US forces rout 2000 Filipinos at Pasig
General Lloyd Wheaton’s flying column defeats a 2000 strong Filipino force at Pasig. American casualties are low while about 350 rebels surrender at Taguig and 106 bodies are found near Pasig. Twenty-third Regiment reports 350 surrendered and 150 fishermen captured.
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Manila
Lloyd Wheaton
United States
Pasig
Fordoff
Twentieth United, States Infantry
Taguig
Washington Regiment
Twentieth
Otis
Pateros
Ahore
Laguna de Bay
Wheaton
Ayer Company Round-Up Celebrates Second Year of Employee Ties
In Lowell on March 15 the J C Ayer Co held its second annual round-up in Prescott Hall Runell building attended by 300 workers and leaders. Alfred E Rose announced a $1500 prize fund for ideas to improve the business and the event featured speeches on company spirit, humble tribute to a departed colleague, and praise for employee cooperation.
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Lowell
Ayer
J. C. Ayer
Aver
Alfred E. Rose
Mr. Rose
Rose
Prescott Hall
Runell
Hastings
J. C., Ayer Co
Jack
Hall
Pullen
Jacob Rogers
Emery A. Foster
Charles B. Kirkland
George A. Marden
Charles H. Stowell
George H. Johnson
Frederick F. Ayer
Harvard
J. W. Bennett
George B. Bower
W. O. Howitt
Solon
Whithead
Frank E. Dunbar
David Dewar
L. E. Pullen
Frank W. Allen
Johnson
Frederick Ayer
Generals Otis Praises Wheaton in Philippine Operations
General Otis is highly pleased with General Wheaton's ability to hold the towns captured. He states the victory is the greatest since earlier successes and notes the gunboats Lago de Bay and Oeste in support of operations.
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Otis
Wheaton
Lagua de Bay
Oeste
Passage of Pasig and Pateros River Gunboats
Based on official information AOe News reports river gunboats fought their way into the lake. The account notes action around Pasig and Pateros as forces engage there.
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Pasig
Pateros
Aoe
Smallpox Spreads in North Carolina Grips State
North Carolina reports rapid smallpox spread with a state health board appointing an inspector. Greensboro gives residents three days to vaccinate under a $50 fine. Clinton quarantines against Wilmington and Norfolk as secrecy surrounds outbreak areas. Meantime Virginia notes scattered eastern cases with few deaths and some counties delaying court sessions.
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Raleigh
N. C
Buard of Health
Greensboro
Clinton
Wilmington
Norfolk
Richmond
Flow of Wit and Wisdom at Eix-Mayor Banquet
Bennett delivers a humorous valediction speech noting Mr Rose’s remark that he did well out of office. He jokes about not speaking for the Mayor and recalls last fall. He dismisses comparisons to Lawson rose and praises both hall attendees and platform speakers.
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Eix
Bennett
Mr. Rose
Mr. Bennett
Lawson Rose
The Gospels of Evolution and Opportunity Failures
A WWI era speech argues failure stems from lack of positiveness opportunity and miscalculation while noting evolution’s harsh view of the weak. It cites Dewey at Manila as an example of preexisting character before opportunity. Dancing followed until 4 a.m. with Hibbard’s Orchestra and a grand march by Gale and Tetley.
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Dewey
Manila
Hibbard
Charles H. Gale
L. Gertrude Tetley
Milton R. Carey
William T. Walsh
William Marble
R. D. Whitmarsh
Charles McManus
Tuileries Auction Today Regions Foreclosure Notice
Public auction of the Tuileries Hotel to settle on foreclosure with Hemenway estate second mortgage. Auction results and proceeds include a claim of $50,270 in Commonwealth foreclosure proceedings.
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Tuileries
Avenue
Commonwealth of
Hemenway
Postoffice Clerks Elect Officers in Boston
At the annual election of the Boston Postoffice Clerks Mutual Benefit Association in the Federal Building yesterday, officers were chosen. Edward T. Gavin was named president with M. T. Donnelson as vice president and P. J. Madden as treasurer. 4 F. McMahon was the recording secretary and G. C. Ferrin the financial secretary.
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Postoffice Clerks
Boston Postoffice Clerks’ Mutual Benefit Association
Federal Building
Edward T. Gavin
M.T. Donnelson
P. J. Madden
House of Lords Dinner Attended by Local Students
The House of Lords social organization of the English High School advanced class dined at the United States Hotel last night. President John F Barry presided with officers elected for 1909 including Bernard Yoore as president, Charles Brooks as vice president, and Frank C. Bowker as Secretary-treasurer.
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House OF Lords
United Met
Soeaiant Ak Tates
John F. ‘Barry
Banard Yore
Charles Brooks
Frank C. Bowker
Man Beaten in Murder Game Stabbing in North End
Francisco Pulizzi, 23, allegedly attacked Luigi Manno, 45, with four stab wounds near Fleet Street. Manno, gravely injured, accused Pulizzi of the assault before being taken to City Hospital. Police detained Pulizzi at Station 1 as the case unfolds.
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di Blasi
Boston
North End
Station 1
City Hospital
Francisco Pulizzi
Prince’ Street
Luigi Manno
Fleet Street
Manno
Pulizzi
Italy
Theatrical Matters Showcases Future Plans and One Benefit
Alice Nielsen applauds The Christian at the Museum. Marie Wainwright to vaudeville next season. Israel Gangwil renames his play The Jew from The Children of the Ghetto. Jacob Litt to produce with Arden star. A March 29 benefit matinee for The Real Widow Brown at Grand Opera House with Flo Irwin and Richard Harlow.
