New Orleans Case Dominates Cabinet Session In April News
Attorney General Miller says New Orleans killing probe is ongoing with a report to be sent to the Attorney General. Secretary Blaine receives Italian Government reply and plans public disclosure. Dominick O Malley surrenders to police in the Henessey Case. Paris notes Italy’s demand for action against lynchers and cites Washington diplomatic constraints.
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Washington
Miller
United States
New Orleans
Star
Blaine
Marquis Imperiali
Rome
Rudiai
State Department
White House
O’malley
Dominick O ’ Malley
Hennessey
Criminal Court
Lionel Adams
James Barry
Arnault
Italy
Paris
Journal Des Debats Today
Secretary Proctor Talks Warship Gunners Here
Secretary of War Proctor spoke in Los Angeles before leaving for San Diego, saying the current war flurry with Italy won’t greatly affect actions but will force Congress to bolster coast defences and expand the navy with eight to twelve inch guns. He praised the 8.10 and 12 inch guns as most serviceable, questioned 17 inch calibers as experimental, noted a $4 million congressional appropriation for large guns, and described advanced mortar tactics capable of sinking ships by concentrated salvoes.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Proctor
San Diego
Italy
Congress
New York
Children’s Aid Society reports growth and funding needs
The Children’s Aid Society held its monthly directors meeting at 114 Beacon Street. Fifty-one home libraries serve over 600 children, with three new libraries started and plans to add at least thirty more next year. The society cites $25.19 in total penny savings across 510 children and details extensive case work across training homes, family placements, and probation.
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Children’s Aid Society
Beacon Street
York
Baltiimore
Indianapolis
Marietta
Edward Jackson
Franklin Street
Sixth Annual Meeting of Physical Education Association
The sixth annual meeting of the Association for the Advancement of Physical Education opened at Boston venues with Dr. D. A. Sargent presiding. Papers debated fitness examinations for military use, gymnasium theory, and athletics versus gymnastics as education evolved from Greek times. Officers elected include President E M Hartwell and vice presidents Enebuske Mosner Seaver. honorary members named Francis Galton and others. The session promised additional talks by C R Greene, Kate Hurd, Carl Betz, and Scudder.
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Sargent
Francis Galton
F.R.S
London
Galton
Army
Navy
West Point
Hartwell
E. M. Hartwell
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles _Enebuske
Boston
Eliza M. Mosner
J. W. Seaver
New Haven
E. Hitchcock
Ithaca
W. G. Anderson
Dudley
Maiden's Choosing by Mrs. Kirk in Lippincott's April issue
Review notes the novel is by Mrs. Kirk, author of Margaret Kent, but finds Maiden's Choosing overly artificial and melodramatic. It contrasts with her usual brilliancy in dialogue. Also mentions Horace Greeley letters and a Robb essay on Victorian novels versus Elizabethan drama. Greeley letters judged of limited interest.
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Lippincott
Mrs. Kirk
Lippincott’s Magazine
Nowveau Riche
New York
Yeoman
Insolvency Petitions Filed by Oberbroker and Ropes Firms
Latem April 3 special to the Post reports voluntary insolvency filings by Wm Y Oberbroker Lynn with about $3000 liabilities. Assets include a one third undivided interest in two Guildhall parcels mortgaged to Passempsic Bank for $5000. Wm C Ropes Jr stores Salem also files a voluntary petition. largest creditor A C Goodell Jr is listed for $100374.
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Wm. Y. Oberbroker
Lynn
Guildhall
Passempsic Bank of
St. Johnsbury
Wm. C. Ropes, Jr
Salem
A. C. Goodell, Jr
House Nears Quorum Loss as Gypsy Moth Bill Passes
In Massachusetts the House faced a near quorum during debates on depredation by gypsy moths. The session adjourned to Monday after motions on Tuesday's adjournment were debated, while the Senate advanced several measures including a bill to regulate moth depredations. The Gypsy Moth bill passed to be engrossed with amendments limiting transport of insects between towns.
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Hinds
Webster
Mr. Hinds
Commonwealth
Lomasney
Boston
Meade
Salem
Wardwell
Mellen
Worcester
Senate
State Street Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Quincy
Committee On Bills
Southwick
Essex
Burleigh Tunnel Company
Colorado
Board of Registration In Pharmacy
Chelsea
E. G. Adams
Supreme Courts
City of
R. K. Noyes
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
General Senate
Thomas N. Hart
Messrs. McNary
Suffolk
Carpenter
Hampden
McNary
Marriages in Newton Dedham Cambridge and Fitchburg
In Newton Frank E Levanseler and Helen B Emery wed at the Second Adventist church by Rev George E Shinn. At Dedham Crawford Richmond Brown and Grace Esther Cutler unite in marriage with Rev Leon Bliss and Rev William Keese officiating. In Fitchburg William M Draffin and Nancy E Deering marry at the Deering residence with Charles B Stone acting as witness.
