Novices For Championship In Interclub Cycling Meet
At a meeting of the Interclub Cycle Racing Association held at the Metropolitan Wheel men, two clubs joined and two left. Tiger Roadsters and Charlestown joined to fill vacancies created by Clover and Jamaica clubs leaving. Elm Cycle Club and Owl Cycle Club are expected to field teams. Decision made to have only novice teams race for the interclub championship with future details on team size to be settled. Meeting adjourned to next Sunday at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interclub Cycle Racing Association
Metropolitan
Tiger Roadsters
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Press Cycling Club
City Point Wheelmen
Charlestown Cycle Club
Clover Cycle Club of
Lynn
West Lynn Wheelmen
Owl Cycle Club
Jamaica Cycle Club
Clovers
Jjamaicas
Tigers
Charlestowns
Elm Cycle Club
Metropolitans’ House
Gaelic League of Massachusetts met in Worcester hall
The Gaelic League of Massachusetts held its semi annual exec utive council meeting yesterday afternoon at A Q O Hall on Trump street Worcester. President P F Hagerty presided and P J O Daly read the minutes. Representatives reported on membership attend ance and treasury. An annual State assemblage with school prizes was decided. Appeals for financial aid will be issued and a corps of examiners will be appointed. Sub committees were formed and the meeting adjourned subject to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Gaelic League of Massachusetts
Trumpull Street
Worcester
P. F. Hagerty
Springfield
P. J. O'Daly
Boston Gaelic School
City Brevities From Massachusetts Avenue Tragedy to Fires
John Welsh aged 6 at 911 Harrison avenue suffered a severe scalp wound after falling on a hydrant on Massachusetts avenue. John F. Irving aged 34 of 218 Columbus avenue was arrested for illegal sale of Minor at 7 Fal mouth street. William J. Wall aged 38 of 224 Commercial street was arrested for breaking and entering the junk shop of Samuel Rodman at 321 North street. An alarm from Box 117 reported a fire at 381 Congress street, a two story frame building used as a carriage shop owned by A. J. Warner, likely sparked by forge sparks, with damages around 300 dollars.
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Massachusetts Avenue
John Welsh
Harrison Avenue
John F. Irving
Columbus Avenue
Division 16
Falmouth Street
William J. Wall
Commercial Street
Healey
Division 1
Samuel Rodman
North Street
Congress Street
A. J. Warner
Concert at the Boston Theatre by First Regiment Band
At the Boston Theatre last evening the First Regiment Band presented a sacred concert that upheld the venue’s Sunday night standard of musical excellence and refined moral tone. Musicians contributing included Artie Hall John H W Byrne Albert C Orcutt John H Clahane Elizabeth A Coughlin Josephine E Thomas Lillian Hennessy Lewis Kauffman Frank F E Dodge and Henry J Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
First Regiment
Artie Hall
John H. W. Byrne
Albert C. Orcutt
John H. Clahane
Elizabeth A. Coughlin
Josephine E. Thomas
Lillian Hennessy
Lewis Kauffman
Frank FE. Dodge
Henry J. Harding
Efforts to Reach Steyn Fail in Pretoria
March 30 report from Pretoria states Acting President Schalkburger has tried to start talks with former Orange Free State President Steyn, but negotiations remain unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Schalkburger
Mr. Steyn
Orange Free State
Clarke defeats Jones for U.S. Senate in Arkansas primary
From Little Rock, March 30, reported results show ex-Governor Clarke appears to have defeated incumbent Senator James K. Jones in yesterday’s Arkansas primary to win the United States Senate seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Clarke
James K. Jones
United States
Champion Breaks World Record Mile at Coliseum Park
Albert Champion the French cyclist training with Tommy Hall the English champion unofficially broke the world record for a mile on a six lap track at Coliseum Park riding 1 24 5 a second faster than Walthour's time last year in Washington March 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert Champion
Tommy Hall
Coliseum Park
Walthour
Swede Adrian Olson Recovers After Jump From Bridge
Adrian Olson a Swede who speaks little English attempted suicide by jumping from the Federal street bridge. Patrolmen Skelton and Burns saw him fall and aided him. He was taken to City Hospital for immersion injuries and gave an incomplete age and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Olson
Federal Street
Skelton
Division 6
Burns
South Margin Street
Boxing Gossip on Sweeney Sullivan Rivalry for Welter Title
In Boston area boxing chatter, Patsey Sweeney and Twin Sullivan clash tomorrow night at the Criterion City over 15 rounds at 145 pounds. Both claim the New England welterweight crown. local sentiment favors Sweeney in Manchester where he trains, while Sullivan prepares in Cambridge.
