Smuggling Attempt Foiled On Palermo Arrival at Boston
An Italian liner Palermo returned from Naples and Genoa with a trunk marked for customs inspection. False chalk marks deceived guards, leading to a trunk being held for assay at the customs house. A woman Theresa Catalina and two men were not located after the incident at the Boston pier.
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Palermo
Naples
Genoa
Boston & Albany
Boston
Theresa Catalina
O. K
Custom House
Winchester Plant to Open in Wealthy Political Gathering
A $100000 plant formal opening is set in Winchester this afternoon with a notable crowd of wealth and national figures. Attendees include Judge Alton B. Parker of New York former presidential candidate Judge Van Etten of the New York Supreme Court Thomas N. Hart former Boston mayor Congressman Samuel W McCall Livingston Cushing and other prominent businessmen and political leaders.
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Winchester
Alton B. Parker
New York
van Etten
New York Supreme Court
Bay State Limited
Thomas N. Hart
Boston
Samuel W. McCall
Livingston Cushing
Boston Millionaire
Masquerade Arrest Shocks Roxbury Police
Roy Miller 2% was arrested by Roxbury police for masquerading as a woman and promenading the streets in Mme Paquin inspired gowns, paralleling Parisian women’s fashion trend reportedly worn by men.
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Roy Miller
Julian Eltinge
Roxbury
Mme. Paquin
Woman Victim of Mob Lynching in Oklahoma City
Marie Scott, a Black woman, stabbed Lemuel Peace to death, was seized from Wagoner county jail by a masked mob. They bound the jailer, dragged her to a telephone pole, where she was executed. Sheriff’s office investigates the lynching.
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Muskogee
Okla
Marie Scott
Peace
Russian Cossacks Ordered Deported to Portland
Nineteen Russian cossacks who arrived from Glasgow Thursday were deported today. Immigration officials reasoned there is little labor demand in Portland and barred entry to the city bound for Portland, deeming they would likely become public charges if allowed to stay.
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Portland
Glasgow
Ore
Thornton sails for English railway post
Henry W. Thornton, American named to head a major British railway, sailed on the Lusitania from New York. He leaves his role as general superintendent of the Long Island Railroad to become general manager of the Great Eastern railway.
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New York
Henry W. Thornton
Great Britain
Lusitania
Long Island
Great Eastern Railway
Cambridge Parents Confounded By Triplet Girls In One Family
The Accettulli family of Cambridge welcomes seven children with the birth of triplet girls Anna Antonia and Antonía Addolorata. Each weighed 17 pounds combined at birth and resemble each other closely, complicating efforts to tell them apart. The trio rests in a heated room and sleeps much of the day as their health remains good.
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Dominick Accettulli
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Anna
Antonia
Accettull
Accettulli
Post
Pope Receives Abbot President Gasquet in Rome
In Rome on March 31 the Pope met with Rt. Rev. Francis A. Gasquet Abbot President of the English Benedictines who recently returned from the United States. Gasquet spoke of American interest in revising the Vulgate and the Pontiff praised contributors to the project.
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Rome
Pope
Francis A. Gasquet
United States
Gasquet
Reading Elects Its First Town Counsel
Reading last night elected Jesse W. Morton as town counsel at a salary of 500 dollars per year. Selectmen re appointed: William E. Swain as chief of police at 3.25 dollars a day and James Culliane Oscar H. Lowe and George C. Stock as police members at 2 dollars a day.
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Reading
Jesse W. Morton
William E. Swain
James Culliane
Oscar H. Lowe
George C. Stock
John Proctor, Noted New Hampshire Poet Dies at Home
John Proctor a nature lover writer and lawyer aged years died at his home 60 Beach street Manchester New Hampshire this morning. He was widely known for his writings and was a Dartmouth College 1874 BA graduate.
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Manchester
N. H
John Proctor
Beach Street
Rev Goodwin to Speak at St. Pauls Lenten Service
The Rev. William A. R. Goodwin of St. Pauls Rochester will preach at 1 36 vices at St. Pauls this afternoon. He will also deliver the sermon at the cathedral yesterday and this week, with daily services added for Lenten observances.
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William A. R. Goodwin
St. Paul's
Rochester
N. Se
Goodwin
Athedral
Roosevelt rumor denied in New York offices
A purported dispatch claiming harm came to Theodore Roosevelt in Brazil was dismissed as false. Colonel secretary Frank Heaper and aides noted the party’s location did not fit telegraphic reach and tied the rumor to the March 2 canoe overturning incident that sparked earlier sensational chatter.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Brazil
Penn
Frank Heaper
Cable
Peru
Roosevelt
The Washed Hands by George Rothwell Brown
A political life story set in Washington follows the rise and influence within national power realms. The piece traces key figures and events shaping policy, with a focus on ethics, decision making, and the media’s role in Washington power games.
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Washington
George Rothwell Brown
Next Sunday Post
800 to Discuss City Planning Conference
Close to 400 acceptances have been made to Governor Walsh invitations for the big city and town planning conference in Ford Hall on Saturday April 4. Assistant Secretary Connelly has arranged the conference and coordinated with mayors and town selectmen. He said attendance would approach 800.
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Walsh
Big City
Ford Hall
Connelly
Fish Pier Push Cart Strike Ends as Demands Win
Striking push cart haulers on the new fish pier yesterday secured their demands from Wholesale dealers. The union sought 4 minimum wages of 10 cents per cart load for hauling from vessels to stalls on the near side and 20 cents per cart for hauling to the far side.
Reporters Quarantined in Brockton After Smallpox Visit
Emmett Kedrian and John O'Brien, Brockton reporters, were quarantined after visiting a house where a smallpox case was alleged. They learned the information was true only after health authorities detained them. The incident followed rumors a Warren Avenue resident contracted the disease. Franklin K. Lane labels Alaska as Our National Eden in a forthcoming Sunday Post Magazine piece.
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Brockton
Emmett Kredian
John O’brien
Warren Avenue
Kedhananda O’brien
State Board of Health
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Alaska
Next Sunday Post
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