Agreement Between China and Japan on Armistice Conditions
The article notes parley results between China and Japan. It covers limits on troop and ammunition transports, confinement to established fronts, and suspension of hostilities. It mentions an armistice overseen by a plenipotentiary, with both sides to refrain from new troop distributions and to allow capture of ships carrying war material.
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U and
Tientsin
Japf
Pla
China
Eman
Japanese sweep caps Fisher Islands in Pescadores group
A Tokio despatch reports Japanese forces easily advancing to occupy the Pescadores Islands after capturing forts and a large tug of ammunition. The engagement left about thirty Chinese dead and sixty prisoners, while Japanese losses were seventeen wounded. The fleet also took heavy guns and rifles. Dr Scriba examined Cees wound. temperature normal, and he could walk in his rooms.
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Pescadores Islands
Yent Tung
Fisher Islands
Ming
Pescadores Group
Assailant Koy Sentenced to Life Imprisonment
A despatch to the Central News reports Koy the young Japanese shooter of Li Ang the Chinese viceroy has been sentenced to life imprisonment. The incident occurred in the noon hour near noon on March 31.
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Central News
Koy
Liang
Republican National League Calls Meeting in Cleveland
President William Tracey and Secretary A B Humphrey issue call for the eighth annual meeting of the Republican National League in Cleveland on June 19. Delegation includes six large from each state and territory, four from each congressional district, and one from each college Republican club. Business covers reports, officers, timing and place for the nation, party policies, and campaign planning for the next year.
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Republican National League
J Cago
William Tracey
A. B. Humphrey
Cleveland
State
Terris
College Republicague Club
Offileague
Darling of Somerville Dies in New Brunswick
Darling, a well known figure in Somerville and across Canada, died yesterday at his son Samuel C. Darling's residence 158 Central Street Somerville. He was in his years and spent much of his life in Milltown New Brunswick. He led the Croix Valley manufacturing trade and served with Hon. William Todd. For the past two years he was with his son in Mystic Valley as president. The deceased leaves several children including two sons and a daughter.
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Fit Darling
Somerville
Wuel Darling
Somer
Canada
Samuel C. Dar
Central Street
Milltown
N.B
Croix Valley
William Todd
Samuel
C. Darling
Mystic Valley
Pean
Boston Police Debunk Deputy Pierce Scoop
A Sunday Post report claims Deputy Superintendent William H. Pierce faced a startling career development. City police officials deny the scuttlebutt, clarifying there is no filed action or official notice of promotion or discipline at this time.
Promotion Talk Shapes Police Leadership Choice
The piece discusses Deputy Pierce's rise and perceived merit for a commissioner role. Governor Greenhalge weighs the favorable qualifications amid the unusual advance, noting the difference between the deputy position and the commissioner's chair.
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Pierce
Greenhalge
Police Department
Deputy Pierce Called to Lead Boston Police Board
Governor Greenhalge selects Deputy Superintendent William H. Pierce to succeed Commissioner Albert T. Whiting. The Post reports the exclusive choice amid cabinet speculation, noting Pierce’s proven patrolman career and deep knowledge of the Boston force. The decision awaits political decision and possible confirmation.
Somerville Hoodlums At Mischief
Storekeepers in Union Square Somerville report ongoing hoodlum activity with crowds on sidewalks and corners. A window at How & Flint was shattered after a loud crash as onlookers dispersed. Merchants circulate a petition demanding an officer be stationed in the square at all hours.
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Union Square
Somerville
How & Flint
Tower Burn Planned For Somerville Unitarian Church
The old Unitarian Church tower in Somerville will be removed and burned at noon today. The tower is the last remnant of the historic structure. a base section will be cleared, a cavity filled with wood, and once ignited workers will stand back while the blaze consumes the tower.
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Somerville
Old Unitarian Church
Addicks Fix Courts Delaware Gas Fight Probed
The Sunday Post reports in Wilmington that the US Court ordered J Edward Addicks to appear over a possible receiver for Bay State Gas Company of Delaware. Representatives Bordman Hall Parker Chandler and George A Smith voiced caution and pride in the court action while discussing next steps and potential receivers.
