Nightmares and Hustle for City Posts in 19th Century Tale
A long piece mocks Nathaniel Taylor not being confirmed as city collector, with a dream allegory involving Aldermen and a $5000 toy. It notes McEttrick seeking places for his people and ends predicting a tough hustling road to confirmation. The column also speculates on Mr Doogue’s removal and praises his floral contributions.
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Nat Taylor
Nathaniel
Nathaniel H
Talleyrand
Board of Aldermen
MR. Doogue
Boston
Quincy
M’ettrick
Michael J. McEttrick
McEttrick
Colds and Kidney Health Stir March Public Interest
March illnesses linked to uric acid in the blood harming kidneys. Warner's Safe Cure promoted as the remedy to restore kidney function and combat colds and pneumonia risks. Local political notes discuss Francis M. McCarthy in Brighton and city appointments amid a Chelsea Reed Club meeting with about 100 attendees and a $147.50 pledge.
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Warner
Donoghue Hearing Closes in Lawrence March 18
The hearing on charges against Commissioner Donoghue ended with final arguments. Mayor Jenkins reserved his decision. Colonel Sweeney for Donoghue called the charges flimsy and political. City Solicitor Bell urged removal if public good required. Charge 3 was withdrawn accusing ads solicited by liquor dealers.
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Lawrence
Donoghue
Jenkins
Sweeney
Bell
London Shows in Brooklyn International Chess Match
The United Kingdom team faced an American squad in a cablelinked eight board match watched by over 1500 spectators in Brooklyn. Pillsbury Showalter and others drew sharp battles with Showalter expected to win tomorrow while Pillsbury faced a near win misstep. Play paused after 6:30 with adjourned games awaiting continuation tomorrow morning.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Pillsbury
Showalter
Blackburne
Burn
Burille
Bird
Tinsley
Barry
Delmar
Atkins
Ph—Q
Jackson
Baird
Giocco
Chicago Tailors Strike In Solidarity With Cutters
Seven thousand men and women tailors in Chicago went on strike yesterday in sympathy with cutters and trimmers. The New York police steamboat and Broadway squads answered roll call for the last time as separate sections. Six footers remain on Broadway. A New York veterans reunion plan for July 4 and a boys in gray and blue parade is dropped as the project dies naturally.
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Chicago
Broadway
New York
Nichols Signs Contract With Boston Pitcher Nichols
Yesterday President Soden received Charley Nichols contract. salary set at $2400. Nichols is in Kansas City for important business and will not report to the Boston team until April.
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Soden
Charley Nichols
Nichols
Kansas City
Boston
Club Guests Must Watch Their Hats
Concord New Hampshire March 13 The Supreme Court handed down a decision in the Cops docket Amey versus Winchester Blodgett J The suit against a hotel keeper for the loss of a hat while attending a club banquet at the hotel held the innkeeper’s strict liability did not apply Since the plaintiff was not a hotel guest but a club guest for whom the defendant furnished a banquet as caterer
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Concord
N. H
Supreme Court
Amey
Winchester
Blodgett
Yale Navy Enlists Wisconsin Freshman Race
New Haven Connecticut March 13 Yale officials say no Penn freshman race is likely as arrangements are set for a Wisconsin freshman race in New Haven likely on June 22 featuring the two universities and a planned meet here.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Navy
University of Pennsylvania
University of Wisconsin
Orients Defeat Garden City in Consolidated Cycle Pool
At Garden City Cycle Club rooms the home team fell to the Orients 100 to 87 in the Consolidated Cycle pool tournament. The match details show the Orients besting the home club in a tight game this evening.
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Ndpwton
Garden City
Orients
Centrals Lead Bowling Roll-Off Toward Championship
Dorchester Centrals surged to the front in the bowling championship roll-off by defeating the Reviews of Chelsea. Chelsea slumped, while Dorchester built leads of 27, 88 and 104 pins through the halves and strings. Final upcoming Monday title decision hinges on Dorchester vs Les Miserables with possible tie if Lowell wins all.
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Melrose
Dorchester Centrals
Chelsea
Centrals
Les Miserables
Lowell
Foye
Davis
Jenks
Dorchester
Merriam and Merrill
Amazeen
Morrill
Cox
Merriam
Cutter
Commercial Bowling Triumph Over Jamesons
The Commercial bowling team defeated the Jamesons last night in a closely fought match with both sides showing strong play and scoring bursts.
