Pollard Breckinridge Trial Highlights Dramatic Testimony
In Washington the Breckinridge Pollard case unfolds with Dr. Mary Parsons and Aunt Mary McKenzie testifying about the baby’s identity, a Christmas card discovery, and Miss Pollard denying multiple prior accusations as the jury prepares for closing arguments and a Monday summing up.
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Washington
Washington Foundling Asylum
Parsons
Foundling Asylum
Mary McKenzie
Major Shelby
Miss Pollard
Mary” McKenzie
Mr. Carlisle
Mr. Johnson
Sister Augustine
Liam Seymour Davis
Pollard
Dr. Parsons
Calderon Carlisle
Mollie Scuglebauer
Miller
Brandt
Kaufman
Lexington
Lena Singleton
Mollie Schugiebauer
Colonel Breckinridge
Major Shelvy
Belle
Mary Yancey
H Street
Behring Sea award bill faces House of Commons scrutiny
Sir George Baden-Powell questioned if Canada approved the Paris award execution bill while Sydney Buxton said Canada generally consented with minor objections. The bill, similar in substance to the US Behring Sea proposal, passed its second reading amid criticism of flaws and possible subsidies to a monopoly, with The Times urging restraint.
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London
George Baden- Powell
Behring Sea Tribunal
House of Commons
Sydney Buxton
Colonial Office
United States
Congress
House
Gibson Wies
Canada
Charles Russell
Arthur J. Balfour
George Baden-Powell
Gibson Bowles
Paris Court of Arbitration
Richard Webster
Paris Tribunal
Mr. Bowles
Bil
Thomas G. Bowles
Times
Bowles
We Must Carry Conviction to the Heart of England
Lord Rosebery defends Home Rule stance urging voters to win over England not by force but by converting English conscience. He cites past reforms and English majorities, warns Ulster and Lords oppose Irish self government, and argues for sustained effort to reduce English opposition.
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England
Lord Rosebery
Edinburgh
London Times
House of Lords
Lord Rosevery
United Kingdom
Lecky
Lechky
Daily News
Eunace
Ingland
Ulster
Ireland
House of Commons
House of Rds
Himes
Times
Great Britain
Rish
Liberal Party
Weir Charges Liquor Dealer With License Violation
Henry Weir of 38 K Street Mulwaston accuses Michael J. Corliss, liquor dealer at 354-360 Broadway, of selling liquor to his son John while underage. Civil suit pending. hearing held by police commissioners with about a dozen officers testifying. Decision postponed.
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Henry Weir
K Street
Mulwaston
Michael J. Corliss
Broadway
Weir
Corliss
John Weir
Young Weir
Mr. Corliss
Peninsula
Thomas Riley
Zulu- nickname Murphy settles civil suit winnings
Thomas Murphy known as The Zulu won $100 from a civil suit and, after getting drunk, began swinging at passersby on Broadway. He clashed with a teamster near I Street and was subdued by Patrolman Mann. Murphy faces assault and battery and drunkenness charges in District Court.
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Thomas Murphy
Peninsula
Broadway
I Street
Mann
Radical and Liberal Cabinet Resigns in Chile
Santiago de Chile April 6 reports the radical and liberal ministry formed Wednesday proved short lived as President Montt rejected the ministers and they resigned yesterday.
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Santiago DE Chile
Montt
Miller Discusses Printing in Three Colors at Boston Art Talk
J B Miller spoke before the Boston Art Students Association in Copley Hall on Printing in Three Colors. He illustrated the talk with stereopticon views and reviewed the history and progress of printing including illuminating and engraving.
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J. B. Miller
Boston Art Students’ Association
Copley Hall
Miller
Six Theatres To Offer New Attractions In Boston Scene
The city’s theatres announce new features next week. Julia Marlowe reprises Rosa in As You Like It at Hollis with strong supporting cast. Tabasco at Boston Museum and The Prodigal Daughter at Columbia headline a busy schedule. Other acts include The Diplomats at Grand Opera House and Charley's Aunt at Park Theatre. Major tours and specials from Lothrop's Grand Museum, the Barra troupe, and Mile. Antoinette Trebelii in Star Course also noted.
