Roosevelt and Root close Miles case manage to keep Miles in service
President Roosevelt and Secretary Root declare the Miles incident closed for the moment. Root accuses Miles of misstatement and seeking dictatorial power in the Philippines while planning to command allied forces in China and leaking War Department secrets. Congress may push for a court of inquiry, but such a move seems unlikely.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Root
Miles
War Department
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
General Miles
Congress
Philippines
China
Senate
Patrick Married in Tombs Prison in New York
March 31 report from Tombs prison states Albert Tv Patrick the lawyer, convicted of the murder of W. M. Ride, and Mrs. A. M. Francis were married yesterday inside the facility.
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Patrick
Tombs
New York
Albert Tv
W. M. Ride
A. M. Francis
Tombs Prison
Speaker Fight in Court Today
The case of ex Representative Frank P Bennett of Saugus against John F Donahue of Lagan opens in the Superior Civil Court for a $20,000 libel suit. The dispute stems from the 1899 1900 speakership contest and recent gas legislation battles with many Lynn figures, including Thomas W Lawson and Henry M Whitney, expected as witnesses.
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Superior Civil Court
Frank P. Bennett
Saugus
John F. Donohue
Lagan
Bennett
Donahue
J. Ward Addicks
Bates
House
Ward 6
Lynn
Donohue
Mr. Donohue
Congressman Eddy Secures 2000 Laborers for Canada
Christiania Norway March 31 American Congressman Frank M Eddy of Glenwood Minnesota announces 2000 laborers are being hired here for railroad work in Canada. The plan involves arranging employment and transportation for workers seeking work abroad through Eddy's efforts.
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Eddy
Minnesota
Canada
Christiania
Norway
Frank M. Eddy
Glenwood
Minn
Green snake causes Cambridge car panic near Harvard square
A six inch green snake escaped from a Radcliffe student’s bag aboard a crowded Harvard square car. A studious man felt the crawl, sparked a panic as passengers fled toward the door. He finally trapped the reptile and threw it into the street, restoring order amid giggles.
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Harvard Square
Boston
Radcliffe
IGE OUT OF SEBAGO Open water ushers early Sebago fishing season
Anglers will be surprised as ice disappears from Sebago lake exposing a wide open stretch. The Sebago surface now allows trolling from shore to shore for landlocked salmon and trout. Early trollers may land heavy salmon weighing five to 17 pounds as the season begins, with Kennebec River also ice free and Maine spring weather continuing.
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Sebago
Maine
Gebago
Kennebec
Reynolds arraigned on assault with intent to kill
James Reynolds was arraigned in Charlestown District Municipal Court on a charge of assault with intent to kill. He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued to April 17 with bail set at 5000 dollars. Reynolds was arrested again after Joseph Sullivan of Everett was found unconscious on Cambridge Street on March 9 and the prior simple assault case also set for April 17.
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James Reynolds
Charlestown
Reynolds
Joseph P. Sullivan
Everett
Cambridge Street
Revere Hotel Burned At Revere Beach Inferno
The Ocean View House summer hotel at Revere Beach was nearly destroyed by fire early last evening. The unoccupied building shows signs of incendiary origin and is owned by Mrs. Anna Carrington. Loss is estimated around unknown amount with some insurance.
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Ocean View House
Revere Beach
Conteria
Anna Carrington
Real Estate Sale of Senator Lodge on Mt. Vernon Street
Announcement reports the sale of Hon Henry Cabot Lodge property on Mt Vernon street two parcels totaling 44000 dollars with two houses and 5200 square feet. The front house formerly Lodge’s residence and the rear dwelling on Pinckney street will be redeveloped by the new owner whose identity will be released after deeds are recorded.
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Senator Lodge
Mt. Vernon Street
Taunton Man Ends His Life By Train
Peter Rochan of Lawrence, an inmate of the Taunton Insane Asylum, deliberately stepped onto a New York New Haven Hartford train near Whittenton Junction this morning. The 36 year old widower was carried about 500 feet on the locomotive. He had been slated for discharge for a short leave with asylum workers nearby.
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Taunton
New York, New Haven Hartford
Whittenton Junction
Peter Rochan
Lawrence
Taunton Insane Asylum
Rochan
Sudden end of Nichols suit in district court
The breach of promise case of Walter H. Nichols of Everett against Mrs. Etta L. Davis ended abruptly after testimony. Lawyer Kelley for the defendant requested the return of presents given by Nichols and payment of court costs about 75 dollars.
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Nichols
Walter H. Nichols
Everett
Etta . L. Davis
Etta Luts
District Court
Charles P. Blanchard
Kelley
Boston
Duval Sentenced to Deer Island for Assault
Thomas Duval, a Philadelphia resident and performer, was sentenced in Municipal Court to one month at Deer Island for assault with a loaded revolver on J. L. Jackson. The incident stems from a March 14 departure from Philadelphia with Mrs. Jackson and follows Duval’s unusual career of eating glass and knives.
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Duval
Deer Island
Thomas Duval
J. L. Jackson
Philadelphia
Orson
Aldermen Off On Junket To Philadelphia Markets
Aldermen explain they travel for educational market research visiting Philadelphia Washington Baltimore and New York to study markets and report back with findings. The group includes John L Kelly Patrick Bowen Martin Lomasney Edward Quigley and others with staffers and a wireless outfit. They plan to inspect food markets and even ride ferries while seeking open market access and related ideas.
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Philadelphia
Home Market Club
China
Committee On Markets
Board of Aldermen
John L. Kelly
Patrick Bowen
Martin M. Lomasney
Edward Ll. Quigley
George Holden Tinkham
Junket
John F. Dever
James McKibben
Timothy Mooney
Leary
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Lakewood
N. J
Old Point Comfort
Atlantic City
Palm Beach
Asheville
N. C
Coney Island
Massachusetts
Lominsney
Common Council
Shiels
Curry
Jackson
Kenney
Hannan
Gavin
McKee
Good
Blackstone Street
Lomasney
Cape Cod
Long Island Sound
Treasury
Boston
John Howard
Putnam Bradlee
Cormorant
Cape
Hi Henry
Howard Street
Bignor Marconi
Ashbridge
John Wanamaker
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Washington, D. C
Franklin
Brighton
GIVEN WATCH AND CHAIN Lewis A. Copeland Surprise at Hotel Rexford
A crowd of waitresses and a delegation of waiters surprised Lewis A. Copeland, a South and West Ends restaurateur, at the Hotel Rexford. They presented him with a gold watch and chain as a souvenir of the occasion. Names of several waitresses include Jessie Macklay Alice Dolan Hila Bach Marguerite Duffey Kittie Mac Dowell Hattie Lodge Hannah Johnson May Dolan and May Connelly.
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Hotel Rexford
Lewis A. Copeland
Jessie Macklay
Alice Dolan
Hila Bach
Marguerite Duffey
Kittie MacDowell
Hattie Lodge
Hannah Johnson
May Dolan
May Connelly
Barnard College seeks Rockefeller gift pledge
George A. Plimpton Barnard College treasurer said tonight that $1000 more was needed to reach the $200,000 goal by midnight to secure a Rockefeller gift of equal amount. He noted that the $100 had already been promised.
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New York
George A. Plimpton
Barnard College
John D. Rockefeller
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Hir.ng Labor Abroad
Cambridge
Ige
Joseph P. Sullilivan
Revere Hotel
Henry Cabot
Morse
Washington and
Grattle Streets
Jonket
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Washburn
Eton
Oxford
Greater Boston
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