Miss Lopez Explains Philippine Women To Massachusetts Suffrage Group
Miss Clemencia Lopez, sister of Sixto Lopez, speaks at Park Street Church before the New England Woman Suffrage Association. She argues for Philippine women's rights and urges aid to end their misery, while seeking pardons for her imprisoned brothers.
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Park Street
Newngland Man's Suffrage Association
Julia Ward Howe
New England
Clemencia Lopez
Sixto Lopez
Miss Wilson
Miss Lopez
Philippines
Washington
Mssachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Philippine Islands
Phil Ne
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Association
Mrs. Howe
Mt. Vernon Street
America
Bark Freeman hit by mud rain 1300 miles from Mont Pelee
The three masted bark Freeman bound from Rosario Argentina faced a mud rain storm 1300 miles east of Martinique after Mont Pelee eruption. Second Mate Charles Dwyer reported a wet muddy coating on decks and rigging as logs record the bizarre event. Captain Van Namee learned of Mont Pelee from a pilot at Boston Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Mont Pelee
Freeman
Rosario
Argentine
Martinique
van Namee
Bostom Light
Charles Dwyer
Dwyer
Deering
Ort
Eagely
French Delegates Are Guests of New York Friendly Sons
The Sixty-ninth Regiment paraded as guard of honor for the French mission at Delmonico's banquet hosted by the Friendly Sons of St Patrick. Notables included General Porter, Justice Fitzgerald, Ambassador Cambon, Arch bishop Ireland, Senator Depew, and other officials. President Roosevelt sent a congratulatory telegram, and Arch bishop Ireland spoke on France and the United States. The party departed for Newport after the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sons of St. Patrick
Sixty-ninth
Delmonico’s
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Horace Porter
W. Bourke Cochran
Justice Fitzgerald
Samuel Sloan
Ambassador Cambon
Major Low
Archbishop Ireland
Senator Depew
Bruwnert
Justice O’brien
John A. McCall
Charles W. Dayton
William F. Havemeyer
Perry Belmont
William McAdoo
Army
Navy
O’gorman
Roosevelt
Udge O'Gorman
Cambon
Ireland
Free Fight at Colonial Hall Ends in Arrests
A dance in Colonial Hall hosted by Spaghetti Rose ended with three alleged Harvard students arrested at 2 am for attempting to start fights. The men identified themselves at Station 5 as Walter M. Jones, Roger A. Heard, and Joan P. Davis.
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Spaghetti Rose
Colonial Hall
Harvard
Station 5
Walter M. Jones
Roger A. Heard
Joan P. Davis
Dorchester May Party At Bloomfield Hall
Dorchester Social and Literary Club held its annual May party at Bloomfield Hall with over three hundred couples attending. Club president Thomas H. Glynn served as floor manager and introduced Parker H. Murphy John Halloran and Alexander J. Michie. A large crowd of prominent guests and many politicians were present.
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Dorchester Social and Literary Club
Bloomfield Hall
Thomas H. Glynn
Parker H. Murphy
John Halloran
Alexander J. Michie
Tennessee Democrats nominate Frazer and McKnight at split convention
The Tennessee Democratic State convention met at the Capitol and nominated James B. Frazer of Chattanooga for Governor and J. Neil McKnight for railroad commissioner. Leaders were disgruntled over the platform d
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Capitol
James B. Frazer
Chattanooga
J. Neil McKnight
Kansas City
Harvard Freshmen Head to Worcester for Quinsigamond Row
The Harvard freshman crew will depart South Station at 9 this morning to race Worcester High School on Lake Quinsigamond in the afternoon on a 1.5 mile course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
South Station
Worcester
Worcester High School
Lake Quinsigamond
Hibernian Ball Draws 1500 Couples at Mechanics Hall
Mechanics' Hall hosted the second grand reunion of A. O. H. Suffolk County with portraits of Kruger O'Reilly and others on display. A promenade concert opened the evening, followed by a grand march led by County President Cronin and Miss Clancy. The ball, under A. O. H. auspices, drew at least 1500 couples and featured notable attendees and officers throughout a long night of dancing.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Suffolk County
Paul Kruger
John Boyle O'Reilly
O'Donnell
Wolf Tone
Allen Larkin
O’brien
Robert Emmet
Kenney
Iliam J. Cronin
Alice Clancy
Martin J. Padden
Katherine Crowley Cohane
William J. Cronin
James M. Curley
Joan Dolan
Mathew Cummings
John A. Ryan
Katherine E. Sheridan
Ladies’ Auxiliary
John M. Hays
The
Widows and Orphans’ Fund
E. J. Slattery
A. O. HL
John A. Sullivan
Michael J
Scheuber Withdrawn From Harvard Track Contests
A meeting of the Intercollegiate Association officials at the Fifth Avenue Hotel discussed protests against Harvard athletes Scheuber and Schick by Yale over eligibility. Scheuber admitted violating a rule and withdrew his entry. Preston faced similar protest with a decision pending. Drawings for event start positions were made but results withheld tonight.