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Jamesons
Waltham Watch Plate Department Dial Makers
At the Waltham Watch factory Plate Department numbers 2270 and 2245 reference staff areas or machine assignments in the Dial Makers section.
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Waltham
Banquets and reunions of veterans and alumni noted
The report lists several social gatherings. Maverick Veteran Rifle Association held an informal banquet at Quincy House with Senator J. B. Maccabe as guest. Chauncy Hall School class of 95 dined at Young's with L. W. Millar presiding. Charlestown High School class of 71 held a reunion at Young's. Brewster Association of Company A, Twenty third Regiment Infantry, met at United States Hotel with W. S. Sterling as president. John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company agents and superintendents celebrated at the United States Hotel. toastmaster Elbert H. Brock received a sideboard from agents. A tribute dinner for Rev. David N. Beach is planned for early June with a committee led by W. A. Bancroft.
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Maverick Veteran Rifle Association
Quincy House
John Stocker
J. B. Maccabe
East Boston
Chauncy Hall School
Young
L. W. Millar
C. C. Bartlett
E. E B. Sanborn
H. H. Marshall
E. R. Underwood
Charlestown High School
J. Hurd Brown
Brewster Association
Twentythird Regiment Infantry
United States Hotel
W.S. Sterling
W. S. Sterling
C. H. O’hare
William L. Welch
John Hancock
David N. Beach
Set Street Congregational Church
William A. Bancroft
John L. Odiorne
J. G. Thorpe
John Read
Wellington Fillmore
George H. Howard
Jeremiah Crowley
Isaac S. Pear
Charles F. Wyman
Francis L. Pratt
Alexander H. Hill
Joseph F. Hilton
Theodore H. Raymond
George G. Wright
Hopewell A Deleate Endorsed For Republican Convention
About twenty five prominent citizens of this city have endorsed John Hopewell Jr as a candidate to the national Republican convention in St Louis in June If chosen he will be pledged for Thomas B Reed.
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Winthrop
Willard Howland
State Central Committee
Thomas B. Reed
J. G. Blaine
Maine
Republicans
Chelsea
Chelsea Reed Club
E. W. Roberts
Wallace Schooner
John M. Mason
John H. Roberts
Charles H. Reed
EB. W. Roberts
John E. Beck
Hixon
William A. Prescott
Reed Club
Samuel P. Tenney
Strahan
George E
John Hopewell, Jr
St. Louis
Mr. Hopewell
Railroad Plan Reshapes Boston Union Station Site
The project relocates Union Station to the foot of Summer Street linking to the business district and serving Old Colony and Albany lines. Kneeland street stations will close for passenger service as trains consolidate at the new terminal, replacing the current New England station.
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Joseph Feldman
N. H. Emmons
Wales
Curtis
Old Colony
Albany
Kneeland Street
Little
New England
Union Station
Causeway Street
Federal Street
Fort Point Channel
Kneeland
South Boston
Lee
Union
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Michael
Francis M. McCarthy
Brighton
Francis M
John J. Kenneally
Withal
John J
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Kenneally
Young-Man
Flood
John Conley
Edward H. Haggerty
Daniel Finnegan
Ward 14
Murphy
Wires Department
Commissioner Flood
Conry
William Fallon
Mahoney
John Golden
Devoreir
Beacon Hill
Chelsea Republicans
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CABLE
London
Ralston Health Club
Ralston Health Club of America
Purina Mills
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Gobb, Bates & Yerxa
Chester Snow
Harwich
Cape Cod
State Senate
Michael J. Anglin
House of Correction
Bond
Middlesex
James Calhane
John A. Kenrick
Newton
Musician Inman
Company C
Pitcher Nichols
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Federal Streets
New York, New Haven & Hartford
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T. B
G. W. Wales
Jesse Tirrell
Tirrell's Wharf
Co. A. Cotting and Others
Boston Terra Cotta Company
George D. Edmands
J. Warren Merrill
Charles C. Way
George L. Edmands
W. Ward & Co
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Julius Adams
Charlies A. Drew
E. M. Pratt
A. P. Withington
T. N. Pratt Heirs
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