Nicaragua Canal Dispute Drives Arbitration Talk
April 18 report paints a shift in stance as Britain seeks arbitration over Nicara gua canal issues. Officials announce England’s willingness to arbitrate and expectations for a peaceful settlement, with Nicaragua's government in discussions and questions about contract extensions and canal construction.
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Pril
Ultimapon
Nicaragua
Lord Rosebery
Commu
Herald
Leon
England
Nicaxpress
Guzman
Mateagua
Great m
United States
Pension attorney Bates arrested for pension fraud in Springfield
Bates a Westfield pension attorney was arrested by deputy marshal Robinson on charges of exacting a fee of 100 dollars from Margrett Lame town and misappropriating pension funds meant for veterans. He secured a pension under false pretenses and received payment for services by law he was not entitled to.
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Bates
Westfield
Robinson Chargea
Margett
Springfield
Chargfaignes
Front Street Towboats Meet Misfortune and Wharf News
Captain Eldridge of the Doane towboat Nellie backs a vessel to port and loses its rudder, repaired at Munroe and Murch’s in East Boston. The W B E and W L Tuck schooner to Rockport for stone. Eldridge later travels by steamer. Whaling schooner Rising Sun arrives for repairs, first here in years. Halifax steamer due, fruit steamer Ethelwold arrives, and Patriots’ Day decorations appear at Commodore Ned Dixon’s Atlantic Yacht Club. Several ships underway or reporting positions, with vessels undergoing repairs and cargo movements noted.
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Arthur Eldridge
Nellie
Mystic River
Munroe & Murch’s
Boston
Eldridge
W. BE
W. L. Tuck
Rockport
Mass
Philadelphia
Nathaniel P. Doane
Sears
Lewis
Rockport Harbor
Rodney Parker
Doane
Rising Sun
Provincetown
Custom House
Halifax
Lewis Wharf
N. S
McGrath
East Boston
Ethelwold
Port Antonio
Jam
Kingston
Barnstable
Commodore Ned Dixon
Atlantic Yacht Club
Commercial Wharf
General Washington
Otto Frost
Borderer
London
C. C. Sweeney
Pensacola
Canute
Darien
Queensborough
Lloyd's
Centennial
Charleston
S. C
New York
Garbage Plant Shutdown Shocks Dorchester Residents
Dorchester residents rejoice as New England Construction Company shuts its garbage plant in the Gibson Street area. The firm stops taking waste at noon and its State Street office closed. Judge Holmes issues injunction restraining operation.
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Dorchester
Gibson Street
New England Construction Company
State Street
Post
Morrison
Holmes
Supreme Court
Judge orders sale of United Lines Telegraph Company assets
Judge Beach signs order directing Francis P. Lowrey to sell United Lines Telegraph Company property to cover counsel fees and disbursements. Sale proceeds to be distributed among bondholders and coupon holders, with a report on any deficiency due Farmers' Loan and Trust Company as trustee.
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New York
Escape from South Boston House of Correction by Bartholomew Leary
Bartholomew Leary, also known as Edward Wilson, escaped yesterday morning from the House of Correction in South Boston. He climbed the fence near the piggery after being imprisoned for assault and battery on March 26, receiving a three month sentence.
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Bartholomew Leary
Edward Wilson
House of Correction
Boston
Leary
Noon Meeting at Bromfield Street Church
The usual noon meeting will be held today at Bromfield Street Church. Evan ist E. W. Bliss will speak and Mr. J. Bell, the Canadian gospel soloist, will perform.
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Bromfield Street Church
Evanist
E. W. Bliss
J. Bell
Lawyers Foiled in South Framingham Book Theft Scheme
In South Framingham Walter Adams, a known lawyer, detains two Sherborn men who offered $500 to obtain two Penny Savings Bank deposit books totaling 2000 for Hugh Wetherell. Investigations reveal Wetherell is dead, missing books linked to a year-old theft, and US bonds also involved. Police detain the suspects. a woman, Ida Friedburg, is linked to the case. The books remain in vault awaiting court.
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South Framingham
Walter Adams
Sherborn
Penny Savings Bank
Boston
Hugh Wetherell
Adams
United States
Savings Bank
Ida Friedburg
No. 2
Waverly Street
Bristol Street
Lynch
Hillside Club Holds Grand Social Success
The Hillside Club hosted its first grand social with fifty couples in the grand march led by President Gallagher and Miss Katie McCoy. A reception followed in the club parlors with guests including President D F OBrien Luke A Mullen Senator Joseph J Corbett Congressmen Fitzgerald and others.