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Boston
Patsey Sweeney-Twin Sullivan
Criterion City
New England
Sullivan
Mike Deveney
Cremorne Gardens
Signee Lake
Joe Allens
Cambridge
Patsey Sweeney
Manchester
N. H
Kid Goodman
Patsey
Billy Hurd
Sweeney
Congress
Billy Gray
New York
London
Charlie Mathison
Macon
Mathison
Fisife
James Haley
Kid Sheehan
Jimmy Murray
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sheehan
Matty Baldwin
Murray
Kid Williams
Holyoke
Kid Charles
Kid Chester
Kid O'Connor
Westman
Bridgeport
Cushin
Springfield
Erry Edwards
Williams
Johnny Sheehan
J. C. Jandon
Charleston
8. C
Charington Exposition
Jandon
Sons of Zangwill
Young Woods
Goodman
Sons of Zang
Joe H
Frank Ernes
B. Li. Benton
Rob Roy
Ball of Somerset Lodge K P Knights of Pythias
The annual ball of Somerset Lodge No 23 Knights of Pythias will be held this evening in Paine Memorial Hall. A concert and entertainment will precede the dancing. An elaborate programme has been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Paine Memorial Hall
Funeral services for Anthony L Brown held in Cambridge
The funeral services for Anthony LeForrest Brown son of John G Brown were held yesterday afternoon. Rev Woodman Bradbury of the Old Cambridge Baptist Church officiated with interment in Cambridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony LeForrest Brown
John G. Brown
Craigie Street
Cambridge
Woodman Bradbury
Old Cambridge Baptist Church
Cambridge Cemetery
Friendship treaty with Spain to be signed upon minister’s return
Madrid March 30. The United States Spain friendship treaty will be signed as soon as Bellamy Storer the U S minister returns to Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
United States
Spain
Bellamy Storer
Fire in Barcelona cinema destroys building
A fire at a cinematograph theater in Barcelona today caused heavy panic as women and children surged toward exits in the crowded establishment. Many were injured in the rush to escape before the building was finally destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Spain
First Open Cars Run Yesterday This Year
Open cars were used yesterday for the first time this year signaling the start of a new operating period. The event marked a return to usual service after a pause.
Brookline Wife Trapped in Chinatown Cab Scene
A Brookline wife, intoxicated after a Chinatown outing, is held as security for a cab fare at Dedham street police station. Her husband, called to the scene, pays the man and takes her home after the sequence of private rooms and a Back Bay hotel stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham Street
Brookline
Kent Street
Copley Square
North End
Chinatown
Back Bay
Lowell workers strike ends with settled three year agreement
After a month long strike over hours and wages, representatives of employees and manufacturers sign a three year pact. Vermont and New Hampshire non union workers replaced strikers as talks progressed. Tomorrow four sections go to vote and work is expected to resume Tuesday April 1. Union memberships rise to 600 to 700 with 65 new bakery drivers joining soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
New Hampshire
Lester M. Pratt
Dexter E. Wadsworth
Boston sanitary workers hold mass meeting at Wells Memorial Hall
A union of Boston sanitary and street cleaning employees met at Wells Memorial Hall. Deputy Superintendent Daniel P. Sullivan and Joseph J. Norton spoke. Sullivan outlined department work and pledged protection for honest workers while funds lasted and urged unity to better address differences with city officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American Federation of Labor
Wells Memorial Hall
Daniel P. Sullivan
Joseph J. Norton
Sullivan
Wreck of the Indian off Cuttyhunk Island
Rescue efforts by Gay Head and Cuttyhunk life-savers brought four passengers and one officer ashore. Captain Crowell and crew remained aboard as the ship rode heavy seas. A fleet of tugs and wrecking gear gathered offshore while weather threatened, and lightering the cargo was needed before salvage could proceed.
