England Excludes American Beef From British Army Contracts
Washington April 11 The Department of Agriculture received a dispatch from a Chicago packing firm stating England will exclude all beef not home bred from British army contracts effective June 1 This move would severely affect American beef and cattle exporters The department has not yet received official confirmation The report notes US exports to Great Britain worth about 40 million dollars in live animals and 200 million dollars in animal products The ad then shifts to Morse clothing praising fit style and quality of Superior outfits.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Agricultural Department
Great Britain
High kicker wife testifies in non-support case
Agnes Kneeland told Judge Adams she was an all round athlete and funded herself amid years of alleged assault and neglect by James Kneeland. She works in theater and declined his offer of five dollars a week, saying she wants nothing to do with him while seeking self support.
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Adams
James Kneeland
Agnes
Kneeland
Rufus Choate
James
Agnes Kneeland
Dave Posner
Washington Street
Mra Kneeland
Gaiety Theatre
GE reports 6.24 million profit for year ended Jan 31
General Electric reports a profit of 6,243,772 after expenses and depreciation. Dividends and interest reduced the balance to 4,275,502, added to prior surplus for a total of 6,628,633. Orders received total 27,900,541 with a balance sheet showing 1,250,000 excess of capital stock.
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New York
General Electric Company
$200 Paid Professor Wood for Blood Analysis in Best Trial
County Treasurer Jenkins paid $200 to Professor Wood of Harvard for analysis of supposed blood spots in connection with the Best trial. The payment is one of the largest bills for expert evidence, yet Wood was not called to testify at the trial.
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Salem
Jenkins
Professor Wood
Harvard
Christian Science Split Casts Shadow On New York East Conference
At a Brook venue the New York East conference debated Rev. S. E. Simonson’s withdrawal from the ministry. A resolution praised his character yet lamented his departure toward a rival faith. Dr. J. M. Buckley urged rescinding the resolution, but the measure passed 170 to 6.
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New York
New York East
Methodist Episcopal
Brook
BE. Simonson
Simonson
J. M. Buckley
The
Christian Advocate
Jesus Christ
Buickley
Bullets in breast near State Street shop endanger Mrs Julia Keep
Mrs Julia Keep attempted suicide at 104 State Street yesterday morning by placing a revolver to her breast after a period of peculiar talk about a hidden love. The husband, a tailor, says domestic life was normal and denies overwork or illness. She remains at Emergency Hospital but may recover.
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Julia J. Keep
State Street
Mr. Keep
Mrs. Keep
Man Returns Daughter He Says Was Kidnapped
Ernest R. Wilson, formerly of South Norwalk now in Stamford, brought back his 38 year old child from Brooklyn where the mother allegedly took the girl when she was one. Wilson, facing a pending divorce, plans to pursue custody with potential habeas corpus action by the mother to recover the child.
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South Norwalk
Conn
Ernest R. Wilson
Stamford
Brooklyn
N. Wilson
Prince Street
Wilson
Czar plots ridiculed in St Petersburg reports
A St Petersburg despatch says plots against the Czar discussed months before American press stories but were deemed improbable. Reports of the Czar living behind steel walls provoked only ridicule among locals.
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London
St. Petersburg
Brookline Selectmen Fine Patrolman Johnson for Disobedience
At a special meeting the Brookline Board of Selectmen reduced patrolman John 8. Johnson's pay to 2.60 per day for six months and placed him on probation for disobedience of orders and disrespect to a superior officer.
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Brookline Board of Selectmen
John 8. Johnson
Johnson
Engineer George Brewett Killed in Fall From Schooner
George Brewett 27 England native and engineer aboard the Henry M. Cramp fell from the six masted schooner at Leighton's wharf and died from a skull fracture yesterday afternoon.
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George Brewett
England
Henry M. Cramp
Leighton’s Wharf
Brewer
Boston Savings Banks Pay Semiannual Dividends
Boston savings banks paid semiannual dividends with most at 18 4 percent and several at 8 1 2 percent. Banks in suburbs and specific institutions such as Wildey and Provident show different rates, while totals indicate nearly three million dollars delivered to depositors.
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Suffolk
Boston
Wildey
Provident Institution
Boston Ee
Brighton
Savings Bank
Dorchester Savings Bank
Ae Savings Bank
Genta Savings Bank
Ranklin Sa Peccsececes Home Savingse Bank
North India
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Provident Institution For Savings
von Oston Savings Bank
Bavin
la Sbeamen
North Avenue Savings Bank
Somerville Savings Ban
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Beg Mney Oe
Pad Ine Saee
Ee East Cam Canthiage Sivines Be Bank
Airlock System Installed for Boston Tunnel Project
Boston Tunnel Construction Company begins installing airlocks to regulate pressure in the tunnel. Three 27 foot tubes, embedded in masonry, will allow 2500 cubic feet of air per minute to be forced into the tunnel if needed, with work near Lewis street and the harbor drift areas.
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Boston Tunnel
South
Boston
Lewis Street
Decree Validates Will of Waltham Woman Denied Influence Claim
Middlesex County Probate Court in East Cambridge entered a decree yesterday validating the will of Sarah Cary of Waltham. Cary left about 20 000 dollars to Rev. Timothy Brosnahan pastor of St. Mary's Church Waltham. Contesters led by Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Qualters alleged undue influence, but the priest testified he never advised her on the disposition of her property.
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Sarah Cary
Waltham
Middlesex County
East Cambridge
Elizabeth Ann Qualters
Father Brosnahan
Ms. Cary
First Spanish War Claims Filed For Sugar Plantations Loss
The Spanish war claims commission received its inaugural claim today. The filing names Marie Soler BE Martinez as claimant and seeks 216,666 dollars for personal and other property tied to a sugar plantation destroyed during the late insurrection.
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Washington
Spanish War Claims Commission
Marie Soler BE. Martinez
Secretary Long praised by Columbia Lodge for Navy tenure
April 11 report notes Secretary Long received a copy of resolutions from Columbia Lodge No. 174 lauding his naval administration and congratulating him on his reappointment. The resolutions were engrossed and bound in black morocco.
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Washington
Long
Columbia Lodge No. 174
International Association of Activists
Morocco
Train Wreck Near Eden Colorado Injures Several
An Atlantic Limited southbound train collided with a northbound local near Eden seven miles north of Pueblo Colorado at 42:30 PM. Both trains moved slowly. Several trainmen were severely injured and passengers were badly hurt, none reported dead.
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Pueblo
Northbo
Atlantic Limited
Eden
Here
Carriage Bolt Breaks. Woman Injured in Court Street Runaway
Dr Helen G F Mack was badly shaken in a runaway on Court street at 6 30 pm Wednesday when a broken bolt caused the whiffletree to strike the horse. Darcy at a hotel captured the runaway se in time.
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Helen G. F. Mack
Court Street
Darcy
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