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John Brandt
Mr. Carlisle
Hiram Kaufman
Miss Pollard
Wesleyan College
Rodes
Mr. Rodes
Shelby
Sarah Gess
George Eliot
Julia Marlowe
Hollis Street Theatre
Columbia
Rosalind
Hollis
Miss Marlowe
Shakspere
Forest of Arden
Walter Hale
Orlando
Henry Jewett
Jaques
J. R. Amory
Touchstone
Ingomar
Seabrooke Opera Company
Boston Museum
Henry French
Aintree
Eny
Oseph Arthr
Wraeties
Boston Creat Opera House Stock Co
Thatcher’s Africa Ends with Two Showings at The Columbia
George Thatcher's Africa company performs its final two matinee and evening shows at the Columbia this afternoon and tonight. Fanny Davenport stars in an elaborate Cleopatra at the Boston Theatre next week with Melbourne MacDowell leading a strong supporting company and the Boston stage set to showcase unprecedented scenic effects.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
George Thatcher
Africa
Columbia
Fanny Davenport
Boston
Melbourne MacDowell
Striking Weavers End Cotton Mill Walkout in Connecticut
Danilsonville Connecticut April 6 The Williamsville cotton mill strike ends as weavers accept the latest wage reduction after a 30 day stoppage. Earlier the mill operated short time due to large stock on hand and intermittent labor help.
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Danielsonville
Conn
Williamsville
Thomas J. Pishon Ends His Life at 73
Thomas J. Pishon of 14 Copeland Street died yesterday from self inflicted gunshot. Former Roxbury Gas Company superintendent recently suffered melancholia and was 73 years old.
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Thomas J. Pishon
Copeland Street
Roxbury Gas Company
Mr. Pishon
Sunday Notices and Free Health Lectures Schedule
Sunday notices list Dr Landis free health lectures at 1677 Washington Street for men and women with separate sessions. Christian Union vesper at Union Hall features Rev Ames and a musical program. Christian Science Union Meeting in Park Street parlor with Dr Choate on healing mind. Second Nationalist Club at Park Square hosts W J Colville on Survival of the Fittest. Tremont Temple Music Hall hosts Lorimer on divine themes. Warren Avenue Baptist Church revival by Weber and MacDonald with illustrated sermons. Dr Fulton Peoples Church patriotic meetings at Columbus Avenue. Union Bible Seminary class at no Brom Street with song service at 2. Everyone welcome.
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Nellie A. Bassett
Helen Louise Douglass
Annie Loui Gilbert
Alice M. Sibley
B. A. F. Pitkin
Flora B. Barry
Clara Shedd
Christian Science, Union
Woman's Journal
Park Street
Glara E. Choate
Nationalist Club
No. T Park Square
W. J. Colville
Tremont Temple Church
George
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Evangeliot Weber
R. MacDonald
Hye
Christ
Fulton
People's Church
People’s Church
Columbus Avenue
Boston
Union Bible Semers
N. Doras
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Jiske Warren
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Frederic T. Greenhalge
Edwin D. Mead
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Queena
Ethel Tucker
Ben M. Snow
Lothrop
Barra
Edward W. Alfriend
Grand Opera House
Henrietta Lander
Joseph Haworth
Mark Price
Frank J. Keenan
Howard Gould
Thomas W. Ross
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Belle Stokes
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Fadette Ladies’ Orchestra
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Rosebud
Dixon
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Boston Post
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Deorce Thatcher
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American Theatre
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SAAC
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Cymbeline
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Washington St
Boylston
James W. Bingham
French Folly Burlesque CO
Bowdoin SQ. Theatre
Charles F. Atkinson
Morris
Pony Circus
Dick O’brien
Billy Hennessey
Connecticut
National Supply CO
Temple PL
Dick O Brien
Old Howard
Billie Frennessy
Dick O'Brien
Nagi Theatre
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Howard
Nyale
Pm Arolso
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the Morrellos
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Thorn
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Wrestling Pony Banner
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Nathan
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Logrenia
Stone & Shaw
Eugene Tompkins
Chas. H. Hoyt
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Robert C. Indersol
Palace
WM. Austin
F. J. Pilling
Thos. Q. Seabrooke
Tabasco
Barnet and Chadwick
Matinee Today
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Basco and Roberta
Bring the Little Ones
John Stetson
Wilson Bros
Old Colony Railroad
Marry ME
Locke
Boston Highlands
Frank Locke
Waumbeck Street
J. Newman & Sons
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