Boston Kennel Show Prep Signals Big Beach Event
Superintendent Loveland of the New England Kennel Club directs a large force at Mechanics' Building as preparations begin for next week's beach show in Boston. Many dogs arrive Sunday and Monday. Notable entrants include Bonnie Lad, a bulldog bloodline champion, and Remlick Bovie Sl., a heavyweight bull bitch, both highlighted in today’s Post as top entries for the New England show.
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Loveland
New England Kennel Club
Mechanics’ Building
Boston
W. A. Leonard
Edgbaston Premier
Remlick Bovie Sl
New England
Pension Granted to Injured Fireman Scott by Cities Committee
The Cities Committee voted yesterday to grant Andrew C. Scott, a discharged fireman, a pension from his discharge date June 7 1895. Scott was severely injured in a 1873 fire at Blackstone and Hanover streets, later returning to service as a clerk after recovery. The pension totals 80 dollars annually and retroactive payments are expected.
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Committee On Cities
Andrew C. Scott
Scott
Blackstone
Hanover Streets
Russell
W. F. Adams
Beott
House
Senate
Thieves Loot Jail Cell in Richmond Me
Thieves entered the town lockup in Richmond Maine last night and seized 120 bottles of lager beer and two dozen bottles of whiskey that had been seized at a hotel yesterday. Attempts were made to break into several stores with one successful theft of a small amount of valuables. The jail robbery unsettles officers who lack a capable crew to pursue the case.
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Richmond
Richmond Pardoned After Burglary Forgery Scandals
Harry 8. Richmond of Breckton was pardoned by Governor Crane after serving time for forgery and burglary linked to the Randolph National Bank. He faced three year terms in 1897, was rearrested on related charges, and powers behind his pardon involved supporters including J J Whipple Alice C Flagg and Fred T Richmond.
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Harry 8
Richmond
Breckton
Crane
Randolph National Bank
Harry
J. J. Whipple
Alice C. Flagg
Fred T. Richmond
Sheldon
Plymouth
Brockton
Loyed E Chamberlain
Committee On Pardons of the Executive Council
Forest Fire Threatens Eyp Forest Lands Near Dreamwold
Fire burned over 100 acres of woods near Egypt today, threatening houses and barns on estates of Edwin Young and others. Thomas W. Lawson's Dreamwold farm fire service, soldiers of 200 Italian laborers, and fire wardens battled the flames with back fires until the blaze was controlled.
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Egypt
Thomas W. Lawson
Dreamwold
Edwin Young
Mr. Lawson
Charles M. Ferguson
Horace FE. Litchfield
Harlow Rogers
John Pierce
Charles Peare
Egypt Beach
Dreamword
B. P
William and
Henry Driscoll
Notable Boston Theatre sketches and upcoming musical events
In Quincy Adams Sawyer stage scenes Marion Bate performs a song with George W. Wilson drawing strong praise at the Hollis. Hofmann Kreisler Gerardy concert looms at Symphony Hall. Lambs Club plans a new clubhouse theatre to fundraise. Wallack's hosts a May ladies’ gambol. Edwin H. Lemare organ recital set for next Wednesday. Hilda Spong to England this summer then Frohman company leading lady. Paul Potter to score a new musical comedy with Leslie Stuart. Frohman to present in New York. Jean and Edouard De Keszke summoned by King Edward VII for London coronation festivities.
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Quincy Adams Sawyer
Boston Theatre
Marion Bate
Lillian Durrell
George W. Wilson
Boston Lancers
Jas
Hollis
Josef Hofmann
Fritz Kreisler
Jean Gerardy
Symphony Hall
The
Lambs Club
New York
Charles Frohman
Garrick Theatre
Aires
Wallack
Daniel Frohman
Paul Potter
Leslie Stuart
Petncran
No May
Jean
Edouard de Keszke
Edward VII
London
Attack on Funston and oleomargarine bill debate in Senate
In Washington March 27 the Senate heard Kansas's Mr. Harris argue for an oleomargarine bill with a 10 cent adulterated butter tax and regulation of renovated butter. Wisconsin's Mr. Quarles condemned the industry as fraudulent and urged swift enactment. Colorado's Mr. Patterson attacked General Funston over Aguinaldo comments, citing wartime deception rules and the enemy uniform. The session adjourned after 4 p.m. into executive session until Monday.
