Shanty Boss Convicted at Clinton of Selling Liquor
In Clinton on April 20 Origio Galass an Italian shanty boss employed by Nawn and Brock was convicted in District Court of selling liquor and fined 75 dollars. He pleaded not guilty and was held on 300 bond for Superior Court after appeal. Witnesses testified as Judge Stone ruled.
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Clinton
Origio Galass
Nawn & Brock
Metropolitan
Metropolitan Water Board
Galass
Stone
Police Seek Mr and Mrs B W Myers in Team Theft
Stoughton April 20 police say a team stolen from B E W Carpenter of Tre mont Temple Boston was found in a Brockton livery stable. The couple B W Myers and his wife are accused of taking the team plus about 1000 dollars in jewelry and valuables before leaving Stoughton. They traveled as far as Boston after Brockton.
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Stoughton
BE. W. Carpenter
Tremont Temple
Boston
Brockton
B. W. Myers
Carpenter
Boston publishers mourn Frederic B Whitney death
The Boston Daily Newspaper Association held a meeting led by William B Barrett to record sorrow for Frederic B Whitney of the Transcript. They praised his genial nature, business integrity, and fore sight and voted to attend his funeral on Sunday afternoon.
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Boston Daily Newspapers
Frederic B. Whitney
The
Transcript
William B. Barrett
Boston Daily Newspaper Association
Daily Newspapers of
Boston
Whitney
Help Sent to Aid Defence of Wepener
Boers held a fortified position near Wepener as General Chermside and General Rundle move with 20,000 troops through mud and rain. Heavy floods disrupt transport around Bloemfontein while Natal Boers begin guerrilla actions under Buller’s orders.
Shuman Corner Sells Men's Fancy Shirts at Peak Sale Prices
Shuman Corner announces a great sale in the Furnishing Goods Department featuring a large and comprehensive range of Gentlemen's Fancy Shirts. The goods were made for the store before cotton prices rose and come from a top US shirt maker. Prices follow.
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Shuman Corner
Great Sale Gentlemen's Fancy Shirts
United States
Fancy Shirts Sale Offers Deep Discounts on Juniors
The notice promotes a sale on fancy shirts priced around one to two dollars less than current market prices. It highlights options with wide and narrow stripes, attached or detached cuffs, and colors such as pale pink lavender and blue.
Painters Threaten Strike If Demands Not Met
Union painters of Boston demand 2.7 percent per day for eight hours and threaten to strike if the master employers do not grant the terms before tonight. A Sunday meeting at 45 Eliot Street will decide whether workers quit on Monday after reports from union officers.
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Boston
Eliot Street
Floods Hit Vermont Towns After Heavy Rains
In Newport Vermont on April 2 flood waters from melted snow rise in lakes and rivers. A street near the Cyde River floods, a bridge to Covent is washed away, and the road to Covent is blocked. Mansonville sees the Mississquoi flood the railroad track a foot deep. A foundry flume at North Troy is destroyed by the flood.
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Newport
Covent
Mansonville
North Troy
Weather Forecast for New England and Maine States
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday calls for mild weather in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with showers on Sunday and winds turning to fresh easterly. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut expect rain by Saturday night and Sunday with winds shifting to fresh easterly.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Excursion Ship Crew Stranded in Rome Amid Smallpox
The Dominion Line steamship New England arrived in Charlestown with the Clark excursion party aboard. While in Rome an outbreak of smallpox occurred, prompting Captain James McAuley to divert to Liverpool and refuse to carry most Clark passengers. Dr. K. I. Casselberry jailed infection aboard, quarantining patients as the crew faced a deadly outbreak. The voyage exposed fraud allegations against Fr. G. Clark for misrepresenting passenger numbers.
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Naples
Liverpool
Casselsberry
McAuley
New England
Dominion Line
Charlestown
Boston
Clark
Mediterranean
Egypt
Holy Island
Rome
James McAuley
Casselberry
Hazleton
Penn
Dominion Mne
Post
Mr. Clark
Despondent Miss Dinse Leaps From Brooklyn Bridge
Marie Dinse, age about 32, leapt from the Brooklyn Bridge into the East River, was picked up unconscious by the tug Tacoma, and taken to Hudson Street Hospital with possible internal injuries. Police note she paid for the Brooklyn ride with no money, carried German papers, and a boarding house contract with F Maudin.
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New York
Marie Dinse
Brooklyn
East River
Miss Dinse
M. Dinse
West Twenty-third Street
Bridge
Clyde Mne
Thomas I. Moss
Hackman
Broadway
Fulton Street
Moss
Wwe
Tacoma
F. Maudin
West Twentythird Street
Hosford
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S. Vorenberg & Co
Washington and Hanover Sts
Harcedon & Lynch
Hanover St
Blackstone St
Hawkinsville
Homer Crawford
Johnson Pate
Keep Mfg. CO
Keep
Tremont St
Near West
Liquid Air Rights
Active
A. J. Chase
Temple &T
Dorchester
Take
Miltoneers
Richmond &T
Cone
Liquid Air Refrigeration & Power CO
Sudbury Building
John A. W Woolley
Mr. Whitney
Sheehy & A
Congress
Russia
McLean Shoe CO
Devonshire Street
Spring Lane
Crosby
Wepener
Bloemfontein
Rakroad
Natal
London
Chermside
Rundle
de Wets Corp
Free State
Oorlogspoort
White
South Africa
Gibraltar
Morning Post
Caledon
Ladysmith
Daily News
Sule
Msauley
Cart
Mauley
England
Captain Mauley
NEW Eng ND
Washington and
Summer Streets
Boer van
Harrington
Washington Street
Heroes
G& Clark
Nice
Steve Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
Washburn
Clothing On Credit
Washington St
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