Senate Debates Spooner Saulsbury on Edmunds Resolution
In Washington the Senate saw speeches by Messrs Spooner and Saulsbury on the Edmunds resolution. Spooner argued the President should state openly if Democratic offices would be filled, then highlighted the need for cause in removals. He defended Honest partisanship as Honest citizenship and praised fair conduct across parties. Susbury’s remarks echoed Pugh and Kenna, offering no novel points.
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POST
Washington
Senate
Messrs
Spooner
Saulsburg
Edmunds
Hhis
Mizureak
Ad Sirob
Repubblican Argumervt
Kenna
Mr. Susbury
Pugh
Mr. Kenna
Saiisbury
Saulsbury
Congress
Grant
Cleveland
Mir
Sculbury
Saulspury
Colquitt
Testimony on Rogers and stock deals in Pan Electric case
Washington reports Dr. Rogers corrected his testimony about Looney paying for a Pan Electric interest with stock from Indus mining that later proved worthless. The testimony covers stock transfers to General officers and editors, hopes of legislative favors, and cross examination over letter relevance and organization of Rogers interests. The hearing adjourned with Rogers promising to produce his letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Republic
Chronicle
Witness
Rogers Telephone and Telegraph Company
Messrs. Money
Manning
American Postal Company
Mrr. Ranney
Jd. Hains Rogers
Oates
Hines
Ranback
Colonel Young
Senator Harris
Bradenburg
Rogers
Casey Young
Dr. Rogers
Congress
Harris
Johnston
Atkins
New York
Mr. Kenney
Dre
Ranney
Rancey
Saulsbury Defends President in Senate Debate Over Removals
In a heated session Mr. Saulsbury attacked Republican obstruction over President Cleveland's removals. He argued constitutional control lies with the President, cited court rulings, and urged Republicans to end obstruction to restore executive power balance. Adjournment followed with remarks on future sessions.
Germany Finds Trichinosis Not Confined to American Hog
Secretary of State reports a Berlin consul general note noting 36 to 40 trichinosis cases in Zuttichan Silesia over recent weeks with similar reports from other areas in Germany. The memo challenges the belief that American hogs were the sole source and cites rising Berlin commercial concern over a Senate bill affecting Berlin manufacturers and exporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Berlin
Zuttichan
Silesia
Seys
Germany
Rately
Senate
Brothers-in-Law Explain Alderman Pearson Affluence
W D Tallman and H J Hume said ex Alderman James Pearson suddenly amassed 16000 dollars and deposited it in a bank. Pearson could not be found and a rumor of his arrest caused a Senate committee pause. No indictments yet. grand jury discharged for day. officials warned not to discuss.
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Alderman Pearson
New York
James Pearson
W. D. Tallman
H. J. Hume
Senate Investigating Committee
Tallman
Jake Sharp
Pearson
Newcombe
Martland brass band fair halted by detectives charge
Special to the Post Rockton Mass March 19 The three night fair ended early when state detectives halted the event over an unclaimed prize draw. Officer Moore told band leader Mace Gay Jr and ticket seller B F E Savery to appear in court on a lottery charge as part of a crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brrockton
Mass
Martland
Moore
Rhodes and Coon
Mace Gay, Jr
F E. Savery
Ferry Collision on North River Injures Six and Fatally Harming Two
The Barclay street ferry Lackawanna and the Courtland street Baltimore collided midstream in the North river. Six injured and two killed as one boat lost its rudder and the other was torn open near the guard where horses and wagons are kept. Crowded vessels and chaotic rumors followed as wounded were treated at hospitals or at home.
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New York
Lackawanna
Hoboken
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Courtland Street
North River
Weather Signals for Eastern States and Gulf Areas
Washmetor reports Easterly winds and stationary temperatures for New England with possible snow or rain. Middle Atlantic sees easterly to southerly winds and light rain or snow. West Gulf reports southerly winds, then colder northerly winds. Cautionary signals remain on Lake Michigan and are ordered for Indianola Galveston New York and Sandy Hook.
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New England
Middle Atlantic States
West Gulf States
Lake Michigan
Indianola
Galveston
New York
Sandy Hook
Disgust at State detectives handling Wrentham case in Attleboro
In Attleboro March 19 an angered public criticizes State officers for the Wrentham tragedy probe. Chief Wade and detectives Seaver and Pratt faced scrutiny after failing to locate George E. Stowers, who vanished amid questions over Agnes Long’s death. Local officials question surveillance failures and probe tactics as reporters and townspeople weigh motives and possible self injury theories.