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New York
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Servier Oval
Fifth Avenue
Harvard
Princeton
Williams
Murray Hill
Yale
New Haven
Scheuber
Schick
Arvard
Preston
Morgan Settling Coal Strike Rumor Circulates
In Cleveland on May 2 a circulating report claimed a morning conference between Senator Hanna and George W. Perkins of J P Morgan & Co over an anthracite coal strike settlement. Hanna refused to deny or confirm the report while avoiding discussion of Frank P. Sargent’s soft coal strike prediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hanna
Civic Federation
George W. Perking
J. P. Morgan & Co
Frank P. Sargent
Fight to Bitter End: Mine Workers Boss Says Unity to Endure
President Mitchell of the National Mine Workers left Indianapolis for Chicago after a long consult with Secretary Wilson. No change in the strike, plans perfected for continuing the fight. Mitchell asserted the men will win and will stand by the organization to the bitter end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Mitchell
National Mine Workers
Chicago
Wilson
Cape Ann Granite Strikers Win Wage Settlement
The 900 Cape Ann granite workers ended a monthlong strike with a settlement granting about 15 percent raises on a graded scale. Pay rises: cutters 2 dollars per 1000 blocks, quarrymen 1 cent now and 1 cent next May, overtime at time and a half, poor wage carrymen 2.5 cents. An arbitration board will handle disputes, and no further strikes while it meets. Estimated wage loss to strikers totals 40 000 to 60 000 dollars. Manufacturers expect higher prices to cover the boost and prefer quarries operating over idleness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Cape Ann
Delay Extended in Gaynor Greene Habeas Case
In Superior Court Justice Andrews granted a six day delay for the defense to answer writs of habeas corpus and certiorari in the Gaynor-Greene case. Taschereau to file by Wednesday. prosecution may reply by June 6. hearing set for June 7. contempt rule against Detective Carpenter continued to June 7.
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Quebec
Superior Court
Andrews
Gaynor-Greene
Senator Dandurand
McMaster
Montreal
Erwin
Georgia
Stuart
Taschereau
J. Tessier
Mr. McMaster
Carpenter
Cigar Packers Honor McDonough With Rifle Gift at Meeting
At Wells Memorial building the Cigar Packers Mutual Benefit Association held a memorable gathering. President McDonough, stepping down, was presented a 38-54 Winchester rifle by his successor Frank Schlosser. Ralph Cartoos and David Martin entertained with songs. A Nunez of Havana and A C Lanbinger of London also joined. The Grocery and Provision Clerks will hold their convention today in Lasters Hall, Lynn.
