Senate Ratifies Cuban Reciprocity Treaty After Closed Session
The Senate adjourned sine die at 5:15 p m after ratifying the Cuban reciprocity treaty by 60 to 16 with amendments. The vote to ratify the treaty itself stood 50 to 16, with debates and committee amendments on tariff reductions for flour cornmeal and cotton goods. President received notice of ratification and expressed gratification for the action.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cullom
Cuba
United States
Bacon
United
Hanna and Cockrell
Daniel M. Ramsdell
Kernwood Falls to 9th Artillery in Mystic Valley match
Maiden March 19 Kernwood was swept in three straight by 9th Artillery in the Mystic Valley league candlepin series. Herrick led Kernwood with a 93 on single strings and Martin rolled a 260 for three strings.
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Kernwood
9Th Artillery Tonight
Herrick
Martin
Melrose Club Defeats Glendon In Interclub Tilt
Melrose Club won straight against Glendon on home lanes in an Interclub match. Melrose total 1297 to Glendon 1262. Phillips led Glendon with 101 single and 286 overall.
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Melrose
Glendon
Phillips
Murray and Irwins Candle Pin Tournament Opens Tonight
The annual individual candle pin tournament begins this evening at 8 30 and runs through April 10 with a final 120 high men rolling off scheduled on the closing night.
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Murray & Irwin
Melrose Tops Charlestown in Close North Migse Match
In a North Migse scene bowling clash Melrose defeats Charlestown Y M A 2 games to 1 in a rolloff after tight regular games. Melrose total 1190 to 1187 in the deciding set. Individual scores list Fottler Pettingill Gravelle Beeler Seward and others with narrow margins.
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Charlestown
Beecer
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Danforth
Scampton
Pettingill
Fountain
Beeler
Seward
Gravelle
A Sharman
Melrose Wen Rolloff
South Boston Dominates New Cen See League Night
South Boston posted the high score of 1418 led by OY Donald of Boylston with a 130 single and 321 total to crown top honors. The team won three straight games over Norwood while the Independents were shut out.
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Fre
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Smith
Hall
Dutcher
Hubbar
South Boston
OY Donald
Boylston
Norwood
Independents
Mt. Pleasant
Hyde Park
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Creed
Mason
Jackma Os
Roby Wee
MT. Rae
Linton
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McAteer
Peters
Ates Seeee
Pickard
Harrop
Whipple
Lane
Sadler
Davidson
Donal Oreee
Jones
Aeeseee
Chitticeee
Young Weeee
22-Footers Adopted In Massachusetts Yacht Rules
The Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts adopted a new 22 foot cabin class and a 21 foot cabin class with a sail area limit tied to displacement. Existing Class S remains but likely unused. New rules raise entry fees, require official measurement, and change protest costs. Officers were elected and 31 clubs reported in the association.
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Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
Rowe's Wharf
Boston Yacht Club
J. E. Doherty
Louis M. Clark
C. F. Adams
Sumner H. Foster
Autos Draw Big Crowd at Boston Show at Symphony Hall
The Boston auto show drew the largest attendance of the week at Symphony Hall with dealers predicting over 250000 dollars in orders by tomorrow night. Theatrical attendees included Miss Ethel Barrymore Miss Millie James Miss Josie Hall Henry Miller James K Hackett and Richard Carle, who drew attention away from the cars for a time.
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Symphony Hall
Bostom
Ethel Barrymore
Millie James
Josie Hall
Henry Miller
James K. Hackett
Richard Carle
Kidney-Wort Tablets touted as universal kidney cure
An early 20th century style advertisement claims Dr. Pettingill's Kidney-Wort Tablets cure all kidney diseases and related conditions. The copy emphasizes total kidney cleansing, warns against mere stimulation, and includes a testimonial from John J. Hoag of Burlington Vermont. It urges action at first symptoms and asserts safety for all ages.
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John J. Hoag
Loomis St
Burlington
Vermont
Kelley Whips Schindler in Portsmouth Boxing Card
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on March 19 the Rivermouth A C held sparring and wrestling bouts at Pierce Hall. The main event saw Emergency Kelley defeat Young Schindler of Boston in a ten round boxing match. Jerry Callahan and Joe Mullins of Boston drew after six fast rounds.
