Bismarck Plans Speech To Posens In April
Berlin dispatch reports Prince Bismarck resting before resuming duties. He will address a group of Posen Germans on April 21 and may comment on the Polish question. Telegraph traffic and letters flood in as Berlin marks his birthday with flags.
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Berlin
Bismarck
Friedrichsruhe
Emperor William
William
Stolloff
Bulgaria
Stoiloff
Russia
Ferdinand
Cobourger
Prince Hohenlohe
Prince Arendberg
Reichstag
Arendberg
Herr von Levetzow
Unknown man Bray found dead outside Youths' Companion building
The body of John Bray a boiler tender was found dead Friday near Dedham Street and Avenue. Medical Examiner Draper ruled pneumonia as the cause. Bray reportedly left a wife in Cambridge and was identified on Saturday at Undertaker Jones's rooms. Bray wore multiple tattered garments suggesting cold preservation.
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Undertaker Jones
John Bray
Dedham Street
Bray
Cambridge
Jones
Draper
Yankee Village Scrap Ends With Arrest In Edgeworth
Police Officer John J Woods and James J County fought in Yankee Village Edgeworth after County, intoxicated, resisted arrest. County bit the officer’s finger and assaulted him before being restrained and jailed to await District Court tomorrow.
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Malden
John J. Woods
James J County
Yankee Village
Edgeworth
County
Woods
Revival Meetings Begin at First Baptist Cambridgeport
The Rev. A. C. Barron began a revival series at First Baptist Church Cambridgeport. He preached at 10:30 with communion observed. Sessions continue daily afternoon and evening except Saturday, at 3 and 7 30. Professor W P Bush and wife will lead the singing.
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A. C. Barron
D. D
First Baptist Church
Cambridgeport
Lynn Man Arrested for Firing Revolver to Scare Boys
Lynn police arrest Samuel Thayer after he fired three shots from a revolver around 9 p.m. striking fear in pedestrians. He says he fired to scare tormenting boys.
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Lynn
Samuel Thayer
Thayer
Cambridge Firemen Respond to Minor House Blaze
An alarm from Box 45 at 7 44 last evening summoned Cambridge crews to a small fire at the corner of Green and Bay streets. Firemen from Box 57 reported no blaze of consequence after the call.
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Cambridge
Green and
Bay Streets
Spain Suffers Strain as Troops Surge to Havana
London reports a massive strain on the war department and admiralty as thousands of Cadiz troops are sent to Havana. Stores are depleted with rifles and cartridges scarce, food unfit, and clothing inoperable. France and England are asked to supply arms while Republicans and Socialists rally privately. Don Carlos whereabouts remain uncertain amid Cuban crisis rumors.
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London
Cadiz
Havana
War Department
Admiralty
China
France
England
Don Carlos
Vienna
Marshal Campos
Mosts Anarchical Play Set For New York Premiere
Johann Most the Anarchist will star in Die Sizilaneria The Sicilians a social drama by G Bieden Kapp to open at Thalia Theatre with Most as the revolutionary leader The plot follows a Sicilian countess daughter drawn to peasant causes amid 1893 agrarian troubles and attacks on capital and police by Most.
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New York
Johann Most
Thalia Theatre
Hauptmann
Will
G. Bieden Kapp
Sicily
Herr Most
Disturbance in Newtons Bowery Leads to Arrests
In Newton on April 7 a noisy court disturbance near Adams street Nonantum known as the Bowery drew Newton police. Officer Conroy arrested Daniel Higgins and his wife after a brawl. Patrick Moran escaped from the wagon but was recaptured in a lively chase led by Driver Holmes.
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Newton
Adams Street
Nonantum
Bowery
Newton Force
Conroy
Daniel Higgins
Higgins
Patrick Moran
Holmes
Nagle
Moran
Brockton Daughters of Rebekah to Perform in Canton Hall
Peerless Lodge No. 112 D of R Brockton will present the Rebekah degree in Canton Hall on Wednesday April 10 with a 32 member staff. E E Francis of Worcester directs the work, grand officers invited and many expected to attend. A Taunton special train will run after the event and a collation will follow in the banquet hall.
