of Aldermen
Tinkham
Gerry
Norris
Bowen
Doyle
Dyar
Kelly
Lomasney
Norton
O’brien
Stewart
Ward
Buncombe Subway
Alderman Tinkham
City Council
Ublic
Park Tem
Mercer Street
Jordan, Lomasney
Armenert
Boston Alderman Refers Garbage Plant Issue to Public Improvement Panel
Alderman Lomasney seeks time to study the law and the matter is sent to the public improvement committee. The appointed group of Miller Bowen Doyle Stewart and Lomasney will investigate the advisability of removing the garbage plant. The Election Board explains exempt names and updates the jury list for the current General Court session.
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Boston
Lomasney
Public Improvement Committee
Miller
Bowen
Doyle
Stewart
Election Board
Chester
Stoddard
Holyoke Street
Old Boson National Bank
Joseph Lee
Chestnut Street
William L. Henry
Albion Place
Brookline
Royal Robbins
Commonwealth Avenue
Beverly
Louis C. Strang
Tremont Place
Samuel H. Borofsky
Ward
Michael B. Gaddis
Wilbur F. Adams
Lst
Queen Her Hope
Baroness de Roques arrives in London to visit daughter Florence Maybrick at Aylesbury prison. She rejects US embassy contact and calls for Queen Alexandra to consider their suffering and appeal to the King. The baroness will return to Paris and urges restraint to protect their hopes.
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London
Baroness de Roques
Florence Maybrick
Aylesbury Prison
United States
Alexandra
Paris
Manager Fined in Obstruction Case Against Bankrupt Clothing
The Municipal Court yesterday heard the case against Bankrupt Clothing Co of 38 Hanover Street for obstructing the sidewalk. Thomas W Farnsworth manager of the firm faced the charge and a nominal amount was imposed. An appeal was filed.
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Bankrupt Clothing Company
Hanover Street
Ely
Thomas W. Farnsworth
Dewet Moves Toward Fauresmith as Forces Advance
London dispatch from General Kitchener dated Pretoria reports Dewet moving on Philippolis then toward Fauresmith about forty miles north. Babington recovered a Krupp and ammunition at Landfontein. Victorian Rifles force captures at Sea Cow River and a Hotchkiss near Pietertieff with 50 plus surrendering March 2.
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London
Kitchener
Pretoria
Dewet
Philippolis
Orange River Colony
Fauresmith
Pietertieff
Yorks Visit Sparks Talk of Second Deputy Police Commissioner
James Shevlin representing the McLaughlin machine and Bernard J. York former police commissioner met Commissioner Murphy at police headquarters in Brooklyn. The meeting fueled reports that York would be appointed second deputy police commissioner.
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New York
James Shevlin
McLaughlin Machine
Bernard J. York
Murphy
Brooklyn
York
Brave convict may go free in Nebraska clemency request
Nicholas Fox, serving a life term for his wife’s murder in Omaha, may receive executive clemency after a March fire at the State penitentiary. A petition signed by nearly 1000 citizens urges clemency. Fox saved a female convict and helped save property, with no escape attempt before reinforcements arrived.
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Lincoln, Neb
State Penitentiary
Nicholas Fox
Omaha
Fox
Frankfort Municipal Loan Secured by Lazard Speyer Firm
The Lazard Speyer Ellissen firm has assumed the Frankfort municipal loan of 15 000 000 marks at 3 1 2 percent, repayable at par within thirty five years. Offer will be made exclusively in New York through Speyer and Co.
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Frankfort
Lazard, Speyer, Ellissen, Ellissen
New York
Speyer & Co
Union Label Magazine issue highlights workers co operative talks
The current Union Label Magazine features an editorial from the American Architect and Builder on forming a Workers Co operative Association and a strong reply by J Pickering Putnam Esq of this city. It offers valuable reading for building trades and wage earner movements and notes other entertaining content for trade unionists. Published at 306 Sudbury building, this city.
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Union Label Magazine
Workers’ Co-operative Association
J. Pickering Putnam
Sudbury Building
Cambridge Aldermen weigh more city officers plan
At tonight's Cambridge Board of Aldermen meeting a movement will be started to increase the number of city officers and proposals include adding another inspector to the superintendent of buildings department.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Superintendent of Buildings Department
Easily Cured by a Home Method
A home cure for rupture is advertised claiming many have been cured with a method by Dr. W. B. Rice. The ad invites readers to visit his office at roadway 80 Boston or mail for a complete description from 6% Main Ave., Adams, N. H.
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Rice
Boston
Main Ave
Adams
Peruna touted as cure for grip and catarrh across the nation
Advertisements claim Peruna cures la grippe and chronic catarrh with numerous testimonials from individuals in New York Minneapolis Atchison Cleveland and Alabama. Patients report relief from bronchitis headaches nerves and digestive woes after using Peruna and Manalin. A call to write Dr Hartman for free advice accompanies the claims.
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New York
Joseph A. Flinn
Fifth District
Christopher Street
New York City
D. L. Wallace
O. H. Perry
Atchison, Kas
Peruna
Manalin
C. H. Perry
Nicholas F. Rossiter
Cleveland City Water Works
City Hall
Cleveland
N. F. Rossiter
M. W. Howard
Alabama
Howard
Iort
Dr. Hartmann
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
In Memory of Emmet Fete by Boston Irish League
The United Irish League of Boston marked the 123d anniversary of Robert Emmet's death at the American House hall. Speakers included M. Cunniff Judge Corcoran Hon P A Collins John Quinn and Hon Thomas Riley who spoke on Emmet's life trial and death and Ireland's struggle.