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Levanseler—Emery
Newton
George E. Shinn
Frank E. Levanseler
St. Cloud
Helen B. Emery
Krown—Cutler
Dedham
Leon D. Bliss
Worcester
William A. Keese
Lawrence
Crawford Richmond Brown
Cambridge
Grace Esther Cutler
Draffin
Deering
Fitchburg
Mass
William R. Deering
Charles B. Stone
William M. Draffin
Leominster
Nancy E. Deering
Death notices from Boston area spring obituaries
Multiple brief death notices list names ages and places across Massachusetts including Arnold Campbell Crosby Greene Hayes Meserve Meads Nason Richardson Roberts Swa zey Terry Todd Williams and Sargent with funeral details and family connections. Notable locations include West Medford Jamaica Plain Brookline Milton Chelsea and Boston Highlands.
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Arnold
West Medford
Nancy Billings Thayer Arnold
Radley
Jamaica Plain
Ella J. Bradley
William Bradley
A Campbell
Samuel Stevens Campbell
Bramhall
William T. Bramhall
Vernon Street
Brookline
Chicago
Carrie M. Howe
Henry
Maria Howe
Sherborn
Mass
Meserve
Hopkinton
Clement Meserve
Meadss
Boston
Clara B
Harrison
Margaret J. Meads
Nason
Dorchester
John W. Nason
Richardson
Whititinsville
G. M. Whitin
Jane Richardson
Roberts
Chelsea
Helen M
Horatio Roberts
Swazey
Henry B. Swazey
Terry
Homeopathic Hospital
Sarah L. Terry
Roxbury
Todd
Thomas Todd
Williams
Ill
Hannah P. Williams
William Williams
Jonathan D. Bosson
Sargent
Henrietta
Ignatius Sargent
Forbes
Magnolia
Fla
Sarah J
J. Malcolm Forbes
Milton
J Newman and Sons 51 Tremont Street Ad Copy
An old era advertisement notes J Newman and Sons at 51 Tremont Street offering services for every occasion. The short imprint underscores a generic retail or service storefront, typical of local business notices in period catalogs.
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J. Newman & Sons
Tremont St
Funeral of Miss Clara B. Meads in South Boston
Funeral services for 24 year old Miss Clara B. Meads were held yesterday at her parents 561 Fifth Street. A large crowd attended as floral tributes from Phillips Church Sunday School class and the Boston YWCA gymnasium class were sent. Rev W H C Temple led the service and spoke of her Christian character. Burial was at Forest Hills Cemetery.
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Clara B. Meads
Boston
Harrison Meads
Fifth Street
Miss Meads
Phillips Church
Boston Young Women’s Christian Association
W. H.C. Temple
Forest Hills Cemetery
Hood's Sarsaparilla Strengthens Tired Spring Immunity
A common exclamation marks the season as cold air bracing fades with warmth. The text highlights impure blood and tiredness, praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for purifying blood, rebuilding tissues, boosting appetite, and restoring vigor, claiming it makes the weak strong.
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Hood
Lady's Letter Narrows Health Cure Claims in Rutland
A Rutland Herald report reproduces a letter from Mrs. C E Cleaveland praising Paine's Celery Compound for restoring her health after years of illness. The piece notes corroboration by neighbors, and includes comments from newspaper business manager H S Dillenback about personal use and endorsement.
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Rutland
Herald
New England
Cleaveland
Central Vermont
H. S. Dillenback
Paine
Zadoc Pine and Ornel Stanes by H C Bunner
A short 12mo reformatted volume praised for refined taste and masculine wit in Bunner’s prose and verse. The item is offered at one dollar in paper bound form for sixty cents. Public notice notes high literary breeding and accuracy in style.
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Ornel Stanes
H. C. Bunner
The Home and Court Life and Characteristics of Reigning Families
A 12mo cloth book by PoLirixes with many portraits. Praises from The Athenium Wall Mall Gazette and Leeds Mercury call it lively readable and vivid detailing of exalted personages across European history.
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PoLirixes
Wall Mall Gazette
Leeds Mercury
Adeline's Art Dictionary and Dramatic War Novel Notice
A catalog entry markets Adeline's Art Dictionary with an index of terms in art architecture heraldry and archaeology translated from French and enlarged with nearly 2000 illustrations priced at 2.25. The page also references a dramatic novel of early war times.
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Rudolph Aronson
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Hollis
Isaac B. Rich
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Sydney Rosenfeld
Boston Theatre
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Geo, Thatcher
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Richard Mansfield
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Trom
Rand Museum
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N&id
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Howard Athenezum
Eh Wongey
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Grand Company
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Proctor & Mansfield
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Wm. Redmond
Thos
Barry
Lena Little
Arthur Foote
Chickering Hall
New England Conservatory
E. Tourize
Carl Faelien
Anderson
Franklin Square
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