Faelten to Found Rival Conservatory After Term Ends
Carl Faelten plans a new music school in the city after his term as director of the New England Conservatory ends in June. George Chadwick will lead the current institution instead, with Faelten aiming for a high standard and diplomas earned through long study.
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Carl Faelten
New England
Faelten
Adwick
Conservatory
Chadwick
Reinhold Faelten
New England Conservatory
Marie Dewing
Left Hook Wins at Weidon Avenue Club Fight
In Buffalo New York C C Smith known as Maloon s Thunderbolt defeated John Watson in a two minute bout via a left hook to Watson s jaw. Watson landed one solid punch. Smith weighed 179 pounds to Watson s 197. Smith tofight Bob Armstrong next. The prelim saw Jack McDonough beat Jake Harris in two rounds.
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Buffalo
N. Y
C. C. Smith
Maloon
Thunderbolt
Ohn Watson
Kanas City
Wealden Avenue
Smith
Watson
Bob Armstrong
Parson Davies
Jack McDonough
Rochester
Jake Harris
McDonough
Remarkable Year in Satin Balmorals and Congress Boots
Local retailer touts strong yearly sales of Mens Genuine Satin Oalf Balmorals and Congress Boots at $1.79. Large manufacturer order during dull season cut prices further. Shoes made from fine small skins with style fit and appearance of $5.00 footwear. warrants them. Window display available.
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Congress
Stylish shoes on display in show windows this week
A Misses' shoe sizes 11 to 2 priced at 1.50 and a Child's shoe sizes 84 to 1044 priced at 1. These fashionable durable shoes are being showcased in the store windows this week.
Cleveland Owners Plan Sale of Cleveland Club
Frank De Haas Robinson and Stanley Robison owners of the Cleveland team, joined by Hart of Chicago John T. Brush of Cincinnati and President Johnson of the Western League, met at the Auditorium Hotel and left for Indianapolis where they appeared to plan disposing of the Cleveland club.
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Chicago
Frank de Haas Robinson
Stanley Robison
Cleveland
Hart
John T. Brush
Cincinnati Club
Johnson
Auditorium Hotel
Indianapolis
Who Gave the Tip in Gloucester Liquor Raids
Gloucester reports lax enforcement of liquor laws sparks debate. Marshal Parsons faces calls for accountability as clergy press Mayor Cook to state enforcement stance. Rumors allege tips to dealers blocked raids. Judge Taft offered warrants if raids were led by court officers.
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Gloucester
Marshal Parsons
Cook
Taft
Robinson
Parsons
Missing South End girl faces charges after threat of poison
Mary C Lagassa, 17, of 75 L Street South Boston, returned after a March 10 disappearance. Found with a white powder in water, she resisted arrest before an officer from Station 12. Police say she has a history of running away and asylum stays, with previous identities and fire-setting incidents. She will be arraigned before Judge Fal in South Boston court.
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Mary C. Lagassa
Antonio Lagassa
L Street
South Boston
Station 12
Mary
Bloomingdale Asylum
Worcester
Weeks
Sharon Street
Lena Delamer
Tena Roberts
Rogers
Savin Hill Avenue
Whitcomb
Katie Clifford
Mrs. Jacobs
Creighton Street
Roxbury
Pennsylvania Factory Jobs Rise by 100000 in Six Months
State Factory Inspector Campbell reports 100,000 more Pennsylvanians are employed now than six months ago, indicating stronger employment across the state. He notes the gain reflects improved factory activity and hiring trends.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Campbell
Pennsylvania
Money in His Shoe Defendant Claims Bullard Identity
James Wilson, recently in a cheap lodging at 10 Washington Street, was jailed for drunkenness at Dedham Street station. A pocketbook with the name David Bullard was found. Wilson claimed it and the papers proved his true identity. He allegedly swapped wardrobes and hid the pocketbook in his shoe.
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James Wilson
Washington Street
Dedham Street
David Bullard
Wilson
Bullard
Brett
Crete Blockade Protest and Malaxa Fort Destruction
In Athens the government delivered a note to foreign representatives condemning the blockade of Crete as unjust given shared Greek and Christian ties. Insurgents in Crete destroyed the Malaxa fort with dynamite after a day of fierce fighting, signaling Christian resolve amid external pressure. European troops were reportedly occupying Malaxa, a move seen as irrelevant by locals, as garrison forces retreated.
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Athens
Crete
Jae Gremaent
Boule
Gladstone
Greece
Malaxa
Suda Bay
Canea
Insurgents Burn Mussulman Dwellings in Crete Skirmishes Continue
Fighting between Christians and Turks in Crete persists into this morning. Insurgents burned Mussulman homes at Perivotia and abandoned Kerotidi fort. Tsikalaria skirmishes persist near Suda. Insurgent losses around Malaxa tally 200. A 120‑man Russian rifle company from Odessa arrived today.
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Canea
Crete
Mussulman
Perivotia
Kerotidi
Tsikalaria
Suda
Malaxa
Odessa
Greeks Go Home to Fight for King George
One hundred and fifty young Greeks boarded the French liner La Champagne at 11 tonight and will sail for Greece tomorrow to offer their services to King George. Nearly all have served in the Greek army, many as officers, with a few exceptions.
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Athens
Greece
George
New York
la Champagne
George Ase Enichera
Ae Wee Ee
Plague Cure Found By New York Health Officer
Dr Alvah H Doty the New York health officer reports an anti toxin for bubonic plague. It is produced by inoculating a horse with plague bacilli and drawing serum from it. Experiments in white mice show the serum prevents death and has curative qualities after infection.
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New York
Alvah H. Doty
New Democratic Combine Aims To Control Boston City Committee
The Boston Democratic leaders McNary Hayes and Lomasney unite to capture the 1897 city committee leadership and potentially block Mayor Quincy. They face opposition from Corbett and allied figures while allies like Murph y Kennedy Fitzgerald and Quinn maneuver for influence in Ward 3 and beyond. Strong personalities mix in a fatal contest over mayoral prospects and party control.
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Boston
James E. Hayes
Charlestown
William S. McNary
South Boston
Martin M. Lomasney
West End
Hayes
Quincy
Joseph J. Corbett
Messrs. Hayes
Corbett
Mr. Corbett
John R. Murphy
Sanderson
O'Neil
James O’brien
Hayes- McNary-Lomasney
John A. Kelcher
Ward 9
Patrick J. Kennedy
Ward 2
John Quinn
Mr. Fitzgerald
Quinn
McNary
Bader
Lomasney
Boston Woman Robs Dorchester Man on Chelsea Street
John McCarthy of Dorchester reports being robbed by a woman he met in Boston named Annie Baker. They travelled by ferry to Chelsea where a quarrel led to assault and the loss of his pocketbook containing $34. The attacker returned to Boston.
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John McCarthy
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester District
Chelsea
McCarthy
Boston
Annie Baker
Woman falls in fit on Dow and Harrison
At 8 10 last night an unknown woman collapsed in a hysterical fit at Dow street and Harrison avenue. She was taken to City Hospital. She is about 30, 5 feet 6 inches, 125 pounds, with a medium complexion and dressed in dark clothing.
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Dow Street
Harrison Avenue
City Hospital
Cuban authorities Free Political Suspect Cesar Esquerio Montero
Cesar Esquerio Montero born in Key West, arrested in Havana two weeks ago as a political suspect, was released today without conditions. The release came at the initiative of Spanish authorities while the American consulate did not acknowledge the arrest. Montero plans to return to Key West shortly.
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Havana
Cesar Esquerio Montero
Key West
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