Crowds Swarm as Hibernian Parade Crashes Boston Theatre
Crowds filled Tremont and Hanover streets for the Hibernian parade drawing thousands, crowding poles and rails, with children marching amid regalia and uniforms. Police struggled to manage the crush before the Boston Theatre where the John Boyle O’Reilly Cadet Band concert drew intense public interest and a large turnout.
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Hanover Street
Beolay Square
Tremont Row
Cornhill
Boylston Street
St. Patrick
Boston
Big
Temple of Thespis
John Boyle O'Reilly
Hibernians
Newspaper Row
Springfield
P. B. Murphy
Natick
Ireland
Sarsfield Guards
McCarthy
Hibernian Rifles Regiment
Parade Reaches East Cambridge With Large Turnout And Music
A bustling march drew thousands as divisions from Boston Chelsea Roxbury and Cambridge joined processions. Officers Doherty Trahey and Captain Donovan oversaw preparations while Father Murphy guided a SARs field unit. Polly Holmes and Little Kitty O Neil headlined a long concert with 4000 at the theatre as 3000 Hibernian marchers joined in from East Cambridge and Charlestown.
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Somerville
Everett
Malden
Arlington
Lexington
Hyde Park
Brookline
Roxbury
East Boston
Wolf Tone
McManus
Boston
Cambridge
John B. Doherty
Andrew Trahey
Charlestown
Chelsea
East Cambridge
West End Road
Mr. Milbank
Father Murphy
Polly Holmes
Tony Pastor
Little Kitty O'Neil
Hibernian Observances Mark Maynooth Centenary Event
Division 1 Boston hosts open house at Hibernian Hall entertaining 500 guests including Suffolk and Middlesex chiefs. Addresses by McCarthy Ryan Flynn O Higgins and others. Division 2 East Boston attends holy communion. Division 3 Roxbury joins parade and concert at Boston Theatre. Division 4 Boston holds banquet, concert at Carroll Hall with a lively St Patrick's night performance.
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Boyle O'Reilly
Maynooth College
Division 1
Boston
Hibernian
Suffolk
Middlesex
Charles McCarthy
John A. Ryan
John W. Flynn
J. B. O’ Higgins
Andrew Trahey
D. W. Kelleher
Owen O’loughlen
R. F. Scannell
James D. Doherty
Michael O’donovan
East
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Wreckage Seen Near Tarifa Tied to Reina Regente
Wreckage washing ashore near Tarifa over the past thirty six hours is believed to originate from the missing cruiser Reina Regente. The Spanish cruiser Alfonso XII reports no trace of the Reina Regente after searching from Tangier. Many ships report similar observations as they pass the straits. Government officials discount claims the Reina Regente was seen disabled in the storm.
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Tarifa
Alfonso XII
Tangier
Miners' Bodies Found in Austrian Mine Tragedy
Vienna reports forty three miners dead after a mine disaster at the Archduke Albrecht property. Archduke Frederick orders an annual pension of 100 florins to each widow, with the first payment immediate.
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Troppau
Archduke Albrecht
Frederick
Japanese Cabinet Changes In Tokyo
The Central News correspondent reports Count Matsukata named minister of finance replacing Watanabe who becomes minister of roads railways and telegraphs. Count Kuroda moves to the privy council presidency while remaining cabinet member. Prince Komatsu set to travel to the Continent to inspect the army.
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Central News
Tokio
Count Matsukata
Mr. Watanabe
Count Kuroda
Privy Council
Prince Komatsu
Christians in Asia Minor Told Safety Assured
Constantinople reports the Porte has notified American minister Mr. Terrell of Christian safety in Asia Minor. Provisional governors receive orders on the matter, and officials oppose Armenian interpreters at inquiry sittings to prevent foreign delegates from closely following testimony.
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London
The
Daily Graphic
Constantinople
Porte
Terrell
Asia Minor
Commission of Inquiry
Earl of Moray Dies in London at 79
London report notes the death of the Earl of Moray on March 17 at age 79. The obituary lists him as a longtime figure in British peerage and public service, with no immediate details on cause or survivors.
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London
Earl of Moray
Angry Actress Causes Curtain Clash at Irving Place Theatre
New York report details a Friday night dispute at Irving Place Theatre between manager Conried and leading actress Frau Anna von Romanowska over a stage kiss scene in Ohne Gelaut. Conried demanded the actress remain seated on Herr Bira’s lap. she resisted, prompting threats to drop the curtain and resignations. The dispute was resolved after Bira mediated, and the play was performed twice the next day.
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Irving Place Theatre
Conried
Germany
Frau
Anna von Romanowska
Anna
Magdalen
Max Bira
Hans Moeller
Hans
Mephistophelian
Frau Romanowska
Herr Bira
Herr Conried
Irving Place
Spaniards Defeat Malay Forces on Mindanao Island
Despatch from Manila reports General Parado’s forces crushed Malay Muslims on Mindanao on March 10. The Sultan and his son were killed. Spanish casualties were two officers and fifteen enlisted men dead, 193 wounded.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
Parado
Mindanao
Man in Baltimore Swallows Glass Eye Joke
A witty exchange among boarders features a man in Baltimore who swallows his glass eye. The cheerful idiot quips that the incident reflects a modern excess of introspection.
