Freeze Out Plan Aims 13 Republican Seats One Democratic
A Republican leadership statement outlines a redistricting plan to create 13 Republican districts and 1 Democratic, effectively freezing out Congressmen Thayer and Naphen. The plan redraws Boston wards and surrounding areas, keeps several districts intact, and delays congressional action to focus on gas, electric, and transit issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Naphen
Boeton
Guild
Joshua B.holden
Charlestown
Sam Powers
Sam McCall
Boston
Cambridge
Myers
Attre
Post
Lodge
Buswell
Methuen
Woburn
Peabody
Knox
Gale
Natick
Charles Q. Tirrell
E. L. Osgood
Hopedale
Marblehead
Roberts
Chelsea
Suffolk County
Firemen Injured In Perryville House Fire
March 22 near Webster Centre a woollen maker Josiah Perry residence was damaged when an overheated stove in an ell kitchen caused a blaze. Fireman Eugene Osborne and John Stevens entered through heavy smoke. Stevens was found on the second floor nearly unconscious. Damage under $5000, insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Perry
Perryville
Webster Centre
Eugene Osborne
John Stevens
Stevens
Arrest Expected in Shoreham Case
In Middlebury Vermont on March 22 officers expect the arrest of a man in Shoreham for hourly charges. Several names are mentioned on the street but police offer no timetable for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Shoreham
Fosburgs Seen Leaving Providence Hotel After Murder Charge
Robert L. Fosburg and his son Robert L. Fosburg, charged with killing his sister, were at the Narragansett Hotel in Providence this evening but disappeared soon after arriving and could not be found at any local hotel later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Robert L. Fosburg
Narragansett Hotel
Archaeology Department to Open at Phillips Academy
Andover March 22 A department of archaeology will open at Phillips Academy on May 1. A private foundation funded by undisclosed friends will insure a suitable building an endowment for instruction research publication and a large collection of specimens. Principal Bancroft and Warren K Moorehead will head the department with Charles Peabody as honorary director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Phillips Academy
Bancroft
Warren K Moorehead
Charles Peabody
Cambridge
Kropotkin Delivers Last Russian Literature Lecture
Prince Peter A Kropotkin gave his final lecture for the Lowell Institute last evening on Russian literature. Attendees heard a detailed account of Russia's political writers art critics and satirists with attentive listeners throughout the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter A. Kropotkin
Lowell Institute
Russia
Worcester Traction Co Votes Sale of Road to Vermilye Co
Stockholders of Worcester Traction Company ratify the contract transferring ownership of Worcester trol ley lines to Vermilye Co of New York at a noon meeting in New York. The sale marks a formal transfer of control of the Worcester street railway assets to the Vermilye partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Worcester Traction Company
Worcester
Mass
Vermilye & Co
Czar Guards Tighten Security as Plot Reports Grow
St Petersburg reports indicate plots against the authorities with money funneled to workers to back disaffected students. The czar’s security tightens with a five desk study, steel armored rooms, and walls as a precaution. Police redeploy on main streets and orders limit public gatherings with imprisonment up to three months and fines to 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Cologne
Volks Zeittung
M. Kleigels
Gabrilowitsch Opens Chickering Hall Recital
Ossip Gabrilowitsch offered a third pianoforte recital in Chickering Hall with Beethoven and Chopin works plus Schumann Dvorak Raff and Liszt selections. He was warmly applauded and repeated the Chopin waltz as recalls drew extra numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Chickering Hall
Beethoven
Schumann
Chopin
Gabrilowitsch
Dvorak
Raff
Liszt
Morphine fueled attack at Broadway cafe injures three
Robert Moulton a Columbia architecture student opened fire in Pabst's Rathskeller on Forty Second Street injuring Alexander W. Dingwall and John B. Leffingwell while Miss Minnie Seligman escaped a fatal shot. Dingwall remains seriously hurt at Roosevelt Hospital. Leffingwell lightly wounded. Moulton held on $5000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Hayden Moulton
Columbia College
Minnie Seligman
Alexander W. Dingwall
John B. Leffingwell
Pabst
Broadway
Moulton
Miss Seligman
Mr. Leffingwell
Mr. Dingwall
Miss
Roosevelt Hospital
Springfield
Tenn
Boston
Criterion Hotel
Dingwall
Leffingwell
Jacob Litt
Milwaukee
John D. Leffingwell
Mr. Litt
Mme. Modjeska
Otis Skinner
Hart
Moulton Is Moved From West Side Prison To Bellevue Hospital
Moulton was removed tonight from the West Side prison to Bellevue Hospital due to deteriorating health tied to alcohol and drug use. The transfer follows notice of collapsed conditions linked to his intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
West Side
Bellevue Hospital
Mayor to study waiving taxes on Spanish War regiments
Salem March 22 Mayor Hurley will probe uncollected city taxes totaling over 170000. Some heirs of the Eighth Regiment who served in the Spanish war seek tax exemption for that year and may petition the Board of Aldermen. Debate continues on whether aldermen or assessors hold the abatement power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Hurley
Eighth Regiment
Board of Aldermen
A Delicate Child advised to use Scott's Emulsion
A recommendation for giving a small amount of Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil to a delicate child after meals with caution. It notes effects are slow to appear, advises gradual use, and offers a trial bottle from Scott and Bowne of New York.
