Harvard Instructor in Murder Trial Set for Monday
A Harvard instructor and noted author, Charles R., faces trial for the murder of his brother-in-law Richard Grogan Jr. The case, to be decided by Judges Aiken and Gaskill, with deputies Wardwell and Whitman guarding the accused, unfolds as a pivotal chapter with the verdict to be Innocent or Guilty.
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Harvard
Charles R. Next
Richard Grogan, Jr
Aiken
Gaskill
Wardwell
Whitman
Court Ofhcers
John E. Tidd
Harry Shaw
John R. Fairbairn
Middle
Lewis Extravagant Banking Scandal Rumors Surface in Vergennes
April reports from Vergennes Vermont allege bank cashier Lewis misused funds totaling about 55 000 dollars with 25 000 in securities. W Hinds, his son in law, says Lewis used the bank for living expenses and that he frequently lent money, including 1500 dollars to himself and 700 as treasurer of a shoe nail company.
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Vergennes Vt
Wis
Eynes Bank
Ogler
Lewis
W. Hinds
Wall Street
Italian Editor Weds Today in Boston Italian Church
The Italian church of St. Leonardo da Vinci on Prince Street hosts the wedding of Nuosepe De Arco editor of St. Courriere Di Boston to Miss Oro. The ceremony at 4:30 pm draws Italian social and literary figures from Boston and nearby cities with Father Ubaidus officiating. De Marco, six years editor and former Milan Rome Naples critic, is a Naples Tech Institute graduate now a street commissioner clerk.
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Leonardo da Vici
Prince Street
Nuesepe Dearco
St. Courriere di Boston
Missoro
Boston
Ubaidus
de Marco
Rin
Milan
Rome
Naples
Il Proeso
New York
Technical Institute of
Atta
Mmissioner
Wala
Emmets Dog Evicted From Boston Hotel Scene
J K Emmet and his Boston terrier were ordered out of the United States hotel by proprietor Tilly Haynes after supper, echoing other dog removals at the Touraine and Reynolds hotels as theater figures clash with canine guests.
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Divine Sarah
Touraine
J. K
Fritz
Emmet
United States
Tilly Haynes
Haynes
J. Reed Whipple
Triple Alliance
Bernhardt
J. K. Emmet
Reynolds
W P Tewksbury Dies Aged 83 In Newtonville
William Plummer Tewksbury a prominent Boston business man and Newtonville resident died at his Harvard street home in Newtonville at 83. A native of South Weare New Hampshire he moved to Boston as a young man to work for James M Dow bookseller. He leaves a widow five daughters and one son. Funeral at the residence Thursday at 2 PM.
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Newton
William Plummer Tewksbury
Boston
Harvard Street
Newtonville
South Weare
N.H
James Vb. Dow
Savoy
Memorial to Endicott Baldin at Essex Bar Association
Memorial exercises in the Supreme Court honored Hon. William Crowninshield Endicott, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court justice and former Secretary of War, with addresses by Hon. William D. Northend of Salem and Justice Lothrop paying tribute to the late jurist.
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Salem
Justice Lothrop
Tragic poisoning death of Emery street boy in Medford
A 4 year old girl Doris drank a belladonna arsenic lotion left on a table by Sabin Wadsworth. Her mother induced vomiting and saved her. Her brother, four year old Emery, ate an apple after leaving the house and died five minutes later at his grandmother Anna Bond's home.
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Emery Street
Medford Hitleide
Doris
Sabin Wadsworth
Ee Wadsworth
Native and Foreign Sailors in U S Navy During War
Secretary Long released a table showing the 22,828 Navy force in the Spanish American War split into 15,406 native born and 7,422 foreign born sailors. Native born share was about 68 percent, rising to 80 percent when naturalized foreigners are included. Over half of foreign born sailors had naturalized or declared intent to become citizens.
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Washington
Long
West
United States Navy
Parochial School Fire in Haverhill Destroys 3-Story Building
St James Parochial School on Harrison Street, a three story 17 room wooden structure, burned early this morning. Loss set at 60000 with 30000 insured. No alarms sounded as the fire threatened a dense tenement area. Rev James O Doherty announced classes will resume next Monday in new quarters.
