Castellane and Rodays in Paris Duel Talk
Paris reports recount Boni de Castellane punching editor M. de Rodays after a disputed Figaro paragraph. Castellane claims he sought explanations and deemed the remark treacherous. Rodays says the attack was unprovoked and a duel may follow.
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Boni de Castellane
M. de Rodays
Figaro
M. Morel
Count de Castellane
Avenue du Bois de Boulogne
Boni
M. Deroulede
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Fire at Union Wharf Drags On Twenty Hours
A massive blaze at Union wharf kept firemen on duty for twenty hours as crews continued to fight smoldering cotton wool and hemp. The brick walls stood but risked collapse while the fire boat attacked the ruins. Insurance losses total hundreds of thousands with buildings insured for 152 300 and stock at 609 850. actual losses expected to near half the total coverage.
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Union Wharf
Surance
Inauguration of Two New Departments at Kcone and Standard Clothing
The Kcone Clothing Company will inaugurate two new departments next Saturday with each customer receiving a souvenir. Standard Clothing Company adds men's hats and furnishing goods, stocking twenty five thousand dollars worth of new styles. The store features new plate glass windows, all glass showcases, an elevated cash carrier system, and arc lighting across five floors previously used for wholesale and retail clothing for twenty years.
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Kcone Clothing Company
Ashingston Street
E Standard Clothing Company
Burlawee
Crofut & Knappsg
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Standard Clothing Company
Large alterations expand city clothing house
The business enlarged its old premises with a $20,000 outlay. It contracted the former entrance to improve appearance and display 12,000 square feet. The first floor holds retail clothing and men’s furnishings including headgear, fourteen feet high, while upper floors are wholly wholesale with many workmen at busy labor.
Boston Chinese inspectors named to oversee New York district
The two Boston Chinese inspectors assigned to the New York district will be replaced. Inspector George Ketcham of Ogdensburg New York has captured about 300 Chinamen at the border unlawfully entering the United States. J H Jenkins of Bastrop Texas is expected to fill the vacancy at Ogdensburg.
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New York
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Ogdensburg
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Bastrop
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Japanese Crisis Ends as Peers Accept Taxation Plan
The House of Peers adopted a respectful reply to the imperial message and consented to funding for military needs. The crisis ends as taxation bills are expected to pass, placing the country’s finances on a sound footing.
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Yokohama
Japan
House of Peers
Suicides Rock Porto Rican Regiment at San Juan
Two soldiers Beltran and Arroyo in the Porto Rican regiment at San Juan Porto Rico killed themselves in separate suicides today. Beltran had faced reprimand for untidiness and was assigned kitchen duty before dying from a rifle blast. Shortly after Beltran’s burial Arroyo, a close friend, ended his life in the same manner. In the past six months there have been seven suicides within the native regiment.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Beltran
Arroyo
San Juan Council Moves to Disband Police
The San Juan city council votes to dissolve the municipal police and asks Governor Allen to assign the insular police to city duty. The governor, visiting Humacao, is expected to comply.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Allen
Humacao
Barge Tows Fault Foils Schooner at Vineyard Haven
At Vineyard Haven on March 14 a tug towing barges from Boston to New York was entering harbor when the Albany collided with the schooner Abbie Ingalls, causing damage to the Albany and injuring the Abbie Ingalls equipment. The Ingalls may be towed to destination. Earlier, the tug Herald broke down off Cross Rip, forcing a tow by Storm King to Boston.
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New York
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Providence
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Herald
Cross Rip
Thomas L.aker
Kerry
Bost
Storm King
Bangor Line Not Sold Denial by Hill Over Morse Deal
William H. Hill Jr. of the Boston & Bangor Steamship Co denied last night that the line had passed to C. W. Morse of the ice trust or that any change in ownership was under consideration.
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William H. Hill, Jr
Boston & Bangor Steamship Company
C. W. Morse
The
Ice Trust
Bath schooner Nathaniel T Palmer in waterlogged stranding
Atlantic City March 14. The Bath schooner Nathaniel T Palmer from Portland bound for Baltimore, once stranded at Beach Haven New Jersey is now four feet of water in her hold. Tugs could not free the vessel and another tug has been dispatched.
Dorchester Arraignment of 19 Year Old Larceny Charge
Julia M. Deunlop aged 19 was arraigned in Dorchester court for larceny of clothing from Mrs. Lillie E. Minot of 38 Algonquin Street. She was arrested on a warrant Wednesday in Quincy by Patrolman Horton and placed on probation.
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Dorchester Court
Lillie E. Minot
Algonquin Street
Quincy
Horton
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Dr. Nichols Reports Green Crisis Passed
Worcester report says Dr. C L Nichols at Andrew H Green's bedside declares the danger from illness over and expects recovery for the man famed as Father of Greater New York.
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Worcester
C. L. Nichols
Andrew H. Green
Greater New York
Hotel Thacher Seized After Liquor Action in Biddeford
Biddeford Maine March 14 Hotel Thacher was closed this morning after a deputy sheriff made a liquor seizure.
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Biddeford
First weekly Sunday Post competition closes today at 6 p m
The first of five weekly Sunday Post competitions ends at 6 p m today. No coupons received after that hour will count. A list of sixty eight winners and $100 in checks will be mailed Saturday. Four more weekly contests remain with sixty eight prizes each week.
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New England
Sunday Post
List of yesterday's competitors with addresses
A long mixed list of names and street addresses appears, detailing individuals in various neighborhoods. The unnamed source collects residents from Boston area streets including Bennington, Chelsea, Charlestown, Dorchester, Roxbury, and Cambridge, with many entries stretching into Lynn, Revere, Somerville, and beyond.
Pianist David Fitzgibbon in fatal cab incident in New York
News reports that David Fitzgibbon, longtime pianist at Keith's Theatre, was struck by a taxi while dodging a trolley on Seventh Avenue and rushed to Bellevue Hospital. He is not expected to live.
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New York
David Fitzgibbon
Keith’s Theatre
New York City
Seventh Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
The Rogers Brothers in Central Park at Hollis Street Theatre
Theatrical portfolio notes McNallys new work The Rogers Brothers in Central Park to be staged at Hollis Street Theatre Monday April 22. Isadore Rush returns as leading lady with noted gowns. other theatre names and productions are listed as part of the season and industry chatter.
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John J. McNally
Rogers Brothers
Central Park
Hollis Street Theatre
Isadore Rush
Roland Reed
Miss Rush
Hich Hachel Oah
Theatres and Performances Highlight Boston Stage
Lipman in All on Account of Eliza at the Hollis. May Irwin closes tomorrow night. Sarah Cowell Le Moyne appears at the Tremont in The Greatest Thing in the World. The Seoes present A Royal Rogue with Jeff De Angelis this week. A Runaway Girl continues at the Boston Theatre for another week. Ben Hur marks its 100th Colonial Theatre performance with Edward Stillman Kelley conducting. Souvenirs at The Burgomaster at the Columbia tonight. Across the Pacific remains at Grand Opera House tonight and tomorrow. A Guilty Mother debuts Monday. A White Rat draws large Bowdoin Square crowds. Rory of the Hills next week. Liberty and Love at Grand Theatre this week only. Kara the juggler at Keith’s this week. Eulalie wings royal burlesque at Howard, crowd favorite. Leach and his three schuds attract at Music Hall. Austin Stone’s hosts a dancing girls week.
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May Irwin
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Music Hall
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Sehuds
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