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Alice Nielsen
Museum
Marie Wainwright
Europe
Israel Gangwil
Mr. Arden
John W. Luce
Mr. Rooker
Grand Opera House
Brown
Flo Irwin
Richard Harlow
Ben Stevens
Sousa- Broadhurst
Jeff de Angelis
John P. Slocum
Francis Wilson
Popular Boston Theatre Season Showcases
Miss Nielsen's The Fortune Teller at the Boston Theatre draws constant laughter and encores with support from Manager Frank Perley's strong orchestra. Tremont Theatre has The Circus Girl with a balanced cast led by Miss Ashley and colleagues. Julia Marlowe continues at Hollis Street Theatre in Colinette with Rosalind Parthenia and Countess Valeska set for upcoming weeks. Irwin's Park Theatre engagement extends into May with Kate Kip, closing next Saturday. Boston also approves The Christian.
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Miss Nielsen
Herbert and Smith
Boston Theatre
Magnificent Orchestra
Frank Perley
Tremont Theatre
Miss Ashley
Miss Royton
Miss Bliss
Page
Ricketts
Thayer
Trederick
Julia
Marlowe
Hollis Street Theatre
Colinette
Miss Marlowe
Rosalind
Parthenia
Valeska
Tea day ends Sargent Portrait Show draws large crowd
Visitors to the Sargent Portrait Show will be served tea and dainties this afternoon free of charge. The last tea day promises strong attendance with six pretty girls serving all guests. Credit is given to Mrs. Charles B. Sargent of Brookline for driving the ten day event to success.
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Sargent
Charles 8. Sargent
Brookline
St Patrick Day gift of cure by Cushing Medical Co
Celebrates St Patrick with a claim that old Ireland drove away reptiles and that a process by Dr. Ira B. Cushing scatters the destruction in liquor while keeping its good element for home use in sickness. Calls for book and price list from Cush ing Medical Co. Boston and New York addresses.
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Ireland
Ira B. Cushing
Cushing Medical Os LY CO
Washington St
Boston
Fulton St
New York
Castle Square theater fills as Prodigal Daughter continues
Violin Glory uagle draws crowds with Viola Allen star turn and tickets on sale four weeks ahead. Castle Square Theatre keeps The Prodigal Daughter on stage all next week due to high demand. Maggie Cline headlines Bimbo of Bombay at Grand Opera House with a St Patrick’s matinee. Ward and Vokes bring The Governors next week with an ensemble cast. Gettysburg drama by Frank G Campbell booked at the Columbia with elaborate staging. An Irishman's Love draws crowds at Bowdoin Square Theatre this week. Lorenzo and Allen dazzle at Howard with original steps for Elks benefit. Frank Bush at Keiths delivers broad humor without offense. underwater act noted as thrilling.
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Ing
Viola Allen
Glory Uagle
Castle Square Theatre
Castle Square
Maggie Cline
Grand Opera House
Margaret Daly Vokes
John Keefe
Charles W. Young
Boston
Pickett
Gettysburg
Frank G. Campbell
Columbia
Bowdoin Square
St. Patrick's Day
Lorenzo
Allen
Howard
Elks
Frank Bush
Keith’s
Local Drugstores Back Tar Syrup Refund Promise
A list of Boston area druggists signs a refund guarantee for Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar 60 cent bottle if cough or cold not cured. Includes 25 cent bottle guarantee and a note of many signatories with addresses. The notice ends with And Two Hundred Others.
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Greene
Emery Souther
J. W. A. Demeritt
Columbus Ave
J. D. Knowlton
Washington St
J. P. Gammon
Dudley St
Samuel Siskind
Tremont St
W. A. Chapin
U. 8. Hotel
ST Boe
Washington
Entertainments Suppressions and March Theatre Plans
Captain Berisford's divers draw crowds at Austin & Stone's Museum with only three days left. Bowery burlesque at Grand Theatre draws immense business featuring Yatakmee and four Chinamen. Augustin Daly's Runaway Girl at Tremont Theatre showcases strong singers and high music quality. Metropolitan Opera House to bring full ensemble to Boston Theatre for season starting March 27 with eight operas and ticket sales underway. Barney the guide at Nickelodeon features singers dancers and other novelties. The Stowaway revived by Thomas H. Davis visits New Bedford Plymouth Brockton Taunton with strong cast. Spike Hennessy and Kid McCoy on limited engagement. Father Ford's Working Boys Home benefit at Bijou Theatre with minstrel show and other acts. Paul Dresser directs rehearsals for Graham Genuine Southern in New England for Boston Theatre sacred Jubilee concert benefitting St Mary's Infant Asylum. Brown's in Town at Park with Barrows Lancaster Swan and others set for Monday.
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Berisford
Austin & Stone
Bowery
Grand Theatre
Yatakmee
Augustin Daly
Tremont Theatre
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Boston Theatre
Barney
Thomas H. Davis
New
Bedford
Plymouth
Brockton
Taunton
Spike
Hennessy
McCoy
Liberty
Father Ford
Bijou
Paul Dresser
Graham Genuine Southern Specialty Company
New England
Boston
St.Mary’s Infant Asylum
Brown
the Park
James O. Barrows
Joan Lancaster
Mark KE. Swan
Howard Poland
Mark Smith
Anna Belmont
Kathryn Osterman
Gertrude Dawes
Belle Davis
Grant's Goldcura Promises Cure for Drug and Drink Diseases
A pamphlet promotes Grant's Goldcura as a permanent cure for drug and drink diseases. It claims the Institute in Montreal previously administered medicines by hypodermic means but now offers a safe home treatment taken orally. Founder George Grant led years of research, and the product is said to be widely available through United States agents The Canadian Co. in Boston.
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Mr. Foster
Httle
Grant
Grant Galdcare Institute
Montreal
George Grant
Institute
Goldcura
United States
Canadian Co
Park
Boston
Plais
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