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Cigar Packers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Wells Memorial
William E. McDonough
Frank Schlosser
Ralph Cartoos
David Martin
Cigarmakers'’ Union
A. Nunez
Havana
A. C. Lanbinger
London
Lasters’ Hall
Lynn
Nina Danforth In Critical Condition At Home
Nina Danforth is described as seriously ill with mental and physical decline. Dr. Utley visits twice daily, officials are alarmed, and she shows limited responsiveness to family. Her condition may prevent her from appearing in court on June 2, with risk of self harm if left alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Danforth
Iil
Utley of
Newton
South Framingham
First Annual Ball of Gross & Strauss Employees
Handsome women and escorts in evening dress attended the first annual ball at Catholic Union Hall Worcester street. Nearly 600 guests celebrated to aid the Employees Mutual Benefit Association funded by weekly dues and firm donations with Mr Cameron and Samuel Strauss praised for organizing efforts. Samuel Strauss led the opening waltz with Miss Helen Helger as president supervised by Miss K M Riley. A telegram from B Strauss wished success and a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Noyes
Samuel Strauss
Helen Helger
B. Strauss
Strauss
K. M. Riley
Corps of
Aids
P. Strauss
S. Cohen
Leo Levi
Jackson
Leighton
Belcher
Powers
Freedman
H. Fraser
N. Downs
A. Greene
Lizzie Deignan
R. H. Kammler
J. O'Hara
C. G. Coleman
Mamie Laffey
Tech Man Bradley Wins Intercollegiate Tennis Singles
The intercollegiate tournament ends with Bradley Technology defeating Herrick Wesleyan in the final 6 4 6 3 6 1. Tufts and Amherst win the doubles title over Bowdoin and Tufts in a 6 3 6 2 final 6 2 6 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech Man
Bradley of Technology
Amherst
Bradley
Plimpton
Herrick
Wesleyan
Tufts
Bowdoin
Maine
Technology
Pompton
Bicycle notes on Harry Elkes fast miles at Charles River Park
Harry Elkes surprised friends with extremely fast miles at Charles River Park. He rode 10 miles with times including 1m 23 5s and 1m 27s, demonstrating exceptional form though some splits are unclear. His bike is in remarkable condition and followers regard his performance highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Elkes
Charles River Park
Elkes
Cyclists Vie In 25 Mile Race And Record Attempt
Elite racers Champion and De Guichard prepare for a paced 25 mile contest at Providence with Elkes and De Guichard riding American sponsored wheels. Kes will use last season’s wheel. Rudolph Lauriks trains to break the unpaced 25 mile hour record. Wells Memorial Cycle Club hosts a full day of races and a dance at Franklin Wield.
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Champion
de Guichard
Kes
Elkes
Providence
Charles River Park
Rudolph Lauriks
Lauriks
Wells Memorial Cycle Club
Franklin Wield
Wells Memorial
Wells Memorial Building
Wells Memorial Hall
Price
Prizes Declamation at English High School Winners Named
In the English High School prize declamation contest nearly three hundred guests attended. Six prizes were offered including a special prize two first prizes and three second prizes. Winners were Harry H. Briggs special prize Frederick Stanwood Charlies H Wilson Carl C Davis Daniel Harris and Earnest W Beck. A drill by the First Regiment B C followed and Lieutenant Colonel Arthur P Hennigan received a sword and scabbard from Company C in appreciation of his command services. He said he would wear the sword at the Boston School Cadets field day tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Briggs
Frederick Stanwood
Charlies H. Wilson
Carl C. Davis
Daniel Harris
Earnest W.beck
United States
Hennigan
Boston School
Harvard Memorial Services at Sanders Theatre Today
Harvard annual Memorial Day exercises begin at noon in Sanders Theatre under the Memorial Society. Richard Derby presides and Malcolm Donald, class of 1899, delivers the address. Students assemble by class at 10:30 and march to the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Memorial Society
Richard Derby
Malcolm Donald
Metropolis Golf Leaders Tuxedo Park in Brisk Championship Play
Weather and course conditions drew crowds as 16 players contended for the Metropolitan title at Tuxedo Park. Amateur champion Travis defeated J. M. Ward while F. B. Douglass edged Co. L. Tappin after a dormie swing. Emmett beat Horstman 8 up 6 to play. Thompson edged Dinsmore 1 up. Watson, Travelli, and Marcellus also won. Travis posted a 76, a score equalled by Douglass and Marcellus in morning play.
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New York
Tuxedo Park
Travis
J. M. Ward
Fox Hills
Douglass
Co. L. Tappin
Westbrook
Dormie
Country Club Golf Cup Semis Nears After Tight Rounds
Matches narrow down to semi finals as Peay's Spring Cup advances with fourth round results. Kee lock defeats Micnarcece 23 up 22 to play while R H 7 seals win. C ate veld Ts and C gh both win 3 up 2 to sana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peay
T. R. Keelock
J. Micnarcece
R. H
F. ” Cate Veld Ts. C. Gh
Sana
Interleague Chess Match Sets Record for Size
The Metropolitan Chess League of Boston faces the Kings and Queens Chess League of Brooklyn in a telegraphic team match of 20 players per side. The Boston arena is the Boston Athletic Association gymnasium, while Brooklyn plays from the Dutch Arms Club. Action starts at 10 AM and runs to midnight with 11 to 12 hours of play. If unfinished at midnight a referee will adjudicate any remaining games.
