Sugaring Off Party Draws Vermont Association Bruins
About 100 natives of Vermont attended a sugaring off party at Young's Hotel in Boston. They boiled maple syrup and took away maple sugar as souvenirs. The event featured a discussion on visiting Vermont during Old Home Week and included remarks on forest conservation and tree choices. Colonel Benton presided and presented a clock to secretary N Lewis Sheldon.
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Green Mountain State
Vermont Association of Boston
Young’s Hotel
Josiah H. Benton, Jr
Sherman
Ira A. Abbott
Vermont
Arnold Arboretum
Arthur L. Robinson
Chamber of Commerce
Association
Thomas Wm. Hanley
H. Carleton Slack
Benton
N. Lewis Sheldon
George W. Bishop
James M. Gleason
Everett C. Benton
Charles K. Darling
Fruit-store owner ambushed in Kneeland Street hold up
Tohm Maloff, who runs a fruit store at 99 Kneeland Street, fought off two would-be robbers early this morning. He saved his pocketbook contents but lost a pager. a struggle left his finger bitten and flesh nearly stripped. A crowd frightened the thieves, who fled as Maloff sought hospital care.
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Tohm Maloff
Kneeland Street
Washington Street
Maloff
Strugglin
Mal
Alphonsing
Gastoning
Epen
Driscoll
Reagan
West Springfield Street
Depew and Senators Clash Over Election Methods
Washington April 11. Senator Depew of New York denounced Southern election practices while arguing for a constitutional amendment to elect Senators by popular vote. Senators Money McLaurin Simons and Blackburn pressed counterpoints defending Mississippi Kentucky and Goebel election law. Debate shifted to the Chinese exclusion bill with planned amendments voting next Wednesday.
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Washington
Depew
New York
Senate
Money
Mississippi
McLaurin
Simmons
North Carolina
Blackburn
Kentucky
Mr. Depew
Penrose
Exoneration of Roxbury Juror in Flynn Probate Appeal
William H. Richards a Roxbury plumber and juror in the David Flynn case was excused after a complaint claimed he remarked Mrs Flynn should receive something. Judge Loring withdrew him, a hearing followed, and Richards was exonerated with orders to report for jury service again Monday.
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William H. Richards
Roxbury
David Flynn
Loring
Supreme Court
Richards
Pemberton Square
Gue de Sefano
Sefano
Harris Poorou
Flynn
Quay Opposes Elkin in Pennsylvania Governing Race
Philadelphia April 1. After months of silence United States Senator Quay announced his opposition to the nomination of Attorney General John P. Elkin for Governor of Pennsylvania. The move surprised Elkin supporters and stirred political circles.
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Philadelphia
United States
Quay
Jonn P. Elkin
Pennsylvania
Elkin
Japanese Ex-Prime Minister Matsukata Visited Boston
Count Masayoshi Matsukata of Japan, on a world pleasure tour, was hosted at a complimentary breakfast by Mayor Collins. Attending were Governor Crane ex Mayor Quincy and Hon Charles Hamlin. The party toured the city. Matsukata was indisposed. Earlier they were hosted by President Eliot at Harvard.
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Masayoshi Matsukata
Japan
New England
Collings
Crane
Quincy
Charles Hamlin
Count Matsukata
Collins
County Matsukata
Eliot
Harvard
On the Sly Coffee’s Hidden Toll on a Life and Baby
A mother recounts years of coffee addiction that harmed her health and killed her baby. After quitting coffee under a doctor’s guidance she used Postum Food Coffee and Grape-Nuts, reporting better sleep, regained strength, and restored nerves. The testimonial credits Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Riots Surge in Brussels as Government Warns Martial Law
Brussels braces under bayonets as riots spread and labor unions threaten a general strike. Thousands of troops flood the city while the premier accuses Socialists of seeking revolution. Parliament is disrupted with blows and shouting as Liberal and Socialist deputies clash amid debate on the revision bill.
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Brusseils
Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Count de Naeyer
Moniteur Socialiste
M. Demblon
Methodist Conference Opens Third Day With Addresses
The Methodist Conference Association met at People's Temple for a business session led by Bishop John M. Walden. Speakers included Bishop J. O. Thoburn and W. F. McDowell. Miss Ellen M. Stone was celebrated for a safe return. Lt Governor Bates chaired the opening afternoon session.
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Methodist Conference Association
People’s Temple
John M. Walden
J. O. Thoburn
W. F. McDowell
Eugene M. Antrim
W.W. F. Warren
Boston University
Ellen M. Stone
Henry Wade Rogers
LL. D
Yale University
James M. Thorborn
D. D
F. Upham
Preachers’ Aid Society
William F. McDonald
Board of Education
Bates
Royal Arcanum Banquet Hosts Supreme Officers in Boston
The Royal Arcanum Club of Massachusetts hosted a reception and banquet at the Quincy House for the supreme executive council, a gathering of 200 plus members including Speaker James J. Myers and Superior Regent Joseph A. Langfitt. Speakers praised the order’s virtues and inclusive reach across denominations, with remarks from multiple regents and officers.
