Harvard Freshman Sentenced for Sign Stealing
Fred S. Timmons 19 from Kenton Ohio a Harvard freshman was sentenced to five days in the Cambridge workhouse for stealing signs. He appealed and posted bond through a senior supporter who posted one hundred dollars to secure his release.
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Cambridge
Fred S. Timmons
Harvard
Kenton
Almy
Genten
Boston
Brattle Square
John P. Conroy
New York Journal
Copeland Bread
Dr. Donahue
Timmons
Legislature to Probe New England Gas and Coke
The committee on manufactures voted 10 to 5 to investigate the New England Gas and Coke Company. The move, led by McPherson of Framingham, aims to examine books without counsel. Whitney’s health and absence from the hearing shape the quiet session and next steps.
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Committee On Manufactures
New England Gas and Coke Company
McPherson
Framingham
Woodsum Hanson
Smith
Waltham
McKinley
Lowell
Green
Boston
Pearce
Fitchburg
Bates
Sterling
Butler
Brockton
Mooney
Coke Company
Lott
Aeton
Apsey
Wuitonte
Howell
Mude Suhlen Croston
Senator Lott
Representative McPherson
New England Gas& Coke Company
Massachusetts
Whitney
Woodsum
the Manufactures Committee
Post
State House
Henry M. Whitney
South
Clarence W. Barron
Boston News Bureau
Thomas W. Lawson
Sherman N. Whipple
Ane Field
G. Anderson
Anderson
American schooner yacht Constellation arrives in Kingston
The American schooner yacht Constellation, owned by Mr. Francis Sings of Boston, Massachusetts, with a party on board, arrived in Kingston from Franewick, Georgia, today and was placed under quarantine.
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Kingston
Constellation
Francis Sings
Boston
Mass
Franewick
Queen Victoria Leaves Windsor for Ireland in Royal Train
London April 38 12:20 am Queen Victoria departs Windsor for Ireland with Princesses and a high escort. The royal train runs overnight via Crewe and Chester to Holyhead with a pilot engine Prince of Wales. She will sail from Holyhead to Kingstown and enter Dublin in a guarded public appearance. Preparations include vast guard, police, and ceremonial arches in Dublin and Kilkenny.
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London
Victoria
Windsor
Ireland
Christian
Henry «of Battenberg
Countess of Antrim
Harriet Phipps
Arthur Bigge
Fleetwood Edwards
Ponsonby
Frogmore
Great, Western
London & Northwestern Railways
Holyhead
Great Western Company
Bushberry
London &Northwestern
Crewe
Chester
Prince of Wales
Albert and
Vic
Toria
Kingstown
H. M
Australia
Viceregal Lodge
Dublin
Queen Victoria
Life Guards
Royal
Dubdlip
Park Gate
Trinity College
John Parnell
Cork
Cork Corporation
Queen's Visit to Ireland Draws Mixed Reactions
Boston readers react to the Queen's planned trip to Ireland. Some Irishmen view the visit as a trick while English observers praise her endurance at her age. Many believe the visit could bring lasting good to both sides.
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Boston
Ireland
Boers Hold the Waterworks Near Bloemfontein
A Saturday dispatch reports Boers closing in on Bloemfontein with strong forces east of town controlling water works and nearby mines. They threaten to cut water supply while menacing Roberts on east, north, and west fronts near Kimberley and the Vaal River.
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Roberte
Bloemfontein
Ruger
Mfontein
Roberts
Hiss
Ploemtonten
Bilie
Kimberley
Vaal
Warrenton
Xin
Broadwood loses seven guns in Boer ambush
From London April 3 war office reports Colonel Broadwood's force attacked at Thabanchu. About 350 casualties and seven guns lost as Boers concealed along a drift halt his advance. Roberts orders French to series of supports. enemy estimated 8000 to 10000 with many guns.
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London
War Office
Broadwood
Lord Roberts
Bloemfontein
Thabanchu
Roberts
Heav
French
Royal Household Cavalry
Tenth Hungars
Royal Horse Artillery
Pilcher
Taylor
Ladybrand
Arguing for Boers in Cape Town Colonial Debate
In Cape Town on April 2 the proBoer Afrikander faction renews its case for independence of the republics amid the ongoing parliamentary clash with annexationists. The piece notes a new argument set forth in favor of leave. Continued on Page 6 Sixth Column.
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Cape Town
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Willie Weley
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Dr. Galvin
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New York
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Blackstones
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