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Attleboro
Wrentham
Wade
Seaver
Pratt
George E. Stowers
Agnes Long
Boston
Moncey
Stowers
Massrs
Stuweis
Cfficaracillaim
L 18
Stowers Theory Grows That He Hiding Near City
State officers Pratt and Seaver pursue Herbert Stowers amid claims his brother may be sheltering near Providence. Investigators scrutinize a theory that Agnes Long’s death was by self action, while Stowers seeks refuge to avoid suspicion of foul play. The case draws public scrutiny and legal counsel involvement.
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Providence
Pratt and Seaver
Stowers
Herbert Stowers
Franklin
Agnes Long
Wrentham Woods
Massachusetts State Police
Attleboro
Messrs
Pratt
Seaver
Stowere
Stowery
Boston
City Hall Fire in Fall River Destroys Building and Records
Mayor and committee watchers saw the upper story of City Hall in flames at 7 30 PM. The three story granite building with a mansard roof burned out of control, spoiling records while some books were saved in the library and vault. Two people injured. origin suspected in lumber and paint room. city to seek funds for rebuilding. Special city meeting set for Music Hall. Burned 2700,000 building uninsured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Committee On Claims
Cook
Greene
Secretary of the Treasury
Custom House
Main, Pecasse’t
Second Streets
Market Square
Music Hall
Edison Electric Light Company
New Hampshire Gubernatorial and Congressional Prospects Map
Dover March 19 Republicans back Sawyer of Dover for governor if he runs while Democrats favor Cloutman of Farmington or Cogwell of Gilman ton. In Congress first district McKenney likely renominated with Knights of Labor and Grand Army support. Sawyer’s Woollen Mills employ 500. Hall may enter if Sawyer declines.
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Dover
N. H
Jane
Ton John F. Cloutman
Farmington
Thomas Cog3well
Gilmanton
Congress
Luther J. McKenney
Knights of Labor
Grand Army
Chariea Hf. Sawyer
Sawyer
Milla
Haynes
Lake Villiage
Fitz John Porter
Daniel Hall
Boston
Hall
Montreal Mayor Beaugrand Visits Hartford Factories
Hartford officials hosted Mayor Beaugrand of Montreal and his party with a banquet by the First Regiment C N G officers. Governor Herrison and staff attended as speeches by the Governor Mayor Beaugrand Mayor Bulkeley and others were delivered before the delegation departed for Holyoke and then Montreal.
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Hartford
Conn
Beaugrand
Montreal
Herrison
Bulkeley
Holyoke
Mass
Military anticipated visit for Queen's birthday
Reports from Montreal indicate on the next Queen's birthday a reception will honor the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston the Twelfth Regiment of Connecticut and units from St Albans Troy and New York. Expectation of the Seventh from Troy. Volunteers promise a lively welcome and merry time.
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Montreal
Artillery Company
Boston
Connecticut
St. Alba's
Troy
New York
Dartmouth freshmen class supper held at St Johnsbury House
In St Johnsbury Vermont on March 19 the Dartmouth freshmen class supper was held at the St Johnsbury House. Thirty four members attended with E L Williams as toastmaster Aleck P Nelson as poet W K Whitney as edist R S Ward as orator and Frank Hazen as custodian of the class pipe.
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St. Johnsbury
Dartmouth
St. Johnsbury House
E. L. Williams
Aleck P. Nelson
W. K. Whitney
R. S. Ward
Frank . Hazen
Farmer’s son lingers in barn after hanging
James Palmer of New Durham scolds his thirteen year old son this afternoon. The boy goes to the barn and hangs himself from a beam with a rope. His body is found about an hour later in Dover XN.
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Dover
XN. H
James Palmer
New Durham
Gloucester Liquor Dealers Cracked Down as Saloons Close
Gloucester March 19 city officials push liquor crackdown with many saloons closing. In Police Court Henry Martin and John E Keefe were each fined 75 dollars and sentenced to three months in the house of correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mays
Henry Martin
John E. Keefe
House of Correction
Madison Man Struck by Train After Laying on Tracks
New Haven March 19 Charles Flowers of Madison lay down on Shore Line railroad tracks while intoxicated and was struck by a locomotive. He is expected to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Charles Flowers
Madison
Iron Workers Aroused at the Norway Works
Workers in the plate department of the Norway Iron Works press for more help after a new furnace. Superintendent Billings resists raises, warns of ruin, and a Knights of Labor committee plans to inspect books and seek wage increases. If denied, a general strike looms.