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Washington
Senate
Harris
Kansas
Quarles
Wisconsin
Patterson
Colorado
General Funston
Aguinaldo
Associated Press
Topeka
Kam
Lotus Club
New York
Senate Committee On Philippines
Mr. Patterson
Cholera Abates in Manila With Milder Cases
It is believed the cholera in Manila has abated with today’s cases being milder. The disease has been entirely confined to natives and Chinese residents.
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Manila
Boston Theatre Season Brims With Notable Acts This Week
Holy Week at the Boston profits from Quincy Sawyer and Cap of Fortune benefiting Monomoy sufferers. Cap of Fortune gains popularity as The Unwelcome Mrs Hatch with Mrs Miske engages Tremont next week. Reeves Smith earns praise for A Lovers of Partridges at the Columbia. Sam's of Posen stays Bowdoin. Cattle King law follows. Rays in OA Hot Old Time draw crowds to Grand Opera House. The Two Orphans continues Morrison's Grand this week. Bijou hosts Chimes of Normandy with William Wolff as Gaspard. YWadettes orchestra at Kelthe ends two days, third programme change of the week.
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Boston
Quincy Sawyer
Park Theatre
Hatch
Miske
Tremont
H. Reeves Smith
Columbia
Posen
Bowdoin
Grand Opera House
Morrison's Grand Theatre
Bijou
Normyandy
Gaspard
Miser
William Wolff
Castle Square Opera Company
Ywadettes
Kelthe
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Bonnie Lad
Duke of Albemarle
Britain
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England
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Hamilton
Mass
Wellsburg
Virginia
British Isles
USIC
Woman's Orchestra
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Kara
Slugsler
Tom Nawn
Fields and Ward
Deccarey Brothers
Swan and O’day
Tom Brown
Tremont Theatre
Parada
Club Hospital
Chas. Dady
Fiske
Nellie O’neil
Billy B. van
Old Howard
Hey
Patsey
Deboo
Parker
Marvellous Dogs
Weston Sisters
John H. W. Byrne
Margaret Rosa
Dan A. Anderson
Hamilton Place
Winter St
Oxford
Russell Brothers
Florence Bindley
Woodfords’ Dogs and Yonkeys
Seymour and Dupre
Chas
Leonard Fletcher
Hooker
Castles Theatre
Tremont P T
Music Hall
Owen
James Mortimer
Gloriana
Handel
Haydn Society
Emil Noe Eaves
H. G. Tucker
Alfred DE Voto
ST. Matthew
Charlotte Maconda
Corriruda May Stein
Ito
William H. Rieger
L. Willard Flint
Sonny
Emma Juch
Gertrude Miller
Ben Davies
Jos. Baernstein
Otto Roth
Back Bay
Wright & Ditson's
Washington St
Main
Opera House
J. K. Murray
Jas. Gilbert, Lessees
Normandy
Wm. L. Malley Co
WM. Beach
Toll Gate Inn
Funston
Houghton & Dut
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee & Mgr
Quincy Adams
Sawyer
Iver
CAP OF Fortune
Rice
Hofmann Kreisler
Gerardy Rosunes
Barrymore
Tain Jinks
Isaac B. Rich
E. H. Sothern
King
Bowdoin “ii
Revere House
Sam’s OF Posen
Pat McCarthy
Austin and Stone
Austin & Stone
Tremont Row
Scollay
Lovett
Ane
Suzinetta
Orville
Weber
Haymarket
Fadettes
Callan
Boston Music Hall
Patsy
Howard
Nellie O'Neil
Wisnosing
In & Stone's
Sitkerodeon
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