Mayor Submits School Site Options for South Boston
In a communication to the School Committee Mayor Curtis weighs nine land lots near Fourth and G streets, the reservoir lot in Thomas Park, and seeks approval to use a suitable site for a new high school in the South Boston district. He asks City Council to grant the reservoir site as needed for school purposes.
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Fourth
G Streets
Boston
Curtis
Reservoir
Thomas Park
Board of Street Commissioners
East Fourth
South
The Washington Hotel Opens in Boston at 860 Washington
The Washington Hotel in Boston at 860 Washington Street opened to the public last evening. Proprietor W M Merrill and manager P J Daly welcomed guests, with Dennis Healey and Dennis O'Brien overseeing dining areas and kitchens. Notable guests included ex representatives and local council members among a long list of attendees.
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Washington
Boston
Washington Street
W. M. Merrill
P. J. Daly
Joseph Burke
Dennis Healey
Adams House
Dennis O'Brien
Clark’s Hotel
William H. Hersey
J. D. Neylon
R.H
Wood
BR. J. Hayes
Buddrick
Christopher O
The
For -Common Council
Turkeys for Employees Highlight Thanksgiving Generosity
The Boston business scene showcases Mr B F Keith Leopold Morse Co Hill and McGinty Spitz Bros Mark and Ashton Valve Co giving away turkeys to employees. Turkeys exceed 500 pounds total weight with firms distributing over three and a half tons in a short period. Co H Robinson Co promotes turkey giveaways with stove sales, generating strong goodwill and public interest.
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Boston
B. F. Keith
Rhode Island
Hill & McGinty
Fitts Street
Spitz Bros. & Mark
Summer Street
Ashton Valve Company
Co. H. Robinson & Co
Washington Street
the Post
Post
Lynn Lodge seeks nine day week for machinists in New England
Lynn Lodge International Association of Machinists met to push a nine day work period for machinists in New England. Abuses were condemned and resolutions adopted for shorter hours and a fixed minimum day wage. A New England committee will cooperate with Boston lodges to organize IA of Machinists nationwide.
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Lynn
Lynn Lodge
International Cration of
New Engla
New England
Boston
International Association of Machinists
Destitution of Armenian Survivors Amid Turkish Plunder
The piece details widespread devastation after Turkish raids in Armenian provinces, noting 15,000 killed and at least 60,000 dependents left destitute. Trade and agriculture collapsed, property looted or burned, and thousands left in abject poverty with families sleeping on mats. It cites lingering winter hardship, widespread begging, and the role of American minister Terrell in safeguarding missionaries.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Arifienia
Terrell
Porte
Epidemic of Slaughter Turns Armenian Massacres Deadly
A Boston letter from a Constantinople correspondent reports an epidemic of massacres across Armenia. Estimates place killed at 15,000 to 40,000 with about 2,000 Turkish deaths. Plundering and destitution spread as villagers flee, and aid appeals urge relief and distribution. The Ottoman government and foreign powers face pressure amid ongoing violence and political turmoil in eastern Turkey.
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Boston
Constantinople
Erzraum
Terrell
United States
Zeitoun
Marash
Turkey
Wil
Marsovan
Justice
Publi Works
Hampson
Moush
Sivas
Kourds
Armenians Fear Turko-Armenian Uprising Around Marash
Describes Turkish military pressure on Zeitoun and potential vengeance on Armenians in Marash. Notes a quiet yet expectant city, risk of uprisings, and pillaging byTurkish raiders. Cites a neighbor from Hissar recounting massacres and thefts, including Ak Hissar and Baghchejik incidents.
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Marash
Zeitoun
Maragh
Hissar
Ak Hissar
Baghchejik
Press Cycling Club Hosts First Annual Ladies Night Event
The Press Cycling Club invites members and their ladies to a social at Waverly Riding School 1 Tremont street in the former Battle of Gettysburg building. Germania Orchestra provides music for indoor riding, trick stunts, a one mile display by Master Pattison, a smith racing machine duel, and a social supper.
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Press Cycling Club
Waverly
Tremont ‘Street
Battle of Gettysburg
Germania Orchestra
St. Onge
Master Pattison
Smith
E. A. Reynolds
J. Ochs
Austin W
Pease
J. B. Walker
Cycling Clubs
Philadelphia
George Banker
Europe
Jacquelin
Co. M. Murphy
California
Murphy
Kings County Wheelmen of
Brooklyn
Cycle Club of
Columbia Racing
H.C. Bald
Asa Windle
W. F. Sims
Ray Macdonald
East
Los Angeles
Cal
Bald
Zimmerman
Crack bicyclists Cabanne Titus and Murphy suspended
The League of American Wheelmen announces permanent suspension for Cabanne Titus and Murphy for allegedly fixing a race in St. Louis last August. Despite suspensions, some events allowed their participation with prize money held pending case resolution.