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Plate
Norway Iron Works
George E. Billings
Mr. Billings
Knights of Labor
Charles Billings
Metio Spelman
Billings
Omera
East Boston Ferry Labor Troubles Hit Hours and Wages
The East Boston ferry workforce faces long irregular hours and wage cuts amid a board that promised relief after a 1913 election. Workers report 6:30 a.m. to midnight shifts, missed pay for sick days, and selective layoffs while clerks enjoy paid vacations. Many plan to join the Knights of Labor as agitation grows.
Jay Gould responds to unions urging labor regulation
Jay Gould replies to citizens of Dallas and Greenville Tex denouncing strikes on the Missouri Pacific. He says the strike was ordered by a secret group after a neighboring railway discharged an employee and paralyzed four states. He argues the public will seek ways to regulate labor in railway transportation to prevent such actions.
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St. Louis
Hoxie
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Powderly
Kansas City
Kansas City, Mo
Hr. M. Hoxie
Messer Workman
Knights of Labor
T. V
Charleston
S. C
Dallas Merchants’ Exchange
Greenville
Tex
Jay Gould
8. C
Dallas
Missouri Pacific
The Theatre in Modern American Life Examined
Henry A. Clapp addressed the Massachusetts Society for the University Education of Women at Jacob Sleeper Hall on the theatre as a popular modern amusement. He noted theatre patronage widening across classes, changing architecture, and the tendency to reflect public taste while risking actor depreciation. He urged public disapproval of objectionable material and foresaw improved plays with a organized Boston Hissing Club.
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Jacob Sleeper Hall
Henry A. Clapp
The
Advertiser
Massachusetts Society For the University Education of Women
Enngland
Boston Hissing Club
Massachusetts First Celebrates Anniversary of First Company
A Cambridge City Hall meeting outlined the April 17 celebration plan for the first company sent to the rebellion. Sub-committees cover procession, music, dinner, schools, decorations, printing, and invitations. General Filocks named chief marshal. invitations extended to Company B, First Regiment, Cambridge G A R posts, and Captain J P Richardson as a guest.
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City Hall
Cambridge
General Hincks
John Kinnear
Bradford
Major Kemp
Colonel Lindsey
G. H. Howard
J. F. Chapman
D. H. Thurston
Warren Ivers
Tex
Remarkable Rising of the Mercury in London
London dispatches report Mr. Gladstone in the House of Commons promising to name a day next week to present Irish reform proposals. He cautioned against believing rumors, suggesting a government bill to carry plans into effect and urged skepticism on cabinet dissension rumors.
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London
Gladstone
House of Commons
Chamberlsin
Lord Randolph Churchill
Chamberiain
Weather Flare Ups Across Europe and Oil Talks In Baku
A London dispatch notes an abrupt rise to 62 degrees shattering a weeks long winter. Parisians face heat with sunstroke reports. St Petersburgh reports Russia moving to intensify petroleum field development, convening scientists engineers and producers in Baku on March 27 to discuss plans for oil exploration and export.
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London
Britain
Paris
Russia
ST. Petersburg
Apsheron
Caspian Sea
Baku
How a Mother Lost Her Daughter a Sec ond Time
Mrs. A. W. Bowden recounts a troubled journey to Minneapolis to locate her daughter who had left destitute circumstances. She describes finding her in a lumber district, arranging travel back to Boston, and encountering the daughter’s husband masked on a sleeping car. A note from the husband declared the proper place for a wife is with her husband.
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A. W. Bowden
Minneapolis
Third Street
South
Boston
Post
W. P. Talbot
Winona
Minn
Chicago
Albany
Tausorr
Minneap
Polo Players: Bostons Beaten by Salems at Salem Rink
In a crowded Salem rink last night the Bostons lost to the Salems 3 to 2 with Cooke scoring two goals for Salem. Referee O Connell had a rough first appearance, while Hill and Hargraves produced lively play for Salem and Somerville beat Cambridge 3 to 1 at Somerville.
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Bostons
Salems
Salem
Winslow
Reed
Doe
Wiliam H. O'Connell
Cook
Mervill
Hill
Bott
Hargraves
Cooke
Stamford
Somerville Meats
Cambridge
Somervilles
Cambridges
Somerville
Taylor
Dunning
Phelan
Barry
McCarthy
Vignaux Leaves New York Quietly For France
Maurice Vignaux sailed with his wife on the steamer St. Germain bound for Paris after a sudden departure from New York. He plans not to return before summer but abandoned the idea after a heavy defeat that damaged his reputation. He carried $2000 in cash paid by Chicago billiard room keepers and American fans.