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Peerless Lodge
D. of R
Brockton
Canton Hall
C. C. Fuller
Worcester
E. E. Francis
Boston
Taunton
Committee of Arrangements
Delegates Named for Boston Shoe Workers Convention
Brockton travels report that the Journeymen Tailors' Union admitted new delegates at a CLU meeting. Edge Makers and Sole Fasteners abstained from sending reps while about twenty Lasters' Cutters' Stitchers' Treers' Finishers' and Mixed Unions will attend. Canton Hall hosts a grand bazaar April 15 to 20 with prize presents totaling 1500 dollars.
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Brockton
Journeymen Tailors
Boston
Canton Hall
Meeting of Society for Dress Skirts Among Turkish Women
Jess declares she must attend a meeting of the society for the introduction of dress skirts among the Turkish women, while Bess questions the reason. The exchange sets a tone of quirky social plans and wit.
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Jess
Bess
Society For
War rumors strain Norway Sweden tensions in Europe
Berlin reports a possible war scenario if Norway and Sweden clash with Russia's shadow. Emperor William may back Oscar, while Stockholm deals with cabinet deadlock and heated talk of Russian-Berlin estrangement. Russia's stance remains uncertain as new ambassadors prepare to take office.
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Berlin
Norway
Sweden
William
Russia
Oscar
Stockholm
Christiania
Michelet
Stang
Steen
St. Petersburg
Tageblatt
Lobanoff
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Germany
Franz Joseph
General von Werder
Radolin
Werder
Czar
Count Vorontzoff-Dashkoff
Richter
Thervine
Death by own action at Columbus Square
Charles L. Farnum aged 17 shot himself at 4 Columbus square Saturday evening. He died at City Hospital yesterday at 3 10 in the morning.
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Charles L. Farnum
Columbus Square
City Hospital
Father Mathew Banquet Set For April 24 In Boston
The Father Mathew Association of the archdiocese plans a major banquet at the dining hall 399 and 41 Charles Street on April 24. The board met to ready preparations and an adjourned meeting is set for April 21 at 3 PM at 59 Cambridge Street. The event gathers noted Catholic total abstinence workers from New England and is expected to surpass past gatherings.
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Father Mathew Association
Archdiocese
Charles Street
Board of Government
Cambridge Street
New England
Changes in Vermont Academy faculty for next year
Bellows Falls Vermont April 7. The Vermont Academy faculty will undergo changes next year with Dr George Williams resigning after seven years as principal and Charles Howard leaving after four years as mathematics professor. Lieutenant George Gatchell will also be removed as his term expires. Miss Mary Barry will resign after sixteen years as first assistant at Bellows Falls High School and Newton Clark of Dartmouth class of 1909 will take her place.
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Bellows Falls
Vermont Academy
George Williams
Charles Howard
George Gatchell
Mary Barry
Bellows Falls High School
Newton Clark
Dartmouth
Commemorative Meetings at Universalist Church Chelsea
A series of evening meetings this week at the Universalist Church Chelsea features speakers and topics on holy day observances. The Rev G W Bicknell D D Cambridge presents Abiding Under the Shadow of the Almighty. The Rev William Ex Gibbs D D Lawrence discusses Our Church Duties. The Rev C H Leonard Tufts College speaks on The Place of Discipline in Religion. The Rev C H Puffer Salem addresses Dependence Upon the Leadership of Christ.
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Universalist Church
Chelsea
G. W. Bicknell
D. D
Cambridge
William Ex. Gibbs
Lawrence
C. H. Leonard
Tufts College
C. H.,puffer
Salem
Christ
Restored Wort Hill Alto-Relief Model For Roxbury Fort
City Engineer Jackson received from Civil Engineer John N. McClintock a detailed alto-relief model of Wort Hill Roxbury showing fortifications as in Revolutionary times. The 46 by 212 inch pine base displays standpipe location Beech Glen road and Roxbury Square amid 10 feet to inch horizontal scales. The fort is 120 feet square with four bastions and 240 foot diagonal bastion lines.
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Wort Hill
Roxbury
Jackson
Civl
John N. McClintock
Beech Glen Road
Boston
Fort Hill Avenue
Gomez the Terror A Cuban Leader's Valiant Career
The article chronicles Maximo Gomez born in St Domingo at 59, rising from lieutenant to major general in Cuba's independence wars. It notes key battles at Palo Seco, Las Guasimas, jefe roles with Calixto Garcia, campaigns near Jiguani Holguin Guantanamo and Tignabo, and final exile to Jamaica before joining Marti in the Cuba Libre effort.
