Harvard Crew Tests New Barge for Shell Conversion
Harvard varsity rowing delayed as outriggers were installed on a new 63 foot 6 inch barge built of white cedar with Spanish cedar decking. Coach Lehmann takes charge in Cambridge while Goodrich returns from New York. freshmen begin water training in the old barge and practice details for the Poughkeepsie race.
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Harvard ‘Varsity
Davy
Davy’s
Varsity
Harvard
Goodrich
Cambridge
New York
Lehmann
Boston
Peabody
Poughkeepsie
Moulton
Bull
Thomson
J. H. Perkins
Sprague
Byrd
Higginson
Glidden
Heath
Swain
Tilton
Biddle
Brown
Saltonstall
Local man found dead in Somerville home
Joseph Hart aged 30 was found dead yesterday in his five room Somerville residence at 159 Somerville Avenue. Since his father’s death five months earlier he lived alone and managed meals and domestic tasks. It appears he fell ill after retiring Saturday night and died before aid could be summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hart
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
Joseph
Senate debates ratification of arbitration treaty with Great Britain
Senator Davis submitted a committee report on the general arbitration treaty with Great Britain with amendments and urged ratification. Senator Morgan of Alabama opened a strong speech against ratification, and the discussion is expected to last several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Davis
Committee On Foreign Relations
Great Britain
Morgan
Alabama
Purim Program at Temple Chabei Shalom Featured Operetta
The Purim entertainment in Turn Hall presented the three act operetta A Trip to Europe by J. C. Macy followed by a minstrel show. Young performers Monte Harris Rosalind Harris Pearl Tisher Hilda Levy Louis Freedman Herbert Mode Irving Leyser Edmund Myers and Harry Jumenthal appeared under Rabbi Samuel Iirschberg's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of the Temple Chabei Shalom
Turn Hall
Europe
J. C. Macy
Monte Harris
Rosalind Harris
Pearl Tisher
Hilda Levy
Louis Freedman
Herbert Mode
Irving Ley
Forty-fifth Massachusetts Regiment Ginner Held at Cop ley Square Hotel
The Association of the Forty-fifth Massachusetts Regiment held its semi annual Ginner at the Cop ley Square Hotel. Nathan D. Jaquith presided with fifty members in attendance. Speakers included Colonel Charles R. Codman M Everett Ware Colonel Ephaim Stearns Royal P. Barry Alpheus W. Hardy and Henry R. Thompson. Special reference honored Lt. Col. O W Peabody of the Forty-fifth who has died.
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Forty-fifth
Massachusetts Regiment
Copley Square
Nathan D. Jaquith
The
Charles R. Codman
M. Everett Ware
Ephaim Stearns
Royal P. Barry
Alpheus Wi. Hardy
Henry R. Thompson
O. W. Peabody
Fortifth
Glendon Club Banquet Honors Journalism Talk
The Glendon Club of Everett held its annual banquet at Glendon Hall last evening. General Charles H. Taylor spoke on Success in Journalism. Special guests included Mayor John Cate ex Mayor John Henderson Senator George Smith Representative George Brown and Andreas Blume.
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Glendon Club
Glendon Hall
Everett
Charles H., Taylor
John 8. Cate
John D. Henderson
George E. Smith
George A. Brown
Andreas Blume
Bostonsters Set for April Season Opener in Savannah
The Boston baseball team left Lew is wharf on the steamer Nacoochee for Savannah to limber up ahead of the league season starting in April. Manager Frank Selee, Captain Hugh Duffy, Jimmy Collins and others traveled with plans to train three weeks in the South before returning north for schedule games.
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Boston
South
Lewis Wharf
Savannah
Frank Selee
Hugh Duffy
Jimmy Collins
Jimmy Sullivan
Ganzel
Stivetts
Klobedanz
Billy Hamilton
Tenney
Lewis
Lowe
Martin Bergin
Tommy
New York
Yeager
Stah
Nichols
Williams
Tucker
Clinton
Buffalo
Beau Brummell
Duffy
Wesleyan
Sullivan
Kirby
Eastern League schedule meeting held at Fifth Avenue Hotel
The Eastern Baseball League met in New York to review the season schedule with delegates from Providence Rochester Toronto Syracuse Buffalo Wilkesbarre Scranton Springfield and others presiding by P T Powers. Scorers may be appointed and umpires unsettled while bets circulated among team officials.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
W. H. Draper
J. M. Batty
E.A. Johnson
W. N. Murray
Providence
James H. Buckley
C. A. Leimgruber
Rochester
Arthur Irwin
Toronto
George M. Kuntzsch
Syracuse
James Franklin
Buffalo
F. Bogert
Charles Tammany
Wilkesbarre
Sandy Griffin
Thomas Brooks
Scranton
Forest Hills Club Names New Manager For Season
John F Mulvey has been elected manager of the Forest Hills team for the season. A schedule of games will be presented at the next meeting on April 6. Clubs seeking dates should write to 3736 Washington Street Forest Hills.
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John F. Quinn
John F. Mulvey
Forest Hills
Washington Street
Paine Furniture Co
Messenger Boys
B. F. Braxton
University City
Putnams
Kidnap Plot Ended by Detectives in Houston Standoff
A would be kidnapper, Walter Hughes, was killed by detectives as he tried to enter Frank Dunn’s Houston home to seize Dunn’s daughter for a $40,000 ransom. Hughes had dug a hidden cave beneath a room and prepared tin depositories for ransom money. Police found a revolver, knife, and chloroform on his person. Mrs. Hughes was arrested but silent.
