Retaliation Talks Raise Rail and Trade Law Doubts
Ottawa MPs report rising pressure for retaliatory bills in Canada. Three measures target alien labor immigration and wrecking laws amid U S tariff shifts. Lawmakers foresee passage with limited opposition as border industries push for protection and cautious tariff reform.
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Ont
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United States
Great Britain
Ontario
Cowan
South Essex
Canada
Russell
Halifax
Atlantic Monthly
Eliot
Harvard University
Laurier
Fifth annual ball of Theatrical Associates held at Pythian Hall
The fifth annual ball of the Theatrical Associates was held in Pythian Association Hall last evening with over 300 attendees. Dancing continued until 5 o'clock this morning.
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The
Theatrical Associates
Pythian Association Hall
D A R Convention Opens in Charles Russell Lowell Hall
The annual department convention of the Daughters of Veterans opened in Charles Russell Lowell Hall with Miss Cora B. Pike presiding. Reports from Miss Addie York and Emma Baxter highlighted progress, opals were sent to Miss Pike, and the order grows to 14 tents with 448 members as speeches and music filled the day.
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Charles Russell Lowell Hall
Cora B. Pike
Addie York
Ida J. Allan
Mary Kenny
Washington Post
Albuquerque
N. M
Thomas
J. Payson Bradley
George S. Evans
Soldiers’ Home
L. A. Turner
Relief Corps
William T. Tisdale
Sons of Veterans
Gilman
Evans vs O Connor case goes to jury in alienation suit
Lawrence March 26 The famous case Evans against O Connor for the alienation of his wife's affections has been sent to the jury. Evans also sues Mrs Merrill for alleged complicity seeking 10000 damages in each action. Judge Lilley charged and a sealed verdict awaited Monday morning with expected jury disagreement.
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William FE. Merrill
Lilley
Hibernian Division expands with 21 new members
Military Division 37 A O H at Monument Hall Charlestown inducted twenty one new members including Daniel Brady Cornelius Bennett Denis Kelleher Andrew Ryan John Hogan John Sullivan John McGrath Michael J Kelly Dennis Ob r i en Cornelius Sullivan John Plute Jeremiah Cullinane Maurice Connors John Kelleher James O'Brien Cornelius Buckley John ONeil John Kelleher Cornelius Sullivan Frank P Morse John Broughan Jeremiah Lynch The event followed a Sunday mass at St Mary's Church and elevated the division's presence in Suffolk County.
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Daniel Brady
Cornelius Bennett
Denis Kelleher
Andrew Ryan
John Hogan
John Sullivan
John McGrath
Michael J. Kelly
Dennis O’brien
Cornelius Sullivan
John Plute
Jeremiah Cullinane
Maurice Connors
John Kelleher
James O’brien
Cornelius Buckley
John O'Neil
Frank P. Morse
John Broughan
Jeremiah Lynch
St. Mary’s Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Suffolk County
Monument Society
Chelsea
South Boston
East Boston
Somerville
Nellie Hurley
Mary Lucey
Mary McCarthy
Nellie Murphy
Bessie Hunt
Suffolk County Board
Dexter Hall
Wells Memorial Building
John H. Helmund
Helmund
Massachusetts
Entries Open as Boston Horse Show Accepts Entries Tonight
The Boston Horse Show will close entries tonight with the official offices at 60 State Street open until 10 oclock to receive registrations. The event urges all entrants to submit before the deadline.
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Boston
Decoy Tug George W Childs Heads North as Filibuster Ship Feints
Key West reports a steam tug George W Childs moving from Bahia Honda with a large coal load between 8 and 9 PM. A filibustering steamer did not enter the harbor and the revenue cutter Winona was sent to Bahia Honda. Authorities say men and arms were on the keys north of Key West ready for shipment.
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Bahia Honda
United States Revenue Cutters
George W. Childs
Winona
Here
Conviction in Cuba Filibuster Case Returns Guilty Verdict
The jury found Dr. Joseph J. Lewis guilty in the U S court after a three day trial for conspiring with General Carlos Roloff to send a July 1895 filibustering expedition aboard the James Woodall. Sentencing awaits a Monday motion for new trial. fine up to 3000 dollars and up to three years imprisonment.