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Sunday Post
Wilmington
Del
United States
J. Edward Addicks
Bay State Gas Company of
Delaware
Massachusetts
Messrs
Bordman Hall
Parker C. Chandler
George A. Smith
Mercantile Trust Company of
New York
Addicks
Bay State Company
Messrs. Hall
Chandler
Smith
Hall
Mr. Hall
Delaware Company
Andrews
Starbuck
Judge Andrews
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Senate
Brookline Gas Light Company
Committee On Rules
Post
Mixed Ballots Expected in Bridgeport Election
In Bridgeport Connecticut Catholic churches urged women to register and vote in tomorrow's municipal election for the Board of Education. Officials say up to a thousand more women may join the 1500 registered as candidates like P. W. Wren, Frank Miller, and H. Cogswell appear on sample ballots.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Board of Education
P. W. Wren
Frank Miller
H. C. Cogswell
Bismarck Jubilation Sparks National Feuds and Edgy Talks
The piece notes clerical claims of Otto's dimes on salaries in industrial districts and warns of terror objects and imperial measures in ongoing Bismarck agitation. Analysts call the demonstration spontaneous, amid post Sedan joy and a healing autograph letter from Empress Frederick to Bismarck seeking to mend rifts from Emperor Frederick's reign.
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Otto
Bismarck
Berlin
Sedan
Frederick
Hamburg Ablaze With Illumination For Student Procession
Hamburg on March 31 saw 6000 students gather for a major procession planned for tomorrow. The city glowed with candles, gas jets, and magnesium lights on landmarks, with banners and fireworks planned from 9:30 tonight through tomorrow morning.
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Hamburg
Bismarck
Lombards Bridge
Disconto Bank
Deustche Bank
Rathahaus
Victoria Hotel
Ulster
Moorweide
Dambhor
Glockengiessenwall
Steinwall
Klosterthor Station
Aumeheil
Zoological Gardens
Alster
Rhinelanders Honor Bismarck at Niederwald Monument
In Rudesheim March 31 residents united to celebrate Bismarck at the Niederwald monument. Dec orations faced rain and flooding on Rhine street as dignitaries spoke and songs commemorated the ex chancellor. A promenade concert and Rhine Hall wine kammers followed with a general illumination at 8 PM.
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Rudesheim
Rhine Valley
Bismarck
National Monument
Niederwald
Rhine Street
Rhineland
Hesse-Nassau
Professor Onken
Giessen
Crowds Fill Rudesheim On Festive Rhine Valley Day
Immense crowds poured into Rudesheim with excursion trains from all directions. Rain limited decorations but could not dampen the festive mood. Flags waved from houses and fir garlands lined windows as trains to Niederwald overflowed. Princess Louise of Prussia attended with Rhineland dignitaries in reserved seats.
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Rudesheim
Niederwald
Rhine Valley
Louise of
Prussia
Rhineland
Anti Bismarck Demonstration Led by St Louis Socialistic Labor Party
A St Louis anti-Bismarck demonstration was held March 31 under the Socialistic Labor Party. Adolph Hepner, editor of the Tageblatt, spoke on German freedom versus American worship of Bismarck. He denounced Bismarck as an iron despot serving monarchy and criticized American admiration for his brutality.
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ST. Louis
Socialistic Labor Party of
Adolph Hepner
The
Tageblatt
Bismarck
House of Hohenzollern
Spiritualism Fifty-Year Celebration in Boston Hall
The Boston Spiritual Temple marked the forty seventh anniversary of modern Spiritualism with a packed Odd Fellows Hall. Dr. H. B. Storer and Moses Hull led morning talks, Mrs. Longley and Mrs. Pepper highlighted testimonies, and Prof A. E. Tisdale critiqued science and religion before a diverse program of music and readings in the afternoon and evening.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Boston
M. T. Longley
William H. Banks
H. B. Storer
Censor Bay Grove Association
Veteran Spiritualist Association
Moses Hull
Chicago Spiritualists’ Temple
Storer
Children’s Progress Lyceum marks 47th Spiritualism anniversary
The Children’s Progress Lyceum celebrated the forty seventh anniversary of modern Spiritualism at Horticultural Hall with a day full of lectures by Mrs. Sarah A. Byrnes and Rev. T. Ernest Allen, a grand evening concert by over fifty artists, and a program directed by Mrs. William S. Butler and others.