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Royal Arcanum Club
Massachusetts
Quincy House
Supreme Executive Council of the Order
United States
James J. Myers
House of Representatives
Joseph A. Langfitt
Pittsburg
Penn
A. 5
Robinson
St. Louis
Boston
John & Lindsay
St. Paul's Church
Edson M. &Schryver
East Dedham
Daniel &. Beckford
Cambridge
Order of the Royal Arcanum
Herbert C. Deans
Walsh
Skinner
New York
Myers
Arcanum
Royal Arcanum
Riis Declines Governorship If Roosevelt Doesn’t Press
Springfield April 11 Jacob Riis of New York says he will decline the governor post of the Danish West Islands unless President Roosevelt strongly urges his acceptance. He notes the offer was rumored and indicates his willingness to step aside if the administration insists.
Peculiar To Itself A Blood Purifier Claim In Ad
An old advertisement extols a remedy described as a blood purifying alterative and tonic. It promises radical and permanent cures for all humors and eruptions, relieving weakness and building up the whole system, claiming uniqueness of its effects.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Real Health Benefits
A vintage testimonial style note extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as unlike any other medicine in restoring health and strength at low cost. The claim asserts it promises to cure and keeps the promise through substantial real good.
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Hood
Dr Shoop Restorative offer by mail for six bottles
A promotional appeal promising a treatment by Dr Shoop that the author claims can heal nerves and vital organs. The offer includes sending a book and a druggist order for six bottles, risk to the author, cost if successful, and payment by the author if it fails. Includes address Dr Shoop Box 683 Racine Wis and note that mild cases may be cured in one or two bottles.
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Frank Whetzel
American Express Building
Chicago, Ill
Boston
HW. M. Whitney
Mass
Tremont
Dr. Shoop
Racine, Wis
Working Boys Home Whist Party Draws Fashionable Crowd
The Catholic Union Hall event for the Working Boys' Home drew about 250 ladies and gentlemen in fine attire. Prizes were won by Mrs. J Mainard Miss Rosie Currier and Miss Mary Talbot and Messrs J H Macmanus J B Crowley and T A Maloney. Music by the Working Boys' Home Orchestra directed by Harry Rockett followed a 10:30 dance with floor director D F Toomey and aides.
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Catholic Union Hall
Working Boys
J. S. Dooley
Nellie Higgins
Margaret Lyons
Stella Sullivan
Mary Redding
Jennie Glynn
Catherine Nolan
Working Boys’ Friend Society
James Willis
Jonathan Pugh
C. M. Nolan
James J. Farrell
J. Mainard
Rosie Currier
Mary T. Talbot
J. H. Macmanus
J. B. Crowley
T. A. Maloney
Harry ©. Rockett
James Shields Murphy
Whist
Ware of Kansas to Succeed Evans as Pension Commissioner
Eugene F. Ware of Topeka Kansas has been named by the President to replace H. Clay Evans as commissioner of pensions. Ware is a member of a Topeka law firm and a native Kansan, chosen April 11 to lead the pensions office.
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Washington
Eugene F. Ware
Kansas
H. Clay Evans
Pe Sions
Ware
Topeka
Kan
Tremont Theatre Lecture Promises Broad Catholic Backing
Rev. Father O Donovans lecture in Tremont Theatre tomorrow evening draws strong backing from the Catholic Union and the Young Men's Christian Association. Back Bay society leaders, Mrs Jeck Giardner with friends, Dr Frothingham, the Hon Winstoff Warren and other prominent figures are expected to attend.
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Father O'Donovan
Tremont Theatre
Catholic Union
Young Men's Christian Association
Back Bay Society
Jeck’’ Giardner
Dr. Frothingham
Winstoff Warren
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Higher League of Educational Society
Washington, D. C
Warner
OHDE
Boston Post
Higher Tangee of Educational Society
Cyre Arner
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
Ireom
Washington St
Whetzel
Express Steamship Service
San Francisco
Seattle
New Steamship
Shawmlt
Vail
M. J. Jualnhgan
GWAL
Moncton & Philadelphia
8. Co
Boden, Massa
Atlantic & Pacific GO
Agutis
Chestnut St
Peon
A. Blawyel,m. D
Specialiat
Boylston St
St. Anthony's
Bandits
Malofe
Senators
Universalists
Commissioner of
Pensions
FR. O'Donovan
Shawmut Furniture Co
Tremont St
Barre
White Dental
R. H. White Co
Oxford
Nene
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont Street
Joel H. Dix
Ree
Catawba Street
Billerica
Mare
Sanger
Franklin
Mase
Charles Kittredge Banger
Ee Tealdence
Taveoncat Everett
Ann i. Rutha
Henry E. T
Walnutstree
Relas S and Friends
G. Thed
P. Mn
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