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Maximo Gomez
St. Domingo
Santiago
Cuba
Patriots
Baire
Quiros
Jiguani
Holguin
Guantanamo
Tignabo
Calixto Garcia
Agramonte
Gomez
Puerto Principe
Nuevitas
Santa Cruz
Guaimaro
Cascorro
Palo Seco
Las
Jamaica
Maceo
Crombert
Marti
Revolutionary Party
Collazo
Cuba Libre
Big New York dry goods firm goes to receivers in sale
The firm E. S. Jaffray & Co. of New York is closed and placed with receivers. Boston buyers from B. F. Larrabee & Co. grab the stock at about 50 cents on the dollar. The sale offers half price and less on hosiery, gloves, underwear, ribbons, and many other items. Larrabee also launches its annual Easter sale with many new Easter goods. Sale location is Washington Street Temple Place West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Jaffray & Co
New York
B. F. Larrabee & Co
Boston
Larabee
Washington Street
Temple Place
West Street
Carney Hospital Plans Spring Concert in Boston Theatre
A well attended South Boston meeting for Carney Hospital welfare appointed E A McDonald chairman John D Carmody treasurer and Charles P Mooney secretary with John M Sullivan thanked for past service Sub committees for Entertainment Printing and advertising were named including Pren dergast McDonald Carmody Mooney C arven Healy and others for the May 26 Boston Theatre event.
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Carney Hospital
Boston
Boston Theatre
E. A. McDonald
John D. Carmody
Charles P. Mooney
John M. Sullivan
Daniel L. Prendergast
C. P. Mooney
J. D. Carmody
Alfred F. McDonald
John J. Toomey
Christopher J. Carven
Thomas S. Prendergast
John Healy
Bernard M. Wolf
William L. Crohan
Fred P. Bacon
Thomas W. Flood
Isaac Rosnosky
Messrs
Thomas Cuddihy
Daniel McDonald
Lunatic Disrupts Mass at St Bernard Church Newton
A strangely attired man about 40 interrupted services at St Bernard Church West Newton during mass. He was ejected, followed by shouting on Washington street. He was arrested by Sergeant Ryan and detained for sanity examination. he wore overalls a jumper and rubber boots and gave the name Francis Gillgunn.
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Washington Street
West Newton
Ryan
Newton Force
Francis Gillgunn
Steam yacht Duqutsne launched for Hostetter firm
Providence April 7 The steam yacht Duqutsne built by Herreshoffs for Theodore Hostetter of the Hostetter Bitters Co Pittsburg was launched at Bristol Saturday afternoon. It will have its trial trip about May 1.
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Providence
Herreshoffs
Theodore Hostetter
Hostetter Bitters Company
Pittsburg
Penn
Bristol
Duke of Aosta Arrives in London for Royal Marriage
The Duke of Aosta accompanied by his mother the Count of Turin and several ministers arrived in London this morning to marry Princess Helena of Orléans. The Italian ambassador and a large staff were at the station to meet them.
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Duke OF Aosta
London
Helena of Orleans
Turin
Unclear OCR Excerpt Describes Dog Bite and Rabies Fear
Fragmentary dialogue shows fear of hydrophobia after a dog bite. The text hints at a warning about shooting the dog to prevent rabies, referencing hysteria and potential action. No clear names, dates, or places are present in the readable lines.
Numerous Civil Law Cases Put to Trial in 26 L. R. A. Annotations
The survey reviews Illinois, Ohio, Georgia, Minnesota, and other state decisions on contracts gifts and gifts in trust, insurance, railroads, real property, telegraphs, libel and slander, narcotic and health regulations, and school residency. It notes Richardson v Richardson invalidating a gift note without consideration, and Crane v West Chicago Park Commissioners striking annual local improvements taxes.
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Illinois
Crane
West Chicago Park Commissioners
Ohio
Moody
Amazon Ins. Co
State
Nelson
Minnesota
Hoskins
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Point Bridge Co
Louisiana
Tarleton
South Carolina
Iowa
Eckford
New York
Saunders
New York Central & Hartford Railroad
Missouri
Burdict
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Massachusetts
Anthony v. Mercantile Mutual Accident Association
New Hampshire
Brember
Riepe
Marvel
Phillips
California
Cohen
United States
van Houten
Morse
Mass
Miller v. Green Bay, W. & St. P. R. Co
Wisconsin
Maire
Wechselhberg
Flour City National Bank
Powell
State Board of Health
Michigan
Hurst
Warner
South Dakota
Huron
First Presbyterian Congregation
of Press Publishing Co
McDonald
Maryland
Deems
Baltimore
Oakes
Cattaraugus Water Co
Bell
St. Louis
Commonwealth
Fry
Japan Demands Wide Open Trade and Territorial Concessions
Central News in Shanghai reports Japan seeks Corea independence, war indemnity, and cession of Formosa and Liao-Tung, plus access for foreign manufacturers and open Yangtse, Sieng-Kiang, Canton, and rivers to international ships. Japan also demands removal of the Wusung bar and deep-water channels, while offering no exclusive advantages.