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Metropolitan Chess League of
Boston
Kings and Queens Chess League
Brooklyn
Boston Athletic Association
Dutch Arms Club
Seventh Avenue
Popons
Harvard Freshmen Win Inter Class Base Ball Title
Harvard freshmen defeated the juniors 6 to 4 at Soldiers Field to claim the inter class baseball championship. The game was rough and heated in the ninth inning as both sides rushed the field over a baserunner. Alexander pitched steadily and delivered timely hits for the sophomores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Alexander
Sheldon
Freeman Beats Nat Butler In 10 Mile Motor Pace Race
Howard Freeman of Portland defeated Nat Butler of Boston in a 10 mile motor paced bicycle heat at Coliseum Park. Freeman’s times were 16:08 and 16:02 3 5. Butler struggled with his motor in the fifth mile and lost four laps before the issue was corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Howard Freeman
Portland
Ore
Nat Butler
Boston
Coliseum Park
Butler
Gardner Loses Fight After Ninth Round Clash
Waterbury May 29 George McFadden of New York defeats Gardner of Philadelphia in a ten round match. McFadden wins on a referee decision after Gardner allegedly threw him in the tenth round. Willie Lewis knocks out Jim Haywood in the fourth. Daly stops after ten rounds of punishment as his seconds throw in the sponge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury, Conn
George McFadden
New York
Gus
Gardner
Philadelphia
Waterbury Athletic Club
McFadden
Willie Lewis
Jim” Haywood
Jimmy” Kelly
Tommy’’ Daly
Daly
Sullivan Stops Santry In Third Round Bout
Tommy Sullivan of Brooklyn knocked out Eddie Santry of Chicago in the third round of a planned 20 round match. Santry dominated early until Sullivan landed a hard left to the stomach and a left to the chin, forcing the referee’s count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Tommy Sullivan
Brooklyn
Eddie’’ Santry
Chicago
Santry
Sullivan
Britt Defeats Kid Lavigne In Eight Round Bout
Jimmy Britt of the Pacific coast lightweight division defeated former world lightweight champion Kid Lavigne in San Francisco at the Athletic Club. The win came in the eighth round as Lavigne damaged his arm, claiming a sprain, while Britt led the action throughout the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britt
Kid” Lavigne
San Francisco
Jimmy Britt
Pacific Coast
Kid’ Lavigne
Chicago Billy Rotchford and George Monroe Draw Title Bout
Billy Rotchford of Chicago and George Monroe of New York battled to a draw in a 10 round 120 pound boxing match in Grand Rapids Michigan tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Billy Rotchford
Chicago
George Monroe
New York
Ferns KOs Zeigler in Third Round at Joplin Bout
Rube Ferns of Scammon Kansas knocked out Owen Zeigler of Philadelphia in the third round of a two round bout in Joplin Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Rube Ferns
Scammon
Kan
Owen Zeigler
Philadelphia
Minstrel Performance at English High School Hall
Last night a minstrel show was staged in the English High School Hall by pupils. Arthur E B Goodwin of the Class of 193 was interlocutor, with end men James O Cronan Walter G Ambrose D Mayer Jones A J Hennigan J V Santry and M M Hutchinson tam bos. Henry N Sullivan directed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur EB. Goodwin
James O. Cronan
Walter G. Ambrose
D. Mayer Jones
A. J. Hennigan
J. V. Santry
M. M. Hutchinson
Tambos
Henry N. Sullivan
Revere Yacht Club Hosts Open House Night
Members of the Revere Yacht Club held an open house for friends last night. Commodore Dr John H Strong greeted visiting yachtsmen from Chelsea Lynn West Lynn Orient South Boston Jeffries and other nearby clubs with congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Yacht Club
John H. Strong
Chelsea
Lynn
West Lynn
Orient
South Boston
Jeffries
Gaulois Leaves for Boston After Washington Statue Visit
The French first class battleship Gaulois commanded by Admiral Fournier departed New York for Boston after delivering the French mission to the Rochambeau statue unveiling in Washington. It left quarantine at 8 3 p m and will stay in Boston one day before sailing June 1 for France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Admiral Fournier
Washington
Rochambeau
Boston
Toulon
France
Town Meeting Sparks Heated Debate Over Inquiry Report