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Bt. Joseph
James O'Doherty
Bryan Association 2 Ward Plans May Party at Roughan Hall
A large Bryan Association 2 Ward meeting on Hanover Street approved holding the annual May party on Wednesday evening in Roughan Hall Ilestown. President Henry S Fitzgerald presided and Hoyes full orchestra has been engaged the club hopes to repeat last year’s success as the city’s grandest ball.
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Bryan Association
Ration
Hanover Street
Henrys. Fitzgerald
Roughan Hall
Ilestown
Mall
Enga
Fragmentary OCR Note on Boston Addressing Street
Readable text hints at a Boston address on Washington Street with references to line color and an illustration. The rest is garbled showing no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond Boston and Washington Street.
Court Opens as Eastman Trial Prepares for Jury
The scene set for Eastman with Judge Wastman, Sheriff, and a full court lineup. Special sheriffs announce the term as 165 jurors are summoned and 12 will endure trial in Brid street’s Mansion House area, with meals and spectators limited. Eastman remains in fair health as counsel visits and family travels long distances to attend.
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Sex County
Eastman
George W. Saville
Eit
Theodore C. Hurd
Wastman
Knowlton
Fred N. Weir
George A. San Edward E Clarke
Hastman
Court Room
Jar
Superior Court
Mansion House
Brid
Dredging North End Beach Move By Boston Council
Councilman Henry Fitzgerald wins mayoral backing for a 5000 dollar transfer from the reserve fund to dredge the North End beach and fund improvements to make it a premier bathing spot near Boston. The Common Council will consider the order next meeting with expected passage.
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Henry
Fitzgerald
Hart
North End
Boston
Common Council
Death of Rev. Justin D. Fulton D D
The Rev Justin D Fulton D D aged unknown died at 1 46 pm yesterday at his home 31 Brastow avenue Meriville after paralysis He served forty seven years in Baptist ministry including a long pastorate at First Baptist Somerville and supplied pulpits in Daytona City Born in Barville New York in March 1821 he studied at the University of Rochester and Union Theological Seminary The record notes a prominent editorial career and a pastorate that grew to over 1900 members with substantial income before retiring to focus on writing and lecturing.
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Justin D. Fulton
D. D
Brastow Avenue
Merville
First Baptist Church
Somerville
Fulton
Daytona
Justin Fulton
Barlville
N. Y
Baptis
University of Rochester
Clomtoy
St. Teu 5
Bandusky
Albany
Boston
de Deseo
Itaneon Vere Pie Cpurch
Sroekiye
Unclear text on Dr Fulton and marriages
Fragmentary obituary notes Dr Fulton married three times and had two young children, the youngest born last fall. It mentions Mrs Laura Whipple of New York, daughter of a Tabernacle Baptist Church deacon, and a widow Missy Jennie A. Chapa a former Somerville teacher, with marriage in 1898 when he was 70 and she 2.
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Fulton
Laura Whipple
New York
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Missy Jennie A. Chapa
Somervlle
Concert a Great Success at Trinity Hall Roxbury
A large audience enjoyed the Young Men's Society concert in Trinity Hall Roxbury Crossing. The fifth number featured a military camp scene with Uncle Sam soldiers and recruitment exams. Cast included Lieutenant Zielfelder, Sergeant Schmuck Otto Heyde John Zielfelder Carl Kaiser Guahauk and Robert Heyde in various comic roles plus a Bavarian school sketch with Iswald Biebenelcher.
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Trinity
Schmuck
Trinity Battalion
Otto Heyde
John Zielfelder
Carl Kaiser
Gua Hauck
Robert Heyde
Die Baechsische Derschule
Iswald Biebenelcher
Schmuck R
G.’ Wilson
Ikowait
Grosse
A. Hall
Edda He Parker Vileon
A. Blewend Ng Mee
John Rela
Boston Women's Symphony Concert Impresses City
The Boston Women's Symphony Orchestra gave a concert at Copley Hall under Arthur Townes direction. Selections included Gluck overture to Iphigenie en Aulide and four movements from an Impressions of Italy suite by Sharpentier, plus works by Massenet and MacDowell. The program elicited pleasant response from the audience.