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Joseph J. Lewis
United States
Carlos Roloff
Cuba
James Woodall
Morris
Reputed Patriot Defeat Report From Philippines
Senor Baldasano the Spanish consul-general in New York received a telegram from Madrid claiming the capture of Imuso the patriot stronghold in the Philippine Islands. Ca vite Viejo was surrounded and in flames according to the message. The consul-general believes the rebellion nearly at an end.
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Senor Baldasano
Spain
Washington
Imuso
Philippine Islands
Cavite Viejo
Philippines
Spaniards Mensive Outlook on Rebellion in Manila
Madrid dispatch from the Imparcial correspondent reports Spaniards in Manila take a gloomy view of the outlook. They believe rebellion may recur in an aggravated form even if temporarily suppressed.
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Manila
Imparcial
Local Wringer Company Ad in Boston
The American Wringer Company lists wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Cornhill Boston. Repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
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Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
X-RAY TRIUMPH IDENTIFIES BULLET NEAR HEART
George A. Smith 17 was brought to Cambridge Hospital with a bullet in his chest. Eric Mackay 17 was arrested for the shooting. X-ray tests failed previously, but an instructor and two doctors located the bullet near the fourth rib behind the breastbone. No operation planned as Smith shows no current distress.
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George A. Smith
Cambridge
Eric Mackay
Smith
Cambridge Manual Training School
Warner
Harvard Captain A A A Registration Debate
Captain Vincent of Harvard Mott Haven acknowledged to a Post representative that he sent a personal letter to A A Stagg of Chicago University opposing the Amateur Athletic Union registration rules. He stressed the letter stated his personal view, not Harvard Athletic Association policy, and referenced the rule requiring athletes to register and pay $1 to compete or face disqualification.
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Harvard Mott Haven
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Chicago University
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Harvard Athletic Association
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Trio of challengers eyed for rowing clash and east coast bets
East Boston star Joe Whitehead aims to outpace Ten Eyck and Joe Maguire in a three cornered rowing match if Ten Eyck stays home in England Whitehead also proposes a separate race with Ten Eyck. The Lenox and Quincy candlepin league plans a 25 dollar trophy playoff. Harvard Penn duals ref by William B. Curtis May 8 at Cambridge. Chicago Military tournament invitees include Weters Jarvis Sheldon Hollister Burke Hjertberg Buck Hol lander Sands. South Boston Athletic Association stockholders meet at St Augustine's Hall Sunday 2 PM.
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Jerome Buck
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F Street
Sunday Services at Parker Memorial Unitarian Church
At Parker Memorial Unitarian Church the Benevolent Fraternity of Churches presents Sunday evening services titled Messages for the Times. On March 28 at 7 30 the Rev Samuel M Crothers speaks on Forgiveness of Sins with music by Emily B E Woodward soprano Leon Van Vieit cello and Howard M Dow organist. All seats free and a hearty welcome.
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the Times
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Leon van Vieit
Howard M. Dow
Thaddeus Cobb Attempts Suicide Over Business Troubles
Thaddeus Cobb, 55, a noted machinery dealer in Middlesire, attempted to end his life with laudanum at his Middlesire shop. He wrote a letter predicting his death, half the dose was taken before a bookkeeper halted him. he was hospitalized and deemed out of danger. Cobb, a former member of the Board of Aldermen, faced possible mental strain from business troubles.
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Thaddeus Cobb
Mr. Co
Cobb
Aldermen
Connecticut Valley Amateur Rowing Association Formed
A meeting of delegates from Springfield and nearby clubs organized the Connecticut Valley Amateur Rowing Association. Six clubs were represented, with J. P. Coogan elected president and F. Kneehold secretary. A regatta on July 5 was planned with $500 public funds and private subscriptions for prizes. Competition aims to draw crews from Boston and New York.
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Sprinfield Boat Club
Atlanta Boat Club
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Hartford Bowi Association
Thompsonville Athletic Asociation
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