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New York
Maurice Vignaux
France
St. Germain
Paris
Vienaux
Schaefer
George F. Slosson
Slosson
Vignaux
America
Billiari Room Keepers’ Association of Chicago
Chicago
Special prizes grow at New England Kennel Club beach show
The New England Kennel Club beach show lists numerous prizes donated by firms and dog lovers. Most donations are collars and medals for best dogs in various classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Kennel Club
Fancy dress carnival at Columbia rink prizes
The first fancy dress and costume carnival at the Columbia rink awarded thirteen diamond gold rings to Miss C. A. Howard Mr. B. C. Clay Miss B. M. Batchelor Mrs. F. B. Lawrence Mr. C. A. Smith Mr. Frank Brooks Miss Goodwin Mr. Kinsman Miss Nellie K. Morris Mr. W. J. Kelsey Miss Bertha Biggs F. M. Nichols Miss Lilliet Foster. Afterward a match was led by Mr. William F. Stone and Miss Fannie Kyle.
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Columbia Rink
C. A. Howard
B.C. Clay
B. M. Batcheloer
F. B. Lawrence
C. A. Smith
Frank Brooks
Goodwin
Kinsman
Nellie K. Morris
W. J. Kelsey
Bertha Biggs
F. M. Nichols
Lilliet Foster
William F. Stone
Fannie Kyle
Funeral for Josiah Lasell Held in Worchester Congregational Church
The funeral of Josiah Lasell of Northbridge was conducted in the Congregational Church at Wohi'ineville this afternoon by Rev. John R. Thurston. Rev. Dr. Hawkes of Springfield and Rev. Mr. Cutter of Buffalo, N.Y. participated. pallbearers included H. E. Eilis Dr. P. Gray Howard Burbank Robert Sprout Joshua Dale Henry F. Woodmaney George A Ornsby and Albert Whippie, all Whitin machine works employees.
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Worcester
Mass
Josiah Lasell
Northbridge
Wohi'ineville
John R. Thurston
Dr. Hawkes
Springfield
Mr. Cutter
Buffalo
N.Y
H. E. Eilis
P. Gray
Howard Burbank
Robert Sprout
Joshua Dale
Henry F. Woodmaney
George A Ornsby
Albert Whippie
Whitin Machine Works
Train wreck near Hawley kills fireman and injures engineer
Passenger train No. 4 on the Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad derailed nine miles west of Hawley at 5 30 p m. The engine and a box car left the track and a passenger coach overturned. The fireman died two hours after the crash and the engineer was badly injured. Two passengers escaped as crews work to clear the line tonight.
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Hawley
Pepin
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Final day of Japanese village at Boston Horticultural Hall
The village closes tonight after a crowded day with booths repeatedly blocked by visitors. Officials say nothing will be disturbed in the hall until the last visitor leaves.
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Boston
Horticultural Hall
Meeting Called by Boston Professionals on Irish Home Rule
A circular signed by prominent Boston figures invites all business and professional men at Meionnon to a Tuesday 3 PM meeting to discuss Ireland’s constitutional home rule under Charles Stewart Parnell, promising a careful and intelligent presentation of the case.
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M. D
George M. Towle
Charles E. Endicott
Solomon Friedman
Robert @. Fitch
Charlies W. Ernst
A. A. Miller
Joseph Bh. Woods
Robert Treat Paine
John J. Henry
Meionnon
Boston
Irish Parliamentary Party
Charles Stewart Parnell
Ireland
Stolen Horse and Buggy Recovered in Boston
A horse and buggy stolen from J. H. Ayers stable in Harvard square was found at a stable on Northampton street Boston where it was left the night of theft. A young man in Ward 5 is delivering false tele graph messages to collect charges. Over 150 invitations have been accepted.
