Republican Ways in Denver March 17 Special Edition
Report notes a sensational Times article claiming a conspiracy led by ex Senator N P Hill and Griffith of the Sun to block Senators Tellers and Walcott and push a Harrison delegation to Minneapolis regardless of silver. The POST offers a special edition three hours later than any other Boston paper.
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Denver
Col
the Times
N. P. Hill
Griffith
the Sun
Snators Tellers
Walcott
Harrison
Minneapolis
The
POST
Hach Morning News
Boston
Count of 200000 estimates proceeds with candle count
A large corps of accountants work under H. G. Anderson to sort 200000 reader estimates for four Columbian coupons. The candle burned 355 hours 34 minutes 88 seconds as results are compiled. Wastes baskets fill while experts press to reveal the four winning figures at earliest possible date.
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Fortune
H.4. Anderson
Ireland's Big Day Banquet of the Irish Charitable Society
The Boston Charitable Irish Society marked St Patrick's Day with a business meeting at the American House electing officers for the year and a 155th anniversary dinner. Governor Russell attended the reception, wore a white pansy, and received guests. The banquet featured Stars and Stripes decor, a harp, and a large crowd of Irish Americans. The evening opened with an address by Governor Russell and included speeches by Mayor Nathan Matthews Jr and others.
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St. Patrick’s
Boston Charitable Irish Society
American House
James E. Cottier
Thomas Ryan
Patrick F. Sullivan
Jeremiah W. Fogarty
Edward A. Morrissey
Charles V. Casey
William B. Daley
Thomas F. Taff
Edward J. Flynn
John F. Cronin
William P. Cashman
James Mulcahy
Patrick O’connor
Frank L. Wells
Albert V. Norton
John A. Noonan
John H. Laughan
Roslindale
Governor Russell
Emerald Isle
James J. Cotter
William &. Russell
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Butler
Green wave of Boston Post green edition breaks records
A Boston Post St Patrick’s Day issue floods readers with Green Papers in every pocket. The 114,931 twelve page edition shatters Boston’s sales records, outsizing typical weekday runs by 85,000 and delivering 58 columns of ads. Demand swamps pressrooms as 35 extra workers rush to fulfill orders.
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New England
The
Boston Post
Gilded Dome
Post
Boston
Record
Green
Hotel
Railroad News Company
Low priced oak bookcases with doors or without
Advertises white oak bookcases priced at 14 dollars with doors and 12.50 dollars without doors. Describes sturdy construction, lockable glass doors option, adjustable shelves, and top shelf capacity of 150 to 160 volumes. States Christmas pricing and catalogue offer by mail for 10 cents postage.
Louisville Lottery Offices Close Amid Court Case
Louisville March 17 one third of city lottery offices shut down while the rest remain open under manager James Douglass. Officials say they can do nothing until the courts decide the issue. no city action has been taken.
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Louisville
James Douglass
Murder Indictment Returns In Insanity Plea Case
In Cuiiaco on March 17 preliminary legal sparring in the case of Dr Scudder, accused of murdering his wealthy mother in law for her money, ended as an indictment for murder was formally returned. The prosecution believes this settles the attempt to railroad the prisoner to an asylum on the insanity plea.
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Cuiiaco
Scudder
Lads Suits at Loss Prices at Washington Street
We offer nearly a thousand lads suits in sizes 14 to 19 years with 33 to 35 inch chests in worsteds cassimeres and cheviots. Three fourths two thirds or half last season's prices. Suits that were 8 10 12 or 15 go for 5 6 7 8 or 10. Quick sale expected. R T Atuy Co 622 Washington Street corner asex.
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R. T. Atuy & Co
Fake Cleveland Letter Story Debunked By New York Papers
A New York Evening Telegram claim that Grover Cleveland wrote a letter declining nomination for Chicago is labeled rot by supporters and friends. Ex-secretary Fairchild, E Ellery Anderson, and Provisional State Democratic leaders say the tale has no basis and Cleveland never wrote such a letter.
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New York
Evening Telegram
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
United Press
Fairchild
E. Ellery Anderson
Mr. Cleveland
Provisional State Democratic Committee
Ten Story Block To Rise On Bromfield Street Site
Heirs of F M M White announce sale of the estate at the south corner of Bromfield and Washington. New owners plan a fireproof ten story building rising 175 feet, 60 by 30 feet, with basement and first floor to house Wricht & Ditson’s athletic food sales. Upper floors to be offices. Fred Pope architect. Whittomb Wead & Co to handle the property.
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F. M. M. White
Bromfield and
Washington Streets
Wricht & Ditson
Fred Pope
Whittomb
Max Strakosch Dies in New York Home for Incurables
Noted impresario Max Strakosch died today at the Home for Incurables located at One Hundred eighty second Street and Third Avenue. The prominent entertainment figure was born in the late 19th century and had a long career shaping concert and theatrical programs.
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New York
Max Strakosch
One Hundred and Eighty-second Street
Third Avenue
Trial date set for Deacon in Abzsius killing
In Nice on March 17 the Deacon murder case against Mr. Deacon was scheduled with trial appointed for May 16. The proceedings name M. Abzsius as the deceased and indicate formal court handling in the case.
