Boston Chinese Leader Demands Equal Treatment Amid Boycott
Leong Bing, Boston’s wealthy Chinese community figure and cousin of a Washington minister, says the boycott of American goods will persist until Chinese tourists are treated as men. He blames general discrimination against Chinese immigrants and criticizes Chan Fongs as barbarians, while noting China’s troubles stem from reform ties and anti empire forces. He also writes English verse about Ah Lin and chop suey, showcasing his poetic side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leong Bing
Boston
Washington
Post
United States
King
Billings
America
China
Reform Association
Chan Fongs
Boston Seeks Spaniard and Wife in $40,000 Cuban Theft
Pinkerton agents and city police sweep hotels and lodging houses of Boston looking for Pedro Alduncin and his wife Lena. They are accused of absconding with about $40,000 from the Loeb Nunez Havana Company, once led by Alduncin as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkerton
Pedro Alduncia
Lena
Alduncein
Loeb Nunez Havana Company
Havana
Alduncin
Spain
Pinkertons
United States
Hyomei Offers Relief for Spring Catarrh
The ad promotes Hyomei as a cure for spring catarrh claiming rapid relief and lasting cure after days of use. It highlights breathing through a pocket inhaler, air cleansed by Nature's remedies, and asserts germs are killed and mucous membranes healed. The complete outfit costs $1 with extra bottle 50 cents, plus mail order options from the R T Booth Company Ithaca NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyomei
Boston Honors Emmet Memory Escort To Dolan
First Battalion of the First Hibernian Regiment acted as escort yesterday for National President Dolan of the A O H. The image shows the unit in ceremonial dress with a Post photographer credit.
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FIRST
Hibernian Regiment
Dolan
Fire consumes Caney gas well amid massive flames
A gas well owned by the New York Oil and Gas Company, affiliated with Standard Oil, in Caney Kansas, is burning fiercely this March morning. The flames rise over 150 feet, and the site is estimated to vent about 150 million cubic feet of gas per day as firefighters contend with the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caney, Kan
New York Oil & Gas Company
Standard Oil Corporation
Irish Embrace Ends Trough of Hisses at Civic Event
Audience hissed as Clark apologized claiming Irish roots and was allowed to sing. Mayor Fitzgerald spoke with tremor praising temperance of Irish in America and introduced James E. Dolan of Syracuse as the orator, receiving cheers for Dolan and the Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Fitzgerald
James E. Dolan
Syracuse
N. Y
Dolan
Prominent Hibernian Celebration Features Notables on Stage
An enormous crowd of men and women in Hibernian circles attended a celebration with Charles Farrell and Miss Eva Walker performing before the formal oration. The audience and stage included Curran, 75, Patrick Toomey, 76, and Joseph T. Walsh among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Farrell
Eva Walker
Martin E. Joyce
Patrick Dolan
Martin Craven
Timothy McSweeney
James Holland
Patrick Gavin
Michael C. Coughlin
Charles McCarthy
Patrick F. Donovan
John D. Leary
Michael J. Walsh
John Murden
J. Malone
William Gavin
Thomas J. Hannon
Malachi Craven
Joseph F. Madden
George Casey
James F. Tierney
John ©. Kelley
Patrick Connors
Frank HR. Carroll
Henry P. Reddington
Jeremiah J. Sullivan
Edmond F. Ward
Thomas J. White
John J. Daley
Richard J. Dwyer
Michael Mooney
Edmund Co
John Craig
Thomas J. MaeMackin
John Cc. Fitzgerald
James Quill
John A
A. O. H. Widows’ and Orphans’ Fund
John M. Hlayes
Arlington
John A. Cratty
James T. Murphy
Marlboro
Charles H. O'Donnell
Lowell
Daniel H. Toomey
John Glynn
Springfield
Cauley, Baldwin and Linehan
James J. Lynch
Brookline
A. O. Tr
P. J. Lynch
John J. Hoar
D. J. McGillicuddy
Michael McGillicuddy
Michael Maynes
Henri le Beau
University of France
T. J. Dillon
Boston Central Council
United Irish League
William J. Cronin
Michael O'Neil
P. J. Leonard
John J. Crockwell
Medford
John J. Leonard
Daniel J. Moynihan
P. Cooney
John B. O'Higgins
Michael Morrison
William P. Heffernan
John J. Té¢evens
Joseph EF. Mooney
J. H. Quinlan
William H. Cuddy
Henry I. McManus
Martin E. Murnane
Fitchburg
Stephen J. Gunning
William J. Burke
Jamaica Plain
James A. Maguire
P. J. Bradley
Michael J. Reardon
William P. Lyons
Dorchester
Thomas Dockray
Denis J. Mahoney
Hugh E. Scanlan
B. J. Fahy
John J. McGaffigan
Stephen P. Galvin
B. J. Fitzpatrick
Dolan Praises Irish in America and Emmet Memorial Speech
President Dolan delivers remarks on Irish unity and nationhood, praising Irish Americans for charity and education. He traces Ireland’s history, lauds Robert Emmet, and urges prayers for Ireland’s independence while outlining a large luncheon, city honors, and a tour for the event.
