Dollar Gas Bowling Tourney Opens With Ten Teams Entered
The Dollar Gas Bowling Tourney begins at the Casino Cyclorama building with ten teams and numerous individuals. Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League controls entry tickets for the Casinos vs Vespers game on Monday, with Governor Russell in a box. The team tournament runs Tuesday through Saturday with finals Wednesday and Saturday nights, followed by an interleague match against the Amateur Bowling Union of New York. Public admission after Monday night.
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Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League
Sp. m
Russell
Massachusetts League
Amateur Bowling Union of
New York
George K. Billings
Boston Athletic Association
Father Scully
Tea
Clark
Fulter
Norfolk House Casinos
Salem
Lowell
Academy of Chelsea
Springfield Bicycle Club
Mascot—Clark
E. James
J. B. Swift
C. H. Johnson
Casino
J. H. Donnelly
Scully
W. C. Stall
Casinos
W. G. Hussey
E. H. Gray
Waverly
Paine
Warren M. Hill
D. P. Murphy
Eugene Babo
C. F. Proctor
W. V. Davis
I. C
H. E. Lodge
H. W. Tenney
B. F. Lamb
C. T. Lovell
Waverlys
H. Ss. Cummings
S. Carr
M. J. Sheehan
H. A. Richards
C. A. Carter
G. A. Smith
J. H. Edwards
Inside Charlestown prison revolt sparks calls for harsh discipline
Reporters observe shouting, warden absences, and guards fearing for safety as Charlestown prisoners vent in their cells after supper. Night watchman Edwin O. Hyde blames mismanagement and outside meddling, urging immediate, strict punishment and isolation for rule-breaking inmates amid plans for a roof escape.
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Edwin O. Hyde
Octagon
Mr. Slyde
Charlestown
Hyde
John Hi. Townsend
Caps and gowns rise at Boston University a campus debate
A Boston University inquiry into adoptive caps and gowns reveals students and faculty debate the change. Senior classes from Liberal Arts and Medical schools say they will wear academical robes for annual receptions and commencement, with enthusiasm amid calls for progressive tradition.
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Histor
Tellesley
Lasell
Harvard
Boston University
College of Liberal Arts of Boston
Wellesley
Amy Rossart
Cabinet Meet Under Cleveland Guides Active Cabinet
The first Cleveland Cabinet meeting convened at 3 pm with all members present. Topics included Hawaiian annexation and finance while stressing careful, prompt filling of assistant positions. adjourned at 5 10 pm with Lamont Bissell and Smith remaining for confidential talks.
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Washington
Cleveland
Messrs. Lamont
Bissell
Smith
Washington Transitions in Federal Departments in March
Secretary Carlisle and son arrive at the Treasury while Lamont Morton Olney and others are introduced at key departments. Ex Secretary Rusk and officials greet the new appointees, with ceremonies at War Interior Justice and Post Office, as Tracy departs Navy and Bissell begins in Boston.
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Washineton
Carlisle
Logan Carlisle
Treasury Department
Foster
Wynn
Department
Lamont
War Department
Schofield
Agriculture
J. Sterling Morton
Willetts
Rusk
Morton
Weather Bureau
Olney
United States Supreme Court
Miller
Justice Field
Fuller
Department of Justice
Maury, Cotton and Dewes
Hoke Smith
Secretary of the Interior
Noble
Ade
Post Office Department
Bissell
Mr. Wanamaker
Mr. Bissell
Hazen
Tracy
Navy Department
Herbert
Clifton race track license refused in Passaic county meeting
Paterson N J March 7 At a meeting of the Board of Freeholders of Passaic county this morning an application to license the Clifton race track was denied by a 9 to 8 vote.
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Paterson
N. J
Board of Freeholders of
Passaic County
Clifton
Oil Well Explosion Kills Two at Marthaville
An oil well explosion near Perrons Ont at Marthaville at 11 this morning killed James Duncan and an unnamed engineer while fatally injuring John Mackenzie.