In a heated meeting residents debated the late inquiry report and whether selectmen should hire counsel to review it. Accusations of secrecy and anarchist labels flew as proponents and critics clashed, with Craib defending the report and challenging its framing amid interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Marden
Pope
Cartwright
Floyd
Craib
Winthrop
Mr. Craib
Metropolis club hosts first supper with members listed
The Metropolitan Wheelmen held its first post supper club gathering in the club house last evening. An entertainment followed, with a long list of attendees including W. F. Bassett, A. L. Stark, F. J. Le Favre, J. B. MacMeekin, G. E. Hildreth, E. C. Peterson, and many others. The crowd featured numerous prominent members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Wheelmen
W. F. Bassett
A. L. Stark
F. J. le Favre
J. B. MacMeekin
G. E. Hildreth
E. C. Peterson
T. Smith
Hiltz
J. G. Cavanaugh
F. J. Sites
J. W. Johnson
W. 8. Ellis
John Mitchell
A. J. Jones
W. Tukemeyer
G. W. MacLaren
Dr. J.P. Farley
Hugh McIntyre
Harry Jenner
W. A. Griffins
G. W Ctochat
BE. Coady
M. Buxbaum
J. Buxbaum
F. Pope
C. H. Foster
F. W.dunne
G. R. Irvin Shuman
D. J. Shea
F. Briand
Irvine Todd
H. B. Avery
T. E. McLain
A. Ferris
H. Berkmeyer
Joyce
G. F. Mullen
A. Molnnis
William Iner
Organ
W. B. Hoyt
Wilson Martin
Hartgan
Walter Stock
A. E. Perkina
Robert Ritchie
George Clapp
W. I. Hitcheck
Ss. Purchas
Fitzjohn Baglee
Gerald
C._S. Eaves
George Priest
T. McIntyre
H. Greeley
South Boston Gymnasium holds cross country run at 10:30
The South Boston Gymnasium A A plans a 10 30 start from D street gymnasium for a cross country race. The course weaves from D street to Summer L First Q street Broadway Marine Park head house strandway Mercer street to strandway to railroad bridge Mt Vernon Buttonwood Columbia Edward Everett Hancock Freeport Pleasant Stoughton Uphams Corner and Dorchester avenue to Broadway then back to D street. About 35 members entered including eight who ran the Marathon on April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
A. A
D_ street
D Street
Q Street
Broadway
Marine Park
Head House
Mercer Street
Railroad Bridge
Mt. Vernon Street
Buttonwood Street
Columbia Road
Edward Everett Square
Hancock Street
Freeport
Pleasant Street
Stoughton Street
Upham’s Corner
Boston Street
Andrew Square
Dorchester Avenue
A Street
Eva
Holy Cross Shuts Out Cornell in May Baseball Game
Worcester May 2 Holy Cross blanked Cornell 3 0 as Noonan homered with two aboard in the fourth. Holy Cross batted five hits to Cornell three while Holy Cross made two errors to Cornell one. Batteries McGeehan and Noonan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Cornell
McGeehan
Holy Cross
Noonan
Harvard to Meet Illinois at Soldiers Field This Afternoon
Harvard hosts Illinois at Soldiers Field in a tight baseball clash after Illinois defeated Princeton this season. Harvard pitcher Clarkson will start on the mound for the Crimson in a key interleague showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Illinois
Princeton
Clarkson
Ambiguous 19th Century Scores and City Pairings
Tale of scattered score lines and city pairings shows Worcester defeat by 12 to 5, Buffalo face Montreal, and Waterbury edging Norwich with near mid April style. Other entries list Springfield over Meriden 7 to 1 with New London and Jersey City locales appearing in fragmentary form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Worcester
Buffalo
Montreal
New London
New Laphoe
Iaudge Tordy
Waterbury
Norwich
New
Sac
Springfield
Meriden
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Hibernian
Frank Scheuber
Berkeley Oval
Morgan
Cape Granite Strikers
Gaynor
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Loring Sears
Boston Bay Yacht Racing Association
Jules Basil DE Guichard
Col. Hennigan
Harvard Memorial Services
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Ferns
Zeigler
English High Schoool Minstrels
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Camphor Chemical Lic
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Cobb, Bates & Yerxa CO
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Dempsey
Roxbury
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John
Bridget Dempsey
A. Bury Street
St. Francis de Sales
Vernon Street
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Lettie F. Gill
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