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Boston Women
Orin Copleychestra Society
Arthur ’ Ae
Stephen Towne
Gluck
Townems Wang
Theatrical Matters and Boston Stage Notes
The article surveys current productions in Boston and nearby venues. It notes William Robert Elliott’s stay with Ben Hur company after a Brooklyn run, possible vaudeville talks, strong showings by Ethel Jackson and Bob White, and upcoming transfers like Lover's Lane to the Republic. It highlights Bernhardt and Coquelin at the Boston Theatre, Jerome Sykes in Foxy Pear, Crosmen at the Arlington, and Annie Russell at the City. It also mentions Human Spiders at Grand Opera House, Alvin Joslin revived at Bowdoin Square, and My Wife's First Husband at Keith's with Boyle.
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Sherlock Holmes
Hollis
William Robert Elliott
Bob White
Willard Spencer
Chestnut Street Opera House
Philadelphia
Ethel Jackson
Re City
Sandy Dingwall
Robert Moulton
Roosevelt Hospital
New York
Lover's Lane
Manhattan Theatre
The
Republic
Henry Keeiee
Coriolanus
Lyceum Theatre
Eillenensy
Valois
Ysobel Haskins
N. C. Goodwin
Re O
Walt Prise
Ageling
Mme. Bernhardt
M.coquelin
Boston Theatre
Jerome Sykes
Foxy Peaer
Museum
Rogers Brothers
Felow
Henrietta Crosmen
Aremont
Elteh Ae Ea
Mistress Ney
J. K. Emmet
Luceanna
Fritz
the Colonial
Annie Russell
Grand Opera
Alvin Joslin
Bowdoin Square
House
Edwin Milton Boyle
Keith
Pcers
the Howard
Boston
Kadith Mason
Thomas Persse
Muric Hall
Jos Hood
Austin & Stone's
Nickelodeon
Aged shoplifter Mary Ann Taylor Appears in Court
Mary Ann Taylor known for a craving to steal faced Judge Forsaith in the Criminal Court. Her counsel claimed mental imbalance and friends suggested sending her away to curtail temptation. The case was adjourned to April 36.
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Mary Ann Taylor
Forsaith Qoatecey
UN Criminal Court
Orcise
Breaervers Railroad Announces Stopovers and Route
A garbled item notes railroad routes from Bosthn with stopovers and tour connections. It references Tourne oeurg and Washiron, a rate, and mentions a Touriat Agent at 25 Remington Street.
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Breaervers
Bosthn
Meen
Privieger
Tourne
Oeurg
Oie
Washiron
Rate Ag . N
Touriat Agent
Remington Street
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Virginia Woodward Cloud
Kate Milner Rabb
Butterick
Butterick ‘Ublishing CO
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Landlord Whipple
W. P. Tewksbury
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Sumeae
Evenina & Aree
Lem T Karay
Tal Fun
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Kl We
Richard Mansfield
Henry V
Rogers Bros
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Keith’ Parforanes Fee
Sach
Edwin Mitc
Royle and Company
Quaker City
O’meers
Willis Family
Post and Clinton
Bf Piatt Waagg
Ana Willvine
Belle Davis
Pickaninny
Sey
Patriots
Ee Ghorgh
W. _ MAGEE
Lescee and
Telephone
Tremont
Queen Mary Hampton
Gore & Johnson
Goontown
Remont
Henrietta Rosman
Nell Patriots
Boston Museum
KLAW
Erlanger
Jerome. Sykes Prowatiss Foxy Quiller
Symphony Hall
Andio
Oeeaday Bvn’s
Sousa
Bowdoin
fAtiine
Loraine Dreux
Howard
New England
Cook’s Restaurant
Avon St
Boston Muse
Washington St
Young Men's Society of German Lutheran Trinity Church
Women’s Symphony Orchestra
Edith Mason
Thomas H. Persse
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Faust
Music Hall
Venice
Lynn
Colonial Theatre
Boylston & Lastets
Balarhen
Teay
Klaw & Sil Gen
Wallace
Wm. Young
Gale
Eale
Russell
Charles
River’ Park
Nelson
Stinson
Walthour
Albert
Harry Mullaly
Eetor
Hevervet Teat
Wright & Ditson
Tremont Row
A. Mi
Joe Hood
Dexters
Sam Singer
Chas Lane
Speemoberry
NEW York Daily Service
JOY
Washington Street
Morgan
Gainsborough
London
Creer L Co
Roomer Times Sdg
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