Japan Sees Certain War In Manchuria
Pekin reports indicate Japan prepares for early war with Russia. Japanese fleet mobilizes as officials push for 20 000 Chinese troops to move into Manchuria to quell disturbances. Chinese negotiators warn against sensational rebel claims while ministers delay talks over Easter.
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Pekin
Russia
Japan
Taku
Nagasaki
Komoura Yutaro
Yamaguchi
Prince Ching
Emperor Kwang 8U
Manchuria
China
Li Hung Chang
Kwang Su
Mongolia
Tung Fu Hsian
Ren
M. de Giers
Theosophical Society Deliberates On The Christ Idea In Boston
Mrs. Taylor led a Theosophical Society lecture at 191 St Botolph Street Boston about The Christ from Annie Besant writings. The room held about twenty five serious attendees, many elderly women, with incense in the air and a Sphinx image of Madame Blavatsky watching. Tea social planned for next Saturday.
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Sphinx
Madame Blavatsky
Greece
Asia
Famous Duchess D Avaray In Court Again Over Son
Yaris April 14 The courts have been active over a long pending suit by the divorced Duchess of Avaray seeking custody of her 16 year old son the Marquis of Avaray. The duchess famed for beauty and high society ties pursued a dramatic divorce and court battles.
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Yaris
Duke of Avaray
France
Jockey Club
Marquis of Avaray
Duchess of Averay
Duchess of
Averay
Eugene de Mercy-Argenteau
Princess de Chimay
Secretary Olin as Star Vocalist Opens Evening
Secretary of State Olin headlines a charity concert at the Thomas G. Stevenson Post, G. A. R. hall tonight with a solo and choral accompaniment to the song T Will Do You No Harm. Admission is free to all G. A. R. trades.
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Olin
Thomas G. Stevenson Post
Melba
de Reszke
Gapeetary Olin
Commonwealth
W. M. Olin
the Commonwealth
Post
G. A. R. Com
Hobson Likely to Wed Miss Graves an Alabama Beauty
Rumor says Lieutenant Richmond Pearson Hobson courted Miss Florida Whiting Graves of Birmingham. In Washington he frequented Congressman Henry Bankhead and Mrs Bankhead, and in New York they shared meals at Sherry's and Delmonico's. Miss Graves, daughter of Confederate captain William H Graves, is described as Birmingham’s beauty and heiress to the Whiting family.
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New York
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Florida Whiting Graves
Alabama
Washington
Henry Bankhead
Miss Graves
Capital
Sherry’s
Delmonico’s
Ss Graves
Birmingham
William H. Graves
Confederacy
Judge Hobson
Miss Whiting
John Whiting
Luray
Whiting
Recipe For College Girls Punch Sparks Northampton Debate
In Northampton on April 14 authorities investigate a punch recipe popular with Smith College girls. The alleged ingredients include cherry and a toothpick, with unidentified liquids adding mystery. A local drug clerk reportedly created the “college girl punch” and shared a recipe listing one pony glass one orange slice a cherry and a toothpick.
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Northampton
Girls’ College
College City
Smith College
Campus ethics clash over popular new punch drink
The passage notes that a punch has become wildly popular on campus, drawing attention from college authorities. Ethics and moral culture professors seek guidance on the matter while a chemistry professor may analyze the drink’s contents as a possible adjunct to higher education.
Rev Wyman Drives Abington Toward Model Prohibition Town
Abington, April 14. Rev W H Wyman, now chief of police, declares Abington nearly a model prohibition town near Boston. He reports no liquor sold that day, says he and others watched, kitchen saloons driven out, and saloons driven from the woods two weeks earlier.
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Mr. Wyman
Abington
Boston
W. H. Wyman
Confirmation Service Delivers Large Children Attending
About 200 children confirmed at the altar rail with girls in white and boys in dark suits. A morning musical program directed by Miss Minnie Riley and an afternoon program by Miss Genevieve Lee complemented the rites. Rev. Leo Knapp prepared the children for the sacraments.
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Minnie Riley
Genevieve Lee
Leo Knapp
Murder Follows Man From Moosehead Lake Camp
The body of 21 year old Mathison Pare was found at Asquith Maine last Thursday in a brutal murder with robbery as the motive. Pare had worked on Moosehead Lake above Kineo for Sylvester Gaudet and left with $108 after receiving wages March 3. He walked eight miles to Asquith station to catch a train home to Canada. A violent struggle left his head crushed and his valuables missing. County Attorney Gower vows full pursuit of the killer.
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Greenville Junction
Mathison Pare
Asquith
Moosehead Lake
Kineo
Sylvester Gaudet
Gaudet
Asquith Station
Cana
Pare
Gower
Peril of Silence Highlighted by Moral Reform Leader
Dr. Julia Morton Plummer, corresponding secretary, addressed the New England Moral Reform Society at Park Street Church on the Talitha Cumi Maternity Home. She spoke on open action by youth and the society’s aim to provide shelter and job support for disadvantaged young women.
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Julia Morton Plummer
Park Street
New England Moral Reform Society
Plummer
Talitha Cumi
Moral Reform Society
Tony
B. C. Clark
Miss Hutdobro to Speak on Cuba and Cubans Tonight
Miss Hutdobro of Chill ut h America speaks at the Boston Literary and Historical Association in Calvary Church Shawmut avenue Wal tham street auditorium at 8 o clock tonight. Musical selections by Miss Glover, E pigenta and Mr E B Glover violinist. Meeting open to the public.
