Battle Likely In Idaho Search for Dynamiters
Wardner Idaho May 4 Troops continue the search for dynamiters. General Merriam Attorney General Hays and U S Marshal Ram say have arrived. A detachment is ordered to Canyon Creek and Mullan with non union miners to identify the dynamiters. It is feared the men may fight before surrender.
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Wardner
Idaho
Merriam
Hays
United States
Ramsay
Canyon Creek
Mullan
Harvard Yale Dual Meet Entries Listed for May 13
The Harvard Yale dual meet at New Haven May 13 features entries by Harvard athletes A M Wittler J Green J Roche Daly Smith Sanderson Burke Quinlan and many more across sprint distances 100 and 220 yards plus field events including high jump hammer throw shot put and pole vault. Yale entries include Boardman Fisher Gleason Richards Dupee and others across events.
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Harvard
A. M. Wittler
J. Green
G. Ise Coe da Es Ua
Bieache
B. J. Green
J. T. Roehe
Ijr
Mimutler
EB. Burke
J. ¥. Quinlan
Sanderson
Schweppe
P. L. Fish
W. G. Clerk
A. L. Dean
H. J. Winslow
Yale
D. Boardman
T. Burke
H. EH. Fish
W.W. G. Clerk
Ayla Dean
OO Po High
C. HH. Schweppe
RR. Fisher
Uce
Ale Gleason
Ce. Pipee
Laurels for Ladies in Country Club Mixed Foursome
The Country Club mixed foursome yielded strong scores as ladies aided partners. Mr. and Mrs. G. Herbert Windler won with a net 91 after a 21 handicap, while Hamlin and Miss Mary Hamlin earned best gross score finishing within bogey on the ninth hole behind the clubhouse.
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Country Club
G. Herbert Windler
Young Hamlin
Mary Hamlin
Kaleidoscopic May Festival in Boston Music Hall
A Boston spring feature, the annual May festival opens Saturday in Music Hall. Children, average nine years, perform dances and recitations with elaborate tableaux and calcium lighting. Mrs Lilla Wiles Wyman directs, with Mrs William Butler leading the charity-driven effort and Polly Queen as a highlighted act.
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Boston
Music Hat
Red Men's Hall
Lilla Wiles Wyman
William &. Butler
Miuen
Butler
Exeter Chambers
Sue
Lilla
London
Paris
Sirs. Wyman
Siusic
Polle
Raymond
Gheanette McGhinches
Polly
Seannette McGlinchey
Iuy
Beekr
Lalla
Wyman Wharach
Harry Dale Muggs
Harry Haynes
George Multard
Ana Nats
Edward Nieman
Fioral Balietitta Tucker
Effie Mood Morion
Claire Colby
Lneillie Perry
Tmuzel Ina Colby
Lillie Ruett
Justine McLiughton
Dusting McNangston
Fiovs Princes
Matfie Milliken
Pitta Tucker
Iva Kelli
Fievenca Himean
Myra White Haytes
Siatre Colby
Lilla Viles
Oriental Dance Night Sparks a Foster of Entertainment
A spirited procession opens with Arab-themed cloaked figures then reveals Oriental maidens in veils. The crowd enjoys a friendly finale as dancers Ashley Afcore Nauss Nelligan Norwell Turner Jones Foster partner with Myra White Haynes and George Nauss as soloists. The program features Baby Clifford Justine McNaughton and many favorites with an illustrated Souvenir.
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Ona Hanson
Olive Wales
Vivian Olive Greenlaw
Lil Wandery
Dorothy Reeves
Lilie Kaufman
Pauline Mason
Lillian Jacobs
Juliet Day
Rosalin Blumberg
Gera Levin
Helen Kilmurry
Olive Bell
Kitty Park
Isthe? Cook
Lillian Goldstein
Mabel Niederaurer
Lillian Niederaurer
Fern Vosster
Mabel Prince
Cov. Prince
Battie Moran
Eleanora Curtis
Florence Himeon
May MckKenzie
Spencer and
Brunett
Tearhi
Ashley
Afcore
Nauss
Nelligan
Norwell
Turner
Jones
I‘oster
Tucker
Milliken
Td Haynes
Colby
Kellie
Poole
Frazier
Myra White Haynes
George Nauss
Clifford
Justine McNaughton
Turkey to Pay Missionary Claims in Armenian Troubles
Inquiry from Washington confirms Europe reports that the Ottoman government will pay claims of American missionaries for property destroyed during Armenian troubles. Also noted Admiral Farragut’s flagship Traftford, overhauled at Mare Island, assigned to the training service along with the Mohican and Monsagalweia on the Atlantic coast.