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Gay Head
Vineyard Sound
Crowell
Cuttyhunk
Weeks
Phisque Island
Boston
New Bedford
Cuttyhunk Island
Atlantic
Lso
Admiral Dewey
Cuttryhunk Island
Quarrymen Agree on Eight Hour Day With Overtime Clauses
The Gran te Manufacturers' Association and the Quarrymen's Union set an eight hour day starting April 1 1902 with nine hours pay. They agreed to one hour overtime daily in specified months across 1902 193 1904, paid at the regular rate. An eight hour day with nine hours pay to begin once Barre Vermont grants it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grante Manufacturers’ Association
Quarrymen's Union
Barre
Why Strikes Fail Address Sparks Union Denunciations
The Social Labor Party in Boston hosted Michael T. Berry of Haverhill as he spoke on Why Strikes Fail. An open discussion followed with denunciations of trade union leaders for the handling of the recent teamsters' strike, amid warnings not to confuse the party with socialist groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters
Boston
Social Labor Party
Michael T. Berry
Haverhill
W.H. Carroll
Bakers Seek 10-Hour Day for City Confectioners
President Joseph T. Walsh spoke to Bakers Union No. 4 at 45 Eliot Street urging a 10-hour day for all bakers and confectioners in the city. He said master bakers are ready to concede, and union officers expect a conference with the Master Bakers' Association. The union aims to avoid a strike and set a meeting through a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Walsh
Bakers’ Union No. 4
Eliot Street
Master Bakers’ Association
Union No. 4
Master Bakers
Labor Leaders Address Meeting With Norton and Sullivan
Mr. Norton spoke along the same lines as Mr. Sullivan. Others speakers were President McCarthy of the Massachusetts Branch American Federation of Labor, President Crozier of the Central Labor Union, George E. McNeill and John F. O'Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Mr. Sullivan
President McCarthy
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
President Crozier
Central Labor Union
George E. McNeill
John F. O'Sullivan
Lowell Painters Threaten Strike Over Wages
In Lowell on March 30 journeymen painters warned the master painters they will strike April 1 unless a minimum daily wage of $2.25 is granted. A Saturday night meeting of the Master Painters Association opposed the rise. A follow up meeting is set for Monday night. Painters say they are underpaid compared with other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Journeymen
Master Painters’ Association
Horan Ready to Race McCusker After Channel Swim
South Boston swimmer Henry 8 Horan said he will challenge James J. McCusker after finishing his English Channel swim next summer. He favors an international sweepstakes by having McCusker join the channel race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. McCusker
Henry
Horan
South Boston
McCusker
English Channel
Indian and Fairfax Shipwrecks Highlight Sound Disaster Story
The Indian cargo ship of the Bos ton & Philadelphia line ran aground near Cuttyhunk Island after heavy losses of oranges and bananas into the Sound. The Fairfax shared the fate, ground on the same ledge and its passengers and crew were saved by Cuttyhunk life-savers. The Indian, built in 18%, is a 1424 net ton, 290 foot vessel with triple expansion engines and ample passenger comforts, including a dining room, social hall, smoking room, and ten passenger staterooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
Cuttyhunk Island
Fairfax
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Company
Wilmington
Del
Edna Pearl Sunk in Delaware Bay Collision
A fishing schooner named Edna Pearl was sunk by the Norwegian steamer Romsdal in Delaware Bay last night. Three crew members drowned from a crew of eleven, while the remaining eight were rescued by the Romsdal’s men. The vessel was valued at $8000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Romsdal
Delaware Bay
Lake Superior grounds on reef near St John New Brunswick
The steam er Lake Superior from Liverpool dragged anchor at Round Reef in upper Quarantine, swung onto the reef and settled on mud. 1130 aboard with 1068 immigrants. owners say ship appears uninjured and may be floated after the tide rises. Captain Cc. Thompson in command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John
N. B
Lake Superior
Liverpool
Troop & Son
Elder- Dempster Company
Cc. Thompson
Onaway Makes 106 Day Voyage From Singapore to Boston
The Portland bark Onaway arrived at East Boston to complete a swift 106 day voyage despite head winds near Cape Horn. Captain Much and most crew were ashore. the ship is described as tight as a drum. The first mate sustained a mangled arm after a heavy lurch crushed his hand during a deck mishap. P Leepin, a Russian carpenter, relates shipyard earnings in Vladivostok and plans to send money home to Riga wife and daughter amid talks of returning to Siberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Boston
Eastern Railroad
Cape Horn
Much
P. Leepin
Siberia
Riga
Baltic
Leepin
Vladivostock
Russia
Tugs Guided Tow Effort For Stranded Steamer Indian
The tug Elsie departed to intercept Boston Towboat Mercury and order Captain Brown to hurry to Vineyard Haven to fight the stranded steamer Indian. Wind is turning southeast, hindering salvors as Juno and Confidence crews work with Ant and Sipho. Wreckmaster Wiley heads the salvage with Boston Towboat Company, recent wrecking near Rockport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Mercury
Boston Towboat Company
Brown
Vineyard Haven
Atlantic
Fairfax
Vineyard Sound
Juno
Wiley
Wilster
Rockport
Holyrood Sunk After Liner Collision Off Ireland
The British steamer Holyrood bound for London from Portland Me. sunk after a March 27 collision with the Bernard Hall off Port of Queenstown. Twenty eight crew members boarded the Bernard Hall which reached Queenstown with a damaged bows. The Onaway cargo included rattan gum beads sago flour tapioca copal and silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Holyrood
Renton
Portland
Leyland Line
Bernard Hall
Cassentine
Liverpool
Barbadoes
Trinidad
Galveston
Queenstown
British Columbia
Pretoria on Fire at Sea Heads to Liverpool
The steamer Pretoria of the Quebec line reached New York with a fire in her forward hold after departing Saturday for Hamilton Bermuda. Passengers were transferred at sea to the Noordland and landed at Quarantine before the Pretoria will continue to Liverpool. Captain McKenzie acted quickly as smoke was sighted 100 miles south of Sandy Hook. Fire boats were dispatched and the Noordland awaited to take aboard rescued passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pretoria
Quebec Line
Noordland
Tompkinsville
Liverpool
Hamilton
Bermuda
Captain McKenzie
Bandy Hook
McKenzie
Fire on Pretoria prompts rescue by Noordland near New York
After flames spread through the Pretoria's front hold amid hay and nearby petroleum, Captain McKenzie transferred passengers to the Noordland. The two ships then headed for New York, where fire boats were summoned and passengers praised the Noordland crew. A rescue party landed the survivors at a North River pier.