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Cabanne
Titus
Murphy
League of American Wheelmen
St. Louis
National Racing Board
Great Bald
Springfield
Boston
New York
Asbury Park
Manhattan Park
Charles Murphy
Racing Board
B A A Faces Chicago Athletic Club In Championship Match
The B A A football team enters today’s clash with Chicago Athletic Club riding a near perfect season, two ties, and a record against Harvard and Yale that has fans certain of success. Key players include Bert Waters, Nate Anthony, Tommy Curtis, Dick Fay, Fred Butler, and captain R. P. Waters. Heffelfinger stars for Chicago, but B A A believes Bert Waters can counter him.
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Chicago Athletic Club
Harvard
Yale
Chicago
Heffelfinger
Bert Waters
Tommy Curtis
Gonterman
Nate Anthony
Dick Fay
Fred Butler
Boston University
R. P. Waters
Wilson
Boston Latin School
le Moine
Russell
Eddie Smith
Smith
Shuaters
Ed Horton
Ware
Kuntz
Graham
Burns
Nat Horton
Yale Freshmen Win Narrowly Over Princeton 16 to 6
Yale freshmen defeated Princeton freshmen 16 to 6 at Yale field in New Haven. Yale led 12-0 at halftime as both Yale touchdowns came on fumbles. Captain Hine and Greenway starred for Yale while Suter and Wentz shone for Princeton. Referee Knapp and umpire Knapp drew complaints from Princeton for ball handling. Approximately 2,000 spectators attended.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Princeton
Knapp
Connor
Hine
Greenway
Suter
Wentz
E Lin
Sereeeel
Hellana
Rapiee McFarland
Sheldon
R. G
Rogers Rain
Suter Harvey
R H. Ouenee
F. B
Oben
Drews
Weymouth High loses to Thayer Academy 6 0 in dispute
Weymouth High School and Thayer Academy met at Institute Park with a scoreless first half. A referee decision to award Thayer a 6 to 0 victory after Weymouths refused to continue ended the game. Moralles Baker and Burrell starred for Weymouth.
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Weymouth
Institute Park
Weymouth High School
Thayer Academy of
Braintree
Weymouths
Thayers
Moralles
Baker
Burrell
Thayer Academy
Weymouth High
Hewes
Moralles Rogers
Marion Stevens
Tees
Thayer Harrison
Hart Hayward
H Gy Pratt
Kelley Hayden
Tirrell Allen
L. E
Burrell OnGatts
Hunt Gannon
Wait Whelag
Baker Arnold
Boston Athletic Association Arrives for Chicago Match
The Boston Athletic Association football team reached Chicago via the Lake Shore road and moved to the Lexington Hotel as their base for the visit. They face the Chicago Athletic Association on the CA A grounds tomorrow morning and will dine with the Illinois CA A after the game. Captain Waters voiced strong confidence in his squad, adding that a local victory would still reflect well on the Chicago team if Boston prevails.
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Chicago
Boston 'Athletic Association
Chicago Athletic Association
Lake Shore Road
Lexington Hotel
Illinois C. A. A
Waters
Lynn High ex Juniors defeat Salem in rattling football game
YNN reports Lynn High School ex-Juniors team from 1898 defeated Salem High School 42 to 0 in a high school football contest played in Lynn. The game featured a decisive Lynn performance and a shutout against Salem.
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YNN
Lynn High School
Salem High School
Lynn
Drowning Man Finds Relief in Dean's Kidney Pills
A Boston man, employed at Hubbard Chair Co., credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney trouble and constant urination. He bought them at Geo. Burwell's Pharmacy in Boston after seeing a Boston Post report, noting immediate pain relief and normalized urine. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, N.Y., distributes the pills in the U.S.