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Children's Progress Lyceum
Horticultural Hall
Lyceum
Sarah A. Byrnes
T. Ernest Allen
Grafton
American Psychical Society
William S. Butler
M. Dussey
C. T. Wood
J. 8
Shelburne
Nilsson Quartet
Daisy Hereford
New Assessor Nominations Maneuver in City Board
Mayor Curtis will present nominations this afternoon for the board including a successor to the current Dem sealer of weights and measures Michael D. Colwell and a deputy sealer corps. Three principal assessors are due for naming with Hichborn likely to be named and Ned Daley and Louis Torm possibly reappointed. Julius J. Schrift may win a post as replacement for an unnamed Republican. E Mortain Hatch is also pursuing a seat. Ex-Sealer Bell may replace Col. Thomas Kellough of Hast could succeed Ferries Burke if the mayor’s bill delays the depot nomination.
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Curtis
Weights and Sures
Michael D. Colwell
Hichborn
Ned” Daley
Louis Torm
Julius J. Schrif
E. Mortain Hatch
Daley
Th P
Sealer Bell
Col
Thomas Kellough
Hast
Ferries Burke
Inter Railroad Plans Electric Freight Line Chicago to New York
The Inter. Railway Company proposes an electric freight railway from Chicago to New York to haul coal and grain. John W. King says electricity lowers costs and speeds traffic, reducing right of way delays and surface traffic issues. The road aims to extend telegraph and time features, with construction to begin soon.
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Chicago
Inter. Railway Company
Day
New York
Transportati
John W. King
York
Bicycle theft incident leads to arrest in Malden
Charles T Wettergreen reported his bicycle stolen from Middlesex Street after night lunch on Centre Street. Patrick H Heffernan allegedly refused to surrender the bike and kicked Wettergreen. Heffernan was arrested at his home on She Street and jailed at the headquarters awaiting arraignment tomorrow morning.
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Malden
Charles T. Wettergreen
Middlesex Street
Centre Street
Patrick H. Heffernan
Wettergre
Heffernan
No More Pro Boxing in Buffalo Ruled by Police
In Buffalo on March 31 police officials announced a ban on professional boxing in the city after extended clashes with authorities. The decision ends planned events and will halt all forthcoming ring contests deemed unsafe.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Festivities at Frankfort Honor Bismarck Notables
Last night at the Saalebau guests gathered to honor Bismarck with orations by Han of Leipsig and Professor Rohrh Heidelberg. A memorial tablet was unveiled on Grosse Gallusstrasse during a Prussian celebration at the House.
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Frankfort-On-The-Main
Saalebau
Bismarck
Han of
Broadway Glee Club Formed by South Boston Men
The Broadway Glee Club, a young men’s group from South Boston, held its regular meeting yesterday. Officers named include J. Maloney as president, W. J. Hadley as vice president, P. Serjeant-at-arms J. M. Me, with a treasurer and other posts, and the club has secured rooms in St. Omer Hall, Boston.
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Broadway Glee Club
South Boston
South
Fire suspects in Burlington discharged for lack of evidence
Burlington police discharged two suspects Donlin and Thomas Gorham Brackett who were arrested in connection with a mill fire near J. R. Booth’s property. No further charges were filed due to insufficient evidence.
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Disc
Burlington, Vt
March Donlin
Thomas Gorham Brackett
J. R. Booth
Sherman Markel Marriage Notice Reads By Rev I Baritz
Hartnett dies in Charlestown beloved wife of Thomas x years funeral from her late street Wednesday 8 2 at request at St Ma street 9 o'clock flowers not requested Baker 78 years 4 funeral services Tue Driscoll 33 Concord Frances Driscoll aged Faures Bogigo J
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Charlestown
Thomas & Years
St. Ma Street
Mare Baker
Driscoll
Concord
Frances Driscoll
Fauresat Bogigo J
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