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J. H. Ayer
Harvard Square
Northampton Street
Boston
Ward 5
Notable New Hampshire Official John Abbott Dies at 80
Hon John Abbott of Concord New Hampshire died Thursday at age eighty. A native of Concord he held many local posts including City Hall commission assistant fire chief assessor alderman street and bridge superintendent and mayor serving longest in that role since the city's start. He was known as Honest John. Also dying were Captain Wrres A Haskell of Winterport Maine and Samuel Fales of Somerville a customs inspector and veteran of Mexican and Civil Wars. Captain Haskell aged about forty two sailed from Boston last years barque Geneva. Samuel Fales 66 served in the customs service and fought at Gettysburg leaves a widow and daughter. Captain Joseph B H Crouse aged fifty eight a retired mariner longtime city resident and Liverpool Nova Scotia native. brother of Mrs James B Saville of Dorchester who died last week.
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John Abbott
Concord
N. H
Clemen
Honest John
Wrres A. Haskell
Winterport
Boston
Geneva
John 8
Emery & Co
Messrs
Atwood
Meir
Samuel Fates
Samuel Fales
Lever Street
Somerville
Yesgiersay
Fales
Custom House
Dover
Gettysburg
Grand Army
Masonic Order
Joseph &. Crouse
Joseph BH. Crouse
Liverpool
N.S
James B. Saville
Dorchester
Charlestown City Guard Armory Inspection Report
Colonel Horace T. Rockwell led an inspection of Company H Fifth Regiment at Winthrop Street Armory. Thirty eight enlisted men and two officers were present. Lieutenant Bourre first commanded then Captain Myers drilled the unit in arms and movements with praise for drill and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Winthrop Street
Horace T. Rockwell
Bourre
Captein Myers
Bateman
Oakes
Brown
McCarthy
Novel hotel suites offered at Mt Vernon summer resort
A new Mt Vernon North Carolina summer hotel planned as a hotel and ownership mixed venture. A Boston syndicate led by F O Kittredge and J F Wade will convert the Mt Vernon House into over 200 rooms sold as suites for ownership. Buyers gain hotel privileges and meals at set rates. The building is to be finished by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
N. C
F. O. Kittredge
J. F. Wade
Boston
Mt. Vernon House
Loyal Irving Lodge 5905 I O C F Ball Held Last Night
Loyal Irving Lodge 5905 I O C F M A held its fourteenth annual entertainment and ball at Wells Memorial Hall. The program opened with a speech by Provincial Grand Master A T Johnson, followed by vocal and instrumental performances and readings. Attendees included Grand Master A T Johnson Deputy Grand Master Clark Provincial Treasurer Fyans and Provincial Secretary Nuttall.
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Loyal Irving Lodge
M. A
Wells Memorial Hall
A. T. Johnson
A.T. Johnson
Clark
Fyans
Nuttall
Arrangemets
John White
Bert E. Stone
Harry Erees
J.h.nash
A. F. Cheney
J. J. Irvine
J. W. Lockyer
James Nuttall
H. J. Bach
R. Nuttall
A. *. Stone
J. R. Wescott
William Horsley
I. W.mclelan
M. H. Mainwaring
H. Haver
Floor
Messengers dispute leadership clarified in letters to the editor
A letter to the Post corrects an earlier report on the messenger strike. The writer says clerks and sergeants led the action, not messengers 50 and 62, and lists other trotter leaders and assistants while denying a green flag presence. The letter urges Remeboay to speak truthfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger Boys
Boston District
Post
Messengers No
Big A. m
Remeboay
Mail from Gunken Oregon Reaches New York Post
On March 19 the Cunard Company delivered another lot of mail from the gunken steamship Oregon to the New York post office at 8:30. It arrived at Staten Island via a pilot boat, bringing the total received to 222 bags of the 598 sent from England by the Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oregon
Cunard Company
Staten Island
England
Dorchester lacrosse club drafts meet at 17 Charles Street
Preparations are underway to form a lacrosse club in Dorchester A meeting of interested residents will be held at the home of E S Dilloway 17 Charles street next Thursday evening to organize the club and recruit players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
E. S. Dilloway
Charles Street
Dinner for Hon. J. W. Hammond at Revere House
A complimentary dinner for Hon. J. W. Hammond was hosted at the Revere House last night. About 130 guests were seated, with Mrs. H. M. Rogers giving a musicale at 309 Beacon Street, drawing around seventy five attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