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Hillside Club
Gallagher
Katie McCoy
D. F. O'Brien
Luke A. Mullen
Joseph J. Corbett
Fitzgerald
D. F. Gallagher
Joseph Dart
Joseph Gallagher
C. J. Kelley
Everett
A Mercyful Judge Delays Sentence in Canton's Manslaughter Case
Everett A. Ellis, 15, convicted of manslaughter for shooting John E. Fleming, faced Judge Gaskill who paused sentencing. The court favored probation and kept Ellis on bail under Hyde Park Chief McKay and Canton Officer Plunkett with September review planned.
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Dedham
Everett A. Ellis
Canton
John E. Fleming
Gaskill
Norfolke County
Grover
House of Correction
Reformatory
Concord
W.S. Everett
Hyde Park
Everett
Harris
Jenney
Messrs
Ellis
McKay
Plunkett
King’s Chapel Calls a Pastor
The Rev. Howard N. Brown has been called to serve as pastor of King’s Chapel to fill the vacancy created by the death of Rev. Henry W. Foote five years ago. Brown may decide in a few weeks after long service at the Unitarian Church in Brookline where his relations remain with his parishioners.
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Howard N. Brown
King's Chapel
Henry W. Foote
Mr. Brow
Unitarian
Brookline
Tobey and Mulligan Named To State Posts
The Fixecutive Council met yesterday to confirm Gaskill's successor. Governor nominating Robert G. Tobey of Boston for clerk of the Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners and Henry C. Mulligan of Natick to be trial justice for Middlesex County. Parker of Lancastrict was confirmed for Gas County middle Histrict post.
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Robert G. Tobey
Boston
Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Henry C. Mulligan
Natick
Middlesex County
Herbert L. Parker
Lancastrict
Saltonstall Funeral Held in North Church Salem
Leverett Saltonstall's funeral took place at 3 pm in the North Church with a large assembly including twelve from the Boston Custom House led by Winslow Warren and H. P. Kitfield. Burial followed in Harmony Grove Cemetery.
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Salem
Saltonstall
Leverett Saltonstall
Boston
Frank Lee
Brookline
George Peabody
Charles Sanders
Boston Custom House
F. L. Ames
L. S. Carpenter
Aiding St Marys Asylum Testimonial in Dorchester
A grand testimonial for St Marys Infant Asylum Dorchester will be held at East Armory East Newton Street on Friday and Saturday April 19 and 20 under the Ladies St Marys Infant Aid Society. Proceeds fund a new building and the committee hopes wide support. Activities include dancing Friday afternoon directed by Thomas Watson, parish tables, theatre talent, songs and recitations by children from local parishes.
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St. Mary’s Infant Asylum
Cushing Avenue
Dorchester
East Armory
East Newton Street
St. Mary’s Infant Aid Society
Sisters of Charity
Thomas Watson
Ss New Theatre
Chi Dven
Doogue's Big Display at Public Garden Delights Boston
City forester Doogue plans a grand spring display at the Public Garden starting with hyacinths and tulips, followed by pansies and roses. About 30 beds will feature carpet bedding emblems for the Christian Endeavor Society and Knights Templars. Ten thousand hyacinths and as many tulips will be planted, with more blooms expected from June 1 to June 10.
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Doogue
Knights Templars
Dorchester
National Manufacturing and Jewelry Importing Co Assigns
The firm at 234 Dearborn street assigned this morning with assets about 146000 and liabilities near 90000. Schauweker-Chalmers Co, wholesale watch dealers at 32 East Washington street, assigned yesterday with assets 61000 and liabilities 90000.
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Chicago
National Manufacturing and Jewelry Importing Company
Dearborn Street
Schauweker-Chalmers Company
East Washington Street
Knights of Labor in Canada Form Separate Order
The Knights of Labor in Canada decide to establish a distinct Canadian order unconnected to the U S group. New assemblies will be created across industrial centers in the Dominion with no ties to the American body.
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THE
Knights OF Labor
Canada
Toronto
United States
Dominion
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Jane Adeline
Marquand’s
Isaac T. Campbell
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H. C. Sibley
Belfast
Hatheway & Co
St. John, N. B
United Lines
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