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Houston
Tex
Walter Hughes
Frank Dunn
Dunn
Hughes
Dunn's
Mail and Express Sold in Solo New York
The Mail and Express was sold by the Elliot F. Shepard estate to Robert C. Alexander and Robert E. A. Dorr. Reported price around 400000 dollars with 100000 cash, though verification is lacking. Alexander will remain managing editor and Dorr will serve as publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mail and Express
Elliot F. Shepard
Robert C. Alexander
Robert E. A. Dorr
Pills and Salvage Oil Endorsements Mentioned by Mechanic
A mechanic declares he would not be without Salvation Oil, praising its painkilling effect. The advertisement lists Berocham's Pills for stomach and liver ills and notes Salvation Oil as essential.
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Berocham
Pretty Booths Open At Wesleayan Hall Fair
The Grand Division Sons of Temperance opened a fair at Wesleayan Hall 86 Bromfield Street to liquidate its debt and fund propagating efforts. The event runs through tomorrow evening with national colors, booths, musical and literary programs, and a cafe in operation.
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Grand Division
Sons of Temperance
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Charles H Clark Arrested for Felonious Assault
Charles H Clark a 35 year old married man was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Murray of Station 2 Cambridge on the charge of felonious assault against Martha Keith a 14 year old Clark stoutly asserted his innocence.
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Charles H. Clark
Murray
Station 2
Cambridge
Martha Keith
Clark
Boston Theatre and stage notes mix of shows and stars
The page catalogs current and upcoming productions in Boston venues. It mentions Jack and the Beanstalk at the Boston Theatre with cast notes, shifts in playhouses under syndicate control, The Two Little Vagrants at Tremont, Olga Nethersole and other stars, and upcoming attractions including Tannhauser at Castle Square and In Old Kentucky at the Boston. It also notes prize carnival displays, boxing acts at Austin & Stone, and a variety show at the Howard Atheneum.
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Boston
Corbett
Madge Lessing
Nettie Lynch
Fitz
Marie Millard
New York
Park Theatre
Huntington Avenue
Miss Tyler
R. W. Stephens
E. H. Sothern
Hollis
the Tremont
Minnie Dupree
Jessie Busley
Alice Fischer
Amelia Bingham
Miss Bingham
Bob Hilliard
the Park
Virginia Harned
Wil
John Hare
Philadelphia
Mr. Hare
Chicago
England
Olga Nethersole
Garden Theatre
Actors’ Fund
Russia
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Joseph Grismer
Phebe Davis
Columbia
Joe
Orang-Outang
Tannhauser
Castle Square
Old Kentucky
Baltimore
West Newton Street
Professor Franks
Galetti
Keith’s
Manuel Roman
New Grand
Monroe Rosenfeld
T. DeWitt Talmage
Tremont Temple
Howard Atheneum
Austin & Stone’s Museum
the Palace
O’brien
Jennings
Clayton Sisters
Colleen
Bawn
Grand Opera House
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Bishoe 2
Glendon Club OF
London
Medora R. ¢ R. ‘Crosby
Ambell & Upham
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Tha
Centaur Company
Chas. 4
Fletcher
Murray ST
New York City
Boston Nine Sails
Friends OF the
Boston Ball
Boston Baseball Nine
Baseball Notes
Rawson
Texas
Solo
Beecham
U.& Agents
B. F. Allen CO
Canal 81
Post
Boston Poster Printing Coo
Pearl Street, Boston
M’kinley
Washington Society
Paris
Weather Bureau
Jack the Clipper
Sunday Post
Eldridge
Fall River
George Eddy
G. S. Eddy
Young Eddy
Mill City
Tremont Theatre
Abbey, Schoeffel & Gray Fa
Henry L. Southwick
Mr. Southwick
Hamlet
Shylock
Charles W. Kidder
Jessie Eldridge Southwick
Portia
Richard III
Castle Rativee
Tremont St
Tremont
Mats
Allances
Carmen
T. DB Witt Talmage
Talmage
Bowdoin
Chas. F. Atkinson
Tony Farrell
Garry Owen
Darkest Krussia
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Mgr
Klan and Erlanger
Jack the Beanstalk
Wed
Brovorate
Chicago Marine Band
Park
Hoyt
Specia
Isaac B. Rich
Las
Nat. C. Goodwin
Frederic Bryton
Grace Filkins
Augustus Thomas
Biograph
Robert
Hilliard
Frank WV
Sudbury Streets
RED Crook Burlesque Co
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
John L. Sullivan
Frank V. Dunn
Nickelodeon
Stanover St
Trish Village
Harney
the Potter
Maggie Moore
Female Minstrels
Pat Muldoorn
Irish Tourist Co
Walker and
Kittie Rudolph
Cora Armstrong
Nelson Bros
Howard
Rogers Brothers
Clifford and Huth
Smith and Fuller
Imogene Comer
Dixon
Bowers
Emery
Marlowe
Maude Raymond
World’s Trio
Clarice Vance
Theatre Corner
Washington and
Dover Sts
Nie
Wm. A. Brady
James Richmond Glenroy
Mastonell
Ahrvilla
Mabel Craig
Tanakas
Chiquita Sabba
Adarmission
Crs
C. M. Raymond
Boston Symphony Orchestra
EMIS
Paur
Richard Burmeister
Mozart
Chopin
Haydn
Boston Museum
William Gillette
Columbia Theatre
Steve Brodie
Austin & Stone
Pony Circus
Big Ken
Portland - Ise Palatia
Land
Peta
WilédaMa
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