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Turkey
Waslington
Europe
United States
Constantinople
Mr. Straus
Washington
Farragut
Traftford
Mare Island
Atlantic
Gardner Beats Hogan In Rough Twenty Round Bout
Oscar Gardner known as the Omaha Kid won the decision over Tommy Hogan the New York featherweight in a brutal twenty round match in Louisville. Gardner targeted Hogan's stomach and Hogan opened a gash over Gardner's right eye with blood streaming to his corner. In the eighteenth round Hogan landed a powerful blow to Gardner's chin but the bell saved Gardner from knockout. The crowd and many observers felt the bout should have ended as a draw.
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Louisville
Oscar Gardner
Tommy Hogan
New York
Gardner
Hogan
Ministers in the Bowery Yale Divinity students tour New York slums
Thirty young ministers from Yale Divinity School, licensed to preach nationwide, complete their studies with a week in New York City slums. Guided by college settlement leaders, the group samples urban life to inform future sermons, led by Professor William J. Blackman.
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SW Ian IN
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Yale Divinity School
United States
New York
Yale
William J. Blackman
Department of Social Science
Chilean Naval Vessel Reported Wrecked
Valparaiso May 4 The government reports the wreck of a Chilian naval vessel in the Straits of Magellan no further details are available at this time.
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Valparaiso, Chili
Straits of Magellan
Victoria Yacht Returns After Weather Delay
The royal yacht with Queen Victoria aboard left Cherbourg for an island and returned soon due to heavy weather as reported from May 4.
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Cherbourg
Royal Yacht
Queen Victoria
Burlingame Defeats Bohemian Champion in Two Falls
Baltimore May 4 George Burlingame the state heavyweight wrestler defeated John Frone who claims Bohemian title in two straight falls lasting 4 57 and 4 0. Red Packham of Cincinnati won the first and third falls from Jack Knight in 4 59 and 40 seconds. Knight’s time for the second fall was 1 40.
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Baltimore
George Burlingame
John Frone
Bohemia
Burlingame
Infant found abandoned at church steps in Whitmore Street
A two week old female infant was discovered on the steps of the parochial residence at St James Catholic Church on Whitmore Street around 8 30 last evening. She was dressed only in an undervest and wrapped in a sheet and was sleeping calmly. Priests opted to care for the child rather than send her to a foundling asylum.
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St. James Catholic Church
Whitmore Street
Foundling Asylum
Dumond Liquor License Bill Advances to Governor
The Dumond liquor license bill passed the House yesterday after long debate and proceeded to the Senate with all rules suspended. Today after enactment it goes to the Governor for signature while opponents could muster only seven votes in the House.
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House
Senate
Trenton Girl Dies After Rope Jumping
A six year old girl Nellie Simmons of Trenton New Jersey died last night from the effects of jumping rope. She played yesterday at noon in a schoolyard and jumped rope until exhausted. She became ill and was carried home. Convulsions followed and she died in great agony.
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Trenton
N. J
Nellie Simmons
Canons Change Allow Laymen on Ecclesiastical Courts
The Massachusetts Episcopal diocese revised its canons to permit laymen to sit on ecclesiastical courts judging clergymen except in cases of heresy. Dr. I Winchester Donald opposed the proposal as the committee on canons and discipline unanimously backed its report after lengthy consideration.
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Massachusets Episcopal Diocese
I. Winchester Donald
Committee On Canons and Discipline
Governor Signs Chelsea Charter and Caucus Act
Governor Wolcott signed yesterday the Chelsea charter bill the caucus act and the resolve in favor of the family of Colonel E Bogan and others. The Boston aldermanic bill and the bill concerning the marking of renovated butter remain unsigned on the Governor's table.