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Perrons
Ont
Marthaville
James Duncan
John Mackenzie
Shore Line Limited Flyers Run Between Boston and New York
Vestibuled trains on the Shore Line run between Boston and New York with parlor cars only. They depart both ends at 2 p.m. and are due in at 7 40 p.m.
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Boston
New York
Shore Line
Subduing the Animals in an Evening Horse Exhibition
A large crowd watched Professor O R Gleason train five horses at Mechanics Building last night. He subdued a vicious horse named Jack the Ripper in thirty five minutes and demonstrated techniques to correct faults while handling four other horses. The show ended with three horses harnessed abreast as torpedoes fired nearby, yet the horses remained calm.
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Mechanics
O. R. Gleason
Jack, the Ripper
Gleason
Imost
Professor Gleason
West End
MAS bo Ket EHEAD off Crowninshield Point
The large three masted schooner Ethel Smith lies ashore near Crowninshield Point en route to Salem. Crews plan to attempt refloating at the next tide after salvage crews reach the site.
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Ehead
Ethel Smith
Salem
Crowninshield Point
Cooks Alliance to Admit Women Cooks in Boston
The Boston Cooks Alliance votes to organize female cooks citywide and invites all women to a mass meeting at Lower Columbus Hall next Tuesday with a concert to attract attendance. Three new members joined and a delegate may be sent to the National Cooks Alliance convention in Chicago on May 22. The Central Labor Union endorses the Russia treaty. Manager Francis H. Finch denies reports that Boston Athletic Association workers on strike earned 15 a week, saying they earned 15 monthly. He also says a signature letter in yesterday’s Record was not written or authorized by him.
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Huckins
Mr. Ramsdell
Hyde
Post
Massachusetts State Prison
United States
New York
J. Steinberg
Tremont Row
Boston
Mass
Boston Cooks’ Alliance
Lower Columbus Hall
Alliance
National Cooks’ Alliance
Chicago
Central Labor Union
Russia
Francis H. Finch
The
Boston Waiters’ Alliance
J. O. Shaw, Jr
Boston Athletic Association
Steward Brown
Finch
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Safe& Folk
Robert J. Mundy
Felix H. Mundy
Suffolk
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Massachusetts
Patrick Donahoe
John H. Burke
Joan W. McKim. Esquire
Ommon Wealth of
Jeremiah Dinneen
Dennis P. Dinneen
Joax W. McKim
Elia George
Middlesex
Rebecca Briggs
Somerville
William M. Briggs
Frederick H. Temple
Cambridge
George M. Brooks
S. H. Folsom
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Uate Gee
Caragmnaer
Amy Robsart
B. A
Sleeper Hall
Beacon Hill
Somerset Street
McDonald
Coffin
Roxbury and Dorchester
Bay State
Babson
Bay State Company
Dorchester Gas Company
Brookline Company
the Post
Commission
James W. McDonald
Gas Commission
Boston Gas Light Company
Dorchester Gas Light Company
Roxbury Gas Light Company
South Boston Gas Light Company
Washington Street
J. Edward Addicks
Messrs. Greenough and Coffin
Boston Gas Combine
Coyle
Charlestown Gas Light CO
Ayer
Uws
Johnson & CO
Custom House St
Masa
Terna
the Karnac CO
State St
Samuel W. Clifford
Maynard JF. Stiles
Pet
Court Street
Rnto
Patrick Coyle
Charlestown Gas Light Company
Barker
Greenough
Towne
Brookline
Brighton
Brunswick
Vendome
Dollar
Ditor
A. W. Wheeler & Co.’'S
Hanover St
American House
Officis
Cole
Wilson Bros
Kettle Bottom
Mas Bo- Ket
Ert Opnion
Cooks’ Alliance
MR. Finch Explains
Allisance
Mr. Finch
Mr. Simeon Staples
Hood
Taunton
C. I. Hood & Co
Simeon Staples
East
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