Beverly Division Bill Substitution Wins In Senate
The Senate substituted its division bill for the adverse towns report to split Beverly. Debate featured Senators Symonds and Gleason opposing, Kingsley supporting. a 4-5 vote margin was predicted with Donavan absent. The measure progresses amid related road and bridge actions and various committee reports.
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Senate
Committee On
Towns
Gunn
Symonds
Gleason
Harlow
Kingsley
E. J. Donovan
Supreme Court
Boston
Arrow
Middleboro
Senator Clark
Veras
Collins
Thomas W. Cook
James Donovan
Dwinell
Evans
Fisk
Hosmer
Howe
Messinger
O'Sullivan
Pilsbury
Tucker
Wheelock
Howard
Hunt
Pike
Whitney
Parkep
Fassett
Palmer
C._E. Stevens
Parker
Metcalf
Crosby
Walker
J. T. Stevens
Hathorne
Sprague
Hartwell
Harvard Sports and Campus Notes on Spring Challenges
Harvard clubs issue road race and cricket challenges to rival universities for spring. A Harvard Union debate considers Massachusetts constitutional reform with named contestants. The Shooting Club elects a new secretary and a lecturer from the Boston Art Museum covers German engraving. Baseball practice opens on Holmes field as janitorial staffing changes are announced for fall.
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Technology Cycling Club
Harvard Bicycle Club
Cricket Club
Princeton
Harvard University Cricket Club
Princeton University
Picr
Ate
Harvard Union
Massachusetts
Ances
E. E. Shoemaker
J. L. Dodge
F. B. Williams
R. W. Hale
Shooting Club
R. H. Post
H. F. Strout
R. Koehler
Boston Art Museum
Deutscher Verein
Holmes Field
Harvard
Parnell Defends Irish Rights at London Meeting
In a rousing address, Charles Stewart Parnell blasted English governance in Ireland while praising a forthcoming measure for Irish self rule. He argued coercive actions and forged letters have harmed Ireland, urging English backs to support a constitutional path to Irish autonomy.
Maiden City Sets Sail Time Record to Liverpool
The British bark Maiden City under Captain Humprey left St. John, N B on February 28 and arrived in Liverpool in twelve and a half days, the fastest sailing voyage on record.
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St. Joan
N. B
Humprey
Liverpool
Times Case Wraps Up In Parnell Commission Progress
London March 13 at the Parnell commission the Times case closed as Mr Soames described Cork police doubts about Coffee’s testimony and the payments to Times staff. Kirby was sent to America to seek Sheridan for 20 000, then recalled. Levy admitted Fenian embezzlement. observers laughed. O'Brien and Harrington released on condition of non agitation. London adjourned to April 2. In Pittsburgh Grey said forged letters are a side issue not altering Times case stakes.
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House of Lords
Parnell
England
Scotland
Salisbury
Balfour
Times
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the Times
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J. Parnell
London
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Biggar
Kirby
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Sheridan
Fenian Supreme Council
Levy
Webster
Sir Charles Russell
Parnellites
Hannen
William O’brien
Timothy Harrington
Sir Charles
Pitrspurg
Penn
Dispatch
Albert H. Grey
Earl of Grey
Great Times
Fall River Weavers Strike Gains Third Day Amid New Talks
The Fall River weavers strike nears 10 000 out of work as King Philip Granite and American Linen Mills shut down. State arbitration chief Barry mediates while both sides press for concessions and a wage agreement, with a mediation plan and union meetings signaling ongoing tension.
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Fox River
Great Weavers
King Philip, Granite
Richard P. Barry
State Board of Arbitration
Weavers’ Executive Committee
Weavers’ Committee
Weavers
Weavers of
Fall River
Board of Arbitration
State Board
American Linen
King Philip
Great Gold Find Sparked Miners Clash in Lower California
A Los Angeles dispatch reports massive gold rush excitement in Santa Clara Valley with thousands of American and Mexican miners resisting an English company plan to employ Chinese laborers. Supplies, prices, and potential migrations are described as factions threaten conflict over the concession and possible border tensions.
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Curcaco
Los Angeles
Cal
Daily News
California
International Company
San Francisco
American Congress
New York
Sprcrat
Edgar T. Welles
International Company of Mexico
Arnold
Lower
Ensenada
Lower California
San Diego
Ben Mackeady
Washington Territory
Florence Hotel
West Coast Lumber Company
Union
New Carleton Hotel
F. M. Tabor
New Carleton
S. J. Sill
W. R. Uber
Massachusetts
Sun
E. W. Hansen
The
Santa Clara Valley
Comany
Captain Scott
Sepulveda
Coffey
Syre
Young
Congress
Mexico
Peninsular
Fire Damages King Block and Nearby Firms in Denver
A three story King block fire in Denver caused about 195 000 dollars in losses. Major firms affected include Knight McClure Co with 100 000 dollars in stock and 50 000 insurance, Calloway Bros. & Dingwell 15 000 in queensware with 13 000 insurance, and Scieff Carleton Co. groceries with 5 000 and 1 500 insurance. Upper floors housed offices and apartments. total area losses near 26 000 and building damage around 50 000.
