Chainey Discharged by Revere Selectmen
Last night the Revere Board discharged Patrolman Clair P. Chainey by a 3 to 0 vote with two abstentions. He faced charges of drunkenness on duty destruction of property during a liquor raid and abusive language final findings: guilty of abusive language to Mrs Mary McKenzie not guilty on drunkenness and indecent language. The discharge followed claims the charges were proven and for the good of the service.
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Revere
Andrews
Clifford
Dow
Clair P. Chainey
Legee
Nevins
Chainey
Segee
Mary McKenzie
Board of Selectmen
Rollins
Willard
Carnegie Gifts Tally 67 Million Across Nations
Washington April 10 A government pamphlet cites Carnegie gifts for libraries and institutions over eight years. The U S total from 1896 to 1901 in the United States is 39 988 500 while the worldwide sum reaches 67 212 923 with gifts in Scotland Canada Cuba Ireland England and other regions.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Education
Commissioner of Education
Carnegie Institution
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
United States
Washington Post
Scotland
Canada
Cuba
England
Ireland
Great Britain
City auditor details 1902-03 expenses on entertainments and pensions
The city auditor reports 1902-03 entertaining Prince Henry of Prussia cost 14551.62 and the French mission 5195.28 plus sundry parties 3715.07, totaling 23461.97. Mayor's expert services list several amounts, pensions total 167742.56 with police and fire allocations, state assessments 2487466.40, rents 39494.05, liquor licenses 1425581, and East Boston ferry deficit 138792. Receipts and expenses figures are given for the period.
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Prince Henry of
Prussia
Rochambeau
Washington
Harvey S. Chase
John H. Duane
F. W. Chandler
Thomas P. Nichols
Fire
Police
East Boston Ferry Department
Pool among mills of Lowell alleged in cross examination
The hearing, before Textile Council delegates, explored sale practices by Smith Hogg & Co. and the role of treasurers in fixing prices. Mr Southworth denied pooling among Lowell mills and said the wage question depended on the market. The cross examination adjourned the session until Monday at 11 a.m.
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Textile Council
McVey
Mr. Southworth
Massachusetts Company
Smith, Hogg & Co
New York
Southworth
Arthur T. Lyman
Boston
Lowell
Lyman
Smith, Hogg &Co
Lowell Mills
Mr. McVey
Bigelow Carpet Mills
Boott
Massachusetts Mills
Georgia
Tremont
Suffolk
Pacific Corporation
Lawrence
Massachusetts-Merrimac
Cocheco Mills
Dover
Locks and Canals Company
South
Massachusetts
MecVey
Massachusetts Cotton Mill
Passover Celebrations Begin Tonight in Boston Area
The Passover festival starts at sundown, lasting eight days with unleavened bread and bitter herbs. Rabbi Margolies notes family sedder ceremonies, four cups of wine, and no lamb blood since Jerusalem. Zionist council hosts public meetings at Beth Israel and Kenneseth Israel with leaders Harris Lyons and Margolies attending.
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M. S. Margolies
Boston
Post
Egypt
Jerusalem
Europe
Prussia
Moscow
Russia
Zionist Council of
Greater Boston
Beth Israel Synagogue
Columbus Street
Cambridge
Isaac Harris
Zionist Council of Greater
Samuel Margolies
Jewish Theological Seminary of New York
S. H. Borofsky
Edward J. Bromberg
I. Lyons
Julius Meyer
A. 8. Waldstein
M. Baron
Lowell Mills Opening Delay Denied
Lowell agents deny reports that mill treasurers met with counsel or that gates will open Monday. They maintain plans to open later, with April 20 week still the most probable time, possibly not sooner.
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Lowell
Western trip spoiled by missing savings and apprenticeship
Owen Bennett of Holbrook reported to police that a roommate he hired to chop wood over winter disappeared with $45 saved for a trip to Wyoming to see his sister. Bennett had paid the man weekly and woke to find the money missing from his dress suitcase. He vowed to pursue the man and seek revenge if needed.
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Owen Bennett
Holbrook
Mr. Bennett
George Pinkerton
Bennett
Wyoming
Inspector Pinkerton
Headquarters
Looking After the Young Men at Boston Y M C A
President L L Doggett of Springfield International Training School addressed nearly 50 Boston area young men preparing for Y M C A secretaryship. He used a stereopticon to survey all departments of the worldwide work and explained how associations are diversifying to reach every young man.
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Boston
Pope Receives Veccia on Bishop Appointment List
In Rome on April 10 the Pope received Monsignor Veccia secretary of the Propaganda Congregation who submitted the names of the Right Reverend John J Glennon coadjutor bishop of the Diocese in question.
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Rome
Monsignor Veccia
Congregation of the Propaganda
John J. Glennon
Coadjutor Archbishops Ratified by the Pontiff
Kansas City Missouri is named coadjutor archbishop of St Louis with Right Rev Henry Moeller of Columbus named coadjutor archbishop of Cincinnati and the pope ratifies the appointments.