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Emmet
Dolan
Robert Emmet
Mr. Dolan
Ireland
America
Washington
Sullivan
Moylon
Montgomery
Andrew Jackson
Mayor vows no race ridicule at meetings
Mayor Fitzgerald declared he will not permit any insult to any nationality at public meetings he attends. He defended the Irish and called the rebuke of Mr. Clark significant, saying the incident showed race pride and that his city will rise as better Irishmen and Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Clark
Ireland
Waltham Ends Medical Inspection Supervision Split
In Waltham on March 4 the aldermanic committee decided the control of medical inspection for public schools would be settled at Tuesday's Aldermen meeting. The School Board moved quickly electing Dr. Adams Willis and Bell, replacing Dowd, but Bell lacked registration and citizenship. Willis and Bell resigned, and Staples and Collins were named. The Board of Health continues oversight since March 1 with no appropriation, while a Wednesday meeting will decide if inspections stay under Health or return to the School Board.
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Waltham
Board of Health
Walter F. Adams
Charles A. Willis
Conrad Bell
Adams
Willis
Dr. Dowd
Dr. Bell
State Board of Registration of Medicine
Dr. Willis
Bell
Hall Staples
Richard Collins
Cure in New England Forests
An odd claim credits sap from white birch trees with creating X Zalia a healing antiseptic liquid said to grow healthy flesh on the rawest sores. The note praises the unnamed inventor for using forest sap to aid skin eruptions and inflammations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Clergy Press Morris Brown College Aid At Mass Meeting
Reverdy C. Ransom and other leaders urged support for Morris Brown College in Atlanta at a Boston educational mass meeting. Envelopes yielded a sizable donation for the historically black institution amid broader remarks on race advancement and business opportunities. Fashion items dominated other notes with new serpent jewelry and era sleeves.
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Morris Brown College
Atlanta
Boston
Fire at Cherokee Nation well rages since February
A well four and a half miles southeast of Caney in the Cherokee nation has burned since February 23 after a lightning strike. The eight foot mouth enlarges as rocks are expelled, a 20 pound rock flew 1000 feet today. Steam attempts to smother the blaze failed and closing with a hood proved infeasible.
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Johnstown
Galveston
Missouri Valley
Catholic University At
Washington
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Trinity College For Women
Caney
Real rattlesnet fashion belts capture New York debutantes
Real rattlesnake skins for belts are praised by Dame Fashion as charming. Fashion shows note imitations in leather and metal options. A New York debutante drew attention with a coronet made to resemble a coil of snakes and others showcased dull gold belts mimicking real serpents.
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New York
English syndicate offers 17000 for Shenandoah Company holdings
Willoughby of the English syndicate protests conditions in a Denver written agreement with Receiver Hall over the Shenandoah holdings of Provident Securities and Banking. Milford Steele predicts prompt signing upon Hall’s return. The contract allows Hall to inspect property and intervene in related suits, while Willoughby insists the contract should terminate disputes and bind receivers only after signing. Settlement may wait until Willoughby returns to Boston, with a March 27 acceptance deadline.
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D. CC
Willoughby
Shenandoah Company
Provident Securities & Banking Company
Alfred S. Hall
Denver
Cal
C. F. Weed
Milford Steele
Shenandoah Irrigation & Land Company
London
New York
Hall
Gurleys
Weed
Shenandoah
Naturita Company
Mr. Willoughby
Mr. Hall
Boston
Texas
Printer William Bradford Nearing Death in City Hospital
William Bradford 52 a renowned New England printer lies at death's door in City Hospital after friends found him there following a citywide search. He disappeared from the St James Hotel Bowdoin Square on Washington's Birthday while battling rheumatism and optic nerve paralysis that forced him to leave his newspaper office after 19 years.
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William Bradford
New England
City Hospital
Bradford
St. James
Bowdoin Square
Washington
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U. S
Ah Lin
Ah Sing Fong
Alent Now
Moek
Hyomel
Nature
England
Treland
Iengland
St. Patrick
Tara's Hill
Irish Republic
John O’leary
Mission Church Field Day
Matthew Cummings
Daniel Reidy
John H Dillon
Daniel T. O'Connell
Terence O
The
Cummings
O’donnell
East Weymouth
John H. Dillon
E. J. Slattery
South Framingham
William T. Fleming
James M. Curley
D. T. O'Connell
Michael J. Murphy
Newton
William P. Grady
James W. Scanlan
Edward Duggan
John F. Sullivan
East Boston
Frank Kievener
Thomas Arthur
Willian Lythgoe
James Hetherington
Teresa Fleming
Celia Fleming
Agnes Martin
P. A. Valey
Hugh Kelly
John Shannon
Michael Shannon
John McCarthy
Fail River
T. J. Clements
John O'Leary
Cornelius F. Horgan
Francis J. Horgan
Box G
Edward Callahan
Cornelius A. Spellicy
Father Quinn
County Sligo
Thomas E. Walsh
Box H
Roger F. Scannell
Mary A. Cavanagh
Suffolk
Orphans’ Fund
President Dolan
Essex
County Board
Franklin
Carters
Carters Nuleiver
N. E. Forests
Negro College
Reverdy C. Ransom
Charles Street A. M. E
Henry J. Callis
Columbus Avenue A. M. E. Zion
Charles Alexander
Alexander's Magazine
F. G. Snelson
St. Paul’s A. M. E. Church
Cambridge
R. D. Stinson
Paris
Dame Fashion
Pat
Pera
Rae
Beesaees
Tos
Taleless
van Camp
van Camp Packing Co
Indianapolis
Ind
WM. Bradford
Minard
Bbgates
Whitefield D’vys
Mass
Amelia Hall
No. 5
High Street
Norwich Conn
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williame Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
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