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John Harcock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Standard Boston
Insurance Commissioner of
Massachusetts
United Irish League
Hero
United Irish League of Boston
Robert Emmet
M. M. Cunniff
John W. Corcoran
P. A. Collins
John Quinn
Thomas Riley
P. J. Flatley
Emmet
Cesar
Napoleon
Washington
Mr. Riley
Ireland
England
Riley
America
South Africa
Mrs Iselin Ponders Independence Visit at Touraine
Mrs. C Oliver Iselin, wife of the New York yachtsman famed for defending the international cup, says she still trusts the Herreshoff designed boat. She declined to reveal whether she saw the Independence, speaking only of her secret opinion on the two vessels. The exchange occurred in the Touraine corridor in Boston with workmen unaware of her identity.
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Herreshoft
Ashes scattered after death by own action at Templeton
A. G. Davis died by his own act last Thursday at the Templeton in School street. He left a note asking for cremation and scattering of his ashes. Cremation occurred Saturday and the ashes were scattered among pine trees at Forest Hills Cemetery yesterday morning.
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George D. Burgess
Nonquit Street
Dorchester
Charlies Bradley Amos
Jamaica Plain
Bakercourt
Hartford
Farragut
Mobile Bay
A. G. Davis
Templeton
School Street
Forest Hills
Mouse Terrorizes Cambridge Commuter Car
In a Cambridge streetcar a young woman startled by a mouse in her hat caused a commotion among about a dozen passengers. Her escort crushed the mouse, ending the disturbance as the car continued on.
Ireland Spirit and Nationality Highlighted in Society Address
Hon Patrick A Collins echoed Robert Emmet's legacy and urged active support for Ireland's freedom. He critiqued England's stance in South Africa and urged members to keep the Irish fire burning. A musical program followed with songs by O Donnell Kiley OfHara and others, readings by Conlan and Dillon, and a finale of God Save Ireland.
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Robert Emmet
Riley
Patrick A. Collins
Collins
England
South Africa
Ireland
Joseph O'Donnell
Robert Kiley
Frank OfHara
May Lowry
Minnie Curry
M. O'Neil
John PF. Lane
P. J. Conlan
T. J. Dillon
Gallagher
Charlestown
God Save Island
Bath Schooner Blown Off Course
The Georgie Drake of Bath Maine arrived from Boothbay and reports it was blown 800 miles off course by a verace. Captain Eastman commanded the vessel during the voyage. The incident occurred as the schooner veered far from its intended path.
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RIMN
Georgie Drake
Bath
Eastman
Boothbay
Verace
Recorder Rules On Resettlement In Molineux Trial
New York March 4. Recorder hands down decision on motion for resettlement in the promissory matter of 129 items in the B. Molineux trial. The motion is granted and 120 items urged by the plantant will be inserted into the voluminous testimony and arguments on trial.
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New York
Recorder
Rt B. Molineux
Molineux
Schooner J Willard Arrives at Charleston in Need
The schooner J Willard of Portland Maine, Captain York, from Ponce Puerto Rico, last reported open leaking at Charleston harbor with a cargo of Boston goods.
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Willard
Charleston
Schoone Ona J. Willard
Portland
York
Ponce
P. B
Boston
Union Label Ordinance Challenged in Lowell City Case
Citizens of Lowell sue the city over a city council ordinance requiring all city printing to bear the Allied Printing Trades union label. The case, heard by Judge Bishop, involves a demurrer and a reserved decision after arguments by H A Brown for complainants and City Solicitor Francis W Qua for defendants. The dispute centers on reasonableness and charter violations in preventing council involvement in contracting.
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Bishop
Superior Court
Lowell
H. A. Brown
Francis W. Qua
Allied Printing Trades of
Board of Health
Two Roxbury Robberies Reported At Apartment House
The Emma Sanders residence at 62 street was entered with false keys yesterday afternoon, with $13 and a small amount of jewelry stolen. In the same block Mrs. Helen’s apartment was rifled of $40 and jewelry.
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Emma Sanders
Empory
Helen
Mulroy Arrested After Knife Assault on Chelsea Street
ER. Mulroy aged 39 of 83 Brook Street was arrested last night on a knife assault charge against James Anderson of 30 Wordsworth Street on Chelsea Street. Anderson sustained a slight leg cut.
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Mulroy
Brook Street
James Anderson
Wordsworth Street
Chelsea Street
Anderson
The Allen Raided Again Reported March 4
Raid at The Allen described as repeated actions with ongoing disturbance after a location allegedly changed hands amid crowd activity and police response.
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C.E. Osgood C. Money-Saving Home Furnishers
Washington St
Attorney
Worcester
Herbert Parker
Lancaster
Parker
John Lates
Hosea M. Knowlton
Rockwood Hoar
George C. Burgess
Charles Bradley Amos
Hunter Baltimore
Karim Ree
F.yt
Wang Eee
Subway
Oe Eeenee
Board of Allerme
Anereee
Board of Appeal
Marcella Street
House of Reformation
Long Island
Charlest
John
Itr
J Putnam Bradlee
Serene
Sseere
Erry
Saan
Suffolk
Seterene
Iscerrevere
Mrs. Maybrick
York Controls
the Union Label Magazine
Reruna
D. IL
International Barbers’ Union
Western Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Tenmna
S. B. Hartman
The
Tae
Gulf OF Mexico
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Themic
Thomas. Riley the Orator
League
Pp. J. Flatley
Boston Central
Mrs. Iselin
Mouse
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Roxbury
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