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Baltimore
Boston Theatre Scene Features Nethersole and Ryley
Boston Patrons enjoy Olga Nethersole in Camille at the Museum with an erratic yet artistic portrayal. Madeline Lucretia Ryley premieres Christopher Jr. at Hollis, while Tr ilby continues at Park Theatre and Gismonda returns to Boston venues with varied programs through the week.
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Boston
Olga Nethersole
Steve Brodie
Trilby
Park Theatre
Hollis
John Drew
Christopher, Jr
Madeline Lucette Ryley
Boston Museum
Grea Nethersole
Camille
Disorder in the city as army clashes spark unrest
The police were left to carry out orders while the civil guard refused action against officers. Crowds filled streets and public places as civilian and army conflict drew unprecedented attention since the restoration. The Queen regent was deeply affected by yesterday’s disorder.
Italian charged with larceny in Newton fruit stand case
Frank Dadimo an Italian employed by a Newton Italian to run a Newton Centre fruit stand is under arrest at police headquarters on larceny charges. He allegedly took large sums from the shop, vanished with rent money, and was later captured by Boston officer Redman.
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Frank Dadimo
Dadimo
Newton
Newton Centre
Boston
Redman
Newton Force
Charlestown Prominent Resident Daniel Harrington Dies at 87
Daniel Harrington longtime Charlestown resident died at Sharon Heights yesterday from heart trouble aged 87. He leaves a son and a daughter. The funeral is at St Mary’s Church Charlestown today at 9:30 a.m. Burial will be in Maiden Cemetery.
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Charlestown
Sharon Heights
Heart Trovb
St. Mary’s Church
Maiden Cemetery
Selee's Mek hosts Boston team for spring practice in Columbia
The Boston National League club under Manager Frank Selee arrived in Selee's Mek Columbia S C to begin practicing for the season. Sixteen players are in camp with Pitcher Wilson joining in Charleston and Pitcher Nichols still in Kansas City. The squad toured local sights and will practice tomorrow followed by an exhibition and then a Washington game Wednesday. Selee praised Columbia as a fine training ground and said pennant chances hinge on the pitchers. He added the team has strong in and outfields, but pitchers had an off year last season and must rebound to beat the league.
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S. C
Boston National League Baseball
Frank Selee
Pittsburg
Wilson
Charleston
Nichols
Kansas City
Washington
Selee
Britannia Takes Lead in Monte Carlo Race Shocker
The Times report from Monte Carlo notes Ailsa led at the mark but Britannia surged windward and passed to win. Ailsa reeled but Britannia retook the lead and held on. The Times plans fuller coverage. editors of other London papers reportedly shocked by Prince of Wales racing on Sunday.
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Times
Monte Carlo
Ailsa
Britannia
St. Louis Elevator Burned at Hugodgers & Co Facility
Fire swept the Hugodgers and Co elevator and warehouse in St. Louis this morning. An estimated 240,000 bushels of grain and a large amount of salt were destroyed. The building was fully insured, and nothing was saved from the blaze.
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Miss
ST. Louis
Hugodgers & Co
Cambridge Harbor Theft Case Involving Harvard Student
Police detained Frank J. Jackson, 19, a Harvard student, at Station 1 on a charge of stealing a sign from Charley Chin's Chinese laundry on Boylston Street. The incident occurred early yesterday in Cambridge, with another Harvard student reportedly involved.
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Cambridge
Frank J. Jackson
Harvard
Station 1
Charley Chin
Boylston Street
Watertown Musicare Benefit Concert for Stack Memorial
A concert at Parochial Hall in Waltham raised a substantial sum for the Rev. Father Robert P. Stack memorial fund. The event drew a crowded hall with many local artists contributing to an elaborate program, marking the evening a notable success.
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Waltham
Robert P. Stack
St. Patrick’s Church
Brooklyn City Missionary Dies in Hartford
The Rev. Rollin S. Stone a retired Congregational minister died Saturday at his niece Mrs Winkinsons home in Hartford. Born in Canton Conn in 1809 he graduated Yale in 1832 and served fourteen years as Brooklyn city missionary. He led several churches as pastor until health forced retirement.
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Rollin S. Stone
Winkinson
Canton
Yale
Brooklyn
N. Y
Somerville Celts Banquet at Union Hall in Somerville
About sixty five attendees gathered for the Somerville Celts banquet in Union Hall Union Square Dr John F Couch served as toastmaster William H Flynn spoke on Civil and Religious Liberty Thomas F O Malley addressed American Institutions and Their Defenders James F Davlin spoke on Commonwealth of Massachusetts John H O Neil spoke on The Bar Cornelius Bowen spoke on Hibernians and John F Burke spoke on Sister Societies
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John F. Couch
William H. Flynn
Thomas F. O’malley
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John H. O'Neil
Cornelius Bowen
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