Massachusetts to Deport Alien Paupers bound for Italy
The state will ship home a number of aliens as public charges after steerage rates dropped to 15. Dr. J. F. Lewis and deputy Frank Goodhue arranged the plan. Less than 60 may depart this week, with transportation costs covered by state funds. Some may come from Tewksbury and Bridgewater institutions and many from Italian families aided by outdoor relief.
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New York
Boston
Massachusetts
J. F. Lewis
Frank Goodhue
Turners Trickle In as Christie’s Sells Works
A collection of 12 water colors by Turner owned by Sir Alexander Acland-Hood sold for 31 500 at Christie’s. An oil painting of the Hastings beach brought 30 000, totaling 61 500 for the Turner group in London on April 5.
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London
Turner
Alexander Acland-Hood
M. P
Christie's
Hastings
Face Pounded by Marks Feet in Barn Accident
Worcester story reports Joseph Harrington, 6A4, left with critical injuries after a fall in a dark Degnan barn. He slipped from stairs under the loft and was kicked by Nancy the truck mare, leaving him unconscious with a fractured skull and severe facial damage.
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Worcester
J. J. Degnan
Ward Street
Joseph Harrington
Harringtom
Nancy
USGS Teams Visit Tauiquillo Forest for Reserve Plan
Duncan and E M Douglas of the United States Geological Survey arrived in San Juan to survey Tauiquillo forest with plans to establish it as a national reserve.
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San Juan, Fp.e
Bfe Duncan
E. M. Douglas
United States Geological Survey
Tauiquillo Forest
Old Home Week Opens at Ruggles Street Church
The Ruggles Street Baptist Church marks the start of Old Home Week with a hearty gathering. Rev. Robert G. Seymour returns to preach a historical sermon after 30 years away. Ford Memorial Day honors Daniel S. Ford as participants attend evening talks on his life, with nightly church events planned.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Robert G. Seymour
Daniel S. Ford
George E. Harr
Newton
Ford
Deadly Heart Disease Claims Local Man In Wellesley
At about 11 this morning Charles Ingraham 45 was found dead in bed by roommate William Hofs at their Weston road boarding house. Dr Bancroft said death resulted from heart disease. Ingraham worked for florist W J Dana at Wellesley Hills. In Woonsocket Rhode Island James Leary 30 of Whitinsville is hospitalized after a reported assault by Erastus N Read former keeper of the Uxbridge poor farm, at Read s home on River street.
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Charles Ingraham
William Hofs
Weston Road
Mgr. Hofs
Ingraham
Mr. Ingraham
W. J. Dana
Wellesley Hills
Woonsocket, R. I
James Leary
Whitinsville
Woonsocket Hospital
Erastus N. Read
Uxbridge
River Street
Finance Commission Holds Secret Graft Evidence In Boston
Astonishing evidence is said to be in the hands of the Finance Commission implicating major business concerns in graft and collusion with politicians. Public hearings cannot reveal all facts as key witnesses avoid testimony, while private sessions show firms on guard. A report to the Mayor and City Council may follow, and Martin M. Lomasney will urge a city comptroller to oversee all financial departments.
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Finance Commission
Commission
Tremont
Boston
Martin M. Lomasney
Ward 8
Ecity
Lomasney
Beacon Hill
Rare Antique Chairs Stolen From Worcester Mansion
In Worcester on April 5, George H. Paine’s Lincoln Street home, long closed with no caretaker, lost eight rare chairs. Six genuine Chippendale and two Hipplewhite chairs vanished, prompting a police search after James P. Paine found the theft last week. A December antiques lecture had mentioned the Paine chairs, suggesting a possible motive.
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Worcester
George
Paine
Lincoln Street
London
England
James P. Paine
Detectives Guard Countess Szechenyi in Budapest
In Budapest on April 5 Count Lazlo Szechenyi hires seven detectives to guard his American bride. They patrol around Hotel Hungaria to keep photographers away and protect the Countess from an intrusion by a man posing as a nobleman. Additional guards roam inside the hotel.
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Budapest
Hungary
Lazlo Szechenyi
Hungaria
Szechenyis
Tailor Sues Sagans Father In Paris Bond Fight
In Paris on April 5 an injunction blocks the last fragment of the Duc de Talleyrand’s fortune as a tailor sues the Sagan family. The money owed dates to the Second Empire era and amounts to $4000. The suit targets the Duc de Talleyrand and the town of Sagan as liable, linked to Anna Gould’s engagement to Prince de Sagan.
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Paris
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Helle de Sagan
Duc de Talleyrand
Prince de Sagan
Sagan
Champs Elysees
Beau Brummel
Bry an hosts Swedish cruiser officers at Lisbon legation
American minister Charles Page Bryan entertained Swedish cruiser Fylgia officers at the Lisbon legation dinner. The report notes Ky. Taylor whiskey at $1 per quart as an advertised product in the same item.
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Lisbon
Charles Page Bryan
Portugal
Legation
Fylgia
Ex Empress Eugenie Arrives in Marseilles From Ceylon and Egypt
MARSEILLES April 5 Ex Empress Eugenie widow of Napoleon III arrived here on her return from Ceylon and Egypt The former imperial consort traveled aboard a vessel docking at Marseilles marking a notable post reign journey in the Mediterranean port
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Marseilles
Eugenie
Napoleon Iit
Ceylon
Egypt
Prince Edward Island Votes to Ban Automobiles
The PEI Legislature votes a resolution to exclude motor cars from the province. A bill to enforce the ban will be introduced and passed, with all parties agreeing on the need due to dense settlement and safety concerns. The move raises questions of legal authority to enforce a province wide prohibition.
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Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
United States
Dominion
Merchants Back Line to Cut Freight Rates to New York
A cooperative steamship line between San Juan and New York is being organized with support from leading San Juan merchants to relieve insular commerce from high freight rates.
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San Juan
P. R
A _ cooperative steamship line
New York
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