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Denver
Col
Knight, McClure & Co
Calloway Bros. & Dingwell
Queensware
Scieff
Carleton & Co
Goshen
Ind
Lagrange
St. Joan
N. B
Bay View
Bactouche
E. J. Lablanc
Canton
Alonzo Bright
Three Boys Escape Plummer Farm School In Harbor Crossing
Salem reports Thomas Kennedy Patrick Hurlihey and John Sullivan escaped from Plummer farm school by raft crossing harbor. They landed at Hospital Point then headed toward Gloucester before police chase led to their capture in Manchester. Kennedy Hurlihey and Sullivan had prior commitments for larceny and breaking and entering.
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Salem
Plummer Farm School
Thomas Kennedy
Patrick Hurlihey
John Sullivan
Hospital Point
West Manchester
Gloucester
Haskell
Manchester
Kennedy
Hurlihey
Sullivan
Battalion Drill At Quincy Prepares for New York Trip
Companies A B C and K of the Fifth Infantry drilled at the skating rink in Quincy under Major George H Benyon to train battalion movements for the regiment trip to New York next month. The regimental drum corps performed rehearsing new music arranged for the corps.
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Quincy
Fifth Infantry
George H. Benyon
Ballard
New York
Memorial Hall Association hearing for war memorial building
Somerville city council held a hearing on the Memorial Hall Association petition to aid erecting a suitable memory structure for citizens killed in the Rebellion. Ex Mayor Bruce presented the claim while Edward Glines Rev A E Winship Rev W A Smith Major Hodgkins and Henry M Moore advocated approval. Matter taken under advisement.
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Somerville
Memorial Hall Association
George A. Bruce
Edward Glines
A. E. Winship
W. A. Smith
N. H. Hodgkins
Henry M. Moore
Lewellyn arraigned for cock fighting at North Saugusina barn
James Lewellyn appeared in District Court today on a cock fighting charge. He pled guilty and paid a $10 fine plus costs. The incident at North Saugusina barn drew about seventy-five spectators. twelve birds were seized, Lewellyn was the only one fined.
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Lyng
James Lewellyn
North Saugusina Barn
Lewellyn
Mme Albani Gathers Crowd In Final Music Hall Concert
The last Mme Albani concert at Music Hall drew a crowded, enthusiastic audience. She led a 200-voice chorus under G L Osgood, performed Norma arias including Casta Diva, and offered Gounod works with notable support from Miss Damian and Barrington Foote. Conrad Ansorge’s piano numbers underperformed, while Arthur Weld’s new orchestral dance received praise under Bevignani’s baton.
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Mme. Albani
Music Hall
G. L. Osgood
Casta
Norma
Gounod
Gallia
Damian
Barrington Foote
Molloy
Conrad Ansorge
Schuert
Liszt
Poiths
Arthur Weld
Boston
Signor Bevignani
Welds WagnerLecture at Brunswick on Walkfire Subject
Mr Arthur Weld delivered the fourth of his Wagner lectures this afternoon at the Brunswick with Walkfire as the focus. Miss Alice Wentworth announces a Chickering Hall concert for Monday March 18, a rising soprano and pupil of Mme Marchesi expected to draw favorable notice.
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Arthur Weld
Man Found Dead on Top of Boston Express Car
Aver March 13 a man was found dead on the baggage car top of the 7 p m express from Boston. A letter in his pocket addressed to M Keefe care of Michael innerty 120 Hampden street Boston Highlands was found on him.
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Boston
D. Keefe
Hoosac Falls
N. Y
Hiserson
M. Keefe
Michael Innerty
Hampden Street
Boston Highlands
Revenue From A Dog Fight In Plaistow
In Portsmouth on March 13, Haverhill Mass residents attended a dog fight in Plaistow New Hampshire. County Solicitor Emery ordered action and fifteen witnesses faced court and were fined ten dollars plus costs, or two thousand one hundred fifty dollars each. The principals pleaded guilty and were assessed ten dollars and costs.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Haverhill
Mass
Plaistow
Emery
Mt Hope Cemetery Trustees Proposal Hearing in Boston
Massachusetts committee on Cities will hold a hearing on March 18 at 10 30 a m in Room 14 State House Boston on a petition by Mt Hope cemetery lot owners seeking amended laws to place control and management of the cemetery in their hands and transfer ownership to them EDWARD J HATHORNE chairman J P CHENEY Jr clerk of the committee.
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F. W. Balch
Swasey
Hathorne
Committee On Taxation
Clement K. Fay
Mellen
Worcester
Committee On Manufactures
Russell
Cambridge
Cambridge Electric Company
C. Greenough
Boston Gas Light Company
E. W. Burdett
Boston Electric Company
A. D. Chandler
Danvers Gas Company
Committee On Insurance
Moore
Boston
Baltimore
C. J. Noyes
Merrill
F. A. Bartholomew
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Street Railway
H. L. Bowker
South Boston
Committee On Education
Berkshire
Hampden
Hampshire
Franklin
Church of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
State House
Committee On Cities
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Edward J. Hathorne
J. P. Cheney, Jr
How to Save Life Cough Cure Promoted by Doctors
An article advocates using stimulants to stop cough caused by congestion, citing physicians who praise Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a cure and preventive for congestion. It urges keeping the genuine product in every home and notes its sale by druggists and dealers.
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Austin Flint
Bellevue
New York
Henry A. Mott
Duffy
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