Roosevelt arrival preparations in Mombasa discussed
In Mombasa British East Africa preparations for Theodore Roosevelt's visit are under way. Sir James Hayes Sadler has been reassigned to the Windward Islands, with Frederick John Jackson taking over local duties. Roosevelt invitations arrive, while local hazards include lions and an escaped elephant in markets.
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Mombasa
British East Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
James Hayes Sadler
Protectorate
Windward Islands
United States
Frederick John Jackson
Jackson
Mr. Roosevelt
London
Aden
St. George’s Day
KR. J. Cuninghame
Roosevelt
Kilindini
Masingi
The Cheapest Marmola Tablets Promise Fast Fat Loss
The Marmola Prescription Tablets are advertised as a cheap fat reducer priced at seventy five cents for a supply that lasts days. The copy claims loss of up to a pound per day when taken after meals and before bed, without diet or exercise, and notes they mimic the original Marmola formula.
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Neal
Ikers
Marmola Company
Lawyers' Fees Slashed in Gas Case to 850000
Henry A. Wyman filed a report in the U S Circuit Court urging a fee reduction from about 225000 to 55000. The principal claim by G Godfrey Watterson and Henry Major of New York, for 10 years work, was trimmed to around 60000. Morse and Friedman were awarded 9000 while seeking 5000. Most counsel filed exceptions to the master’s findings to be heard by Judge Putnam.
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Bay State Gas Cermany
Mafs T
Henry A. Wyman
United States Circuit Court
G. Godfrey Watterson
Henry Major
New York
Morse & Friedman
Hondholders
Putnam
Living models display latest styles at Siegel’s department store
Ten stately figures model new costumes on a green carpet display at Henry Siegel Company. Models from New York and Paris showcase the season’s gowns and millinery while hundreds of shoppers observe lines and folds without trying them on. The striped tailor made walking suit attracts attention as a key seasonal feature.
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Henry Siegel Compards
S.o
Siezel Company
New York
Paris
Sam Foss at the City Club reads his writings tonight
The Boston City Club hosts an varied evening with readings by Sam Walter Foss and humorous sketches by Dr. George A. Stiles of Somerville. Musical numbers feature violinist Carlos F. Pinfield and pianist J. Arthur Colburn.
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Boston City Club
Sam Walter Foss
Iis
George A. Stiles
Somerville
Mr. Foss
Dr. Stiles
Boston
Carlos FE. Pinfield
J. Arthur Colburn
Kentucky Girl Stops Mad Team
Miss Towie Stanfield of Ritter Street acted fearlessly as a runaway team from C. H. Burke Baking Company sped through Nashua New Hampshire. Her quick actions prevented serious injury to several children playing in the street nearby.
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Kentucky
Nashua
N. H
Towie Stanfield
Ritter Street
C. H. Burke Baking Company
Kentucky native saves children from runaway horses on Ash Street
Miss Stanfield, a Kentucky native visiting the city, stood near A M Hards store on Ash Street as frightened horses bolted. She seized a bridle and halted the heavy cart within 50 feet of four to five children playing in the street, then called for them to move to safety. She kept calm and attributed the action to her lifelong experience with horses.
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A. M. Hards
Ash Street
Miss Stanfield
Kentucky
Prohibition Defeated In Senate 26 to 21 Vote
Des Moines reports constitutional prohibition fell in the Iowa Senate by a 26 to 21 tally this afternoon. The decision ends the matter for two years.
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Des Moines
Senate
Indulgences Topic Discussed At Cathedral Sermon
A large congregation heard Rev. Dr. R E Fitzgerald explain Catholic doctrine on indulgences at the cathedral. The sermon stressed contrition confession and satisfaction, noting indulgences for temporal punishment and church authority over penance. Benediction of the blessed sacrament closed the service.
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RE. G. Fitzgerald
George J. Patterson
Ly. Fitzgerald
Ytherea
C Church
Fitzgerald
Ivernia Due At 11 A M Today From Messina
Wireless report from Captain H M Benison says the Cunard liner Ivernia will dock at 11 this morning with 1595 passengers including 34 saloon 255 second cabin and 1306 steerage travelers. Among arrivals is Philip L Carbone of Boylston Street returning from Messina with aid work for Governor Guild.
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H. M. Benison
Cunard
Ivernia
Boston Light
Philip L. Carbone
Boylston Street
Messina
Miss Thayer Buys Valuable Horses at New York Sale
Miss L Thayer of Boston acting through an agent and S V Webster of Newport led purchases at the American Horse Exchange. Webster paid the top price of 1200 for two long tailed bays while Thayer bought a pair for 900 and a single for 500.
