Buffalo Boy Erne Wins Twenty Round Decide r Versus Dixon
Frank Erne of Buffalo outpoints George Dixon in a rough twenty round bout at the Broadway Athletic Club. Both weighed 122 pounds. Erne showed a steady jab and sharp counters while Dixon pressed with rapid rushes. The bout featured multiple hard exchanges and an eye cut on Dixon.
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Fire destroys Walton home near Chelsea gasometer
A blaze at 1 am in Chelsea started in Roger Walton's bake shop at 132 Addison street and spread to his home. Walton rescued seven older children while his wife escaped with twin babies. Firemen saved the nearby gasometer containing 7,000 cubic feet of gas, preventing a catastrophic explosion. Walton's insurance stands at $2500.
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Weather forecast for New England and nearby states
Forecast for Saturday calls for rain in Maine New Hampshire Vermont and showers in Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut. Colder conditions follow with notable cooling Sunday as winds shift from southwest to west or north.
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Weyler After Maceo Sees Heavy Cuban War News
Havana dispatch reports Captain-General Weyler leaving for Mariel to resume operations against Maceo in Pinar del Rio. It cites 17 340 sick soldiers with 1 458 yellow fever cases and 163 per thousand deaths, plus detainees to Fernando Po and the Chafarinas.
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Spaniards Blown Up Near Rubi Mountain in Cuba
Jose Reies, from Maceo's staff, recounts a fierce Rubi Mountain battle where Spanish forces under Munoz and Eche attacked Maceo's 8000 troops. Dynamite mines, set by John Lind of Jacksonville, exploded, killing many Spaniards and wounding others. Weyler reportedly failed in his campaign and hurried back to Havana.
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Consul General Lee denies Havana return rumor
Washington D C Nov 27 Consul General Lee rejects reports he may not return to Havana due to Spanish objections He says relations with General Weyler are cordial and photos exchanged show friendship He is in the United States on vacation after five months in Havana and has private business to attend to He plans to move to Richmond next day visit Virginia then West Point to see his son then report readiness to return Whether his wife accompanies him will depend on Cuba’s condition.
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Food Scarcity Reported in Havana and Jacksonville
Nov 27 dispatch notes growing hunger in Havana with scarce food supplies spilling into Jacksonville. British steamer Ardnamohar faced penalties after crew allegedly gave coffee and sugar to needy locals during unload. Captain summoned by port authorities for customs violation.
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Leading Merchants Oppose Subway Monopoly Venture
A Boston petition signed by over 400 firms and citizens urges the Boston Transit Commission to reject any single monopoly for the subway. It calls for a percentage rent, fair franchise compensation, and a lease term not to exceed ten years, attached to a radical letter from Professor Frank Parsons.
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Patrick Maguire Nearing Death in Boston After Stroke
The Hon. Patrick Maguire, longtime Boston political figure, is dying after a paralytic stroke. Doctors report he began failing around 11:00 pm with only a remote chance of rallying. family prepared for the worst as evening gave way to night. Maguire’s career included leadership in the Democratic party and service on the Governor’s Council alongside efforts to beautify Boston’s parks.
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Mr Maguire’s Career in American Press Founder of Republic Newspaper
The Hon Patrick Maguire born in Ireland 1836 came to America as a child. He started in the Gazette office at Prince Edward Island and trained there. He moved to Boston in 1852 to work in printing and later entered real estate before founding the Republic newspaper in 1882.
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Fire gutts Central House Ashland in early morning blaze
The Central House at Ashland was gutted by fire with water damage totaling about 5000 dollars. Lizzie Barriere discovered the blaze and aroused Arthur Johnson, whose bed was on fire. Occupants had narrow escapes. Cause suspected as an oil heater explosion. Owner Edward Tierney leased by Joseph H Morrisette. Building may be rebuilt.
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