Governor Allen Heads to Porto Rico for Flying Visit
Gov Allen will leave Washington this week with Mrs Allen and their daughter aboard the U S Dolphin to set up the civil government in San Juan. The inauguration will be marked by a ceremonial event aimed at creating a lasting impression. He plans to return to the United States within three weeks and resume private affairs aboard the Mayflower.
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First Paris Fair Fete At Elysee Palace
The first official fete for the exposition week was held at the Elysee Palace in Paris. President Loubet hosted 260 guests at dinner the largest Elysee banquet to date. The diplomatic corps and nation commissioners attended with elaborate decorations and a large reception following the banquet. General Horace Porter and US officials Peck and Woodward were among the guests.
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Jealous lover attacks woman then wounds self in Troy
James Lennon, driven by jealousy, slashed his paramour Mary McCracken’s throat in Troy after she moved on to Charles Warnock. Lennon then attempted to kill himself with the razor. Both were taken to Troy Hospital. the woman likely will die, Lennon may recover.
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Mary McCracken
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Mrs Ross Acquitted in Manslaughter Trial
Leedham April 16 Mrs Mary E Ross of Sharon is free after a Norfolk Superior Court jury found her not guilty of manslaughter. The acquittal came this morning in the criminal case.
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Cambridge Club Ladies Night Draws Sparse Attendance
About 1 percent of members attended the Cambridge Club ladies night held last evening at Kung's Hotel. George Howl Cox presided over the informal event as Astrella Brothers Orchestra provided music, with Miss Louise Karr delivering monologues and Walter Eccles performing impersonations.
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Walter Eccles
Deliverance Munroe House Tablet Unveiled in Malden
Historic site marking the Marrett Munroe house in Malden was unveiled by the Deliverance Munroe Chapter D A R. Ceremonies honored Deliverance Munroe birthplace with participation by Mrs C H Sprague Mrs F A Gardner and Mrs W W Winslow. The honoree was 20 during the Battle of Lexington and the house sheltered wounded after the battle.
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Presbyterian Creed Proposed to Replace Westminster Confession
Dr. W. C. Grey editor of the Interior will urge a movement to substitute a brief evangelical Presbyterian creed for the Westminster confession. He cites Scotland and England as examples using shorter working creeds and notes past failed revision attempts by the Northern Presbyterian Church. He argues modern demand calls for brevity clarity and simplicity in doctrinal statements and cites the Hillis incident as showing confusion that must be cleared up.
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Itching Piles Cured by Dean's Ointment
Itch ing piles can be cured with Dean's Ointment offering instant relief and permanent cure. Available at any drug store for 60 cents.
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Trinity Club Holds Final Meeting of Season
Trinity Club met in the Trinity vestry last night for its final session. Professor Sedgwick of the Institute of Technology spoke on The Metropolitan Water Supply and officers were elected with Mr. B. B. Tucker chosen president and Charles Hann named secretary.
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Tragic Electric Car Death of Katie Mulcahy in Front of P Street Stables
Nine year old Catherine E Mulcahy was crushed by an electric car at the P and Second streets junction near the car sheds around 6 PM. Motorman James E Burke faced investigation but was released as authorities ruled the fatality not Burke's fault.
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Broadway
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Buryport
F Board of Aldermen
Altgeld Speaks at Albany Jefferson Birthday Banquet
Former Illinois Governor John P. Altgeld was the principal speaker at a Stanwix banquet for the Albany County Bimetallic League honoring Jeffersons birth anniversary. He answered the toast What Would Jefferson Do.
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John P. Altgeld
Illinois
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Albany County
Jefferson
Generic patent medicine sale notice
A historical advertisement promises relief for various ailments with a cheap cure. It claims a genuine product available at five cents and urges customers to avoid samples while urging purchase of the authentic remedy from the Chemical Company.
Dark Cells Bill Advances After Third Reading Debate
The legislature moved the dark cells abolition bill to a third reading amid heated debate. Speakers from Boston to Greenfield defended and critiqued the practice, while a party split showed on related measures including malt liquor sales and guardianship powers.
Burial of James Jackson at Trinity Church
Funeral services for James Jackson were held at Trinity Church at 11 o'clock yesterday conducted by Dr E Winchester Donald. Ushers included Henry L. yon Robert Stevenson Frank Arthur Donner Gordon Abbott Cotting Frank Jackson and A Nagon. Burial followed at Mt Aubur.
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Gordon Abbott
Cotting
Frank Jackson
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Mt. Aubu
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