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Kansas City, Mo
St. Louis
Henry Moeller
Columbus, G
Cincinnati
Free Trial Asthma Treatment Offered By Dr Whetzel
Dr Whetzel offers a time limited free test course of asthma treatment to all applicants who describe their case briefly and help humane work by sending the names of two others with asthma. Request a booklet of particulars in writing for the free trial treatment. Address withheld.
Peruna cited as nerve tonic in spring health appeal
An advertisement touts Peruna as a remedy for nervous prostration and spring fatigue. It features testimonials from Frances M. Smith and others, urging readers to try the tonic for insomnia, headaches, and debility, and to request Dr. Hartman’s catarrh book. It claims spring renews the system and offers free medical advice.
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Frances M. Smith
Mattie B. Curtis
Legion of Loyal Women
Salem
Boston
Mass
Hartman
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohio
Building Trades Strike Nears Settlement Today
The strike at Mutual Life Assurance building corner Congress and Water streets may end today as strikers and Orlando Norcross Company representatives meet. The Building Trades Council seeks non union employment. unfair plumbers steamfitters and teamsters are in dispute. Trustees have conferred with council leaders ahead of the conference expected to end the strike.
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Mutual Life Assurance
Congress and
Water Streets
Orlando Norcross Company
Building Trades Council
Labor troubles in American cities report
In Denver trainmen of the Colorado and Southern have won a wage raise of 12 to 15 percent. New York carpenters remain unsettled. Fitchburg mill strike may end after a Wednesday conference. Chicago gas makers strike in sympathy with inspectors. Salem plumbers plan no Monday strike. Chicago tanners end a three thousand man walkout after gaining union recognition.
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Denver
Colorado & Southern
New York
Fitchburg
Chicago
Salem
George A Caldwell Dies in Insane Hospital After Charlestown Admission
George A Caldwell died at the Insane Hospital yesterday after being taken from the Russell House in Charlestown last Saturday for insanity. He was an inmate for some time, mostly ill, and declined after transfer to Station 15 then the tombs. He gave his age as 53 and claimed Melrose residence with a brother in Charlestown whose location is unknown.
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George A. Caldwell
Caldwell
Russell House
Charlestown
Jelly
Melrose
Yung Lu of China Dead
Pekin reports the death of Yung Lu a leading Boxer figure in China His passing removes the empire s strongest power aside from the Dowager Empress and many say she was under his influence He had grown outwardly friendly to foreigners but remained bitter toward them before dying after delaying foreign medical aid until near collapse and then calling a Japanese legation doctor.
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Pekin
Ism
Legation
More Evidence Against Lawrence Commissioners
Lawrence April 10 continued hearing on charges against the city license commissioners was held in City Hall. Three witnesses testified. The case concerns charges of selling to liquor dealers and Bradley drinking in King's saloon on Hampshire street during the 1901 election day.
England Welcomes French President Loubet Visit
London April 10 The probability of President Loubet returning King Edward's visit is warmly welcomed in England. It will be the first visit of the head of France to England since Napoleon III's 18a visit to Queen Victoria during the Crimean war.
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London
Loubet
Edward
England
France
Napoleon III
Queen Victoria
Death of Walter S. Goodwillie Printer in Cambridge
Walter Scott Goodwillie a Cambridge resident and renowned printer died at his home 11 Beach Street from a weak heart. Born in Canada he moved to Cambridge in 1854 making him a long established figure in the local printing trade.
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Walter Scott Goodwillie
Cambridge
United States
Beach Street
Mr. Goodwillie
Canada
Beaten Lynn Man Dies of Wounds in Lynn Hospital
Arthur L. Porter a 45 year old shoe maker of Lynn died at the Lynn Hospital from a fractured skull believed to have been inflicted in Boston on Feb 22 by assailants. Local residents say the beating occurred in Boston and Porter died yesterday.
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Lynn
Boston
Arthur L. Porter
Lynn Hospital
Waltham merchants plan week aimed at boosting trade
The Waltham Business Men's Association votes to hold a merchants' week from April 27 to May 2. Alderman George A. Fiel is elected chairman of a 12 member committee to oversee the event. The plan seeks reduced electric rates during the week and measures to attract shoppers to Waltham.
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Waltham
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A Globe Clothing
Eliable
Washington Street
Chainey’s Discharge
Raymond
Cooper Street
Benoth Israel Sheltering Home
Salem Street
Mr. Bennett of
C. F. Beard
South Framingham
L. D. Knott
Lebanon
M. L. Craffey
F. EF. Brown
Sanborn
Iowa
J. C. Curryer
St. Paul
Minn
Frank Whetzel
American Express
Chicagg
H. M. Whiteley
Mags. State Board of Pharmacy
U. S. Health Reports
Indersea
Erie County
John W. Neff
Buffalo
D. W. Timberlake
Lynchburg
Fast Side Ladies’ Aid Society
No. 844Th Avenue
New York City
Della Janveau
Ottawa
Ont
Yung LU
China
Walter S. Goodwillie
Waltham Merchants
Nature
Rootbeer
Charles E. Hiros Co
Malvern, Pa
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