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New York
Noordland
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Pretoria
McKenzie
Aptain McKenzie
Tompkinsville
T de Noordland
Doxrud
North River
Shipping whispers and plans along the water front
The port sees the Governor Dingley and Bay State arrive from Portland with plans for summer overhaul and fresh paint. Ships from International, Kennebec lines merge under Charles W. Morse while Sagadthock and Kennebec berth at Union wharf. Cumberland returns from New York with new boilers, and sails for painting. Frank Harding acquires the Saxon yacht, while the Sagi naw Bay Towing Co dissolves and Lenjam in Boutelle assumes sole ownership. New United Fruit steam er Watson nears readiness at Toledo, and Bath to construct a four master for Captain McKown. Crowell Thurlow eye a 50 ton net four-master at Brewer. The Alice M Davenport slated for June launch in honor of A. H. Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Dingley
Bay State
India Wharf
Thon
Eastern Steamship Company
International
Kennebec
Charles W. Morse
Sagadthock
Tinion Wharf
Cumberland
New York
Saxon
Northport
N. Y
Frank Harding
Boston
Nova Scotia
George Powers
Vigilant
Gloucester
Yarmouth
United States
Gloucester Stearmboat Company
Saginaw Bay Towing Company
Peter Smith
John C. Fitzpatrick
Wadena
Lenjamin Boutelle
United Fruit Company
Watson
Craig
Toledo
Buckman
Frank T. Stinson
Bath
Philadelphia & Reading Transportation Line
Spartan
New England
Cramps
Clyde Line
Lewis Wharf
Jacksonvile
Brewer
McKown
Boothbay
Alice M. Davenport
A. H. Davenport
Landeman
Rathbone to Appear Before Supreme Court in Havana
Estes G Rathbone will appear tomorrow before the Supreme Court after a writ of habeas corpus was granted. Senor Lanuza, Rathbones counsel, will seek bail under article 63 of the postal code as La Ouze argues the Audencia Court reasons for imprisonment do not apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Estes G. Rathbone
Supreme Court
Senor Lanuza
Rathbone
La~ouze
Audencia
Baal
Cap Makers Initiate New Members at Union Meeting
The Cap Makers Union held a meeting at 724 Washington Street last night initiating several members and adopting a new label for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cap Makers’ Union
Washington Street
Shipping News Mini Almanac With Arrivals and Tugs
Maritime notes detail arrivals including steamers Boston Stenwood Yarmouth and others to ports such as St Croix Pike St John N B and City of Gloucester as well as schooners Donna T Briggs and Agnes E Manson with cargoes. Also listed are wind directions currents tides and nearby coastwise movements at Noshatham Nobska with vessels passing and lighters in tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Stenwood
Yarmouth
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Standard Marble Company
State of
Treasury
Lawson & CO
Devonshire St
Westminster St
Providence
R. T
Pleasant St
Interclub Racing Association
Steyn
Bartenders’ Union
Bartenders’ Union TT
Appleton Street
Jones
Olson
Anthony L. Brown
Thomas Beecham
St. Helens
England
Canal Street
A. Gronan
Flatiron Hall
Hampden and
Albany Streets
Boston Steamship
Pagel
Peed Tee
Bakers
Walsh
Painters’ Threat
M'Cusker
St. Jacobs Oil
SY. Jacobs Oil
Indiana
Onaway
Indian
Leyland
Shipping News
Agnes E. Manson
Norfolk
William ©. Carnele
Coalt
Frank A. Palmer
Baker Elmer, Jr
Nantasket Roads
Hugh John
Shelburne
Lockport
Bridgewater
Lunenburg
N. J
Anna
Illsboro
Adelaide
Wolfville
Warold L. Berry
Woolwich
Nettle Cushing
Thomaston
J. M
Harlow
Fannie and Fay
Bayonne
Salvor
Confidence
Nhatham
Nobska
H. M. Whitney
Mars
Wrestler
Lyndhurst
Lehigh
Grecian
Radnor
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