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Hubbard Chair Co
Washington St
Boston
Jas. Conner
Broadway
East Somerville
Boston Post
Dean
Geo. Burwell
Boylston St
Park Sq
Kinney
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Baltimore Races Report From Latent Track Meet
Five furlongs Old Saugus wins opening race at Baltimore with Brahm and Lil lie Mills second and third. One mile Tartuffe takes victory for Anaway with Tom Moore third. Seven furlongs Defender wins for Tomoka with Nestor third. Six furlongs Palmerston prevails over The Sage with Damsel third. One and one quarter miles Marshall wins over Augusta Belle with Integrity third. Three quarters of a mile Lady McCann wins with Hands Off second and Lady Adams third. Time details included for each race.
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Baltimore
Saugus
Brahm
Lillie Mills
Anaway
Tartuffe
Tom Moore
Defender
Tomoka
Nestor
Palmerston
the Sage
Damsel
Marshall
Augusta Belle
Integrity
Lady McCann
Lady Adams
Lexington Racecard Evening Meet Results
In Lexington Kentucky on November 27 the first race of six furlongs was won by Whyata with Uncle Henry second and Tenor third in 1:19. The seven furlongs second race saw Daisy Bolander win, Ida second and Helen Keller third in 1:36. Myrielle won the six furlongs third race with Font D'Or second and Crumbaugh third in 1:21. Old Center captured the five furlongs fourth race with James Monroe second and Letcher third in 1:06. Sunburst won the one mile fifth race with Momus second and Charley Weber third in 1:48.
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Lexington
Whyata
Uncle Henry
Tenor
Daisy Bolander
Ida
Helen Keller
Myrielle
Font D’or
Crumbaugh
Old Center
James Monroe
Letcher
Momus
Charley Weber
Cuban battle near Manitaragua leaves dead and wounded
Fights in Havana report two hundred patriots clashing seventeen soldiers near Manitaragua, Santa Clara. Cuban force loses leader and several horses. Spanish side records one dead. Las Lagas garrison under Gaspar Cantero defeats Aniceto Hernandez's Cuban party, six killed, many wounded. Gomez surrounded in Sancti Spiritus district. unable to return to Camaguay.
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Havana
Manitaragua
Santa Clara
Las Lagas
Gaspar Cantero
Aniceto Hernandez
Aluccunda
General Electric hires six nonunion moulders at River Works
In Lynn Massachusetts General Electric added six nonunion moulders to replace strikers at River Works. The strike press has a disadvantage as seasonal demand for electrical supplies is weak and castings are in low demand. Rail road work is slack with layoffs until next Monday. Morse Canniffe Logan lasters’ lockout ends with the firm claiming a victory. Lasters blame shoe trade dullness for widespread unemployment and job shortages.
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Lynn
Mass
General Electric Company
River Works
Morse, Canniffe & Logan
Broad Street
Lasters’ Protective Union
Cronan Dies After Billiard Cue Incident in Newburyport
John D. Cronan aged 28, an agent for Metropolitan Life, was struck on the head by a billiard cue wielded by Daniel F. Leahy assistant superintendent of Metropolitan Life. Cronan died at Anna Jaques Hospital after arrival from Lawrence. The men argued over insurance papers and Leahy was arrested on manslaughter charges.
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Newburyport
John D. Cronan
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Daniel F. Leahy
Anna Jaques Hospital
Cronan
Lawrence
Leahy
General Thomas G. Jordan Dies in New York Residence
General Thomas G. Jordan, born September 30, 1819 in Luray Virginia and West Point graduate of 1840, died tonight in New York. He was a classmate and roommate of William Tecumseh Sherman, left the U S Army for the Confederacy in 1861, rose to brigadier general, and later commanded Cuban forces in 1869 under a Cuban government commission. Spain placed a $100,000 bounty on his head.
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New York
Thomas G. Jordan
Luray
West Point
William Tecumseh Sherman
United Sates
Jordan
Spain
Bowlina Results Show City League Scores
East Boston and Arlington posted 2659 with Jefferies Winter at 2389 while Melrose Highlands 3584 faced Philo dians of Waltham 2389. Medford 2467 over Somerville 2367. Everett Powder House 2509 beat Glendons of Everett 2472 and OE Corporation 2059. Bayside 1998 and Salem 2811 topped Vespers 2461.
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Bowlina
East Boston&Arlingtons
Jefferies
Melrose
Melrose Highlands
Philodians
Waltham
Medford
Prof Geo Godfrey Boxing Terms Reasonable
Prof Geo Godfrey of 98 Court Street Boston offers scientific boxing training with terms described as reasonable and fair. This local notice highlights expert methods and personal instruction available to aspiring boxers.
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Geo. Godfrey
Court St
Boston
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