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London
Central News
Shanghai
Japan
Corea
Formosa
Liao-Tung Province
Port Arthur
China
Yangtse River
Chung-King
Sieng-Kiang
Siang-Tan-Kien
Canton
Ouchu
Wusung
Suchow
Hangchu
Quiet Game Stop Leads to Arrest in Newton
In Newton on April 7 officers Dolan and Putnam raided a barn used for a “quiet game” activity by Auburndale youths. They arrested Henry Kent 30 Michael Kent 31 and Thomas Clark 24 on charges of playing on the Sabbath. They await local court tomorrow morning.
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Newton
Auburndale
Dolan and Putnam
Henry Kent
Michael Kent
Thomas Clark
Conversion Surge at Chestnut Street Church in Portland
After revival meetings led by B. Fay Mills, Chestnut Street Methodist Church in Portland admitted 119 new members, the largest single intake for any Maine church.
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Portland
B. Fay Mills
Chestnu Street Methodist Church
Maine
Chinese War Reports Question Chinese Atrocities
A Tokio correspondent notes Chinese sources seed rumors of killings of wounded at Tien Chwang. Japanese claim wounded were treated humanely. Despatches to General Nodzu deny the charges as baseless calumnies.
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London
Central News
Tokio
Tien Chwang
Hiroshima
Nodzu
Manchuria
Hai Cheng
Ling Yang
Li Hung Chang
Japan
Tien Tsin
China
Britain Threatens Landing Troops in Nicaragua Crisis
The Anglo-Nicaraguan dispute sparks talk of Britain landing a cruiser crew at Corinto the day after its ultimatum deadline. Modesto Barrios sailed for Corinto and stated he doubted payment of the demanded indemnity, while Nicaragua weighs its options.
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Panama
Colombia
Galveston
Tex
Royal Arthur
Corinto
Great Britain
Modesto Barrios
Nicaragua
Mormon proselyting continues despite expulsions in Berlin
In Berlin on April 7 the effort of Mormon missionaries proceeds despite repeated expulsions and tight police surveillance in Brandenburg. Several women left Hamburg last week for Utah and more are set to sail before May.
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Berlin
Brandenburg
Hamburg
Utah
Speedier mails begin with Lucania voyage
Queenstown April 7 the steamship Lucania the first vessel under the new mail system left at 8 05 am for New York due Friday afternoon carrying 1013 bags of mail Arrival in New York anticipated Friday afternoon marking faster service debut.
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Queenstown
Lucania
New York
Cook Funeral in Chelsea Attended by Many Groups
The funeral for Charles E. Cook was held at Central Congregational Church Chelsea with relatives friends church members and delegations from Winnisimmet Lodge I O O F Chelsea Grocers Association American Legion of Honor Temperance Reform Club and Chelsea Prohibition Club. Services were led by Rev Charles E Jefferson and Rev A H Plumb with a quartet singing. Winnisimmet Lodge I O O F gave their burial service and floral tributes included a three-link pillow from the Odd Fellows cross from the Chelsea Grocers Association and a mound from the Parker Home Mission. Interment followed at Woodlawn.
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Charles E. Cook
Central Congregational Church
Chelsea
Winnisimmet Lodge
Chelsea Grocers’ Association
American Legion of Honor
Temperance Reform Club
Chelsea Prohibition Club
Charles E. Jefferson
A. H. Plumb
Odd Fellows
Parker Home
Woodlawn
Universalist meeting at Newton town church
The Boston Association of Universalist Parishes will meet at Newtonville Universalist Church on Washington Park April 10. A 2:30 praise service precedes at 3 with Rev. R. E. Connor on Why People Should Go to Church, then Rev. C. A. Nickerson speaks on What Is a Sermon at 3:30. Evening session at 7:30 features Rev. Sprague and Rev. Powers discussing The Church.
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F. W. Sprague
N. L. Powers
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