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Wolcott
Chelsea
E. Bogan
Boston
Pauncefote Expected to Receive Peerage
London reports that Sir Julian Pauncefote the British ambassador to the United States is expected to be elevated to the peerage on the Queen's Birthday May 4 in recognition of his distinguished services in Washington.
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London
Julian Pauncefote
United States
Washington
Quincy s Career The Hire and work of Mayor Josiah Quincy
The Review of Reviews highlights Boston Mayor Josiah Quincy as a leading figure in public life. It notes his rapid departures yet constructive public enterprise, his disciplined, unemotional demeanor, and his scholarly origin. The piece argues extending his term could further Boston’s progress toward a modern municipal era.
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George E. Hooker
Josiah Quincy
Boston Public
Alayer
Boston
Quincey
Cleveland
National Committee
State Department
Washington
Hooker
Pingree
Detroit
Quincy
America
Fight in Denver Accepts $25,000 Purse for Jeffries Fitzsimmons
Telegrams reached Manager Flotio of the Colorado Athletic Association confirming Brady and Julian representing Jeffries and Fitzsimmons accepted a $25 000 purse for the bout in Denver.
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Denver
Cal
Flotio
Colorado Athletic Association
Brady
Julian
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Runaway accident injures two in Brookline line collision
Captain RR Harrison of Harrison Bottling Company and Miss Myra H Goodwin were struck by a frightened horse on Commonwealth avenue near St Marys street at the Brookline line. Harrison suffered head and body injuries and was taken home to 172 Summer street Somerville. Goodwin later reached Grogan's stable then home, her bicycle and buggy badly damaged. The horse fled toward Brighton and was captured there. The accident occurred about 6:20 PM.
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Harrison Bottling Company
Commonwealth Avenue
St. Mary’s Street
Brookline
Myra F H. Goodwin
Barstow Street
Allstow
Captain Harrison
Brighton
Harrison
Summer Street
Somerville
Grogan
Water for Deer Island Well Aims at Savings
Commissioner Marshall of the penal institutions department to attend a national charities and corrections conference in Cincinnati this month. He reports Deer Island’s artesian well yielding sixty gallons per minute from 234 feet deep, clean and soft water, at a cost of about $1200 to establish. City engineer values the well at $169000 and the department now spends about $4060 yearly for Boston water, promising substantial savings.
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Marshall
Penal Institutions Department
Quincy
Nations Conference of Charities and Corrections
Cincinnati
Boston
Deer Island
Mgr. Marshall
Toledo Mayor Announces Run for Governor at Republican Convention
Toledo, O May 4 Mayor Jones announced he would seek the Republican nomination for governor at the next Republican convention.
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Toledo
Jones
Van Horn Hanged for 1896 Murder in Scranton Jail
George M. Van Horn was hanged at 10 03 this morning in the county jail for the murder of Mrs Josephine Wescott. He faced the end with calm concern and bid farewell to his family before the final march to the scaffold. He stabbed the woman in her cellar on August 28, 1896 after a quarrel over leaving the boardinghouse.
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Scranton
Penn
George M. van Horn
van Horn
Josephine Wescott
Aldermen Tribunal Denies Prohibition in Thoits Property Case
Judge Morton of the Supreme Court refuses to issue a writ of prohibition against the Boston Board of Aldermen acting as county commissioners. The ruling concerns the Thoits petition over damages for taking Lizzie G Thoits 15 Porter street by the railway under Chapter 648 of 1894. The decision decides whether county or street commissioners shall assess damages with many similar cases pending.
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Morton
Supreme Court
Boston Elevated Street Railway Company
City of
Boston
Lizzie G. Thoits
Porter Street
County Commissioners
Board of Street Commissioners
Equitable Life to Appeal Supreme Court Ruling
In New York on May 4 the Equitable Life Assurance Society announced it will appeal a Supreme Court demurrer ruling. The decision allows a policy holder to sue for a share of reserve surplus. Vice President Als eumler said the case will go to the Court of Appeals for possible reversal. potential merit trial could involve about 4 million dollars plus retained sums.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Supreme Court
Alse
Uimler
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