J. W. Hammond
H. M. Rogers
Beacon Street
Piling on the Agony. Seinitz and Zukertort Draw In New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 19 Seinitz and Zukertort played a drawn chess game with a lengthy sequence of moves and comments on potential attacks. The match is described as even, with no incidents and a time control showing Zukertort facing a long game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Seinitz
Zukertort
Zukertort, Steinitz
Q Beg Ek
Hovit &Hc
Providence Father Seizes Child In Roxbury Abduction Attempt
William F Gregory of Providence along with friends attempted to seize his child from Texas avenue Roxbury. A crowd opposed the abduction and officers intervened placing the child in a home on Chardon Street while Gregory was jailed for his violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Gregory
Providence
Texas Avenue
Roxbury
William
Gregory
Chardon Street
Accident Shatters Newhall Leg at Mill
Mr. Charles H. Newhall son of Herbert B Newhall dealer in epices met with a serious accident at his father's mill yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock. While helping adjust a store the machinery started and his right leg was drawn between the stone and framework. He was taken home on Chestnut street and attended by Drs Warren of Boston and T F, C W Gilloupe of Lynn and Gris and Allen of East Saugus. Strong hopes are entertained that amputation will not be necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Richards
Metropolitan
Hours of Labor
Charles H. Newhall
Herbert B. Newhall
Chestnut Street
Ors. Warren
Boston
T. F
C. W. Gilloupe
Lynn
Gris and Allen
East Saugus
Faith Judge Assembly Meets at Odd Fellows Hall
Faith Judge in Charles Town held its annual assembly at Odd Fellows Hall last evening led by floor director A M Hayward. A list of aids included Edmund F Peters John B Le Favor Joseph W Linnell Albert H Beal Jr George W Le Favor Henry G Paul and others as Rev C W Saiter lectured on Palestine in Association Hall this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F
A. M
Charlestown
Odd Fellows’ Hall
A. M. Hayward
Edmund F. Peters
John 8. le Favor
Joseph W. Linnell
Albert H. Beal, Jr
George W. le Favor
Henry G. Paul
Joseph H. Whiton
Winfield F. Prince
James G. Jones
Wendell P. Stevens
C. W. Saiter
Palestine
Association Hall
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Legislature
Spooner and
Young
Pan Electric
Pam Electtric
Judicial Committee
House
Widcow
Hencock
Capital Notes
House Committee On
Sensation
Senvion
LtSw
Teviorso
Baiic
Holden
Mrs. Stowers
Selectman Stowers of
George HK. Stowers
Battershall
Gardbers Stable
Bekbulf
George
Eald
Paing
Adams
Boston Daily
Gardner
Maurice D. Collins
Varney Street
Post Office Department
Boston Postofice
Aston
Brockton
Michael Frawley
Bridgewater
New Hampshire
Mayo
Edison
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Road
Cregon
Cunard
Norway Works
Ferry
Mr. Hoxie
Texas and Pacific
Texas and Pacific Railway Company
Norcross Bros.’ Yard
Potemska
New Bedford
Unity Assembly
Knights of Lavor
Harrison Square
Boot and Shoe Cutters’ Assembly
Suw Knights of Labor
Odd Fellows
Senator Jones
Knights
Boston Ferries
East Boston Ferry Service
Electton
Piroteship
Knights of Lxpor
Moderna American Theatre
Massachusetts
Fer
Mercury
Chamberlain
Messie
Morley
Bright
Osborne
Morgan
Broadhurst
Heneage
Oli
Rush
Somerville Fay
Leydon
Somerville Tayor
Catbridge Taylor
Somerville Taylor
Phe
Robert B
Des
Woburns
New Bedfords
Woburn
John Irwin
Waltham
Haverhill
Murphy
Viignatx
Joosiah Lasell
Tast Bay
Angostura
J. J
B, Siegert & Sons
Oliver Otis Howard
Pope
Leeds
Sowdoin College
West Point
Military Academy
Howard
Maine Volunteers
Bull Run
Fair Oaks
Antietam
Chancelorsville
Freedman’s Bureau
Howard University
Army of the the Plaite
Hion
Trotears
Oregon’s
Porchester
Clarence Pullen
Tremont Temple
New Mexico
Picareague
Cable
Oliver Wendell Holmes
James Ruesell Lowell
Old South
Old South Fund
English High School
W. C. Perkins
A. Howe
J. A. Jackson
H. Wood
E, Putnam
D. F. Follett
W. Godfrey
Kindergarten
Joel
Messrs. Hoe
Post Publishing CO
Milk Street
Herr Steinitz
Dr.Zukertort
Dinck
Tremont Street
A. Oudinot
Laonclads
AKD Merrimac
WM. F. Halsall
Washington St
Park Theatre
Bayington
SAY State Carpet Furniture CO
Hanover St
Ashton
J. H. Ashton
State Street
Bostor
Insurance Agency
Kilby Street
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