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Nice
Mr. Deacon
M. Abzsius
Whitney attaches property of Boston man for 41492
In New York on March 17 Edward C. Whitney obtained an attachment against the property in this city of Joseph Davis of Boston for 41492, acting as indorser of eight promissory notes.
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New Yorks
Edward C. Whitney
Joseph Davis
Boston
Welch Granted Pardon and Freed from Prison
Edward H. Welch known as Chicken Welch is released after a pardon by the pardon committee. He walked out of the prison at eight thirty yesterday and returned to his father’s home in South Boston to start life anew.
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Edward H. Welch
Welch
Lovering
Boston
Aftf
Seretary Moseley
Interstate Commercea Commission
Osborne case notes highlight hystero epilepsy claims
The British Medical Journal prints an editorial on Mrs. Osborne serving nine months for larceny and perjury. Letters from medical men label her chronically subject to hystero epilepsy and lacking mental stability due to physical causes.
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London
The
British Medical Journal
Grade Crossing Tragedy Claims John Ryan
John Ryan aged 35 died at Massachusetts General Hospital from injuries after a train struck the light wagon he rode in near Winthrop Centre yesterday morning. His companions William Campbell and Joseph H Ferguson were hurt. Campbell severely injured, Ferguson lightly bruised. Ryan's body was later moved to the morgue. all men resided at 1831 Saratoga Street East Boston.
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John Ryan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Winthrop Centre
Ryan
William Campbell
Joseph H. Ferguson
Winthrop
Ferguson
Campbell
General Hospital
North Grove Street
Saratoga Street
East
Boston
Lasters at Danvers Strike
Danvers reports Farwell Co. factory lasters strike after a fire. About 250 workers refuse to work citing the firm’s unwillingness to pay a price agreed before the incident. The dispute centers on labor terms and compensation.
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Danvers
Farwell & Co
Attractive Show Windows Draw Crowds to Pray Carpet Store
A crowd of people is seen at any hour in front of the new carpet store of Messrs. John H. Pray, Sons and Co. at 646 to 658 Washingon street nearly opposite Boylston street. The upholstery fabric display is especially striking.
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Messrs
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Washingon Street
Boylston Street
Senator Quay in Florida as health worsens
Washington reports Senator Quay is in worse health in Florida and his family has been sent for. An unrelated line notes a home remedy, Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup, being bought in ease.
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Washington
Senate
Quay
Florida
Dr. Bull
Uneasy Laeters at Winchells Factories End Strike
Haverhill March 17 J H Winchell Co decide to install lasting machines at once About eighty lasters employed today forty union new were discharged and forty quit in sympathy The firm plans to hire non union workers tomorrow to avoid disruption Mr Whitcomb says unions stirred trouble About six hundred workers employed Payroll 2500 weekly The Farwell Co strike ends with workers returning tomorrow after achieving a small gain The trade will move to Peabody end of next month
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Haveruiy
J. H. Winchell & Co
Union New
Winchell
Mexico
Whitcomb
Danvers
C. C. Farwell & Co
Havin
Peabody
Judge Sherman sentences two burglars in Superior Court
The judge in Superior Criminal Court yesterday afternoon pronounced sentences for Amil France and John Duffy. France received three years in the House of Correction for breaking and entering, while Duffy was sentenced to two years six months in the House of Correction for the same offense.
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Sherman
Superior Criminal Court
Amil France
House of Correction
John Duffy
Young Men's Democratic Club Dinner at Thorndike
The monthly dinner of the Young Men's Democratic Club was held at the Thorndike last evening. Members discussed local and national politics in an informal session.
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Young Men’s Democratic Club
Thorndike
President Proclamation Tests McKinley Act Reciprocity
The proclamation reimposes duties on certain imports from Venezuela Haiti and Colombia and may prompt a direct test of the McKinley bill reciprocity clause in court. Advocates against the act will likely seize the chance to challenge its legality and policy.
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Washington
Venezuela
Haiti
Colombia
Weather Indications Threatening With Snow Friday
Weather notices from Wallaington dated March 17 forecast threatening weather and snow for New England on Friday, with fair conditions in Maine and northeast winds. Eastern New York will see snow and threatening weather Friday, followed by fair weather Saturday as winds shift to the west. Signals noted from Hatteras to Boston section.
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Wallaington
New England
Maine
New York
Hatteras
Boston
Fire damages home from kettle fat blaze at Chelsea street
A small fire at John Hegner’s 880 Chelsea street yesterday morning was put out by chemical engine No. 7. A kettle of fat on the stove ignited the blaze causing the damage.
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John Hegner
Chelsea Street
Widow Annie Walsh Found Sick and Destitute in City
Annie Walsh aged 23 a widow was found sick and destitute by police at 14 South May Street yesterday afternoon. Dr Fernald ordered removal to City Hospital where she is being treated for pulmonary disease.
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Annie Walsh
Polie
South May Street
Fernald
City Hospital
Salvation Oil Leads In Market Margin
Salvation Oil surpasses competitors using foreign branding as it prices at 25 cents, signaling a strong value position in the local fuel market.
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Salvation Oil
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