Papyri Open Life of Ancient Egypt to Tax and Birth Records
Egypt Exploration Fund reveals 43 Fayum papyri plus materials from Oxyrhynchus. Pieces at Yale Harvard Penn Columbia Hamilton Vassar Princeton Johns Hopkins show tax returns births and land records from the first centuries AD. Notable texts include Iliad and Odyssey fragments and a voter notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Winslow
Egypt Exploration Fund
Oxyrhychus
Fayum
Yale
Achilles
Hector
Harvard
Ischylas
Thassarion
Serlin
Princeton
Sambous
Dius
Herodes
Johns Hopkins
Ptollarous
Euhermeria
Japan may fight the Russian bear in Asia crisis
London dispatch reports a pessimistic foreign office view of Far East tensions after the Tien Tsin settlement. Japan opposes any secret China Russia, seeks a free hand against Russia, with possible moral support from Britain Germany and possibly the United States. The Japanese legation notes concern over China's integrity and possible arbitration on Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Foreign Office
Far East
Tien Tsin
Japan
Russia
China
Korea
Associated Press
England
Germany
United States
Legation
Great Britain
St. Petersburg
Troops Withdraw From Tien Tsin Dispute Quieted
British headquarters report withdrawal of Russian and British forces from Tien Tsin amid assurances of discipline. M De Giers envisions amicable settlement in London and St Petersburg. Generals Baillaud and Lorne Campbell dine together as French troops vow no repeat offensives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Tien Tsin
M. de Giers
China
London
St. Petersburg
Baillaud
Lorne Campbell
Piracy Surge Reported on the Pearl River In Canton
United States consul at Canton Robert M. McWade reports a sharp rise in piracy on the est River with ships attacked near Canton and cargoes stolen. Three pirates have been captured and beheaded in the presence of foreign consuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. McWade
United States
Canton
Est
Harvard Classical Club to Present Birds Greek Play
The Classical Club of Harvard presents Birds the Greek play for the first time. The cast includes D. T. Clark as Prethetarios and C. W. Harvay as Promethius, with twenty graduate students in the supplementary chorus. Music by Professor Paine and direction by Professors Wright Moore White Gulick and Winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Classical Club
Harvard
Tey
Wright
Moore
White
Gulick
Winter
Paine
Glee Club
Warren A. Locke
Prethetarios
Ruler of the Birds
D. T. Clark
Promethius
C. W. Harvay
Poseidon
D. Cameron
Herakles
F. W. Doherty
P. Barry
O. S. Tonks
Zeus
A. E. Hoyle
Catarrh Cured After Eight Decades by Remedy Powder
An 80 year old man with long catarrh claims Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder cured him. George Lewis Shamokin Pa writes of a rapid ten minute relief and calls the cure a miracle. Sold by Burwell & Sons and all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
George Lewis
Shamokin
Burwell & Sons
Boylston
Washington
Five Dollars Reward for Cleveland's Democratic Plans
In the Commoner a sarcastic offer of rewards is made to former President Cleveland for a written statement, not to exceed 50 words, applying Democratic principles to five current questions. An additional $1 reward seeks explanation for changing views on public questions since the recent campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Mr. Bryan
Cleveland
Kansas City
Mr. Cleveland
Treasury
J. P. Morgan
Express thieves nab three men in East Boston raid
Louis Wolfson, 31, of 253 Marginal Street East Boston, arrested with alleged accomplices Julius Harrison and Harry Lavine of Lynn on receiving stolen property. Officers found dry goods worth 87.60 at Wolfson’s 103 Chauncy Street, linked to December theft from C. B. Bean’s Express at 72 Bedford Street. $144 in goods found with Harrison and Lavine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wolfson
Marginal Street
Boston
Goff and Kelly
Division 4
Julius Harrison
Harry Lavine
Lynn
C Ae
South End
C. B. Bean
Bedford Street
Wolfson
Harrison and Lavine
Roosevelt Honored At Dinner In New York
Vice President Roosevelt was the central figure at a dinner tonight in his honor at the Hotel Marie Antoinette hosted by Captain William L. Flannagan of the Second Battery New York 8th N G. Among the guests were Colonel William Carey Sanger the new assistant Secretary of War and others without military titles District Attorney Philbin Justice John Proctor Clark and De Witt C Flannagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Marie Antoinette
William L. Flannagan
N. Y
N. G
William Carey Sanger
Philbin
John Proctor Clark
de Witt C. Flannagan
Nightstreet Fight Injures Roxbury Youth
Jeremiah J Hourihan aged 14 Calumet Street Roxbury fractured his right ankle in a street fight at 6 30 p m yesterday at the corner of Heath and Parker streets. He was removed to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah J. Hourihan
Calumet Street
Roxbury
Heath and
Parker Street
City Hospital
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Matter
Webster
Fosburgh
Fosburgs
Prince Kropotkin
Worcester Trolley Lines
Gzar
Salvation Oil
Ford
Conn
Little Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Nile
Buffalo Exposition
Paul E. Bartlett
Court of Fountains
Bryan
Teddy
Hunter
Baltimore
Mark
Mimi
Wellington
East Boston
John C. M'Gee & CO
Summer Street
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