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N. H
Rivermouth A. C
Pierce Hall
Kelley
Young Schindler
Boston
Jerry Callahan
Joe Mullins
Kid Parker
Ed Gilligan
Canada
Callahan
Mullins
Malden Wins YMCA Indoor Championship in Boston
Cambridge wins the YMCA athletic meet shield with 31 points in Boston. Boston places second with 16.5 points and Malden third. G H Gidney of Malden ties the association high jump record at 6 feet 10 inches and sets an unofficial private trial mark of 5 feet 10 3 4 inches as the meet was not sanctioned.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Boston
Morse Vocal Recital at Steinert Hall Draws Large Audience
A vocal recital by Frank B. Morse pupils in Steinert Hall featured solos by Fred Bates Theodora Carter Edward Orchard Gertrude Newman Edith Frost Fred P. Hastings Robert C. Martin Alma E Woodcock and the Morse choral class with accompaniments by Alice Siever and John C Manning. The program included works by Pinsuti Foote Bohm Franz Mozart Aylward Liszt MacDowell Thomas Dell Acqua Handel Dvorak Schubert Gounod and Benedict and the performance drew an eager crowd and earned praise.
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Alice Siever
John C. Manning
Fred Bates
Theodora Carter
Edward Orchard
Gertrude Newman
Edith Frost
Fred P. Hastings
Robert C. Martin
Alma E. Woodcock
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Bohm
Franz
Mozart
Aylward
Liszt
MacDowell
Thomas
Dell 'Acqua
Handel
Dvorak
Schubert
Gounod
Benedict
Riley declines Brookline Board of Selectmen recount
Charles E. Riley will not file for a recount of his defeat in the Brookline Board of Selectmen race. The petition deadline expired yesterday. Riley said he chose not to pursue a recount despite signaling intention on election night, noting Brookline has had no recount in years and it could set a precedent.
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Charles E. Riley
Brookline
Wage clash pits street railway workers against Boston lines
Old Colony and Boston and Northern reject union recognition and wage hikes. A mass meeting at 11 AM on March 19 will decide on a possible strike across the two systems, with younger workers pushing for a 25 cent per hour flat rate and old hands defending existing raises. The clubs face a potential-wide work stoppage if the two firms and the union clash.
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Old Colony Street Railway
International Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees
Massachusetts
Washington Street
Lynn
George A. Rose
Post
Old Colony Company
Boston & Northern Management
Old Colony
Boston
Dilworth
Waterbury
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey for cough relief
An health advisory links chronic cough to lung and throat distress and promotes Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey with leaf sugar as a gentle remedy. It claims purity free from chemical aging or fusel oil and urges an impartial trial, noting availability from licensed dealers and druggists.
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Graves
Maryland
Mwe
Graves’ Maryland
Longshoremen Seek Wage Hikes In City Conference
About 3000 dock workers press for 40 cent hour raises and 30 minute lunch, plus 50 cent night rate, at a meeting with major steamship lines including Cunard and Furness. Companies cite slack business and oppose concessions, with a decisive reply expected.
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Werren
Red Star
Manchester
Leyland
Dominion
Allan
Wilson's and Furness
Puritan
Bristol
Rotterdam
Trades Council of Noddle Island Assembly
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O'Connell Assembly of
Charlestown
Longshoremen’s Assembly
South Boston
Eureka Assembly
Longshoremen’s Provident Union
Longshoremen Press Petition for Higher Wages
Debate over wage raises continues as longshoremen insist they know what they are doing and pursue earnest petitions for higher pay. Officials and workers clash over the best path forward.
Unions Demand Higher Pay and Rule Changes
A formal request seeks more money and rule changes with a demand for immediate concession by April 1. Failure to comply could trigger a strike on that date. Unions plan a meeting Tuesday with a potential special session if needed.
250 West Virginia Miners Indicted
Charleston West Virginia March 19 United States grand jury returned over 20 indictments against miners and participants in the alleged hold up of Deputy Marshal Cunningham at Atkinsville and in the Stamford battle between miners and deputy marshals. Indictments accuse resistance of federal authority and conspiracy in other cases. Deputy Marshal Cunningham will organize a posse to arrest the indicted and trouble is feared.
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W. Va
United States Grand Jury
Cunningham
Atkinsville
Stamford
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