Th' Peach and Susie Observe Easter Day on the Common
Susie the newsgirl known as Curley’s Girl and Th’ Peach describe Easter Sunday scenes on the Common. They see crowds, hats, horses, and automobiles while discussing fashion, politics, and public figures. The Peach punctuates with humor as they listen to speeches by Bijah Hall and Edward Doherty about single taxes and politics.
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Susie
Pie Alley
Thousan
Beecon Hill
E-Ely
Beacon Street
Bijah Hall
Edward Doherty
Hall
Doherty
Massachusetts
Peach
McKimley
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Trusts
Quiet Sunday at the Hotels Amid New Police Rules
Hotels on a quiet Sunday reported subdued patronage as patrons preferred outdoor or walking activities. Proprietors cited food first policies and higher beer prices reducing visits, while inspectors and officers monitored operations and licensing disputes persisted in the South End and Division 4 districts.
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Sony
Watch and Ward
Clark
South End
Division 4
Adams
Station 4
The 20th Century Dept Stores Sale at Hanover Street
The notice advertises discounted footwear and clothing from the 20th Century Department Stores at 43 and 45 Hanover St. Shoes for men women and children with prices from 8c to 2.55. Ribbed underwear shirts collars hats neckties and sweaters also offered with daily sales and late shopping hours. The store promises warranted goods and a money back guarantee with extra salespeople sought.
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Hanover St
Mercanti
Fire at Narragansett Trotting Park Burns Seven Stables
A blaze at Narragansett Trotting Park Cranston Rhode Island destroyed seven stables four totally and one gutted near 3 pm today. The fire cited as caused by a man dropping a match near the fence. five small cooking buildings also burned. Estimated damage around 10000 with light insurance.
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Providence
R. I
Narragansett Trotting Park
Cranston
Murphy's Canoe Prepares For Winchester Cup Challenge
Murphy's canoe, first built for the Winchester Boat Club's challenge for the Royal Canoe Club's cup, is set up and expected to float in two weeks. A second canoe, also by Mr Crowninshield, will be built by Stevens of Bath Maine with a 13 by 12 foot waterline, 32 inch beam, and a 140 foot length sail.
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Winchester
H. D. Murphy
Winchester Boat Club
Royal Canoe Club
Tragic Train Collision Kills Three in Wilkes Barre
Four people crossing the Lehigh Valley tracks at South Wilkes Barre were struck by the Buffalo express heading north. Three were killed and one injured.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Lehigh Valley Railroad
South Wilkesarre
Buffalo Express
Testimonial concert and dance for Master John Purcell in Winthrop Hall
A testimonial concert and dance will be tendered to Master John D. Purcell at Winthrop Hall Upham's Corner this year. Attending performers include Charles Chapman Joseph A Cahlan Elizabeth Purcell Professor Johnstone Billy Troy Margaret McCarthy Jack Clehame Marguerite Curry Andy Leonard Steve Higgins John Purcell J Fred O Connor Charles Miller Lawrence O Connor and others.
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John D. Purcell
Dorchester
Winthrop Hall
Upham's Corner
Charles and
Chapman
Joseph A. Callahan
Elizabeth Purcell
Professor Johnstone
Billy Troy
Margaret McCarthy
Jack Clehame
Marguerite Curry
Andy Leonard
Steve Higgins
Herbert Bidder
Wil Powers
Johnnie Burns
W. D. Melquain
Doherty
Charles Littlefield
Singer
Driscoll
John Purcell
J. Fred O'Connor
Charles B. Miller
Lawrence B
O'Connor
Roxbury Irish Language School Session at Smith Street Rooms
The Irish Language School held a Sunday afternoon session at Rachtal school rooms on Smith Street Oxbury directed by Daniel P. O Callaghan with Norah Mahoney and Peter Watson assisting Five new members were added to the roll The meeting began with an entertainment after the manager called it to order at 8 30 p m
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Roxbury
Trachtal
Smith Street
Oxbury
Daniel P. O'Callaghan
Norah Mahoney
Peter Watson
Hes P. m
Rumor Sways New York on Senator Clark Marriage
A rumor from California claims Senator W A Clark of Montana plans to remarry to Rose Laube after his Europe trip. Clark’s daughter Mrs Morns denies any such plan, suggesting he will address the matter upon returning. Miss Laurie, once a prominent stump speaker, is named in connection with the engagement.
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New York
Frrom
California
Laurie
Campaley
Northwest
McKinley
Boers Call for Immediate Surrender as Steyn Battles Health
Bloemfontein April 14 reports say General Steyn’s health has worsened and he has urged Boers to surrender at once, signaling a potential collapse in resistance.
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Bloemfontein
Floating Exposition Aims To Exhibit American Goods Worldwide
Treasury statistic chief C P Austin proposes a floating exposition to showcase four product groups iron and steel textiles agriculture and vehicles and household goods to buyers worldwide. He argues it would boost U S exports by placing samples at ports worldwide and linking manufacturers with local merchants for market suitability.
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C. P. Austin
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Washington
United States
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St. Stephen’s
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Peage
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Engisa
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Dr. Morris
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