Mortgage Filed For 20 Million Loan In New York
A 20 million mortgage filing at the register's office shows Farmers' Loan and Trust Company as trustee loans to West ern Union for property on Broadway and Fifth Avenue near Twenty third Street. The loan secures leasehold and Chicago property with a 6 year term and 4.12 percent interest.
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Pretty Maggie Collins Found Safe and Returning Home
In North Billerica on April 3 16-year-old mill girl Maggie Collins nicknamed Maggie was found safe after a week missing. Constable Martin Conway escorted her from Boston to her relieved relatives at home where she recounted leaving after losing mill work to avoid public shame.
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Pete
Fire Lieutenant Faces Lieutenancy Exam and Barroom Charge
Fire Commissioner Russell will decide today on Lieutenant Joseph Smith of Chemical Engine No. 10 who is accused of entering a liquor saloon near the engine house. A civil service exam for Driver Charles Springer of Engine No. 4 is slated for promotion to lieutenant.
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Russell
Joseph Smith
Sion
Charles Springer
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Post
Deaf Made to Hear Free Lectures in Boston Center
Free illustrated lecture exhibition and demonstration for hearing restoration at the National Association of Physicians and Surgeons 18 Boylston Street each Tuesday at 7 45 PM. Reports from last evening show improved hearing in three deaf patients with varying ages and durations of deafness, while a doctor cites Dr Wilson's treatment as having cured many cases of profound deafness.
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Brooklyn
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Jimmy” McJames
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Wilson
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National Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Boylston St
Anna Stromberg
Carson St
Dorchester
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Neah St
Waehingtes
Bates Captures Guns and Turbulence in Mindanao Campaign
General John Bates reports peaceful seizure of rifles and cannon as gunboats Yorktown, Owa, Nila, and Wanay block resistance around Surigao, Misamis, and Mindanao. Attacks and atrocities spread through provinces. Spaniards, Chinese, and natives killed.
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Janitor Alexander Wynter Injured In Gas Stove Accident
Alexander Wynter, a janitor, was knocked unconscious when his sweeping opened the gas jets in a stove. He is hospitalized and expected to recover.
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Sweepin
Will Veer
Carney Acquitted in Bulfinch Street Case
A Bulfinch Street case concluded with Carney acquitted of alleged assault charges. The court found insufficient evidence to convict, ending the prosecution of the veteran involved.
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Eee
Bulfinch
Protest over Cove Street bridge draw remains unsettled
Friends of the Cove Street bridge and local residents discuss a protest letter from Charles P. Clark of the Boston Terminal Company to War Secretary Root. Mayor Hart and the city dispute responsibility while Congressman Naphen argues the protest signals breach of faith and life risk, noting prior acts require a foot bridge or subway alignment to Dorchester Avenue.
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Boston Terminal Company
Root
War Department
Hart
Naphen
Ongressman
Omnes
Montes
East Handicap Promises Upset as Boney Boy Gambles
A historic East handicap forecast places Boney Boy as the likely winner against Imp, the famed mare, with early odds shifting from 4 to 1 to 2 to 1. The field includes several noted runners and plans for the spring circuit, as preparations and bookings for Grand National and other stakes races unfold.
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Boney Boy
Imp
Porestrated
Pee
Ian
Caarter Oak
Ipel Udo
Belle. Galley
Olite Rat Teeon
Rlando
Stranger
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Kesham Id
Crescens
Dave Cahill
A. H. Mepeilaw
Philadelph
F Tay
Maxine
Dick Mack
Di-A
Aeine
Murphy Falls Asleep After Excessive Drinking at Park
Dennis Murphy dozes off on a bench in Charles Bank Park last evening around 6 30 after drinking beer. Several bystanders including Thomas Fitzgerald and Hampton Ren attempt to rouse him as others note the incident. A crude ad for a cold remedy follows, with J W Groves’s signature on each bottle.
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Charlesbank Park
Thomas Ach
Attzgerald
Hampton Ren
Bel Dennis
Sragglete
J. W. Grove
Harriman and Douglas Putted Well but Were Outclassed
Harriman and Douglas showed strong form but were outclassed by their opponents. The match highlighted competitive play and notable effort from both teams, with the eventual result reflecting the stronger performance of the rivals.
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Harriman
Douglas
Roberts Reports Hard Fought Action at Twenty Two Miles
Lord Roberts describes delays and weather hampering signals as his forces maintain contact with the enemy. Guns are abandoned or captured and several detachments suffer casualties amid counterattacks while a Royal Horse Artillery unit is surrounded and prisoners are taken. Further details promised tomorrow.
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Royal Horse Artee
French Attacks and Battle Rage in the Cape Front
Dispatches describe bold Boer operations at Ladybrand and Thalia N chu while British forces suffer trials among prisoners and disease. Reports from Bushmans Kop recount fierce fighting, ambush warnings, and Boer strength fluctuating near Bloemfontein with supply lines and remounts under strain.
Press Comments on Boer War and Dispatches
The Daily Chronicle’s Cape Town correspondent predicts a three month war end but notes fear of a British setback. Reports from Springfontein say the telegraph despatches are cut, hinting at impending developments as Buller eyes an advance amid siege rumors.
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Cape Town
Springfontein
Emia
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Peichenarin
Teck Blamed For Disaster In London Report
The piece blames Teck for a military setback near Broadwood, noting Lord Roberts shields him but public opinion harshly denounces the duke. It recalls his lack of real military experience prior to command, his court connections, and his ascendancy through royal ties despite the loss.
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Duke
Broadwood
Prince Adolphus
Duke of York
Duke of Westminster
Heart Disease Link to Digestion Warns and Heals
A health note links heart trouble to poor digestion and nerve-simulated stomach pressure. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe after meal aid to improve digestion and blood quality, claiming cure for stomach troubles except stomach cancer.
Denial in London and Trade League Bowling Results
The War Office denies US involvement in a British gun capture. In trade bowling, Jamaica Plain A A wins the Trade League title over Faneuil Market after a deciding third game. Central Club defeats Glendon. Suburban League sees Roxbury beat Malden. Boston beats Watertown with high rollers Benjamin and Campbell leading scorers.
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Faneuil
Jamaica Plain
Jamaican A. A
Roxbury Tea
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Bury
Brown ii Malden
Osbury
Otaby Tata
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Watertown
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High Roller
Campbell
Northampshire Stakes Upset at London Meet
The Northampshire Stakes concluded in London with a close dead heat between Ho Aa and a House side. School gird won the race in a net time, marking a notable result in the EPL season.
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Epl
Schoolgird
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