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New York
Miss & L. Thayer
Boston
S. V. Webster
Newport
American Horse Exchange
Wealthy carriage maker leaves gifts to Newburyport poor and parish
The Late John Hassett bequeaths a large sum to the worthy poor and needy of Rev. John Nilan's parish in Newburyport. His magnificent private library is donated to the Public Library. The will is dated March 14 of this year.
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Newburyport
John Hassett
John Nilan
Hassett
Dunning Elected State Regent of D A R in Boston
Mrs James B Dunning of Springfield was elected State regent of the D A R yesterday afternoon at Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple Boston with Mrs Frank D Ellison as candidate and Mrs Herbert K E Davidson of Watertown chosen as vice State regent. The crowd applauded as the results were announced and the new regent was presented with a bouquet.
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James B. Dunning
James FB. Dunning
Springfield
Frank D. Ellison
Dunning
Ellison
Charles Masury
Herbert KE. Davidson
Water
Herbert E. Davidson
Watertown
Curtis as Republican mayor candidate eyed in Boston
Ex Mayor Edwin A. Curtis is discussed as a potential Republican for Boston Mayor. Party leaders and Chairman Edward G. Graves cite Curtis as ideal, while the committee weighs actions on renomination of Mayor Hibbard amid bitter ward sentiment. Graves opposes major charter changes and recalls, but warns action remains undecided.
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Edwin A. Curtis
Edward G. Graves
The
Post
Curtis
Republican Committee
Graves
Boston
Hibbard
Republican City Committee
Charles Kellough
East Boston
Law Department
Kellough
Civil Service Commission
Frohman Plans Top Melodrama at Boston Theatre
Charles Frohman and William Harris, new managers, vow to bring best drama to Boston with foreign plays and top American actors. The season opens with Via Wireless on April 12 as a premier of high class melodrama and long-running productions for New England audiences.
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Charles Frohman
William Harris
Boston Theatre
Boston
Old Drury Lane
London
Sealing fleet trapped in northern coast ice
Seven sealing steamers are immobilized in ice fields off St. John s Newfoundland after being sighted from the ship Lad but not communicating with shore. No news from the rest of the sealing fleet for two weeks and total losses are unknown.
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ST. John’s
N. F
Vote to Report 54 Hour Bill on Women and Minors
The committee voted to report the 54 hour bill extending the 48 hour law for women and minors, with three dissenters Senator Birch and Representatives Dorman and Butterick. The panel also reported leave to withdraw a companion bill and the same three dissented on the public work preference measure.
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Birch
Dorman
Butterick
Shaw and Lee in lively tilt over Charlestown affairs
Charlestown Evening High School graduation exercises sparked a dispute between Joseph Lee of the Boston School Committee and Representative David B. Shaw of Ward 3. Lee praised local gains and urged referenda and a nine member City Council, while Shaw denounced Lee's involvement as improper and insisted Charlestown must be cared for by its own representatives.
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Joseph Lee
Boston School Committee
David B. Shaw
Ward 3
Charlestown Evening High School
Lee
Charlestown
Finance Commission
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Lee
Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Back Bay
South End
Watch for Body of Missing Boy in Merrimac River
Bridge guards and life savers along the Merrimac River monitor currents after Lowell police instructions, hoping the body of boy John Howarth, believed drowned, will drift down with the outgoing tide.
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Newburyport
Merrimac River
Lowell Police Department
Little John Howarth
Merrimac
Home Mixture Promises Rheumatism Relief
A published remedy claims a mixture of syrup of sarsaparilla Toris compound and whiskey can cure rheumatism and blood diseases with pains in muscles joints and back. It advises taking a tablespoonful before meals and at bedtime and notes it can be prepared at home or by a druggist.
Source of Evil Told to Cribbers at Brown University
Providence March 31 Brown University President W N P Faunce criticized cribbing after nine students were suspended. He said the great source of evil is intellectual slovenliness and avoidance of hard work rather than deliberate lying.
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Providence
R. I
W. N. P. Faunce
Brown University
Socialist Leader Attacks Congo Forced Labor Decree
In Brussels M Vendervelde denounced a 19 decree allowing Congo natives to work on public projects as illegal. He cited natives punished by whipping from five to 40 strokes and urged total suppression of forced labor and greater Congo administration publicity.
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Brussels
M. Vendervelde
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Congo
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