Worcester Indoor Games End in Slow Mile Walk and Foul
Worcester March 10 Worcester Athletic Club hosts indoor games with clubs from Manhattan Boston Providence and New Jersey. Liebgold defeats Nicoll in a one mile walk after a deliberate foul halted the special mile team race. Bloss ties world record in 40 yards dash while bioss wins open handicap and other events complete a crowded program.
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Beaucette
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I. T. Wood
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J. J. McLoughlin
Park Commission Clash Over Work and Powers At Charlestown Meeting
The Charlestown Common Council session was heated as Norris urged immediate full time employment for park department workers to counter suspensions. The debate questioned the council’s rights over the Park Commission while actions on grade crossings, a new Charlestown Heights park, and a Dorchester vacant lot park were discussed. The meeting approved amended orders and postponed adjournment for two weeks.
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Senate approves Spain United States commercial convention
Maprio March 10 reports the Senate approved the commercial convention between Spain and the United States by a vote of 90 for, 50 against, with 1 abstention or absent. The agreement governs trade terms between the two nations.
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Maprio
Senate
Spain
United States
President Harrison Hosts German Minister at Dinner
Washington March 10 The President and Mrs Harrison entertain this evening Dr Von Holleben the new German minister to the United States at dinner. A number of prominent guests attend.
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Washington
Harrison
von Holleben
Germany
United States
McLearn Confirmed as Collector of Marblehead Customs
The Senate confirmed S. B. McClearn of Massachusetts to be collector of customs for the district of Marblehead Mass. His appointment follows pending confirmation hearings and marks an official ascension to the federal post.
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Washington
Senate Today
S. B. McClearn
Massachusetts
Marblehead
Mass
Amateur Journalists Celebrate Second Anniversary Leap Year Party
The Hub Amateur Journalists Club marked its second anniversary with a leap year party at the Woman's Journal parlors on 3 Park Street. President Ella Maud Frye and Secretary Maud Louise Fuller led an evening of entertainment by Miss Bowers Chapin and Butler with an orchestra, tea, dancing, and a gift of the monthly Shoe String for each gentleman.
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Woman’s Journal
Park Street
Ella Maud Frye
Maud Louise Fuller
Miss Bowers
Malaen
Club courtesies extended to White Mountain Travellers
The Commercial Travellers' Club at 694 Washington street extends its room courtesy to members of the White Mountain Travellers' Association during Friday and Saturday as they attend the association's annual dinner at the Quincy House Friday evening in Boston.
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Washington Street
White Mountain Travellers’ Association
Boston
Quincy House
Mercier Steps Down From Quebec Legislature
March 10 report states Mr. Mercier has resigned his seat and issued a circular claiming calumny harmed him and that Angers dissolved the House. He says he forgives accusers, intends to return to private life, perform field work, and resume his legal practice to support his family. He vows to remember faithful friends and ignore betrayers.
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Mercier
Angers
House of Parliament
Mrs Sarah Althea Terry Declared Insane in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 10 Mrs Sarah Althea Sharon Terry was adjudged insane and committed to Stockton State Asylum. Judge Levy presided as Mammy Pleasant the nurse testified to recent incidents indicating insanity. The court adjourned briefly then signed the order for asylum while Terry questioned witnesses.
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San Francisco
Sarah Althea Sharon-Terry
Stockton
Terry
Levy
Valuation and Taxation in Maine and Washington 1890 figures
Census bulletin compares Maine and Washington valuations in 1890 to 1880. Real estate value rises by 60,089,840 dollars, up 34.56 percent, while personal property grows by 13,060,545 dollars, about 2.0 percent. Total debtless sinking fund swells from 23,235,980 dollars in 1880 to 165,600,777 dollars in 1890.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Maine
Committee Hearings on Furniture Sale Legislation in Boston
State House hearing set by the Judiciary Committee to review proposed laws on conditional bills of sale or leases of furniture with Third parties barred from rights, 50 percent payment triggers public auction of forfeited goods, proceeds to cover remaining debt, March 14 at 10 a.m. in Room 8. Frederick H. Gillett chairs. Fred N. Wier clerk.
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State House
Boston
Committee On the Judiciary
Frederick H. Gillett
Fred N. Wier
Extradition Sought for Pope and Pope in Canada
The Secretary of State has requested the extradition of Robert H. Pope alias Robert H. Smith and Tillie Pope, now held in Ottawa Canada, on a larceny charge alleged to have occurred in New Hampshire.
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Washington
Secretary of State
Robert H. Pope
Robert H. Smith
Tillie Pope
Ottawa
Canada
Asrees
New Hampshire
President Eliot Addresses Harvard Elective Education
President Eliot of Harvard College spoke at the University this morning on elective education. The chapel was crowded and he was cheered after the discourse. A reception followed the lecture with Mrs. Eliot present.
Legislation Hearing On Gambling Suppression At State House
The committee on expediting gambling suppression will hold a hearing at room No. 4 State House on Monday March 14 at 10 o clock a m. Frederick H Gillett chair with Frep N Wier clerk of the committee presiding.
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State House
Boston
Committee On the Judiciary
Frederick H. Gillett
Frep. N. Wier
Newark Railway Leased for 999 Years to New Jersey Traction
Newark New Jersey March 10 The Newark Passenger Railway Company has been leased to the New Jersey Traction Company for a term of 999 years.
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Newark
N. J
Newark Passenger Railway Company
New Jersey Traction Company
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