Prince of Wales letter misquoted by New York paper
The St James's Gazette accuses a New York paper of garbling a letter from the Prince of Wales to the Thirteen Club. The official text states he thanks them for honorary membership, notes myriad invitations, and regrets being unable to accept the election due to the volume and invidious choices.
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St. James's Gazette
New York
Prince of Wales
Francis Knollys
Thirteen Club of
Thirteen Club
Ion, Knollys
Suit over guardian estate grant in Suffolk Probate Court
Miriam Gunsenhiser filed a petition against Godfrey Morse and Georgia Morse executors of Leopold Morse estate seeking payment of about 20000 alleging failure to file inventory and accounts as her guardian. Leopold Morse died about two years ago after serving as administrator with bond 60009 and guardian bond 40000. father died in 1873 leaving 40000 estate.
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Miriam Gunsenhiser
Godfrey Morse
Georgia Morse
Leopold Morse
Middlesex Probate Court
Daring Yale Dorm Robbery Shocks Students
A bold Yale incident in New Haven shows a theft in the room of sophomores Bruce Clark and F. C. Hinsdale. Clothing, jewelry, and souvenirs were taken as the thief, described as a mulatto about 30, packed the loot into two dress suitcases and walked through a crowd of classmates. Clark is from Chicago and Hinsdale from Pittsfield.
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Change in Train Service on Nantasket Beach Branch
The New York New Haven Hartford Plymouth division will modify service after today. All trains will run to and from Pemberton connecting with Nantasket Steamboat Company steamers in each direction. Sunday trains resume April 5 with weekday connections to the steamer.
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Birthday Lecture Opens Prospect Union Program
The Prospect Union Cambridgeport will observe Bis ch birthday with a lecture on a great German statesman by Mr Wil Roscoe Thayer editor of Harvard States Magazine. The first meeting of the new class will be Saturday evening at 7 46 with Mr Stough Bell of the Harvard senior class as teacher.
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Harvard
Minister Allard Seeks Hearing in Perjury Case
Fall River March 31 Minister Allard retained John W. Cummings to defend him and the Smith girl as he sought a courthouse hearing on the perjury charge. The court indicated the motion would be overruled and the case sent to the grand jury. Bail for the girl was set at 1000 dollars. Allard offered as security but refused. The Rev Joseph Allard and Miss Ellen Smith remain out on bail as Home Mission officials in Boston may bar him from church duties until higher courts rule.
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Second District Court
Court Overrules Exceptions in Laplante v Cotton Mills Verdict
The Supreme Court overrules the defendant’s exceptions in the Oliva Laplante vs Warren Cotton Mills case. A verdict of 6000 dollars is awarded to the plaintiff for personal injuries sustained April 17, 1893, as the plaintiff, then 13 years and 10 months old, attempted to replace a belt on a pulley at the mill where employed. The ruling was delivered yesterday.
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Esterday
Local Detective Mungan Stricken at Home in Hayd Benson
Northampton dated item reports State detective for counties Mungan was stricken with shock at his Hayd Benson home in the western ern noon. Condition serious but may recover.
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Bargains on Fine Clothes at 91 Summer Street
Open evenings attract workingmen to the sale at 91 Summer Street where suits and stylish outfits are offered at one quarter of their value with items like a fine suit or a spin in the latest style priced around 2.85 dollars. The window shows one of many deep discounts designed to clear stock.
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Jealous Wife Kills Children Then Takes Own Life
In San Francisco Mrs Olga Deuss killed her three children and herself by gas asphyxiation last night. The eldest child was eight years old. The tragedy followed the husband’s absence from early evening until eight this morning when he discovered the bodies.
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National Bank Resources Reported by Comptroller
Washington reports the latest abstract of national banks as of February 2. The 3899 banks hold 1.951 billion in loans and discounts, 192 million in stock and securities, reserves totaling 2.337 billion with 156 million in gold, capital of 564 million, surplus 247 million, undivided profits 87 million, unpaid dividends 1.28 million, individual deposits 1.648 billion, and bills payable 20.16 million.
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Submarine Torpedo Boat Contract Details
Fragmentary OCR notes reference four submarine torpedo boats for Holland with an exhibit valued at 175000. Mentions conditioning contract on department acceptance of boats of the same design already built.
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